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ILLUS GARDEN. Begins at o'clock.
THE COOLEST THEATRR in THE CITY.
ARRAH-NA-PUGUE,
ENDORSED BY THE PuhLIC AND THE PRESS THE
THIRD WEEK OF THE GREAT DRAMA
HOUSE THRONOED NIGHTLY TO OVERLOOKING
MONDAY EVENING, July 81, ard
EVERY EVENING,
after the most careful preparation will be presented for the
SEVENTEENTH TIME IN AMERICA.
grand spectacular drama Ia three acts by Mr. Dion Bouc
csut aud r.. ii. House. CSC, entitled
ARRAH-NA POGUE:
OR THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
the sole right the production o. which has
THE CAST ESPECIALLY SELECTED.
Mr. J. H. 0LENNEY as SHAUN the POST
Mis. JOSEPHINE ORION as ARRAH MEELlSH.
nett W. H. sheridan J. w Blai.de w. f. Norton, =. Il.
Holm s Charles Peter. W Seaau, w. Jameson hares T.
Psr.loe H., w. H. Danvers Misses Maria Mseder Mary
" els. &c. .
THE GRAND SCENICAL EFFECTS.
By H. rIll ard J. Thorne, Whitman. Hilard IT,, and w.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES,
by Mons. Philippe aud as.is'snts;
PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS,
by ). Wall.
MECHANICAL CONTRiVANCES,
by j. Johi son aud assistants;
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
by w C. Levy author Of Punchinelo &c under tie baton
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
SEATS SECURED SIN DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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RARNUM's MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR

RARNUMs MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR.
ID DEM
No. ss7 sSe S1S 4 SRpo:i H:r, scnd's'
EVERY AFTERNOON at >; EVENING .. II
The Grand Ballet Divertissmtnt the
In which TONY DENIER, MONS. BAPTIsrINE. MAS
TER TIMOTHY M. LEON CHENAT, MILE. AURIOL,
FULL AND EFFICENf CORPS DE BALLET.
w. r HARRISON, Comic sud Extemporaneous Singer.
MISS CARRIE A. MOORE, the accomplished LADY
SKATER, will execute the most intricate movements on
Psrlor Skates including OUTSIDE ROLL RINGS,
FIGURES. CIRCLES. WALTZ, ETC., with ORCHES-
TRIAL ACCOMPANIMENT.
Together with
YOUNG NTCOLO THE CHILD WONDER
on the PERILEUSE FLYING TRAPEZE.
To conclude with the Comic Psntomir1e Of
ROBERT AND BERTRAND;
=. THE TWO FUGIrIvEs.
Astounding with the -
MOST AMUSING INCIDENTS
~, AND IRREsIsTIBLY COMIC SITUATIONS.
'nhactefs by TONY DENlfR nr. &. h. FOX, and tho
- entire Company.
THE GREAT LIVING CURIOSlTiES,
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN. weighing go pounds,
No'A SCOTIA GIANT GIRL, feet nigh.
x,,,,,n IhE ClRCASSIAN FAMILY
IoMnbi hANNCM, PEARL OF THE SEA-"
LuLAMA AGRA "STAR OF THE EAST.'
ALTA PACHA, THE ROYAL GEM"
nndm,,ion 70 cents; Children under ten, is cent.
Perqnette and Bslcony. g. certs
DONATIONS OF CURIOSITIES TO thu NEW MUSEUM
received o. CHINESE BUILDING. Nos $40 and 5i Broad
way. - $50 " $500
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Corporation Notices.

