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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-29
Report OF men ADMITTED fnta HOsnHtal AT
Griffin, Ga. 1mne 2ash 1904.

Report OF men Admitted fnts hospital a
Grisfan, Ga. Suae 28sh. zsaf.
The following named soldiers we're admitted int
( Hospital, at this Post to-day.
CATOoaA HOSPITAL
Copri John cianola, ca T. Iesh Tenn.
Private X VI Matthews, co A, 18th Ky.
b W Armssr, CO IS, Esd Ga
w ID Buckalbo CO E. Sth Miss.
= w w Wallace, 60 II, 3ad Tenn.
Gregg, CO H. Sd Tenn.
s S Cox, u, 10Th Ala Cav.
NJ Terry, co q, 2ith Tea Cav.
u Nickcrs. CO /, 10th Tex Cav.
II Orr, =. 3Ist Miss.
Coprl I Scale, CO F, Isah Ala
Private 9 II Conwell, q, 37Ih Ga.
II Iiammdnds, q, 37th GH.
Lieut. Jas NJ Davis, K. sfth Ala.
Georgc Jones, CO G, ssh Miss.
DiRrCTinS HOSPITAL,
Private Thos Cams C, 81 Ala.
Fiekand, co X, I7,h Ala.
Sergt Byrd, co l, sd Ala
q Grant, co T, J7th Ala.
Private Hargrove, CO ID, 45th.A Ala
Sergt Henry Key, r. 4ith Ala.
Private Wm Harris, CO O., 5sth Ala.
5 J Ashton, co q, 5Sth Ala.
Sougb, CO K, 2ith Ala.
Wm d Leonard. Goa, 57th Ala.
Thos Ford, f. 18th Ala Bat.
w q Horton, II, 464h Ga.
" angford, co C., 18th ua.
Texas Davis, co ID, esd Ga.
Ephriam Thompson, CO A, esd IA.
III u WELDON, co r., 63d Ga.
DaTmaney 90 y, esd Gs.
G 3eiehy H. latl sRa.
Samt 1srowo, ed I, yd GH.
Michael Shay, a, Sd Confed.
Hunt, co l., 4th Ga Cav.
Sergt VI Stanford, 4, i.h Ga Cav.
A Swanson, Commissary Dept.
Private ID NJ Davis CO III, LIST Ca
w Wilson, /, seth N e.
Elijah Gribble, /. 39th Il c..
J TTRdy co /, 39th c.
Felix Dowile, l. seth G.
Jno w Han, I, Sgth e.
Jas NJ Dean, B, 18th Miss.
p NJ McNcmaT, CO l. 9th Miss.
I B Webb, co I. Jjh Miss.
s h Butler, III, 9Th Miss.
Phillip Roberts. H. 9th Miss.
G. W Smith, co 3. 9Th Miss.
T Taylor, d, 46th Miss.
VI Stevens. CO ID. 4fth Miss.
VIM Fleming, a, 10th Miss.
Nathan Morgan, F. Odd Miss.
Jchn w Campbell, co X SD Mise.
Sergeant q Berry. co 4, 3ath Miss.
q \ T Yates. co F, Tth 4"
Private II II Carmack. CO 4, 18th Tenn.
VI r Robinson, co A. 18th
Corpl y Blair, IL, 29th "
Private John Holt, CO IL, Goth
Jos BrRughtoB, X, Sth g
J ii ByuUm, CO l. 18th
Anon Rollins. Il, 2tth +"
SersehntJ i Hodge, ID, SD
Private J Driver, +, 4lst "
j W Gayinc, CO l, lst Mo.
w j Newton, h, Ist
L u Chamberlain LIST & ld Mo
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING
j. l. & j. q. WEST,
NO. 81 CHAMBERS-ST., NEW fOkh,
~ the owners vi th- Patent aud Exclusive AanuAeIuTers
| Of this ,,.nrrys
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SFRiNG
SKIRT.
Th. invention consists Of Duplex oT twol Elliptic see
Springs ngenouy braided tightly and trmy together edge
to edge making The toughest most elastic flexible and durtoe
Spring ever used enabling the weaTer an consequence OF ~.
great elasticity and AeIibencs' to place and oid the skr
Whom In use easily and with the sane convenience as SIX
r muslin dress entirely obyiates nui i!euces the only Cd
TO Hoop skirts viz the annoyance to the wr2re IS
vel t the public especially In crowded assemblies carriages
raro,d cars church pews. in any crowded place nom the
iifcuty Of contracting them aud occupying na space
mis- entirely remove. the difficulty while giving the skTt inc
u,p, f aid symetrca or and is the hghest and most
,sh and graceful appearance for the street, opera prone
made OF house dless lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort and great convenience OF wearing tie Duplex tp
SIR " Skirt Tor single day. will aiteTward "ihsy
d,n,fs4 vii the them They tie best qnhty "a
ever, part by lar the shest durable eomioIsbe ana
ecouo:ca Skin made. Merchants will br Supplied a. ABOVE
aud ladies' IN most dTstcless Toau stores IN TINS cry anu
through the didcfent S.a.es , 49, -, ,n,,rcy
CT- INQUIRE FOR THE "DuPLEA hLilI AZ
SPRING SKIRT
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oRDSAxcE OPrlcx. WAR DEPARTMENT,

