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proposals
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Nsv.Yosx April "a, 49, y
A RMY UPPLlES.--SEALED fROPO-
~ SAILS will be received at this Office until 2Icocs M,
on MONDAY the I'd Of May ser for Furnissps oy Con
tract the Depot Of Amy Clothing and Eqapss In New
York City
Cavalry Boots pessod, a. to lsa
Cavalry Boots, sewed, Sc to la
Bootses pegsod Ne. a.
Bsotees. p-gsed O. 10 lsa
Negro BrogAns, 30 TO la
Engineers OverluA
Wooden StocSiRgA
Cavalry 0udons
Worstsd Lace. yellow, u inch sad I hsoh
Wor,ted Lace, s. b.. II inch and inch.
Packing Bores
ssmpes specifications Of which bseen X this once
Bidders will present sample OF the rioes which they
propose to deliver and state the quantity wish TO sspp
and how fast they make deliveries .
proper guaranty must accompany proposals Tor the
faithful performance Of q coatraet
The United States the right tsee al bid, deemed
Objectionable -,
Proposals should BE- Endorsed "Pppo,ss FOR furnishing
there i.ssrt the article bid FOIL and addressed TO
Lieut. Col ID. II. vTNTON,
Deputy QuIteuns ter General o. 3. A.
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BORT f)aroens' Notiee.


Posr.wtDESs OFFICE, No. l04 Waist
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
,scon OF the act passed pr H. 1881 entitled Al ACT 10
Reoraaze the Wadens Office Of the Port Of New YORK to
al persons interested ill., having charge Of the subject
matter OF sunl inquiry examination. survey that the fol
lowing vessels are under examination by the PortWa
dens and thu, the sad surveys examinations viii bo com
peted within ten days next succeeding this notice bosId
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Nailed.

APRIL tT.-Stesnefs-D II. Mount, Ellen 8. Terry.
SMps-Fliss Bruno, Sttadt Dockum.
Bsrks-SslOr Prince, Orians. AnrioH. TeaIer.
BTgs-Sparkling Sea Lincoln Webb, Sarah Isabella, Con
celia Export Thomas Owes Aroostoot d. o. Csstaer and
Dlsdem
schooner.-Ssrah Bright, Daniel McPhes, J. G. Ferris
Henry Middleton, Thomas BedeH, W. 5. Zoe, Sesh MariA
Amelia, Otelle.
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Boys will not be taken une.. ~ sixteen years Of age,
stout in good health and below fse, inches In hight
In all the Of the parents guardians must d
fr.. obtained
The County bounty and the three months advance viii
be paid to all recruits irrespective OF c,s. and hall monthly
pay be le at home by application 10 The paym.ster Of
the vessels to which the recruit, may be assigned.
All ncedfa information be obtained by applying n the
Naval in tho Park; and person, be enlisted and
in at either o. the following rendezvous which are
the only Authorized BY the Navy Department. In this city
All recruits thu. enlisted Aad receiving the bouHss .fors
said credited the quota Of the City and County Of
New Yort
CAPT. OSCAR BULLUS, U. 6. ~, No. Cherrys,.
CAPT EDWARD THOMSON u 6. ~, No. 80 Water st.
LIEUT. CONDO JNO. MCLEOD MURPHY, Z. > ~.
No. IL stsies.
ACTG MASTER JOHN W. COIN U. s.s..
No 10 South st.
CAPT. A. n BREyOORT, U. S. " C.. Ne. 10 B0-rey.
WA WALLACE, Lieut IT, 5. Marines.
County Bounty Rooms, No 10 Bovey.
C. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroll,.
ORISON BLUNT super'isor
WILLIAM NJ TWEED SuperV.or.
WILLIAM H. STEWART, Supervised
ELIJAH L. PURDY. supervisor
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary nen.ber.
County Volunteer Committee.
oRlsON BLUNT. Chaunsn-
Nsr-YoTk. Apr. O. 1884
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EyeMorauda.

