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EF Large School House Certificates
from The Soldiers Home remain in this
office for Miss CLAssoS's school in Cato,
Mr.. GARRY's in Franklin, Miss DEANS in
Meeme, Miss TucKER's in Cato, and ST.
Nazian in Eaton. VIII not the Teach
ers or School Officers call for them
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EE- Lieutenant General GRANT wit

GE Lieutenant General GRANT with
his family, his father, and a number Of
personal friends, has started for St. Paul
on board the steamer Itasca, The f.asca
arrived at La Crosse at nine o'clock yes
terday morning, accompanied by the stea
mer Mcclellan which had gone down 20
Brownsville from La Crosse to meet and
escort the distinguished party.
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hEArH or Az On CIrzaN.-Cu
.. Corros. k,F. Of MlIwnnLe - died in
'hat city on tie 9th inst, ~ tho 41sh
year OF ii, age. Mr. CorroN was an o'd
and respected citizen Of the Stat and wax
widely known.
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Arrest of KetChum,

New York, Aug 26.
Edward B. Ketchum was arrested yes>
terGay afternoon at q house in West 2Oth
street. He has not been out Of the city.
lie had an interview with many Of his
friends and victims and with his father.
With the latter reconciliation was
effected. lie waa also visited By liz wife
at the station house. lie has bean about
the city frequently during the past
two weeks, out has avoided bis former
friends. lie had about fifty thousand dol
lars when arrested. AS yet no complaint
has been made against ketchum. The
creditors of ketchum, Son & Co., viii
meet here next Monday TO hear state
ment Of the financial affairs Of that firm.
The assets are likely 10 reach to 60 cents
on the dollar.
New York, Aug. %.
Edward ketchum. the iorgcr, was ar
ralgned this morning before justice Slogan
IN the maglstrate's private room in the
Ioombs, were none wcTo admitted but
those specially interested in The case
Among those present were Messrs. Ctas
Graham, Jno. t5cdgwick, di,trct attorney
Hall and about half dozen Wall street
Inen. The prisoner asked for an adjourn
ment Tor few days, a. tho gentleman who
was expected as counsel had not vet ap>
peareI Mr. Hal agreed to an adjourn
ment I'LL Monday next and moved the
! prisoner be committed to the Toombs till
then. The adjournment was granted and
. the b!IlJIpF committed
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TIL E PILOT
WN AND COUNTRY