WARRINGTON, july !, l55i.
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.-Scaled propo-
Il posas will be received by til. office until MONDAY,
July Is, 1864, al the delivery Al the Ne" OLA
A''''"' TWO THOUSAND TONS LEAD.
h. lead to be sPpIo,eq q9s Ps aga o. IN, ssoe
ioows viz lees iuH i've hundred tons on the 10Th 9
August 1904 aud notice than i've hundred tons per month
Failure 70 mako dsyere, 3, the specified tine viii subject
the contractor 70 forfeiture u the number o. 1on' he a)
'''' " '''''' GUARANTY.
The bidder viii be required to accompany hs proposition
with guaranty signed by two responsible per"' th N
hf bid accepted hc val a. execute the cona
for the sane with good aud Sufficient ,uete 10 sun equ
proposed IN conformity with tie Of thi. advertise,
nct anil in the aid bidder should fail 70 enter into the
contract they make good thc difference between The otter
Of bidder sud the neat p9bc bidder Of the person 70
whom The contract may be awarded
official certificate ofthe Cok Of toe nearest District Court
or Of the United State, District Attorney.
signed by the contractor ard both 81 h.s suaianior, viii
be equied OF lh- successful bidder bidder, upon signing
FORM or GUARANTY
We, the under'isnsd residents Of - IN ihs County Of
covenant with the United saie and garrire' IN case Ae
loFeons bid Of se ,s.rg'ea ~, %. OF tey "a, "a
Client surees. ia equal to The aiuouil Of te con
irct, 60 tIInish The articles Proposed n cnfiy 70 h-
terms Of the advertisement dated JAY 1, lt ultrr which
the BID made sud. u ci'e 'e 'ad - sa, i.i ~
enter into couirar afore.ad. guarstee 70 sa od
responsible bidder the ferson 90 whom Tie
contract may b. awarded.
Given under our hands aud seals
IBIS - ay Of -, 49, .
[SraLl
Witness: lSrsL
To ths guaranty mus, be appended the Official certificate,
above lncrl0ird .. 49,.
Upon tho award being made successful bidders VII De npt
ned ana furnished viii for,.s contract aud bond.
The Department the night &, reject any Or al bids
II not deemed ssf.fsttorv. ....,., q.
Proposals. - ~ be- addre.sedt 20 Brg1iisr General GEORGE
d. RAMSAY, Chief 81 Ordnance. Warrington, - G. and
will be endorsed Propolals Tor Lad - -
GEORGE D. RAMSAY.
Brigsdier General. Chief Of Ordnance
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Dtn GOODS.

