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IANDS-TO ALL WANTING

FARMS.-larve and thriving settlement, mid and
lethl climate 3 Iii lee south Of Phi adephs by railroad
fich soil which producers large crops which can now be- seen
rro@ing. Ten, twenty AMI hfy acre tracts " nom =-oto TO
r acre pavahie within Good business openings
for sfactores othen churches, schools and good so
ristv. Il tl improving place Esst % West
HUNDREDS setting aud building. The beauty with wicn
liz parc aid oai is usrpsssed Letter. sas,yerrc of
reports and giving foil information will ~ sent nee
Address CiIAS X. LANDS, Nineiand PostOEce un eT
hnd Co. y j. From Rporf Of sooH Robisoa doricni"ra'
Editor Of The TbsS "a q r3e Eso1t etentrt ('THs
fyarfs ~ an aio icre' pof0a and suitable condition for
y.on,an farming that Of ms aide o. the bes,a
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5leamboais an0 Railroads.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NI.W BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
SINGFR TRAINS LEAVE kftF-fONA. va TIE Erls
d .iyyav lof, l,ot OIL Chaubef--.i. HUNNING THOUGH
no CLFVFLtED o.. WITHOUT CHANCE Df CARS
opnnea,ins win railroad or all Irpapn 1re 90 90 NesL
TIi. rod Is being extended end vii b. Iu complete
running order to Minded. Gal0u. Ufbna, Dayll CAcin
uad aua si. Louis without blele af 81. ...
a. n Ggopxas Gen. lic.et Agl. ~. g. SA thI8EI.
Me-ig.l. FA Oeaer.. FL O.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

Embellishments board desired ny "a
II ~ man ana i, mother in d house with the modem
enis private family preferred terms must be lo"
Andres fll three days stating terms, j. H. L. 4nolne once
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AIW-lDRk AND HAllLih NAil4hbAD.
y EXPRESS TRAINS from tru.f~rs o. ALBANY
md Troy ir.ve The Depot coTuer " 2clf a8a Ecu show
daily except sunday }, t
10 o'cIg.ka d. o..'sck r. n.
connscr, a. Ahiny lul oy i.ltalu holi l4 d " et'
Fof th~ bette c.orlmod.ton oi thr rlli alH-'' -
nave bean made % rum fe tr.lls ~ e iadsor Rive IaI
rcd Coz and t0r, a' tf So. lort tt- hafen 4tAf.G q
. fefent hour. from hew.4o-k.
S.,, AZ. I'd To- .,s rottlllf.u arI most clIyc1'ui 70
Die ase of 'he rer.nter nrfr been frrffy rlord on it
psfer Road a. tr .fr se.s f. fD tcsgns iss, ne I.
.n r.. b.. base.e fn e th- pine rl places North and
Wss. are strg a. fcls.sr ant complete. .
= Ti-.r ~ on. Iul.0 River Raifal c. aHi oi tbif
sffnsy will Co., receive. bv rlr4 Con ry, aud baggage
.i, k,i 10, other to.u.Hr 4I.. blnI OF ftt COZ
octIn- rs, hortI md N.f | b- @. iv"rsi at tf 30.
..t... OIL L. IL. Raj. q l.CAf
J. 4. CHtfiH. suFcrlte -fcli
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On an