BRUTAL MURDER.-A brutal murder
was committed in the town Of Meeme last
Sunday, about one mile west OF PHILLIP s
Tavern, woman named Mrs. DRAGGAsER,
being the victim, by the hands Of man
named CONRAD EIsERT. 1t appears that
Mira DRAGGAsER was the tenant Of piece
Of land owned BY man in Milwaukee,
and that her lease would not expire for
some time yet. EIsERT had recently pur
chased it, and claimed right TO it, while
Mrs. d. insisted that she could not be
turned out Of i; until the expiration Of her
lease About 6 o'clock on Sunday morn.
ing, while the old lady was turning some
cattle into field, EIsERr met her and for
bid her taking down the fence. She went
10 another part Of the fence he following
her-and after taking the fence down he
stepped around daughter OF Mrs. D.,
who was in front Of her mother, and de-
liberately struck the latter over the head
with hand-spike, crushing in her skull
in an awful manner She lived about
eight hours, not uttering a wolJ in the
meantime.
A son Of Mrs. ID. Immediately came up,
and attacked EIssRT, giving him such
drubbing that at las. accounts he was not
able to be taken to Jail. Newa Of the
murder did not reach here uu;il Monday
evening, when SEerifs GLOVER and RAND
Immediately started for the scene, where
they found the facts as stated above. A
Sheboygan physician had been called in
before their arrival, and ef, word tha.
EIsKRr could not be moved for several
weeks, but they took the precaution to
have watch set over him to prevent an
escape We believe they proceeded again
yesterday, accompanied by DR.. SIMON,
whose opinion As to whether he can he
removed or not they will be governed by.
Two CENT Loo, or Joker Joked -
Once upon time, at a term Of the Circuit
Court in The city Of A., the learned
and attabe Judge McA presiding, the last
case on the calender to be tried was a
most important one; and both parties be-
ing deslrous of having it disposed Of, had
agreed upon jury composed Of some Of
the most prominent business men Of the
city, one Of whom was the eminen. Scotch
Banker, ALIEN, NJ, who having been
educated lawyer, had horror Of serving
on jury; and in order to &c. relieved
from the disagrecable service he stormed
aud foamed md p,ofaned and in turn
threatened each Of he parties 10 decide
against him il not released, but in vain.
Col. C, who having received lis
military commission in territorial times,
from Gov. d., soon after the close Of the
Black Hawk war, has sLirmishel ever
since in the field Of social warfare, ard
prided himself on bis perfection in the art
of practical joking, and was ever on the
qu. r,re for an opportunity 10 vic,imizo
,be sforasaid Scotch Rar,or 7.oc,.,
ho, ..uoa n;,1 n,.
= '''1 '''''
'',0''n % l'u' 'ol' 'Fe jury
:, ''' '"''' - = '"''' cause ana
o' o"o o''0' u Tue jury OF
''"' NeeI '''e jury out oil
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o,no ~ "' P,0S'e'si"S' ana
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4. ronu.o,I.. p
WIS making hlo
,Joi,,,n '"e
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nacl AGO oe con.;,.s.,' ~ ,''''
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EsT 1t will be noticed by advertisement
in another column that DR.. CADY. Mil
waukee Dentist Of good reputation, will
be here on the Sth, and remain one week.
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New York, Aug :

An accident occurred on the Rhode
Island Il. K. at 10 o'clock to-day, near
Jarnacia. Ths two engines, Grant and
Sherman, attached 20 their respective
trains, were smashed. The engineers on
both trains escaped uniujured. Four or
FIVE persons were killed aud quite a mum
Der injured. ils waiter boy was badly
crushed
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
Orr1cE OF THE STREET coMMIssIoNER. q,

~ broadway.
TO CoYTRkCToRs. Proposals incosed IN sealed en-
velope udorscd with the tlle of the work aud with tbs
the bidder written thereon will be at th,
onlce until Wednesday, April 70 1868 at eleven O'Clock
A. n.
regulating grading curb gutter and tagging One Hun
dredth street between Eighth avenue and Broadway
For curh CUTLER aud logging Fftyhfth street, between
LexinRtor aud Fourth avenues.
curb gutter oaagns srteIh street. between Firs
and Second lffnufq.
between ftiy Hlln end Fighty sixth streets,
For haf l9nrk street, between kyinston aud Stan
ton stree
For aasrg FORTY oura street, between Tenlh and Eiev
euth avenues.
For ang sunken oir Seventy yeghth street. north side
between First tnd second avenues
Blank unl of utpcsas together with the specification
and agr rIs. tl lsn . 1laned ri this Office.
Dalec t'rgtt Department, New York, April IL 1865
CHARLES q. CORNELL,
street lOnIais issQuer,
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PROPOSALS.

NRoroN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENr-To CoNTRAC.
" torSeparate sealed proposals, each endorsed with
The title for which 1t may be offered the
of and the date of Offering will be received at this
once until n O'Clock A. NJ of Thursday April a. 1868 for
the construction OF the following street improvements TO
Wt-Paving with cobbe stones Sixteenth street. from
nue. to East river; avenue g, from Sixteenth TO sey
enteenh street Forty sixth street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth avenues and Thirty seventh street. between
Lexington and Third avenues Paving with stone blocks
Barclay street. from College place 10 West street construct
ing receiving basins and cuves and Eleventh
nue from foueenth to Twentysxth streets aud sewers In
0ansevoor street from West street Hudson Eighty
third street from Third to Fourth and Oak street
fum James 10 oliver street Specifications
bids DO obtained application to the contract clerk al
ths office.
THOMAS sTEPHENs,)
Roar sW ckl2Ns 7; lp2ANssRAdn' oro'On Aqueduc, Board.
oruck CRoros AeuEpycr DEPARTMENT,
April Is looJ.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS
"a Household Furniture for sae-Rare chance partie
scmmencng Suits covered Brocate
otssds wardrobes Mattresses Chamber Dining Furniture
Dver Ware at sacrifice. lis West Twenty third
Sixth avenue.
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40 % CLINTON PLACE-NEAR BR0NDwAY. FOR
y nrhrd Rooms g. lC with without bodra NOVA
{ ia May. References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