A 4, STEWART g. Co.
a. VIII offer during The present week at old prices not
wi.htlnains the tariff and the high price Of gold
SILKS ORGANDIES.
MOHAIRS. PoPLNS. DRESS GOODS
LACEs, EMBROIDERIES.
CLOAKs, sHAwLs,
COTTON SHIRTIN6S, SHEETiE0S,
HOUSEKEEPING and FURNISHING GOODS Sep ae''
prior to closing theis half yearly Inventory go,
BROADWAY and TENTH-Sr
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, -
WORCESTER PALMER FITCHBUR9, NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tho new and staunch stosmsrs Of tbs Norwich lima,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF hEWYORK,
leave EswYork daily sundsys eIeep,edl at o'clock N,
from Pier No. 20 North River, toot OF Nsstfy Ct,
FOR NEW LONDON.
there eonneetin; with tho eapsSst EIPrs, Train rom the
cee Worcester and Nashua and New London aud Nehern
Railroads.
T. s. MARTIN, Agent ga the Pier
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Witness
OIrcs CosEI.,,HI q srn.IlTEs1Fl y. 81

No. Bnipgg ST. nEv YORK. june ~ l36i
CELLED PROPOSALS Gin duphcatc)-To
- b. indorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef" wi b. received
a, this ofi-r until O'Clock T. ~, Nc4nciday July uh,
1904 Tor furnishing FRESH bfEf Tor tx mouths from
the 18th July 1884, troops ggd others ia tie scire Of
the ed States who may BE- In The City " New Oh ~ IT,
ycnity and otherwise provided for TIE Bssl 70 be- y
GOOD marketable quality with equal proportion q fore and
hndqu.lter meat Cecks sanss and Kidney tdow 70 BE-
excluded snd furnished IN such quantities Ten pounds and
upward and ST such times and places ey be required ~
"a, rpshse ~ ne contractor.
printed copy ofthis adyer-iscer, must DO rarhed 70
each proposal and the proposals. lust be specific IN con plying
precisely with I'll the fsch bid, to BE- cnl'ftnrd
nus; contain the written guaranty OF two relponbe NAMES
~ follows 49,.
We the underigned, hereby guaranty thl' shoud ur
above Did be accepted Il sa be duly iuhled sccOIdhs Y"
purpor and c0ndi;ious also ihai written contract
with bond 10 te amount Of $1,000 will be -xecued' iIhc
0aGyQlf8ys mus state their place Of rcsifrafr."J
No contract will be awarded TO any person who u Ia any
way interested in than one bid.
1hs bidder must be regular butcher, and mus STATE bis
present piace Of business. go 800.
The Government, the right TO reject any bid which
seems unreasonable or dssdvautsgeous 90 H.
Payments De inside IN such funds may be furnished Ivy
the United States -. H. MOORE, Capt. and C. ;. U. 3
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I OST-It is supposed in the ith-ay. ears, on
l. Saturday, 4 small POcKEr-BOOK, containing about
sgs In bills ana currency The udrr wiz be satisfactorily
wsrded by returning The same 70 No. C02dav.
bcS REWARD.-LOST,o on Sunday, on
qua tho Coney Island boa:, a Slvcr WATCH aud Gold
T7AfN and KEYSTONE Of Zctland Chapter No l, r. A.
NJ attached The above reward win be paid and quss.
lions asked at Mr.. TOOTHAkERS, No. 2s6 BoweTy.
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NUNLIGHT WITHIN MY HEART (Song);
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIE NETWORK sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE ia pub.
bshed every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY

CONTENTS OF No; 1924 IJgLr
LEADING ARucLEs-The CamPagn; Closing Ups Our
New finsncier Editorial Paragraphs.
WAX NEWS susAAHI
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
FoREIax NEWS SusaARY. -
TAG GKEAr CosTEsr-OMcial Dispatches from tho War
so.'s Great RAID.
GES. HUsTER's OPERATIONS
GKN. SHERNANs OPERATIoSs-Oficial Dispatch; The
Assault on the kenesaw M0putru.
THE PRAIRIEs II sUAAEA From Our Special Core
spOndent
SCIENCE AND AHr-Americun Institute Polytechnic AssO
fEox wAsHISsrOS-specA Dipstche, to The N. Y.
TErErr YreHrH coSsagss-FIRsr sassIos-ProeecIiag,
n tho Senate and House Of Representatives
JOSIAH QUINCY.
{ DRIrHs OI SOLDIERS IN THE NEw-YOnK HosFrrArs.
LADr AUDLRYs SECRET: NOVEIr-By h. Il. BTaddon.
DOMESTIC ISTErLIGEScE.
NEW PrBLIcAIIoSs-Msckes Dixie and tho Tropics The
North American Review, July Books Received.
FRon sovTH Wgsr-Cap,ure Of the tn-clad Queen
Tnoz rms sHESAxDoAH VA11KY-Rumors Of a Rebel
FIEx AT Tan UNITED STATES AxxoRY IN SPRINGFIELD
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE N LoUIsyLLE.
THS Rev. RICHARD kULLER-
TBRRIBLa DsAsTER-Nneteea Lives Lost
GEx. Grant AND THE PRESIDENCY.
LATE RuKoPEAs MARKETS.
fkRs0SAI.
POLITICAL
War lTEaA
Git lTKnA a...
AGRICuLTURAL lTKxs.
MISCELLANEOUS lTgEs.
MARBiA0ES AND DEATHS.
CoxHxRcII-Fun Report. Of the Stock, Money, Cotton
Gram. and Cattle Markets specially Reported Tor The
Tribune. 10000. -
4eM, 30. Five Copies one year. sI2. Tea C0Pio',
foi s GLIB Of Twenty, we send an Extra Copy
Address. THE TRIBUNE. E,w.Yort.
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Cost an6 founo.

/ OST or MISLAlD.
IL CERTIFICATE No $3.50 for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CEN1t aLSCElP STOCK, dated Aug
L. 1863 In the uaInr Of CAMMAN Co.
The transfer has been stopped, and all parties uVthed
net TO negotiate tho certificate
Application will be made for certificate
Tie finder il requested 10 return tie same 70
T.. %HITEHOUsE, son 4 MORRISON,
No. 20 Willlfn. q.
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90 Ubom it man Concern.
Dentistrp.

NJ b. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. !SS Grand.
Ne ST. New .York, and No. 351 Fulton q brootiys.. sse
positively without pain BY ne use ., nroos
oIyd gas No charge 70, extracting WHEN sisSa "a IA
be They alec inserting full sets Oh ieesn 90 Voa
as Psiins f25 Silver, $40 Rubber tio. fssuG Dc"
on gold ~; silver, 81 kktTsesw< 70 s7a'"
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6ouses ano farms manteo.

WANTED To PURCHASE-A FARM in
w wESTCHESTER COUNTY, OF not less thsn 10 nor
nJd,e.s sts:ing pariicnlars, ABEL CROOK,
' No l06 Broadway, N. Y.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER

- ARRANGEMENT-Leaye. New York, James-slp and
Jtt East River for Greeupon Sag .Ibor Hampton. &c,
ct a. N. For Greenpor;, kiverhesi 1Phank, and Lake
land, al and $3.50 tor sp, Babylon, and Farm
ingdale a. g. III. and $50 and $50 IA. For Syosset,
a; iO 30 u and 400 p m s,ase Cox Cold Spring,
Oyster Bay AID HanngtOn) foE ienPsesd Jamaica and
Winfield 3 and 1923 n and $3.50, s;30 and 5bO
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN = Leaves 3ithst, Eat
River Tor Rverhesj stopping at al Stations
Hampstead and syoset Excursion Tickets for this train
At reduced rates. a. REASONER. Superintendent.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC MEDALLIONS
OF all Candidates for President and Veefre-ldsnt Ia
cents each; 81 50 per dorsn.
JOHN OACLT,
No Park place. Now York
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Wbanees for Business Ellen.