Tbo brig Ruby reports: April Q, to Innes y D n. o.
ST. Thomas, spoke btig Huron, from New OK
--short OF water and supplied her
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To Mariners.

TsK.URy Dsp.pYs,sr OrFIcs LIeHr-Hopsp BoAnp,
WAsHRGToS CITY, April ~, 1906
Tn, rad buoy Ne 29 oil Monkeys Point, Potomsc River
Gas been removed temporarily to the - foot lump In The
mouth Of Piscaswsy Creek immediately below fon
Ws,br ytop II will be placed in the old position upon the
EOS. Of The present fishing ssAten. BY order
WV w. Il. SHUBRICI, Chairman.
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V'HE REV. CHARLES +. KINGS
L PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
PoR rHz SPECIFIC TREATMENT AND CusBss

FOR rHk oPHUIPII IHHA HsNf nv NVhH "
CONSUMPTION
IN Any o. ITS STAGES Asthma Bronchitis Cstsrh, snd
M affections OF the Lungs Throat. and Air Passages THE
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION speedily n'iyorstes the en-
ebeJ Nervous System and energies the dsranged functions
o, The stomach Liver, and Bowels I. check, NIdHr PER
sPrG.rIos, ~ IRON ssvRs ForRrssS DAYS,
Prices: In Tos bottles, e. in 1904 bottles ~, esch. or
six ANAL or three larg, bottles for ss sOldbyD $. BARNES
Co. No 2ol Broadway and BY all respectable druggists.
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Hle0iral.
A TTENTION, LADIES.
"A THE GREAT ENGLISH RENE
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

A TTENTION, LADIES.
"A THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLAKKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, M D..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine il imposition but sure and
,s reaedy for female Difficulties and Distractions from any
esn.s whatever and although powerful remedy 4: contains
notbing burtful TO the constitution To married ladies'
It IL peculiarly gifted will in short time, bring On the
monthly period with regularity
and Limbs Fatigue ,ht eIerou, Pspita;ion Of the
Heart Hyserc. and Whites these Pills Will effect azure
when n. other means have failed and although powerful
remedy do contain iron, esome antmony or anything
hurful TO the constitution.
Fall directions In the pamphlet around each package wnich
shouldbe carefully preserved
For fall partculaIs get pamphlet free, ofthe agent ,
~ B2 and postage stamps inclosed TO any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing 20 pill. by retarn
mail Sold b. all druggists.
JOE MOSE5, Ne. n Csurtlandtst New York.
Sole United states Agent
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u.,,I, Of Pleasant Hill.
N. following names Of killed snd '