LLARNfNG TO PARENTS. WHOLESALE POISON,
w ing OF children by the confectionets starting ue
opnents la regard 10 The posous regularly
the manufacture OF candy See this weeks NEW fOHH
DfSp ArCH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WINDOWS TO LET-FOR VIEWING THE FUNERAL
w procession Of the late President Apply At $40 Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

RoTICE;-MR; MERRILL LADD, ONE OF THE MOST
respected citizens OF Chicago town TO solicit
Sonaons from the of New York the Northwestern
SAr He has appointed Mr. B. L. Sherman of Norris Sher
nan Chace Ill Water street. Receiving Agent for New
xosh Mr. Ladd can also be with there The
Puonc attention Is earnestly solicited TO the appeal Of Mr.
add Interest well pride and charity should induce
eur grocers 70 represent themselves handsomely
splendid Fair preparing at Chicago for sick
wounded soldiers soon 10 return home IN want of everything
but honor and loyalty: HENRY w. BELLOWS,
President U. s. Sanitary Commission
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
NEW PuRLICATIONs.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CoN.
N tanning nearly 80 and $50 fine plates and
cravings of the anatomy tho human In state q
health and disease. with treatise early is de.
plorabc consequences the mind and body with the
authors plan or reament-thc only rational and
fu mode Of shown by the report OF tested
truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating
marriage, who would know their physical condition. SENT
free OF postage to address receipt Of 2c IN stamps
postal currency Address Dr. La Croir ii Maiden iAuc
Albany, n. y.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

A MEXICAN STEEL.-sPRING TOE, CALKING, TrRI
and Sleigh Shoe Steel of all sizes and kinds made Of tn
BEST materials at the Norway Iron Works Boston, and TO
sale by the Propricors, NAYLOR Co. Boston, New Yor
and Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

|cCS REwARD.-LosT, on WEDNESDAY,, THE isrn
sDZD inst between the hours of eve and six O'Clock,
italian white Hound with bun the head be-
longing invalid and he will gricye
The finder will please the varck
street, and receive the above reward.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

1cCS LOST OF WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL IL
sGAO. between Jersey Cy and Grand street ferry. New
York Wallet containing about nine dollars In bills three
IS 20 coupons, check Abram Bells sons, Ac &c The
above reward will be- paid aud questions asked by eav-
ing at the OF Hudson and Morris streets jersey
CITY.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

OST-ON FIFTH AVENUE, OR IN THE CENTRAL
- Park Monday afternoon small dark Mink Fur
Collar The finder c Tie viii be literally rewarded BY
returning 1t at No 80 East seventh street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

I DEGMANEST BOARD WANTED-IN \ PRIVATE
family, by single gentleman; location below Beecke
side. good sized comfortably furnished Room
witl Board price exceed $50 per month Address
. Murray, Herald olice
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DICKED UPON TUESDAY, At BAY RIDGE, LoSa
Island, Illob14t aud pair Oars. large kc. boat.
white L iiu'. JOHN sHANAliAH.
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n DOOgs To LET-ON SECOND FLOOR, WITH OR
IL without Board 30 gentlemen, with all the modern Inn
~ piano if required also Rooms third
Oor aud back Por after LIST OF May. Call at 100 West
/, Thirty. si2th street
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
REWARDS.