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER
II ARR ANGEMtSr.-l.avss New oh. JalarF.sip snd
J,,s Ias RIVER Of~erpaFt Sag Illhr ar f'cf. &C
kor Gfrcrporf Rive teui iaIislk. nd lAbt-
AVID u a nd l1l y. j ~ isiF baby - az .inl
in-dsie. a. -. AMI a--i and (" q %" - 49,
y. tStagcs connect igf lta si4is
Cvs,,r Paw s1t ffru,irfrr fof Hsmrsesd Jfufca AZ
Winfield Il b and 10. ali - ~ aid ~ 3
Sunday EXCLUSION TRAIN - Leaves ti'f - Etf
Rvrr a g3Dn u for Hyerel stopping - 81 -taron' -
c.r f,rr.eL alI ~yostri E4rIfu lkrts ior lf iflin
N D. isr,8 fsfe. 4. HEAsONEh. hupf rintsudrut
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"
WI FARM FOR SALE. 100 acres @ ~ WOOD 6-anct I!ch
rsc loan laws vel we, fenced it waered nd in hrh
,atc Of cultivation splendid fashion, D. house tWo sl'Ey VIA
n- cad en1u white with srou u'nt,. lt rooms pAiof
10 by 50 arch in centre rch g plrcr sso 1i ihct me
tilcK stair h3gh ceiling -ssi eI1 Ll' ,e4a
wood houses Sc asae Ws saced m 'front.' arge ana
Numerous buildings corresponding with TIE style aud
extent house, grd the necessities Of productive arm
hous IS GOV n cheap times Plenty OF choice !ai
rc a brook surn- well cisteru pleasant and
hcs.y oads andueizborhood good convenient 90 Churches
tcnoos miles from balto county set o. stta iosa
an, mile from srs,o, Sp-nrs Pace 5000 hat cash the
Balance N i've year tor psrcu address T. o. Bon No
ar Saratoga Spin -. y. I.
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ERlE RAILWAY.-IIaas leave foot Of
= s. in, ETprss FOR Buffalo ,o-.,
d. a l4prc.. f.I Glove ..l if'c.i ti d. q o. 'f ity'
$3.50 a. al 3lli, oaily. 'ol Dt3.ll.e.
lO - Do. Ma i4r iua4.o 80.
g.51u fn. Wav for p0r Jor,if nud NswburrA
aV n eit 4gless-huIet e.le ltsl q4 htf4lo, .c.
pm Ifghinin FIaress dsIc ~ rnofirf hafHio 40
oh er C4nlndasla AMI Iol C.e,csad dcci, VIZ a. u.
" nv
J. ~ Lmiulrt lliAe. -'''o' ""n' saDs'
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Sales bn Anttion.

A. NJ hfswH. Aac1onetr.
DY BANGS, MERWlN y Co., Nos, Oyl and
- -. broadway con o. 4thst-sslcs q Booh', Sts
ooDery Fietmes Worss Of AIT. FANCY Goods Fainos. No
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. avg
Nd Bwav oes-y site 81 Nichols. Hoei --1EO' ~ 1T
Urn a1.fioreer 6v J. r. COolev (onsfnnei's s"'''cN
II. DRAPER hucioneer
IOHN II. DRAPER Il Co.
~ WILL SELL. -
Al THEIR SALEskOOhS'
No 81 PINE-SIY
On WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, ltV4'
4. u clock. g. ll',, .,..>,. c,, mo
ne GLOW ing ovorite brands q GENUINE ia i'
2OOl0 10 Rosa De CuDs Ooi'eAss- ,
20 OOo & ave. d. Santiago Oohchts
5O00 rrevas Chieas
1900 LouGres.
GOO Prenss dos Tor.
500 Ee-slil britannica 80, A..
Sct sf The above nay be the ofbee efth Aue'
tlyeer
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JEKSEY.
~ -Dcpot in NewYork Pier No North River. connect
Ing Al HAMPTON Junction with Delaware LacsAwanua 90
Western Rsiro,d, ~ Ees'on with LshiEn valley Raj
road and is Sons, forming direct ue to Pihsfsl
ana '"1 G \ Si MIDDLE E0TTE 10 THE WEST.
Two rxpTess Trims daily from he West, EXCEPT sundays
siIy Nile AID Two Hour, saved by nne to Chicago
Cncnnsti 81 Louis etc Win bit one ehenge Of cars.
Commencing November 1864 leave New orr % 10 oys;
At6Oo a. M foF Ea.ion. Mlaeh Chunk William. port
MAI AT 800 a. u Tor Pennington, Ession Water
Gap Scranton, Wike.bafre Great Bend, Pisou bingham
40 a. ~ Western E7pres. for Eanou Allentown. Red
ing HaIsbursh Piitsb and The West with ni one cse
OF 10 ncnat OF Chicago and but t"o iAalse' TO 81
100 H. a.2l and O. % IA. q ialbs'k c-.,
WIke,5are. Wi-lnspoT, Rea44n. PSii''le ha'n'0afs'
5apx-For EastOu. Bethlehem Allentown. ana Mauca
4.50r. n-For soueiyills aud Ficmias,on.
100 p \ wrsTsfs RrPRsss-Fcr Ea,ton. AI.0io~n
Reat.ng Harisbgrs Pitsbus1 end o." Wet aeeP4Hs
ELizABErHroEr AND INV ORR tERRI-l.rage New
ora IRON Pier No. \. H. At 90 NJ; 500 ana go
Next o ,i ~ West S' en- be ei !, he oes O.
Central Railroad eorugAny Fer n. y. X 3. 80.
pa hotels JOSIAH o. sTEAENs. superintendent,
HUDSON RIVER RAllROAD.-On and
after MONDAY, OFT %. rains cave Cnamter'.t =
follows connecting at Albany aud Troy with Trans North
Express fos Albany snd Troy C.'oa IT, 3'' 80, ioo
D.
Erprrsf Mall u
Prekskin Train 30 q n, ~ =. 90
PourhIecp.ie Train .. o.. De-. ll.3, '.:, tso Dee
Tarrytowf 1ran. q r. NJ.
sing = NJ Tram. J:a Z. ,-...
The $50 o. m Train has srerur CIR bod from Thru
eth through buetlo and ssprason bndo' "a. Troy
without chang, ~ c4rf
In, 1920 p M 14in also has Sleeping 1sls aisahee ron
On sunday, Train from Thr,eth, atGp. nd rom
Troy ~ b.ss q. b.. aud Z % ,.
-. - r.--A Il
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tEHE VERY BEST Of COM. Wholesale and
a re-a-, by 3. LLOYD. 80. 81 Eglta-sse, corner Of
f"frry rv.hrf q one dlr pr oa ts. than aus other
,sTe IN a ID 20 EEL slsf sioeA Of superior flT1sce
t.Iiaf IN
ssn. 1i-s iss
NAOkNkW-HAYEN, HARTFORD. SPRING.
4 flELD and WHITE MOUNTAINS STEAMBOAT
AM RAILROAD CONNECTION a. NrN-liavel. Sfc.mers
"a'e Isc@ sAO - J.lJ ed ~ sai1ass c4eepted
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM fAlLl,OAD.
y Trsiss for Albany. iIct ed sar.ipr. -.-o .oi
r,r.in- viii DO hol.A and West 4s. -tt - depot o; lo
L. m. ma 4 y.
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ijrlilliilq