~, following names Of killed snd wounded arc
,I,t,o,l to those slready pHbli'Aed:
ONE HUNDRED AND skvENTY-nGHTH ny Vol&
KILLED.
-, ..-n,4 yrernArk Go. &. VIM. Kestofn, 10. "
Mao, Ch.r.. C.rple. arm. slight.
e., Johp b. Gsudo.fs neck slight.
CIV, Geoft, G. gray lef lee. Slisht.
PT., Lieut. William Isss, eii wrist .os see y,x
en- Geo. Allen Co A. behind right ear sishI
So John Bradley Co. C. right hand, severe,
CO. cs' seq Frtd's fePPe, Co e, len t5isA' alss~
s,cYs Creds Co. C. knee, ,svsse
Cb,ros Deis Co. c. right foot, slight
Ss' s,,r Abr, " Issidsiee Co T. noos .e,ss
s;,,os Sche.i ubsr Co. q. groin, severe.
Sksyle. Dern,ctsr. Co. g, scalp, slight
800 Reicam,nn, Go. O, night temple, slight
hoS, JSss,sns. Go. O. right side. slight
j..spi Bsoder Co II; hight thigh, severe.
Sym LAehmuud. Co. n.
C,ep FT.nss Eynaiten, Co; ], leg slight,
Wshasas Brahe, Co. |, light knee seveDa
PssT kinsisEe I Co. X, buitoek, severe
MISSING.
J...- C.nroy, Co. A. Mus Henry Gsder, e. b, n
Ee, L.,elmSyer. Co B. Sorg Fredt Fierbsum K.
Francis Sundheuuer, Go. X
A'i' n Kiii 81 Wound. Missing. Tot
Css@isioned ofhooT''''''''-9 y Is
ksl-ted men..,...'''..''''.'' IL ~
A FDssSD wsHi:a Colonel l7s,s N T. vo4
s<xyuS l.. MIGHT. Adj. l76th ~ Y Vols.
Cssp IT9h y. \. D.. April 10, 1854
CASUALTIES IN OTHER EEGTMEYTS.
ord Serr, A. w Besdsey, T., l78ih \. y neck sight
Nm H. CLARK Co G. l61d \. " right srm.
CbIs stets,n Co r. l6ed n. T. abdomen, dangerously.
los P.rea Co. Z, 1923 \. v, head. slightly.
setss Ja. Dewitt Bet G.. 3th Y. s. Art. abd'n mortal
Jo.sps Demso,is Go. u, 81 Mass. Cav, arm, slight.
Prani Dilns. Co. F, lG'th y Y, righ; arm.
Tho. Draper Co A lot =. IT, Cav, cor-uson abdomen.
- Taylor. Co. A, l6Oth ~ Y, killed.
Col Sefst James Ball, Co F. l62d n. Y. killed
C.,t Samuel P Dill, Ia n. Y, missing.
LisA Nolan l73d n. Y, missing.
Tue lgld " Y. had Is killed % wounded and - miss
az Ia Saturdays battle Ct Pleasant Hill.
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Gorporation Notices.
TT S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
" N. Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
OYYIcs Nav BuILDsss
Cor CHAnBRRs or. AID BRoADwAL}
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 5000 AND 800. CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS.
aaaa non nAnIArpa Aan PRIZE MONEY
$500 FOR MARINES AND RI

The United States authorities having order to MI up The
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising OF Recruits Tor
h. branch OF service and guaranteed that Recruits for
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted on tho quota
Of the places where they elect To be credited the same a.
they Recruits for the Army the County Volunteer
have resolved to pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bounty ca,h down. upon shsr
bsisg duly mustered into the service;
WHEN ENLISTIAG FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
WHEN ENLIsTIN6 FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAVY. $500.
WHEN ENLIsTINu FOR MARINR CORPS. E. $500.
ry- ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OfPICB WILL
RECEIVE COUNTY PREMIUM OF $40.
N
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Spoken.

April % ls 30 lon Oo brig Leader. from CieHfaeso' for
heItreaL
April rs, of Nantucket, ship Stadscous, Of and no"
LONDONDERRY for Philadelphia
No date, 1T "a 80, lon &C. sctr Starlight. from hstAnA
for Portland
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PROPOSALS for tho SUPPLY of FRESH
i BEEY for tn. uSH Of UNITED STATES TROOPS
stationed At FORT COLI MBrS Nes York H1rbor, Sor one
YEAR comrusuciis June g. 1854 win be received a. the
Of GO q tie A. Il T. g. Fort COLUMBUS, New YorE h.Ibor
until O'Clock the 10th May Tho BEEF to be o inc
Sst quality Ina .uA proportions Of or. and hind quarters
u,cis snd .hsns aud Kidney taow eXclldei aud TO be
delivered Cumbus New YORK Isrbor AZ snch times
and in suck qGnutite. may be required 80
The neot II the a. entered for beei TO be Delivered
under TIA. shsl be cut OF al The outh vuiteo
ioin, and the ,msed down. The shanks OF fore
quarters shall % from three TO four inches ABOVE ths
oiBt and Of Ed quarters Ron sI to 'fi nchfs Shove
the gsinbre, or hocs joint 5000. . .,,.-
PIoposa, will D, sIde,.sd 10 Lisrt JAMES ;, CASEY,
sth L. lufantry office Of A. A. &. 5 For CSiaH0u, New.
Yof. .rbof AID Hdorsed PropO,ss for he supply Of
Fro,h Beef" ~,
Two .Urres inh@ ~ FIVE thousand dollars each viii
Be required Tor theiaithtu Performance 81 this contract
The proposals. y b. opcncd ~ tie ONCE 81 The n A u y
.i ~ o.. lhs l1t Aay. 49,, 49,,
deems o1frA,sgaI-.
The Oath Of Ar glance, together With copy Of h Sd'er
ti,eIn,ni must DO appendcd 10 Zach proponL
JAMES T.. CASEY, lss Loat. 5h Inf, \ \ l. =
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Buil0inn Alalerials.