gcOn REwARD.-LOST, on SUNDAY APRIL i6
,DLO r. NJ, OF the University place cars,
between the Asor House and Forty fifth street. pair OF
od sleeve Buttons tamethys The finder will please leave
his with Mr. Wiley of University place
Broadway and Asor House, after O'Clock
ZIP. NJ
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

VETERANS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD-THE MEN
bers OF this association requested 10 meet at head
quarters Seventh Regiment Armory Saturday evening
VI. R. v1RMILYR, Colonel.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

A - WEST TWELFTH STREET NEAR FIFTH AVI
IA gentleman and wife and three gentlemen o
Furnished Rooms with board children and
taken.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ROAkD WAkTED-A LADY, NURSE AND THREE
children would ike Board for the summer from the st
OF Nay country farm house. with good country Board
within fifteen miles Of the city Address, stating NJ.
j. b., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-BYA A LADY AND CHILD
~ four years old the Hudson river above Pough
keepse Terms not $40 per week. Address d. x,
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

DEST RED ASH AND WHITE ASH COAl-srOvE,
ID Range and Crate, screened ana ny ~ 'Ops
large Nut, s. CO. ,t i'iWS sgi 1sn,h 10 a,.
nrer RFp ASH AND BEST LrHTGH coal,
- srccnc and delivered At SV re ton from yards coraet
y OF King aud Greenwich streets. nut s1ko ~ ....
fIttryRrRLAgD COAL, WARRANTED THE WERE
beetir market for sale % dealers and ccnsumer1
I. III and ms i 80 twenty third street.
9C,oAr.-RFp ASH gu; WHITE ASH $40; NUT SIZE.
~ $3.50 At hc Yard u Eighth aysnye corner Twcnt1
seventh street. 0VSs BkAIk
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

DOONS 10 LET WITH BOARD ON SECOND FLOOR;
~ third story Front Room, with Bedroom sd Joining
Apply 100 West Fourth street. between washngon square
Stff liz
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
FOR SALE.

A DRUG STOCK FOR sALE-LOCATED IN THE MOST
favorable position In o principal cities
doing hne wholesale and retail lifted
class style and established 20 years None but pur
chssers nsed apply Address, with reference Drugs box
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

CEAMEN's B. H. K B. AsSOCIATION.-THE MEM.
bers requested to meet at the lodge room, No 6S
East Broadway at II O'Clock Sunday Sd ns pay the
s tribute Of respect worthy deceased brother Peter
johnson By order JNO. MERRITT, President
JNO. BROPHY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

1IRTHERLAND JEWISH SOLDIERS RELIEF Asso
cation-A meeting Of the above will be held on s.tur
eAy evening April r. at eight O'Clock, at No 9S Chatham
Street. full attendance il required.
8. WINKEL. President.
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GmIscMer.s.
GARDEN.