NAN EyERDELL's Sons, 40 I0i Fulton
w r-SIFtM JOB PRiSIEK5 -ad LABEL Nan
IIAC4IKfsr
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DEGTIAK WEEkLY LINE.
Al VI Lp' n. ~
yHon PIRR so A. NORTH RIVER Third PieIlt'

TAssACE-Cief cabin ,'aieroos .T5 TO tloo according
g. location IS .tstcfoon. Second cat.., 80
FREfGHI-Nessureneut goods. ~ r'nts Pr cipil loot
vti.At goods c.I.t }eT Ia. Gry ief. = ~ eneA -
Tic MORNING STAR g. 2 Oit i1rsf o. LNINlNN STAI
Oi5 tlns. the GUIDING STAR .4io tn DAY STAR 4l's
tI1s and TIE sNO NADIA. 1913 tuu. Custom House Noes
lrcmnt Their Passenger accouInofions are moi eEoefd
Dv those UPON any other -tr.a.e.s ID Zoe world. 49,
~ 40 Freight received Bill. ~ Lad1r srued tf@r y
O'Clock Oh TIE d4y ..ng r. 70, FIesi oi F-.tltr 20
JANIS Ray Ntf No. iN h1rc.tf s'.
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nlachinerr.

EYNOLDS TURBINE WAFER
la .WNEILr.
frnrsfrnt Fri 20 ifnrflrc streams mao
l.u.. fud rU. Il fI.r.s. v.frt clt ti..r
TtfLCOT ChbEkilLL. ~ Broadway Now or@.
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STEAMBOATS, nno Railroads.

OVERLAND ROUTE 10 CALIFORNIA,
~ reopened under ecen, mi itay protection No Indians
m Tie country through which ooaohes pes Coaches
cave AFcHiSON, Kafas, Gaily for DESVEN, CENTRAL
CITY GREAT SALT lane. WASHOE nj CALlfOR
MA carrying the great through mali ard between
the Atlantic and Pacific States connecting al 80 Lse Lty
with my mall lines TO the principal points Idaho
Montana and Oregon.
Through schedule time.
BEN HOLLADAY No 81 Broadway.
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The following sales were made % tho Petroleum
Board to-day: Germania, G,9OO,S 20 l,lOOSl@l
Hirhgate, 30, .c. yenango, 100, &c.
The Imports at New.York FOR the week compare
us follows:
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CTFAM WEEKLY b LIYERPOOL. 90.