EOR SALE-One Of the most popular
il PATENT MEDICINE BUSINESSES in the country ;
now doing business OF $4,000 aud can be
20 almost any amount The FOR selling s the
party able carry the business account Of
health rare chance for man 10 make fortune Apply OF
address No SIS Broadway before 10 M from 10
DR.. ii. II. STERLING.
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NOR sAJF-A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR

l. GRERNBACKs-My Farm, three miles from Georgo
town yins on Four Mile Creek the Loudon and Hampshire
H.Ton1 Messing through the whole length of the south
mrado,r well watered every field Orchard OF apple and
peach Old young spring, VITA DricA mouse
attached large dwelling ~ barn 29Ho eet ana grahry
1870 feet the improvements lett Inns Is among
one of the finest grass farm. taudia Comfy IL con
tns 30 acre TO which l. cleared aud lJD acres mas oec
Improved by until 1t s first cate Tor ceIeas o any
hind 20 acres has been used naTNsi garden ior years
This Fam presents advantages rarely met Win ana Is
for sale only because the present owner has no ap
on The previous one the yesr before his DEATH
B2i 900 for tine property. which Foo per acre Sa
now bs bought ior $50 per Title without nav; fo'
further information apply 90 WILLIAM NlLhiNSON' "'
278 k.st. North Warrington, d. {.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.
RITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

MERCHANTS NAVIGATION and TRANS
WI PORTATION COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON, EEw.LONDON, sT0NINGT0N, PR0VIDENCE,
NEWPORT TAUNTON, and NEW BEDFORD. This splen.
did steamer. OMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave Pier No. IL, North River loot Of CoaEtand st.
daily (ercspt Sunday, at D. m.
EsvYors nov 2. 1853 Nj r. siMONs. Agent
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Go Eet.
Eegal Notires.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
~ spphceon Of the Mayor, Alderman and Commonay Of
the City Of New York rclye the OPENING Of NINETY
NINTH STREET. FROM FIFTH AVENUE 10 the HARLEM
RIVER, and from EIGHTH AVENUE to the HUDSON
RIVER, in the City OF Hew.York-Pursuant to statutes
in seeh made and provided, the Mayor Aldermen
ssd Comnionalty of the City Of New York hereby give
notice that they intend to sppy to the supreme Court Of the
State New York. At term OF ssd Court be held
a, the City Ball 10 the City Of New York on Wednesday
The teay seventh day OF July 1884, stths opening Of he
Court on that day thereafter counsel can be
heard fer the appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate and
in the ABOVE natter that the nstur. and
Of lhs improvement hereby Intended The opening Of
Street. from Fifth Avenue to the Harlem
River ard from Eighth Avenue to tho Hudson River in said
city laid tho map or plan Of sd city under and By
Of New York entitled IAN act rsstive 10 improvements
the wing out Of and road, the City Of New
Var ,5d for other purposes" passed April ID 1877
JOHN u. DEVKLlN, Council 10 the Cooperation.
Dated New I0IE Jgus 9g.h k8oi
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NrALIIARIE FARM nor SALE.-One OF

" ALL Bile FNk NJ TVh NAIIT1'-VIIO VI
the hes; and desirable Farms in Seneca Iohity
Now. York containing iGj Acres With large house sa f,h
sy. out dns. mott Of them 1t Il beautifully uasd
three quarter Of mile from the village Of aeroo and e
Central Railroad, three from seneca FaD' ana slh uo.h
noses cannot BE- exceod having hausbe bed Of
muck and odoins the thriving nursery Of - iayo esq
mediate possession will be given, with al the standing crops
grass. grain Stock aud farming implements 10 purchase.
Mi. l. an opportunity that seldom oae and worthy Of at
tentl0n. .....,..,,. ~ N am
Apply tho premises to r. MiNrURN or to T. X MIN
TURN, No. us Pear street.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Coon and after MONDAY Jan ia 1864 Train. viii
leave NEN-YORK for BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
al ard 10 a ~ 80 o. H. aud IL Midnight The 1880 D. IN,
Train viii take Passens for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only This Train makes connection Ut Philadelphia
Train, foI rhadepha Ill leave New ioFk u and IL ~
II un 1 anf 6 D. m. and IL Midnight
MILITARY TICKETS viii not be received in the 0 a
or go o b. Trains J. w. WOODRUFF,
Dee ~ 1863. Assistant Superintendent n. j. r. r.
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A RE GREENBACKS DEPRECIATED .