EIBLOs GARDEN. Begins at8o'clock.
' TaE coo 5i a. iifITiR IN THE CITY.
GREATEST SUCCESS OF Ths SEASON.
HOUSE TANoNGED NIGhqLY ~ ovERFLoWIEo.
fHlOh h7E EyFI ESESf Az > aid
TWEhTY-tlasT TINE ~ AbiERIcA
grand spec,seuerlrams IN three scs ~ Mf Dion Boucs'
cAat and e. H. House. o-'i entitled
ARRAH II. NAP 0 G UE;
the sole right for pro1ncon which been purchased
" " TIE Sa ST FSsfsfficii'IlLy SELECTED:
Mi. o s p HkES G4 9; sHATN re m PqiT
nett W sRssSn s, .s'I ~ T. NJ Sol;o
holmes Charles Peter. w scsisn w. Jaaaie.on Casre. r.
rSr,oe IT,. W. H. Dsnvs. :iSsss Maria Nsecer. Mary
THE GRAND scENIcAL EFFECTS
~ f. Hilliard J. lhosne, Whiihsm billiard jr and W.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES,
PROPERTIES xNB ArpoINTMENrs,
MECHANICAL c&cvSiT'aIvAScEs,
BY j. Joln,en sud assistants;
by Levy snthoI Of Punohinso &c. under the bo.os
Of Harvey b. p0dT9It's vrrprrv NEW
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
RARNUM'S MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR.
No. COZ Broadway, opposite Bordt.
~ EVERY AFTERNooS at >; EVENING ms
The Grand Ballet Diverfis~nsent the
BEAUTY Or SEVILLE!
in which TONY DEkIER.iMONS. BAPrisTlNE. MAS.
TEE TER; TIMOTHY NJ: LEON CHENAT, NILE, AURloL,
MISS tIHA As spFEF ~ iss' bs SArr
W. q HARRISON, Comic and Exteiu poraneou: singer:
MISS CARRIE A. MOORE. the accomplished LADY
hAIEH VIII execute the most intricate movements o.
Parior Skates,
THE NiCOLO BROTHERS.
Together with
Young NtcOLO THE CHILD WONDER
On the PERfLELSE FLYING TRAPEZE.
10 conclude with tue Comic Panorine Of
ROBERT AND BERTRAND;
Or, TIE TWO FUGiTIvES.
Character by TONY DENlER, Mr.. C. K. FOX and TIE
entire Company
THE GREAT LIVING CDRlOsITIES,
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN weighing Geo pounds
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL, over 8 feet high.
THE CfRCASSlAN FAMILY.
zuRUBY HAENUM, on ~ Pearl l OF THE SEA"
AZETA PACHA, "THE ROYAL GEM"
Admiration - cents; Children under ten, IS certs
r1rquette and B,cooy. g. cents.
DONATIONS Of CUklOSITIrS to the NEW MUSEUM
received at CHINESE BUILDING. Nos $50 and SAL Broad.
way.
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I OYG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trins vii

j icivc Jsa,es-.ilp. Sow.i ors. as f'iows
etDs ~ gfeouyor, Aaii aus Passenger Tram; storing AZ
h ssilons aud connecting siih Glen Head Kos ala
E-up.irsl 1rsns ~,
lO,i a IA sya.ss, TRIM. ''oppn. AZ all Way stations
$50 o. ~. lrs-uprr LxpT',s, co nect4rt VAN hc'yh
Gl.n !ir.d sd .fnpsrj end soppnq u al at s cal OF
hick.y,ie ,xrer On ss,ufdiys on which @ays Ah ara
Ifn will .sy. ~ 3p - makig al The connection, q fafn
insa ard on which tue kIpfess WI! NOT sop 0.t"ee"
Jlnaca and Deer t.'h. -,
l. % D. m Syo..et 'nfsragsf Train and I'll Way Stons ez
ccp'i1g Glen Head and Rosyn . , =, r.,
$50 p IA. tor north isip. Hcinpsosd Glen heaa 'h"
nodyn. . .r,.o,.
On sunday an Excursion Tran leaves Hunters Point at o;
n IA for Y.tDank Ind Al Intermediate ni.uf.
" " q. CuARLlCK President.
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CIIAUNCE

TOR SALE.--Air tight FRUIT JARS, with
patent condrnsing stopper One Of ne best most
simple aad cheapest Jars ever offered 10 the public
Also the Milvile Atmos pherc FRUIT Jtii, which Is gen
orally admitted DO Of the most perfect Jars In all
respects now In use Mnnufsctui ed and for sale by
WHlTALL, TATUM Co,
No. 6 Bsekmanst, New. Yorf.
~ NJ ~ RaieAt. 4 ..ia6etHhiA
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