L EAKY ROOFS LEAKY ROOFS! cured
IL with ELLERYS RUBBER PAINT. warranted No
So Grand Il, No 81 P.ri row No. lSl Bowsry No a8 9Th
s, No 575 eh.sv No. II South 7h-st, WillsInsbursh
MARBLE and MARBLElZED SLATE
wi MAETLFs Site Billiard Beds Slate Uhnsb, Bhck
Bo.rds Sits Sabs for Tomb Covers spd Doors Roofing
Slate and Slate Saba The trade supplied -
WEST CASTLEfON SLATE Co,
No. AZ Broadway, ~ Y.
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Mails Close nj the Post-Oniee.

ozas..orR SATURDAY April 3O................. ioi
goT Cyba and the West Indies by scameT Evening
Star Saturday, April 3............'''.'.'.,'' p n
90 III, 20 p.
For New .Cr!eanA by steamer Evening Star, sstur-
IA, SpriI "A ?. m.
Il p.
S.SarS. via souihsmpton. Saturday April %. loi
F0r Cshorni, Oregon. Washington Territoryi and
"a .'.,.............3 a u. and II o. m.
WI AIb.., Bngso and C.nsdsI..5 {. m. and * p.
Nh and W.st Nav Msil.............,...... p. m
WsstsT. Mail via Erie Railroad .,.,5 n m and 81
So.tI.r, and South estern Nails ~ q and 10y p.
y.serp m, and Il P.
MAYOR. nd F.n r.
The Long Island Mail closes s..,......3 g. M and p m
Sandy M.s0n Sunday al mails close si..,.. u p 10
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INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The Inter.
New. Yort doe May l. 1874 will be paid on aOhDAl Die,
q by Dani,l Dslva so Chamberlain OF The CITY " The
Broadway BAat. ,.,n.x 4, al,
The Tr.n.eI Boois win b. closed TUESDAY the lhh
"'N MATHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller.
Department % Fnsnee ComptIolers Ofhee' Cny OF ne"
Yort Apfl 7. 1854
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yryIATrRh Al MANIAC.

MINIATURE MANIAC.
6n-kest.. SOL Sets..... 6:3J Moop-kses' o''s
HiCH WATER tbs DAG.
stsay Heck. l:ss Gov island. 2:3l Hell Osse.'' <H
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