200 Lots l BROOKLYN including GOO feet OF water front
and . feet on II road win be SOLD FOR 500 per LOTiess
than the sane lots sold before the suspension OF specie
p,yments Inquire ct No 20 Dey st., second door.
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1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lCSF IL r. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK. ~ through trains Tor the West by this route leave
New orb from the foot OF C0ur,lsnds. Through tickets
for Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul. aud all points in the North
West Cresne, indianapolis, Louisville, st. Loui. Ceye
SouhWe can be procured the Office Of the Pennsy
Central r. r. Ne. Astor House At the Depot foot OF
Courtlspdt--t Through trains leave New York follows:
a. Express VIA Philadelphia arrives in Pittsburgh st
1 a.
p. m. Express vi. PhsdePhii suiye, in Ptisburshas
p. m. -
I p. EXPIRES. via Allentown. arrives in Pittsbsrsh u
1890 p. m.
One Through Train Sunday via Philadelphia, leaving
Ns.York at D. m.
i'll. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, no AstOriiouse
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WANTED-A Gentleman of education, good
w address and business habits, with from $500 % 800
20 take interest and active peri 10 established NEWS
PAPER ENTERPRISE. Address n. Il O., Boz No iTs,
Tribune Office.
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RfaI estate for Sale.
1.See abduction Sa'es.l

A NUMBER of LOTS on eth av., north OF
n Central Park for SALE Apply TO WIN H. RAfNok'
No q
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NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
B1. COMMENCING MAY g. 1854 1854
'assenser Station in NewNok, corner 2'ihs and +h'Ay
Entrance on 21th-st.

Passenger Station in New York. corner 2thst and sthay
Eutrsncc 21tli-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fOkK:
For New Haven (Ex.l, II 30 IN. l2:lS (Ex.L 500
(E1.l $50 $50 and Ell ?. m.
For Bridgeport. :, iEE.h 1850 q DIS tEK $50
(EI.), $50 $40 and (ET.l p. m.
for Milford and SIstl-rd. !. l:a0 $50. $50
For Fairfield, Southport and NespoTt, ilJo nj $50
For Eosw.'k. : 80, ll:oo {, m; isis (E1) 800 EIh
For Dsfen aud Gresnsich. = go 1850 a. M. $50 ga
5;30p. m.
Fer Stamford, q (Exl $3.50 ll3o a. nj ls;lo lEHbs
OIL. 80 $50. $50 $50. (Exl p. n.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations $780, l:Jo
M : 3 ~. 4. 20, > 80, b:30, Z p.
49, CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, 8 a N, lEI.li tExl SPIN
For Boston via shore Line i2.i5 (Er.I p. IN.
FOR IIsTtordand Springfield, slEGA lt'.0 a. ni 3(tLh
$3.50, p. M. =.
For Connection, River Railroad a. M (Er) ll:3O m to
Montreal ) p. M. to Northampton.
Fer Hartford, Providence and Fshkl Railroad, (EI),
ll:80 a. N.
For New Haven w.Loadon aud Stoninglon Railroads.
q m. l2:l5 g. p. n.
For { anal Railroad, 1913 P. m. TO Northampton.
For lousstonc Raj road, 3 r. M. p NJ
Fer Naugs,uck Railroad, 9. IN. , ?. N.
For Danbary and NorYak Railroad 800 g. N $50
Commodous Sleeping' ars attached p IN. Iraius
JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent.
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A FFLICTED ACKNOWLEDGMENT
~ EXPOSED! Fslacies uoussked. Highly important
60 bctA sexes Nervous and Yruent Diseases and Physical
Neskness arising from Specific Causes Now and reliable
Freatueot by NJ. LARMONr, Paris London and New-York
Physician and Surgeon, at No l7J Broadway Up stairs from
IL a M. to 5 p. n.
ave concur with etber papers 10 recommending Dr. Lsr
rnogt and his "Courer dss Etss Unis German die
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing at Queeustown Cork HaFborl; -Ths weh.snown
s,sa-s Of the Liverpool NewY and Philadelphia Steam
lin Company Iumsn Line Carrying the T. 8 Mails are in-
tended to sail ., follows.
CITY OF saturday July
CITY Oe july 10
.Saturuay, jury -
And every succeeding SATURDAY.. al noon, from ref III
North River.
RATES PASSAGE,
FIRST CA3IN.......s 30 90 go 10
Fir.t Cabin London. % ~ stoepgc % London a 20
Eir,t Cabin 10 Par. % O0lSeesgs Pars..... 80 10
sbn 10 Hamburg 20 o0lSteer- TO Hamburg % 90
PaIengers aso forwarded to HAyfe Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c, At equally low rates. ~ - -.
500 S,eeraye SO Those who wish to sond Tor their
friends can buy tickets here at these rates
Ior further Information apply al the Compsny's Offices
JOHN q. DALE, gent, No IS broadway N T.
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MASON a HhMLIN's CABINET ORG ANS,
u LAAILLL. ILLL-RILlEs .-l slENllA.-krc1.
nIRSSoNs PIANO-FORTES. -. PIRS