NORPORA ALTON NOTICE.-Publio notice is
hereby riv-n that SALE q PROPERTY. according 70
law TO- unpaid TAXES fog the years 1885 49, end is's to
seiher with tho regular RENTS for croton water ior e
tbs civ Hall In the City Of NewN orb MONDAY, the
Ik day Of Sodrber 5 at !, oclok nooa Of tia, d.y and
ey shal be sold Tb. drs~d statement OF the property TO
be- sold |, published Ia n, NEG YORK DdIv Itin.rpi
YORK Copies csn hsd sypiea II TIE OFT, Of Tie
N,r York Doay Transcript and at the Bureau OF Arrears
D.p.um@pt of Finance Bureau OF Ar.afs Newton, May
l5 lBb5 Ey order 1T the Compfrol~r
JAMES J. UUNBLEION, Acting Clerk OF Arresrx
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Trn yclera, Guide.


To bsny, nv Hudson Il. T., Depot sosh.'t and
Iothavs., aud by Harlem X. r.. Depot 2e,n.ss
and An av. Wis Hudson River, "A g. H. 2to,
aud int o m. via Harlem II /. m. and 4 " D. N.
Sunday train. vie Hudson River, ,. IN City
cars run b-twecn Chambers aud SHnsts. "s.ons
and Oity Hail and soth-st. station.
To Albany lliding At rriucpsi places the Hue
son by steamer {. vib5ard Tu-sdsys. Ihn!dsys
ard Saturdays. and Dsisirl Dew, Monday Wed
uesiays and Fidsys from foot Of Desorossosss
7:S m. landing al liriiesbsi.,; ';;'..:;...'.;
To baltimore, by the NewJrr'ey H. H. ioos 2,
oansht sunday. 7:io
To Boston, by steamer. City Of Bath evsry ss,ur.
day sad Jersey Blue. every "Wednesday h'm
~ Ro.ton. By Ncw"LcnSon line, Pier 80 N r.,
and Neptune Line, Pier n n. H. daily ts~d day
To ..oa, By H., via sprioss-ld
sIe;t and d. Hs,yi H:,cn r. IT, ;is and .sS
Az, via Shore Line ia snt q p. ~. SUNDAY.
For cat,kill by steamer Thomas Powell from foot
Of FrnnlNn-st., n. R., every fnrsdsy aud 1hurs
dsyr, o. m., aud -very saturday at............ p
TO f.nandsisns Rochester Buffalo. sslmsncs aud
West by Frie Rsilroad foot Of Chssioers-st.
!. S'FnPI's .. .o.s .a. m ."i $50
steamer, leave foot Of Harrison.t. North River 2.
To Newburg Poughkeepsic, Roundont and King
tor. landings Cozzen's Dock We, Point aud
Milton the steamer Mary Powell LAY from foot
OF Dosbrossess.. y. H....-........"......... - p
so New Haven. connecting With x. r. ior lartiord,
and Springne d--:tes niers leave peck slip at u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. II p
To N.w.IIayen, by tho Nrw-bsyrn h.k, 27ths:
and th-av., at Z 0. M m. vi. J. 3;4s' n AMI
70 Norwsk. landing al Wheston,, City Island
and Greenwich. by steamer John RoneF pier 70
En-. tPeckspl daily. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. " p
To the West, by Ceutrs Railroad Of New-Jsrssy.
via Allentown. RON foot Of Liberty st.. \. H.,
O. M. - m. sud s:On p. Sunday tran......
To Philzie,phis, by Now ycrsey Rsirosd, too, VI
Courtan d,.s at, 10 and llt Il. m, II m,s snieP
n. and IL midnight. Snudav............-:.... y
To Staten Island. by steamer ffon Pier No ~ y.
r. near Dey..t., at :. ., 10 70 a. m.. la;3o. ?,
So oa sunday. > .v.. ..: ..' 49," 7:,s
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line
d.ily from pier 81, FOO, Of Robnsonst., r., a.
To White Mounts ain. and Lake Mempl ren,Seos--
Direct route via New Haven steamboat or rail-
rosd) sprn gieId and .he Conuecicat River Val
lew Take steamers n ON Peck slip st >. ID p M,
or cars from nth at station at 1918 or........
To W.,iIipgton. by New-Jossey H. X foot Of
CourtlaEdtst.. and llt .. NJ, p M, and u
midrist, Observation-Disclosures. p
For further information In regsd 10 Railroad Time Tab
sec advertise nlents IA another part Of this psper
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DROADWAY THEATER.