H. ia VI " Lfhi4l I'D II In '''i> s''''' -
> hg Il Queeusiown (Cork haI0osl. line We zno3
..ee. al te Liverpool Sen NalA afd Plde pha steam
sfp Company iumsu Lno carrying tAe Us Mails are IN
tended 90 as tllI4a
CITY or NhN'Hf'' WV pr
CITY or Ur'aF. ROY ~
lifI 1f If,iiIN .'i..'-f gov
and every ,gcosediug sAIURDAl, noon. soa fasr ~
Aoan Ilter
RATS PASSAGE,
Poyeble iu g0.d o. Itl e4Uf. .cIf boz currency
FIRST CABN....... 800 CO. s1EEhAOh 80 o1
Flr.t CABIN Co don. D .eci4-e 10 Lon i.u... u ~
First Cahin fnrs.. a. o' -cerre o Prs...-. ~ ~
fst CABIN Hamburg gu a. sseIa-e hsuDpi-.. - 90
Passenger forwarded % Ha,Ie. Bfc e Rotterdam
Ar-p cfp. a., o. equally 1w fses.
i.fes LY~r,.oi OF Q4-e.four. lst Cabin. SO 40
500 S.ceraee. = -. iLcfs who WISH TO sead .or ueI
f4.c.t. cll uuy ticLeff neie @. tAeee rai..
Tor further Information. lTpy 30 Tie Compiny'sof 80
join o.. DALI. Artut. 81. III Er0a4WaY ~. 7.
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Frcights are extremely dull and rates are nomi-
nal. We near Of only % tuns Oil Cake and 900 tcs.
Beef to Liverpool, at 7s6d. forihe formerand s.cd.
for the latter.
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Total. g. 36os79 S. 100 Gg6 - 3ss315
The San Francisco Price Current of Oct. u
says:
The receipts Of treasure from all sources. through
regular public channels during the last nine months.
h., been follows:
From California and Nevada Territory S3l o4,%c
From Coastwise ports, North and South, IL
cludtng British Columbia. ..-....---....-- 4,>fn4l
frOM foreign countries I,J.,Jbj
Total receipts S4l, 20. 9ri
Tie comparison for the three past years shows
steady increase. The figures are follows:
1862 le63 1854
Total receipts S34, 10 4i3 e9s 63g372 s4l 26J ca
The following shows the exports OF treasure during
the Irst nine months o.the year. giving the destination
vi same to the different countries:
To 1864 1858. 1862. 1SG1.
Euglsnd. 81, G SO So 2gJ,s5l s75e7 Oi3 s25lil
New York. s,5452T1 es2 ri 10 400 49, ~, s4237
China. 5sl329s 2,Gi5s74 1875. 10 2,s3s ~
Panama. o.. 277Js2 I,ill3o6 3i2J06 263s.9
Miscean.. 57Ie@2 2J3M Ssy,ss6 2s2s
Total SO, 49, 80 $50 Js9O J2s29 90 1880 iJ2oof
The steamer Costa Rica, from Aspnwall, brought
'$l09,62i.
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AmrSentcnis.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID THREE ESIERTALAAfN rs DAILY,
a. n o. u. and 2 and y p. 700.
PROFESSOR q. X. HUIt HlsNONS
BFAUrlFUL AID HIGHLY TRAINED DOCS.
MORNING. And ENENlNti
CONNOD0RF Al. TT n MS RESERVATIONS,
AND A COMPANY OF SENECA lNDIANs, 80
COMPRISING CHIEFS. WAhKIOhs AND sOtAWs.
MOHSlSG. AFTERNOON AND EvtSlNG
Afternoon. - =.
The Sensational Drama in 1nrnc Acs
WAITING FOR TilE VERDICT 49, =.
u which Mrs. j. j Pror. France. Ianiesoni hls Noot
Ceav-r Mefsrs Lovck pc1Hn 6rscc h-ds" ay Net'aS''
BrdgemaH, Jameson. Porter Ac., appear.
Eyruire. ~ ~
BTCKLE OF BRlLLlAhTS.
TONY DENiI.i h. GREAT sllLIAtI.
HUNTING 4 TURTLE.
MAMMOTH FAT GIRL. WEIGHING ~ POUNDS.
ALBISDS. GIANTS. LEARNED SEAL. &'.
Admission 20 cents. Ch..tien under ten u cents
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Uro0iul Gay05. &c.