TRAINS LfAN II NE"-1ORh;
For New Haven T. (EI). ll.30 g. l2:l3 (EIl sos
Fr.), $50, $50 and (kn.) p. IN. -.
For bridgeport, !, lELh ll:S = m H;ls tEhh ~"
~, s5g 40 and (EI.) p.
For Milford and 5,r tford. !, 1850 9:5O 4;D p n
For Fairfield Southport; and Wepor, !, ll:SO L.; 3s@
40 r, oo.,p,
, ~, ~, So lEN.) 2. M.
For Dsrien and Greenwich, T. $50, llo g. M $50 IA
For stanford. :, Qz), $50 II 30 8 M l2l5 (EIt
Ok, $3.50. 4:3D $50. (EIl p. m
For Port Chester and Intermediate stations, T. s:0 h;S
IN. $3.50, $50, $50 o:SD p M - $50,
CONNECIING TRAINS.
FOR Boston via Springfield, a m lEn.)i SWth spm.
For boston via shore Line, ll:l5 FIX J. p. IN.
Tor Hartford and Springfield lEIb ll:SO MI (Erhs
p. ~. ~ -. >t.-.-.,
II :iO O. ~. 10 Northampton. ,,, - 90,
Tor Hartford, Providence and Fshkil Railroad tExh
For Now Haven NesvLoudoa and s,oninston Railroad ss
g N. 1918. j. 3 p. IN.
For C.aal RsitoGd l?;iS .. m. 20 Northampton
For hou.sonc Railroad, 3 a. N.
For hausatack Rsiliosd, 3 a. M; 3p
For D1n6ury and Norwslk R,ihoad' 9:,e N ~ N
Comlodious Sleeping Cars attached TO p w. Trains;
JAMES h. HOlF Superintendent
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TIpSCOTT's LONDON and LIyERPOO

FTyAPSCOrTs LONDON AID LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE, No. rs so.th:st'' New; Yo,i
MI AI-rs on ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND and
WALES ,,,, ,urn rruu IN r,ypppoo,
TAPSCOIrs CELEBRATED LINZ OF LIVERPOOL
pAGKErS SAIL TWICE WEEK. - -
X LINE Of LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS .,, IL, -
INIT 10 he old country do OF the lowest
IN. III 10 TAPSC0IT BROTHERS & Co,
W sPF' No. 10 South St
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u
SHIP Co. viii dispatch semi monthly their and 6I,
Gas, british iron steamships CELIA, BELBONA, AFA-
IINTA IOWA INDIANA. aud MANHATTAN, each 1000
tun. burden between London and calling Of liavre
on the voynse nom London Rates OF passage payable in
second cabin 800; s.eerase. b5s From London or Haye
First cabin 800. For passage apply to CHAS WHIT
No 81 souhst. Advances made merchandise consigned
10 the London sgenis $780, ~ ...
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, $1,000
WORCESTER, PALMER FlTCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
The new and stsunch steamers of tho Norwich lae,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEWfORK.
leave NewY daily Sundays eIceped at O'Clock
from Pier No % North River, loot Of " s,ryst,
FOR kEW-LONDOS
.rc connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from The
above points via Norwich and Worcsssr Bostor and Voc
cests Worcester and Nashua and New London and SoUhess
Railroads.
Freight taken the owes. rates For information inquire
Of T. 5 MARTIN, Agent, on the Pie,.
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EOR BOSTON and PROYIDENCE via NEW.

L. PORT and FALL RIyER.-The splendid 1nd superos
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt; Brown leaves Ney.Yok
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
O'Clock p. NJ, and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Baytsa,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at ; o'clock p m-
from Pier No. North River.
Hereafter no rooms viii be regarded secured any app
cant until the she'll have been paid for.
FREIGHT Boston forwarded through with great dretdb
by az Express Fregh, Train.
L. LiTrLEFlELD Agent, No. II Broadway.
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V'HE MONTREAL o. :. :. Co. : steamship
1 NOVA SCOTIAN. from PORTLAND 30 LIZ tkPooL;
Aprl J0-Rstes Of passage, $50 80 ana -. -
D ATS on the National Bank, payable a. all Tvs ote"e' Nj
Eng and and Ire and For p.i-aso Apply 10 =, =,
SABkL h SEAkLE, no. - bToAh"sy' " l.
VE,IIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS ,..,
BETWEEN SEW-YORk AND LlhERfOoir IAL-LiNo
Az CORK HARBOB. ~ 1850
AED HFTv'FEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
NV INA Ar lhIIRAX AND CORK HARBOR
.ct, law ~ -. lo,ton 80. " edBssday April d
1'Sr1 aSikS i.,,e, New. York. "Wednesday, May
~ i.s,.. Ros. "Wednesday May IL
STn1i eave, New w siEssday May 10
,sVirt is,es boston w ednesday May p
pE usIa 800. leaves Nsu -York "Wednesday June
yRos sRw.YoRE TO LIVERPOOL
Chief sh;n Passage pioS y
Second lsbin Passage. 's'''''.'''''''' o."
tROx BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL $1,000
Chief cabin Plsssge.. '''''''''''''''''F
n,y,be In odd or il, equivalent in United states currency
berths not scared Until paid 'or
Aa experienced Surgeon on board .,,
Valuable. unes, BILL Of Ladng having tho value expressed
are signed therefor
TOT f'e'sN' u y CGNARD. No. tBowliuy sreeA
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nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ MusPeasant aud healthy mountain region, miles
from Northampton Depot Sone and coolest ANTE
water Diet abundant DR.. MUNDE, oldest disciple Of
Pries.pitI. Treatment purely hydriatic
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Removals..