broadway THEATER.
- tiin Week Of the Trinmphsn, Engagement Of
NV r. sEDLEy SMITH,
And Full srd tfci.nt Company e.petAly enggsd.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Tom TAYLOR and Charles Ks,des beautiful Comedy entitled
(nsw yersionl. PIG tneS veTrionl,
WOFFiN NOTION
PEG WOFFlNGrOS. Introducing the MISS
character Of NATE
SIR HARRY WILDER........".:...y REIGNOLps
james Trple,................M w. H. SEDLEY SMITH
Boz Office open onThoui the day.
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Diri6en1 Notifies.
Oyucs OF TIE ILLINOIS 0ssrRAL RAILROAD Col
NBwYoRK. July II, 1855.
At A MEETING, of the BOARD Of DIREC

IN TORS OF this Company held this day Il was
Resoifed That Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT In
cash free Of Governm'n be paid the ls day 81
August the holders Of the full paid shares registered
tho 18th day Of July aud that the transfer books be closed
the said 18th day Of July and opened the Sd day oil
August :,
Rolfed That In pursusnce Of the recommended
by Shareholder Meeting held May Jls 1863 and IN
order that the lands sod be epreseued by correspond
Ing issue OF CAPITAL Stock in accordance with the oey nero
oiore pursued by the Company 10 the issue OF Canceed
Bonds Scrip the outstanding shares OF this Company be IN
creased BY the issue OF share for ten now out
,sndng snd the be distributed 10 The holders OF share.
registered the ComIbny books the first day Of August
IN the proper ion Of share for every ten hed oy
ihsnl
Roitod That whera IN the distribution OF such shares
,tockhoder would. be entitled traction OF share the
Company will retain the light such f. c'ions peri par
THOMAS r. WALKER. Treasurer.
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sSsvemenfs Of Ocean steamers
40 DEPARI

MAN GoRgp By AN Ox.-Michael Farheld,
reading at No. IO6 East Twenty eIrhthst while IN
Eirhteenthst. near Broadway, was koocked down and
xored BY an infriated OK He was badly bruised about
the head and body and one arm was fractured. Ths
animal was finally killed by the Twenty ninth Prscnes
Police, aud the injured man taken BONE.
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and tour,hays Enlrsnee on Twenty sesen,n-sI
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRKi
Vo, Nav Haven 100 aDDfEI.,l lljJ IA. IL 10 (ErJ
4 ~ IN \ J. a. 4 ~ aud 400 tEI,l y 80. .
FOR md eaort TOO 800, tEI.I ll.b r. m lEl' krSJ
o. Erl dia l. 10 and 800 (fI.) p M.
For Milford aud straord 100 II % n M 80, ~ ?. M
For Fairfield Southport and Wesipot. ~ i"@ H. ''N
4 Dp. -. ,,. M =, "a. =, ~, * H,r A
3S 40 SO. $40 tLxtl IN. ao
Tor D.rien s.Oo go ll.Jos m. ;a+3 ~ Nv p N:
for t,re,uwich 90 go lJDs N. 80 ~ aJo ~ :"
For stamford 100 90 tEI.l $50 llp NJ lA'' 'ti''
90 fr.I3AS 80 $50 90. 500 tEr.l p ~: m !, r,
For Port Chester and ni.rmediais 'aiio"' w. "''
q IN. 3t3. 40 so, DO. ln p n ~, ,,us
For Boston via spnn ghed, 900 O. M tEh '" 'rA'''
p. N. ,,,s ~, ,aeopm
For Hartford and Springfield, go lfL'j q H. LIJ"''
for Conn.e,iout River Railroad sooa m Eir) i'i'p IN
IN Montreal 400 D. M TO Northampton. , ,oo ~. ,
For Hartford Plovdenc sud F.hki faiiroad' oo" ''"'
For New Haven New London and s.onins'on h.''ro"''
Fo, On. n ,irord H. ID o. IN to Northampton
For Iious.lonc Railroad. q. m and p H- ou' ny
train connecting with D. ni VIII run " DSinns''"'
d,y', 40 Pit,.Grd-oiher dsys. New Mifordohy'
for Naussnet Railroad. 8o,a M, 300 p M .. 80,
FOR Dsbnry and NorwslI Railroad lo'' Wv "' '''
p. IN. 80 -, .,,-...a .. 90 n m train
No"' JAMES H. HOfT Snpt
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Jnternal Rerenne.
limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
u NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE %

y NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE U
NETWORK. .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN In pursuance Of Section
% OF proyids internal to support the Gov
eminent TO pay interest on the public debt and for othei
parsed June 90 1861 and amended by the act o.
March 1858 that tho annual t OF valuations and enumefe
tons OF property subject under said ses tine ht
day OF Nav 1865 have been returned to BY the Assessor
district aud that the duties aud taxes hsve become dus
and PAYABLE That will attend for the collection Of the
same at my Office No SAT LeAin on-ave near Fy'hnhsf
ia the City OF N-wYork aud the eleventh day OF
August 1865 until the thirty day OF the ssmr August m
period EDGAR kETCHUM,
Coll~e' Ninth District, New-York.
Dated NewYork, July 81, 1853 nam
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AIEW..JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave
~ fo iCoulsndt st.. for fs,iApar, a. R.'r,ox.
aud WA.nIHeros at aud 1850 ~, ~. and ~ IND
night Miiay Tieksr MOI reeessois ID 10" v NJ usn
For ether yut,eulsIs 80 bile o. otbs
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nor RICHMOND, CITY POINT, and NOR
FOLk-D-v,rns cargo At the whrrf NJ Richmond. and
avoiding ght-gag. Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship Company
new ard e,gan, side-whee steamships hAffEhAS. Lewis
Parish COMMANDER. every SATURDAY, st y. M
ALB ARLE, n. A. Bourne. commander leave. every
WEDNESDAY at , p. H.. rom Pier No. ~ Norm River
For freight pange having accommodations apply
10 LIZ IkGsTON fON 4 Co. M. al III aiwsy.
Freight received covered firt, No - y. r. A. oil
during business hours Goods eonsgDs! to our sddTess
rromptiy fors ardrd.
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Maebinerr.

EOR SALE.-TwO new l5.horse portable
Il ENGINES aud BOILERS complete made by the Wsshs
neon Iron Works. and Cherry and Cherry Tree Hum
Penn. also sets new DRILLING TOOLS ard hDPE SUM
cet Tor putting down wells ALEC other necessary
for Irice and pacu airs apply to HENRY HUME. No: ~
Cbaubersst.. New York. or address JOHN HAMILTON,
Oh City. p. o.
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Eettures ano Aleetinss

NHE MOST ASTOUNDING CURIOSITY
i The Young Champion of the World who oves bis enc
mica can be heard at Co per n.titute MONDAY EVEN
ING Juy 81 At o'coeA Tickets with book ~ cents 70
be hal Cooper n,liiuo Metropolitan Hall snshs'e' "
Nos sos 1SI, 81, 100 and R!t Broadway
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CEALED PROPOSALS for building PUB
Act Of the L,ssnrs March rs is3 VII b. received until
Inrn,t I5 ct IA. onicq OF JOHN n WARD, ESQ, No.
fl De- cyst where plans &C. can BE- seen The Com
right to r,jec. all ods deemed incoI-
s.t.ut 20 The Interests OF the Cay.
BENJAMIN r. MANIERRE.)
JACOB H. uUMBLE,
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIl
Ocean Gteamers.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
W REDUCTION IN PRICE for August and s~pterober.
First Class, Second Class, Third Class,
$50 &l7s. el00
The Central American Transit Company win dispatch from
Pier No. 70 North River the good steamship ERICSSON
Capt A. b. Lowber on SATURDAY, August 49, AZ noon. on
WEDNESDAY, September 20, at noon, II the above low
prices for these two trips only
For passage apply at the Office Of
The Central American Transit Company
No. III West-st y. Y.
H. N. CARRiNOTON, Agent.
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ONCE OF Tna STRICT COMMISSIONER,
NO 23i Broadway.
r1O roNTR lCVOpS - PROPOSALS