IGOR CATSRILL and CATSKILL NOUN.
Il TAIN hOu5E.--s.esaer THOMAS POWELL leives
Newly OH FOR Casks IRON foot Of Frsnk->i TUESDAYS
and THURSDAYS 9l each week a. r. SATURDAYS at
?. IN inding SATURDAYS At West Camp and Maiden
connecrs with stages rom Cstssil IN Mountain Home De
.Ed Gilboa Leaves Cstsii for New-Yok MONDAYS,
WEBSE5DAfS AID FRIDAYS nj q D. IN
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Orran Steamers.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
~ REDUCTION IN PRICE for August aud September.
Frs. ss 60 Se'C .i, Glass; ahs siS Cas-
The Central American Tranfit Company win Dispatch from
Pier No. 70 North River the rood Up ERICSSON
Capt. a p, Lowber, SATURDAY. Aggnt 10, e. moor.
WEDNESDAY. Sept, nber 10, at poon al the above low
prices, for these two trips only.
For passage Apply at the office Of
The Central American Transit Company,
no. III W-st-si., ~. y.
d. ~ DARLINGTON. Agent
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
FOR New. Haven. 100 a0oUr,l llJOI Ii Il 10. ttx)
800 tEI.,l 1.<5, 40 and 800 lEI,l pun. go. ~, ,
For Bride 100, 800, flT.,) lI.1 m liio NtAJ
500 tEI. a4s, AJ0 AL 500 EK.)
FOR Milford and s,EaJrd 100 80 m. ", 'S' j. ~
For Fairfield outhpor and Wsstp.r. 7' iLJoA H. "''
AJpm - 80. ,.u ,rx ,
as 49,. an, 800 tE1,l
For BARREN, 100 80. ITO 3i3 49,, A1o p M
For Greenwich co. ~. ll.JOr IS. 49, 49, J, m
For Stanford 100, % (ts $50 ilJ0 H. l1'i' lrh'
400 (Fx q, 40 55i $50. 400 (EI.l v ~ IA :, y,
For Port Chester and n,srmedi-,s stations ' ~" Inv
4 IN. as, 40 80, TO. 100 r. ~
CONNECTING TRAINS. 800,
For Boston via Springfield, BOO a. M tft,) 800 trxla"
FOR Boston, via Shore Line, i2l5 EI.,) sDp. M;
For Hartford aud Springfield, 800 EI') M ltI')|o'
Ell l2.I5, 800 p. 80
Foi Connsctirt River Railroad 8ooa M tEI) l2lsp M
10 Mont al 800 r. M to Northampton. , am r.
For Hartford Providence aud fshki Railroad. eoo EAJ
For Now Haven New London AMI stonington RAihoadH
e.C0 M H. is. 800, 900 2. m.
For & anal Railroad i2l5 0. "a. 10 Northanpton,
FOR Iousatone Railroad. a. u and p. M wednes,
train connecting with ~ M, ~ run 70 isnhng'o"
days to Pit. hed--oiher days, New MllIoreo"y'
For Eausaiuck Railroad, 400 a m, dV p M a. "A
FOR Dsnbury and Nors ak Railroad Aoo' ''o d M Wv
pm - ..etoo n, train
JAMES II. HOfI, Supt
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-lrains Leave
~ FOO, OF Corandts. for PniLApsiPh ~ ana ~, ~
a M ~ rn 4 and q o. m and 10 midnight Tor BALrin0as
and WA.nIsoroy at and ili9o a M ? M and nm,d
night Military Tickets not res s 10 We ~ ~ '@h
w etbG pAIhea lJs ~ big v sWssh
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1 EWIS 81 cox.
JosrPa J. LRuls CH.Rlros 7. Ivwrs. g. s. Cox.
COUNCILLORS ~ LAW
No 1872 Broadway. T. O. Box. No 1890,
NEW.YORk CRY,
Attend 20 all business IN Courts of the United Ststes
ard m ;ne Departments Ha,hrgton Espce al alteration
gven 10 Ier Revenue business sud TO claims against
FOREIGN Governments, A. wei, ne our own. -
judge Lewis experience C0oasslonerof internal Kew
enno ani Charlton A. Lewss -xpesence as Deputy Corms
sonrr viii be- guarantee VI thorough acquaintance WIN
The R.veane Laws. 40 .,.... .,
M Coxs connection Of four years with tho COMMITTEES OF
Forer, sirs in and his long membership OF mo
National Legsairr thorough knowledge oil es'As
hon and nrsc; 'ce in both doPsr:Iuci.ss
rsNHB JUDlCIOUS TREATMENT OF NEk'
L vOus DEBILITY &c. d. HAMMOND, ~. ", ,qi.
mrry Professor OF Special Anatomy aAd surgery IN NO
Syrncu,e Medical College NJ Y. Once No 81 East sIhst'
Ns,yYork CIV. opposite New-Hsvgn Railroad Depot
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HUDSON N YER ard HARI En- RAIL
L 4 Roads, lui Anrr MONDAY, Jlue ;. ~ t"n'
yf Albany ~ Trs. c,rnrsr Win Northern and " es'efn
tIsin.. va eve Sew = ofk 40 foloe,; $4,000 :,
IA ny q. Iudioh River AliEoad 1thheih's,;' sri
Tenth ave- connecting with for saratoga aud Sharon
Springs ,.,v.,
IL . m-va HlTem Railroad Twenty -siith's' and Fourth
ave-. oonnscfs WB trans Tor Sns'efh sharon sF9hs'Ae
a. u Chatham with tliu. i'r poiris East
?pn va iud on .ssr s.ro.d connecting VITA uAlaf
Tor SaraiOCa
Via !lu,.on River Rsilr,Al, connecting al ifoy
" M lfsip iDr Montreal with 81. rplG ca Aiflrhff
stDp ta.-.s Harlem Rslload, ronnroiln; u 'hatbsu
viii for Lebanon spfn.s sleeping III sae-e1 a.
Alb-nv. r..
Hew.Nyr, uaao and suspcnsion brdg. WITHOUT change
his trsin Iuls or sungay.. 81, d,
Cafs attached ing ~ az al Toy ".ln ~ tis
tra a, fof north AID Wet. VA. II. NAADthblLE
glce-YnsldtE ~.
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ERlE RAILWAY-Train leave Dept foot