Ar WM. EVERDELLs SONS. No. lol Full
= 'ou-si --NEDulNG CARDS aio lAL STATIONERY
all.f.0 lai.l
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miscellaneous.

ttIlScfiIlllcOnS.
Holm DWIGHT & Co.,
- no u OLD-SLlP. NEWTCnK,
Mannheim ~
SlLFR NiS SJfEh-t ARE. OF SOiA. 6cp
And Sole AGENTS 81 tbe Ciiyo' New'l o.kiol
IHDF FBEN. N. HDf-tOltDr
CRLAN OIL TARTAR SUBsfIUlE
4 FATHER BETTING FOR SAIE.-Onc
! .c.o.ll-Il 1linel DOUBLE BELT about g. feet gug
A,o on, l6lra DOUBLE BELT about il' f.,f l.ur W.
b. sold esap. Apply % Mouop0.tu E.olI NILS, ~. . .
ltfrry. g.. N. ).
M AEHATIAN OIL COMPANY,
.NE no &c Br1edu ~ n. y.
SOIL. MANUFACTURERS or
NksON'S SPERM OIL end EXTRA LARD OIL,
tO- H. IOais steam. 100 is, AMI , 4ciorirs
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rENHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
4 TON.-sTONlNGTON STEAMBOAT LINE
VIA GROTOE AND PKOFlDLNt q. -
THE OLDEST QIICkEST SAFEST AMI MOST NJ
RECT AVOIDING POINT JUDITH
The inaeriircn, steamer COMMONWEALTH. on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS The ele gant
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, on MONDfYS WEDNES
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, ana a'teI IHuHsDAi Ioth inii
a. O'Clock p. M.
~ r., boats from Pier No 10 Norm River foot Of
Court and edged rs al Czpcrnc Ell travel
crs 70 be among the lsrrt strongest most comfortable sud
~ that have joe Amen waters 70 at SEASONS
and IN ali ter these boats g make r pa' axe on
time.
Sumpuous snrpers and lurrriolsly irned state rooms
are marked features OF these Bo-pE p-la.es -
Berth and state nay be secured at Iandens y
pres Olce No - Brladway, and o. NO 10 he-st no"
iork and a. No 70 W rhingtor-st Boston,
NJ IL. SI'iOSs. AgCLi,
Merchants Navigation and Ifanrr osts'on CO.
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DROADWAY TUEATER. Hegms al Il.
LAST WEEK
of Nr
JOHN y. OWENsS
combined personsous Of .
SOlON SINGLE and JOSH Brfrrrrif,
claimed bv ihe Tribune ol Nov a ch.eest OF
'TIlE GLOI,lEs AND TR!vMPHs OF TIE SIhDEi"
and Endorsed bv ih. entire c pres q Ncwi OK 20
1.-THE PEEFECrfOS or COMIC ACTING
These remarkable .uInpis oi Nh Owens reri1. sur past
In ncy aud .cs, any .ncccss recorded in M annals OF the
New York stage FOR ten werks tLey Ave crow cc Ans nov
enable thcater nightly and the town n. ary rnne "l
Oh, roy liar praises U. the chgrf. ,,,.-..,.
stlapsH &c. says oil NJ Owens Scion SAmge:
mo DRAMATIC SUCCESS EVER KNOWN ~ IHE
CITY CAN IL COMPARED TO II"
On MONDAY EyENiNG nov :. lfC4,
and every night flis Nt.s Gre - ..--,,,c,
"FEOfLES LAWYER" AND VICTIMS
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Total 80 80 30 fi 81, OJ2s29 ol9 lsleJV ijAUf
The steamer Costa Rca, from Aspinwall, brought
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ANYWAY rARSrvcs-ocroprR

Receipts Of the Raclneand " Mississippi and North
ern Illinois RAILROAD iVg the week ending Octobe
-:
lsCi....... slasn3 10 leCl. si247I o.
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Rral estate for Sale.
NOOK FOR sALE.-THE LARGE DOCK

- ,be Bagrooa p,po. a. EHyabcthport, y J. aas
49, 10, 80 e,crf 40 tuck connecting with The Central
- =, 49, h. 4. KELLOGG,
""''V0" " w" ''' 40 Pc II street New York.
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SATrRnAY. NoY. y. n.