HNO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS in
closed " ..s~d envelope Endorsed with the title Of
the work and with Of the hid ef written thereon, will
be received thu. ohce unit. MONDAY, August 1865, at
II O'Clock Il m.
For regulating and grading EishtysIths from Avenue
TO East River.
For budly foundations snd erecting the iron railing TO
trtbss.
Bsni forms Of proposals. crher with tho specifications
aud be- obtained At ths oceDsted street
Department. New-york, July %, 1868
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Street Commissioner
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L'RiE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of chilb-r.-s'., VIA Pavouia Ferry;
Day rprr.s fer ,sI.sndaisns hoeh-'t,r hnnao
sasnsrra snd Wet Connects Il Buffalo Win ias. Hnofs
sna Grand 1uuk Kslway, sud Il Salamanca With Atlantic
ADD Great Victim hal~sy.
80 !. ~ MIN Ard Way Train. daily. 70 Oii,sills.
10 frpr-ss Mil i.r tutao. connecting with Lsis
sLer. Railway.
"a IN Va Tnin. fr r. Jarvis and Sesburgh
D IA Nj b, E1rr-ss or Isuar ls.ua. Hochcst.r bnnao
SALAMANCA snd West.
JPN L.hnils EIvrcs.. daily. for Cansndslsus Roches
Ter Iuaa O. ralsmsncs. DuBtLs, and West Connect, At
Irn.,o With I.se shore sd Grsnd Trunk Railways and
sAisulancs wi't Atl-unc aud Great Ne.iem Hallway
80 ma Fmisranl Train daily iof Buhao Salamanca Dun
khtsid West ... ...,.,.,,. - ,,s. A., -.
w II. BARB. GeuI Pos. Agent. New fofs
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professional Notltts.

nR. X. KUCZKOWsKI, HOMEOPATHY and
i UyDROPtTH in.t arrived from Europe. No. 80
Amy--,. Ofce Hours. ON 10 to 10 - NJ to Up D ana
evening
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Gorsrs. Carriages, Ne.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ low the three large ~aferooms. entrances No 80
Broadway and No. 10 CTosby-s. will Be sod a reny re
duc.d rcs. Harness ssgera secondhand trag-s
g. WITTY, No. 49, broadway
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I ONG ISLAND kAlLfoAD'-ilalhs VIII
i 4 l.sy. lame. slip New iork as folows
B.fns ~, Gfe-npon Nail ani Passenger IRAN 1opl'hs
a. Way Stations, aud connecting "i'h oeH i's' AIN
Ermp.'sad lTAina =, ~, e..t.u.
TO- a. M syo...i Train, stoppinr st sl Way station
$50 % IA. Grs~nplr fiPf,ss, connecting "nh fo'yn
G.n Head aud p-ie-d and stopping a. all St'i'n'
Uck.,i- except on Saturdays on which day. an rita
Tfr vim .ay. Il D. NJ making oil The connections 20 fAt
ngd and on which days the kIpfo's Will no. stop between
Jamie. and Deer Pars - "a a., s,.,,.n. 80,
4 a q. m. syos-st e.srhsrf nam anu q" " ~ "'''
c.pnE Glen Head and R9-yn . J., M, III an.
sSp' IN. for North l,p. Hampstead Glen Head ana
On sunday an Frcnrson Train leave. Hunters rom S'
= H. ''' ''p''~ o. CHAELlCk. President.
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RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

IIUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM KALI
i j ROADs.-On AID ansr MOSDAi, lone D. ls's tralh'
A., .isny md rr,y connecting ~in Northern aud Western
tfsns vii cav Ne~ .Yor1 a. iolosfs -
IVA m-iia Hudson River kaihosd Ilireih',t;, mo
Tenth ave-. m: With tians hf sastoss and Sharon
sprnss. ~. 49,, III,
n m-viA Harlem Railroad. T~enty-s.HiF'i and Fourth
ave. connecting vi trains Tor safaeaa shaE'n spfns~'
.ni At a. aihlui with trains for points East ,.,
zpu-Nia Hudson River Railroad oouncc'ns WIN VEINS
for >araioga m -.,.. =, TO-.
ap.m.-Nis Hudson River Railroad connecting al Troy
~ train f1f Montreal, with srrrins Gar alta hri.
40 o. u-sla uNr.m Hai!fosd conn'cilng Al 'hshsfh
with trAin for Lebanon sprnss Sleeping ,H ssseh'H
Albany. 80 o, -, - A.
Yor. 10 Buffalo and Suspension brdsc without chang.
i@.,s'n ny, Uad.on River RAIrosd with Stepping
Ca. attached connecting at Albany aid Troy WIN morning
-. 49, S,,,,b .,I Net Nm. "A. VANDERBILT,
~ Vice President.
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Bteanlboats dto Railroads.
nIRECTROUTET TO WHITE MOUNTAINS
~ AND LAKE MEMPHREMA0O0
hILks sHonTsR rnAH ANY oTHER ROUTE.

Il 1lnECi NOUI III WHITE NOUN IAlNS
~ AND LAKE MEMPHREMAGO0
hnEs sHoRrER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Leave New-fork via New York and New.hsven Railroad
River Junction snd arrive at the Mountains via sag-
Well kiver,l and Newport Lake Mempbrenagogl Ut D. m
and Montrea-through without stop-at $50 a m
sieeppgcars attached TO this train nom Sprnghed On
sa,uIdays tins Train runs through without stop siv.
ing ut Newport liake Mempbremagos) at m Sunday
tEI or by New Haven from Pier as Fat River nj
53 p H., and lodge At Springfield. Leave Springfield Al
i:$3 ard srv. 1t the Mountains viz stage from Lis a.
ton, Ne~pot iske Memphremsgog) and MouutaIus sam.
evening For uspa particulars Appetons Guide Book
EOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, BRISTOL and
l. WEST CAMP-S,eamsrs leave foot VI Harrison-st
daily, tsundsys eIceptod,) ats o'clock p IN
EORNEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
kEEFslE, RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
~" EbL viii leave Desbrossess. every afternoon at 81
pleasure TRAVEL TO CATSKILL
j MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRINGS, SARA.
TOUA. LAKE GEORGE sud CHAMPLAIN, MONTREAL
QUEBEC, aud all other points North and West, via HUD
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, landing at Yonker, Co,rsn..
Hotel Dock. West Point Newbnrgh, Poaghkeepse, Rhine
beck Cst-kill and Hudson.
Steamboat C. vIBBARD Capt D. H. Hitchcock TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, aud the DANIEL
DREW the alternate morning ION and after May 2d) At As
A. mr. from Pier foot Of Desbrossess touching
Pier to receive passengers al r.
Tickets sold board and baggage checked the West ard
Moth making close aud connection with tue NEW
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Baggage transferred without charge.
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NEW YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
lg5 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. leta
COMMENCING MAY 10, 100

r,,,,ns,r Station IN Newton, corner T~.nyf'enh e.
aud tourthavs Entfsnee on Twenty sesrntn-'I
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EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-ATLAN-
j LANTiC COAST NAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-
n, new and e.ranl s,oaiu,hp ATLANTA, A. X. Williams
Commander, viii leave li.r No " y. II, ca TUESDAY.
Joy Is. It p For fright or passage having superior
mmo5stiOus. spply to
LIVINGSTON, FOX 90. No. iH Broadway.
The Victor viii inccsed the Atlanta agents ct NewoI
leans JAMES CONNOLLY g. 60.
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Jnsuranre Companies.
NETWORK FIRE AND MARINE