DROWN BROTHERS & Co. have RE-
- MOVED to premises No S WALl-Sf., rear room.
PEMOvAL.-Th undersigned HAVE RE-
~ -''' BULKLRY, BROTHER Co.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch.
= Ia, Al Queenstown Cork Harborl The wel.known
steamers Of the Liverpool New fork and Philadelphia Steam
,ldp COMPANY are intended to sail a. fouowsi ..
'tateii
CITY or saturday haish ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY.. noos. Iols Pef A.
Moth River.
RATS PASSAGE,
PAYABLE in gold or It's equivalent in currency .,
yIRsT CABlN....... AtO utlSTEEkAGE ........s 81 on
Fir.i Cabin London. 8. 10 stoeAse 10 L0pdoo'' -
Eir,t Cabu 10 Paris. 70 v. Steerage TO Psns.. ~ w
Fir.t epin to Hamburg ~ oOlStcerAso TO Hamburg "a
Pa,scngef. also Forwarded to HavIe Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c, al equally low rates $1,000 80. .os
flares from Liverpool Queenstown IL Cabin t'9 fS
eie5 Sterr,,- 435 Thos. who wish 10 seut Tor beu
friends can buy tiokets here at thess rates
Eorfuuher information, apply a. the Company onoes
John o. DALE Agent No. Is Broadway, y. T.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY,
" from foo. Of Courtlsndst, connecting at Hampto{
Junction with Delaware, LscAaD and Western Rahros4
and At Esston with Lehish Valley Railroad ard its couneo
on, forming direct line TO Pittsburgh ard tho West win
change OF cars. - - - .
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Sixty Miles and Two HOURS saved by this line to Cksea
Cincinnati st. Louis etc with bat one Change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Feb. 22, 1884, leave New ork as tolsws:
HAEkIsBuR0 EXPREss--At Q. m, for Esston. headtn2
Pottsvtle harrisburg, Aaucb Chunk, Willismsport
MAIL TRlrsAt $40 NJ tor Eason Water Gap, scrun'
ton WesOaue, Great Bend, Pitt.ioH, Biughsuton, sc
l2N TRAS-For Kaston, Allentown, Msuch Chunk, WI
Transport, Reading. Pot;svile. Harrisburg. Sc.
$40 p M.-Eor Eas;on, Bethlehem, Alentswn and Asaee
Chunk
44OPn -For Someyue.
5:i0P M--For SomeTvile-
Up NJ WESTERN ExFREss-For Esston, Alentown. Res4
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh. and the West Sleeping can
through from Jersey City to Pittsburgh.
ExPRBa TRAIN POR HAR2IsDuR6-The 6a M ESpsose
Train from NewYork arrives at harrisburg at con
meeting East aud West Pennsylvania Central RaiGoe1
Northern Central Railroad North and South, and With thl
Cumberland alley Railroad.
ELizABxrHPoRr AND NBv. York PERRr-Lesve New,Ysa
from Pier No q North River at $50 l2i5, 4, and 40
The Boats stop at Bergen Pon, ard Mariners Hssor ovy
trip each way. JOSIAH o. sIEARNs, Superintendent
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N Is. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 2o5 Grand.
Ne st. New ORR aud No. J57 Fulton st.. Brooilyp
acting Teeth positively without pain by the nitrous
oIyd zs No charge eItractns whom artificial teeth TO
be Inserted They also inserting full sets Of Teeth Gold
s25; PatnA 62S; Silver so; Rubber SO. Partial bets
On gold, 81; silver, 81 Extracting - cents.
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Gteamboafs ano Railroads.

M ORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY.-Change
will on and after WEDNESDAY, MAY leave from Des
brosse'st al stopping Tor passengers at 3ahst a
Mondays Wednesdays. aud Fridays landing at West Poi
Nevburgh, Poughkeepsie, Rhipebsck Cakl and Hudson
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miles shorter TO Cincinnati change Of IL y
miles shorter Ceveland change Is 50 mi>
shorter ~ Chicago; change cas- l. s. miles shorter
St. Louis changes Of Office No. III Broadway
corner Chaipbersst.
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NEW YORK & NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
I'M COMMENCING NOV. l6 1863 1854
pa..,,e1 Station in New.York s7ths and tth
Entrance 27th-st-
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Dentisirp.

| COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
~ Use the Nitrous OIds Gas made pure and ffr.h every
day by Br COTTON who h had % years experience In vs.
| nnfsstars No. 81 Bond.st
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baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD COlD
Id PANYS FREIGHT and TICKET OFFICE,
NO. 2I9 BROADWAY.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
Tickets 10 All poin, West and Southwest, via Phhada
phs Baltimore and washingtop The only toste 10 I'D
West via ia tinore and Washington City All Rail aad Raj
and River carried lower than al others with sPHcIai
GuARAsTRg for shipping directions Bits Lading so sPs
to e. w PERVEII. Gsn Agent. New Ork A prh 1904
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Ocean Cleaners.

nor NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT-The new
Il United States Mail steamship GEORGE CROMWELL
Can't Post viii cave Pier No North River AluRDAl,
Me, at D. Passage with unsurpassed accommodate
sti No bls Of aAins signed day OF sailing. ApPyto
H. b. CROMWELL. Co.. No. c5 West 81
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Grade
First or Orderly Sergeant. $50 90 pr month.
AL other Serseant. esch....... ~ 90 per mon.h
Corporss. 13 W per month
Drummers and Filters IL 60 per month
Privste. in bsuack at Nsvy.Yud 13 % per month
Priv,tes a, .os.................. II 80 ger month
aud ordinary sesmen who will be shipped :or Two
years will receive in addition the above bounty OF 500
months pay 10 advance and three monhr SIua pay
Government bounty.
The rates Of wages a follows:
PIRsT-CLAsS RlREMEs-.......s30 Per month
SECOND-CLASS FIREMEN..... % per month
ASSERS................... IL per month
sEAMEN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is per month
ORDINARY SEAMEN............ II per month
IANDSMEN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL per month
BOYS........................ 10 POI month
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XHTANTED-A Situation by person who has
w an experience OFFS years 10 the management and con
rucon Of Railway Machinery and Marine Engines has h'd
entire charge Of tine Machinery Department OF several I'm
porant Railroads. also, that Of ne OF Steamers. can pro
5nre he most .sissctory references 70 character and
Ability Letters addressed to Machinery care oiC '"
COPELAND Consulting Engineer, No. lH bTosd~sy Ne"
YORK viii meet with prompt attention.
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NTFW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD.-Por Albany Troy, North snd West ieavs
26.h 81 DEPOT a. ~ A. snd az p SUNDAY IAN, tS
n n