L'RlE NAlLNt ! - Trans Icb'c DcIll luNe
- Il Lh,nbsr-.si.. -. Plyouis Ferry;
m DAY lrpfr, f1t ,sua4dslru'. Rochester huri'.
ssararrA 81 We Concerts I tllso Nh Lake .hD =
az 0rsua Toni NahFsy- nd At st.nsrcs viii Atlantic
AL Ot.st " .ssfa hslrsy.
s1a. IT,. MA I'D Wsy TFsln trl,, 70 oisviie
10 r,ps-ss Nal Tor huido eonnec,.n; With Lake
Skots A-i wAv.
apm NY rr-iB. f5r rort Jr,' md Eewburgh.
y m kia.i slrsts Tor CsnAuda.Ha hocle',or DuhAa
SALAMANCA "a N'si. d,
p M Llslanial sIp.e... dny, fol Cspsndd;na hoch,
ter bnaao fsitr4llca, DppAtk sni Ne,. Connect.
Ear,!o .th Is.o Shore AL Oiand TrnIk Eswsys Andi
-. .psrcs ~nl Atae,l- an3 arrst Ne.cfn laiiNag. .
o. m Rul.rsnt Ifan. daily, Tor baGAo, sa'an-hes Dun
I'U0H RIDDLE. Genf supt New York.
wv e. nlEs l..LI Ias.. Agent, ss~-iolG
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.rORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
WI PANY-Foo, Of Barrisyst-on ard after June u
Noping t tsiL. rHcAetitovn and mteTuediaie Sta
lions. viii ,esy,at s:IIe IL Mail Express for all r1.ou'
wo.t Of MiDurp At 4:l0 D. IA. houi'iogn EtpT 40 p Ne
T. sCnOCH, A,ris,srt Superintendent.
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1895.
COMMENCING MAY 10, lSo5.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

PASSENGER Station In kewYork. w atty even'h st.
and konrth.ava kDtaDec oa Twenty .ev,u.lrsL