CASH cArIfAL... ".s2o ,o0d
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INSURANCE SCRIP. UNION MUTUAL
u INSURANCE SCRIP, NEW YORK MUTUAL lNSUR
ANCE SCRIP, ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE SCRIP,
COLUMBIAN AND WASHINGTON SCRIP, Tor SALEb by
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25
For the Columbia Democrat, -
Autumn leaves.
TO ADDIE.

Softly and silently down,
showers Of yellow, red, and brown.
Every shape and color benling,
onthe zcphyrs wing descending,
Flora in bright garlands weaves,
a chaplet now,
10 twinc her brow,
OF beautiful Autumn leaves.
Falling ceosclessly and slow.
Autumn leaflets whisper low -
Speak to us in mourniul greeting,
OF carth's changes, sal aud 1cetIug,
a And their gdrbs ot gorgeous dye
ThatslOwy fade
In forest glade.
Say catths brightest things must die.
Through the forest, vale and dell,
What sit thrlr whispcrlngs tclI1
Ono Oh song forever siuglag,
ono death dirge forever ringing
O'cr departed summers tomb
"Passiug away
The leaflets say,
While the flowers have cased to bloom.
Emblems Of decay and death
Herald Of cold winters breath!
While the year is slowly dying,
On The gro und all scattered lying,
Lying withored, brown, anI scre,
They rustic, dead
To passing tread
Faded relics Of the year,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

Eg15- As lady was walking, short
time ago, a gentleman baton caught hold
Of the hinge of her shawl, Somo mo
ments elapsed before the parties were sep.
ay4tod, Il am attached to you,' said the
gentleman, good-nurmoredIy, while he
was iudusriousy ryipg to get loose. 'Ihe
auachmc Mt is mutual was the good-ha'
morcl reply.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-25

A GOVERNMENT Inspector AND HIS
PARTNER. A government spector, Wis
itiog a lunat.o asylum, saw the medical
superintendent and said
Il don't wish to 60 oyor th1 as ylum in
the usual way, but to mioelo with the pa
tents as ii I were an officer, surgeon, or
even one Of themselves. BY 50 doing
shall be baltor enabled to Judge of their
intellectual state, and of their progress in
the direction of sanity
with pleasure said the doctor it is
Saturday, and VIC usually have dance
on Saturday night If sou 90 TO the ball.
room, as We call It, YOU will see them daDc.
ing and talking withou. reserve
Would it be Objectionable if | danced
with them 2 asked the official
Not at all,' was the reply.
The official walked into the ball room,
aud selecting the prettiost girl he saw for
partner, was soon keeping up very
animated conversation with her. In the
course of the evening he said to the doc
tor.
"Do you know that girl in the white
dress with thu blue 5poss is very curious
ca G. | have been talking TO her, and I
cannot for the life and soul of me discover
in what way her mental malady lies. OF
course, ! saw at once she was mad--saw
it in the odd look Of her eyes. She kept
looking at me 80 oddly. [ asked her il
she dill not think she was Queen Of Eng.
la nd or whe ther she had not been robbed
of large fortune By the VOLUNTEER move
ment, or Tilted by the Prince of Wales,
and tried 10 fad out the cause Of her lu.
macy, but | couldn't she was too attlul.'
Very likely answered the doctor ;
for she is not paisnt, but one Of the
housc-mads, and as sane as you are
Meantime, the pretty housemaid went
to all her fellow servants and said
Have you seen the new patient He's
been dancing with me y fne tell man
with beautiful whiskers, but as mad as u
March hare, He asked me if / wasn't
the Queen OF Eoglaud If volunteer
hadn't robbed me Of a large fortaue; and
whether the Prince of Wales ddnt want
to marry me. lie is mad. Isn't it a pity
Such fine young man !