NTT'K7 YTTITFT y T-TT1' 0T-T- T0V Ta' WI -
up 70 ~ AID stood 20 close Of report about 2io&.
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SAFEI1, SIZED, AND COMfOhi'
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER. FiTCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie and stannch steamer a. 'he Nolwl-h me
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NEW YORK,
leave Newton div fsundsy excepted az o'clock p H.
IRON Per NJ. q North River, loot Of hcstIy o.,
FOR NEW-LONDON
there connecting me Steamboat txpress lfn rom ne
above points via Norwich and Worcester. Boston .nd W
ceeE W ofceste and Nashua and New LoIeon and Northern
Railroads.
Freight taken rates For Information inquire
l. = MARTIN Agent. or the Pier.
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EOR SALE-Four Story English Basement
4 Brown stone front HOUSE and LOT on Le1insonave
20 rs-tieasrs sppiy 70 ALLEN BROWN, No sc Broad
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New Ier..v. hne ulsce or Seneca Laae ne.r o'uevai
sScveh acres al Eizsbe;n. Inquire olGEOhGE X JAOOEs
DO. VI Arn.dnay.
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LLER's SALE DIABOLItQE,
No SO BROAuWAY.
HFLIERs CHEZ DC-lNRE
HELLEkS 1HEt-D CT kk
GREAT MASTEKPECE OF MAGIC,
DEMON - SCARLET
DEMON ~ q ANiff
TN tNSfIAEU WIN A SWORD
r-snHf1 FNrH loRplAAEl StN>AllON
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sKIRMIsH ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
NIsTH ARMY CORPS,


Before Pefersburg, June Pep. NJ.
That the plans and intentions Of Cen Grant i'm
penetrabe mystery t. the rebels evnced in many ways
and not the least ia the successive and frequent reconnos
sances which they make to feel our position OF such a
character demonstration on their part last night
about ten O'Clock, when they pushed forward skrmish
line right up TO breastworks very warm reception
greeted them, however and sufficiently convinced them
that in force upon that portion Of the line Once
start the firing between the ccmbatants and it will con
time for indie Finite time The consequence on this
cason desuory discharge OF shots for several hours
often quckenng into heavy voeys conveying the impress
sion at times that severe engagement impending
Corps but it Tapped over upon portion Of our corps
Daylight revealed anumber OF the enemy dead in front of
works. Our loss does not exceed elk wounded.
NEAR PETERSBURG JUNE 26-P. M.
Affairs to day have been very quiet Men must keep
quiet in such weather. for under such intense heat
we now enduring existence tselI seems task The
numberess feet Of men and beasts to have eIhaled
the last particle OF water from the surface and has be-
come as light as ashes perpetual dust cloud floats in
the atmosphere impreguatng it thoroughly that it
almost impossible to get single inhalation Of pure air
within quarter Of mile Of any road column OF troops
in motion il absolutely concealed from view by the dust
which its many feet stir up Imagine what march must
be under such circumstances We have the population Of
large city, its constant whs aud notion but neither ts
sprukers s hydrans and under such
dust ia, If course. inevitable.
To add TO what the army suffers from heat and dus e.
there 10 great scarcity OF water Men take their horses
TO water frequently mile but fortunately this trouble
IL not irremedaOe for although there few springs
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HEAVIER TAXATION PROPOSED.

Washington despatch to the New York Tribune states
that Mr. Secretary CHASE, having satisfied himself by
careful inquiry and estimates Of the tax bill before Con-
gress that it will not yield over $500 900 O00 and feel
ing that the necessities Of the Government will require
SfO0 600 from the internal source alone has
determined to ask Congress TO ncrease the rates of taxa
ton upon the leading articles 10 the list produce
the desired 1t ia said that the largest PORTION Of the
increase will be imposed incomes whiskey tobacco,
and petroleum
The for the fcs year ending the 3oh of June
will amount in round figures TO $2l0 900 00O This in
cudss revenue derived from customs which nearly
100000 900 in gold the internal revenue, and from mis-
cesneous sources which this year yield the large Of
twenty millions The following table shows the quarterly
receipts from customs during the last fiscal year :
Fret quarter over S22 000 600 second quarter over
$2l 900 600; third quarter, S27 10000; fourth
not yet accurately ascertained-proSaby $50 100000
Total $96 600 000 These figures show that the Treasury
Department has not only abundant to pay the gold
interest on the public debt, but will have handsome
surplus
The total interest upon the public debt inclusive of that
the seventyfve million loan under negotiation,
aud the four hundred million loan, not yet authorised
by Congress will not exceed eighty Eve millions per an
mum, about twothrds Of which will be payable gold
the rest in currency.