DIRSSON's PIANO-FORTES. j. PlRS-
son respectfully Inform, h Old cu.ioner. anil irisdi'
ia, he has op6ucd a PfASO- FORTE WAREROOM At No;
IS Howard a. where in addition 10 hs new piauos he "il
repair exchange. buy. and eel. second hand Pianos
DIANOS. MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS.
1 II NJ FELTON, No. 8i BrSldwsy. \. \: Pclogbet's
superior Harinonufus 500 and l3 With pett' NV 70
+ap lnstrumrntst 20 LIZ OF SOLD on in'talimrni~
C,TEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL
> GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered
H. i Ina Europe a. well t. country having received the
nr.t Priln Medal 3. the Worlds Exhibition Ia London lo<
Tho principal reeson why the Seinway Pianos are srpofio,
IN Al others sthai the arm - composed Of i've pact Al
ppt o. maker. father and four fonl WHO invent al Arr
own yrmeu and under whose personal supervision
y,y uart Of the instrument IL manufactured Nsfrro0ms
Nos and - las, fouTtechs between Union Square ana
Irving Place, Newly
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UNITED PiANO-FORTE MAKERS,

/ 'NIIED PiANO-i OhiE MhhEh0'
u No.06 WALkER-Sf, New-ioIk.
All the Stockholders being hyperion practical "ofsrn W.,
Company Is able 20 OFFER THEIR PlANOS a. LDWER
PRICES THAN ANY OTHER klRSICLA HOJofs
Eyery lu.trumcnt guaranteed foT Five Years
UPRIGHT PIANOS! SQUARE PIANOS
u In tone and quality ercelcnt; in price mode
the best and the chefe Piano dealers aud purchasers
are invited 10 caa a. T. H. CHAMBERsS, 5ts!, corner Of
atlruv IN tie Bible House.
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ME MEIER PIANO FORTE

rCHE WEBER PIANO FORTE
(. admitted the BEsT Piano Fode made because the
-, bd being practical mechanic Of long experience, Is
ai.o a THOROUGH MUSICIAN thus combining advantages
possessed by other aanuctgFeI in The United state
prsow WIN Mason e. Jerome Hopkins, Cha. tradol Max
M,rt,ci Carl Anschuz John Zundei Maurice Stsl osh,
pi Sconcn aud every GOOD musician In ths United states
An musical ear nj once admit THEN graf superiority Ware
rooms No. 80 Wee, Broadway, near Canal'i