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VENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.

~ Pssseazer Depot NewYork. foot OF Lbery-st and
Freight Depo Eew York. Pier 10 NORTH River con
nectin, Hampton Junction with Delaware Lscsawssns
and Western Railroad at aston with ehgh Valley aa
road connections foning direct line 10 ftsoAfen
and the West without change OF cara
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 70 THE WEST
Two Trains daily from the "sst, except SundsyA
when evening Train. ,,,
Sixty Mes and Two Hours saved BY this line to Chicago
Cincinnati St Louis. with but change OF cara
SPRING ARisAEGEMEEfo. ..rr
Commencing April a. 1885,. leave Nrw FORK as foiows:
At M. for Easton. MIuch Chunk. Wi!liamsposS
WlA.sosrIe. Msnanoy City &C.
IA. m.--For Der Point. -
MAIL TRAiS-At for Pennington. Easton Wssa
Oar, Scranton WAesoerre Great bend, Ptson, bnsA<m
600 A. M WESTERN Express for Parton, Scranton. Greco
Bend Allentown. Reading, Ham burg, Pittsburgh, and ne
Wet but one OF Cincinnati OF Chcsg&
AMI bat two chan &c 10 81. Lona
II 200 M. ? 10 5:3o 1870 and II 2. for Elizabeth
300 n TRAT-tor Easton Allentown. hsnch Chu1ks
Wukestarre. Reading. Psitsvue. HxnsburE Sc .
An .n-for aston ScIauon Gr a. Bend, Bethlsheins ~
lcp,,wn Maucn Churk aid Wilhansrort. tr.
5p m-For Souefyille and Flem.nyton
t:sO D. m.-for Somervili-. An,
a;OD p. IN. NssrERs ErPRKss 1RAIS-For Easton. Aneo
town Rrsdns harrisburg. Pittsburgh and the West Stesp
in. cara through IRON Jersey City psoorsn every esen
IuIABAruroar AND NEw.ioRK FEEsy-Lesve New
TrA frJa Pier No. y. r. 1T s.S boais stop a Der
een Point and Ma.iuers' hefbor. -.
Tickets TOR Wee. De obtained Ut the oce OF ~
Central Railroad Company foot Of Lioe.tyrt n H. va
A.tor House Nos IN md 52b Broatway and e. ne rnr
e.pL hotels JOSIAH q. sTEAbNS. Superintendent
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

1863 SUMMER ARRAEGEMENT, issa
COMMENCING NAY Is, 1865.
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n1eoieal
printing.
fircworks.

nEPOT Ior j. UADFIELDs FIRST PRE-.
~ MUM FIREMOBkS.-A full assortment % "a. 'es,
,;, - ,bs aw,., pace, D.asf. ae respectfully invited
t'ai1 ' X. FOULDS. 80. 81 jotDsi.
YNIREWORKS.-A general assortment oil
nl, and coio,ed FiBrN ORkS and 81 the best quaty'
for SALE by BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co.,
''' "N - No. Z2I Wusting.onst
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ITO CARPENTERS AND BUILD r rFH 4
il HARDWARE reduced Is per cent at AS' 10. $50
THROCKMORRONS, Bnilders' Hsrd~sfo Depo.; iyered
Bowery four doom below SsuonSt, ~ l. oo"o' Nv
free 10 any part Of the city. - -
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OffIcE OF AsxsraSr CossissARY-0 KSERALl
oy SURVEILLANCE. No. oTAIY-st-. Z
sEw.YopK. Nay 81, 1903.

4 RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALEO PlOPO-
~ SAILS Tin Dupcsie) viii be received by the undersigned
until T. CLOCK IA. on FRIDAY Jpne q for suppyng ior
tie use Of the United States Army. SUBSISTENCE
STORES to BE- delivered IN NcwiorS - foi lows, viz;
, 900 ealous good MOLAsSES or SlkUP. Ia barrels or
cypress halt barrels with pine Led, and at least Tour iron
hoops.
POTATOESsGch quantities a. may DO required during
IN. month Of June 1866 20 pounds 10 the 5ushe III good
ordinary well cocpred barrels
printed COZ of TINS alyert,enen. nnsi be attached 10
eich pro posi- and the proposals De recih, in complying
precisely wi all the terms Zach bad TO hi'r consd ;Taiou
must contain tie written guarantee of tso e..onsibo names
a fcl ows: .
awe undergned hereby guarantee that should all or
any part II the above bid be accepted shall be duly bei
according 10 It's truc rnrport and cond,ions also, that
with bonds 20 tie spount OF one ourh oil
value Of the oes pEopo.ed be furnished shall 10 exc
eUted n required"
The ser name place Of business and the date Of pur
chAsr gsl the Of ,ousa with vc-, gross aud
tsfr and shppn. axis be herrafe! dsssted NUT be
plainly every packs.e. AL other old marks oast
be pblitefBed
An the stores WI be carefully inspected before their de-
livery and coiny,red with the fe.smd samples. Retnrn
WEIGHTS signed by professional Pubic Wsxsr, must BE
furnished whenever rcIuiIedI
Psym-n, vi. be made currency, Ns ecuivsient a.
soon =. funds are received for the purpose.
conra0rs expected to hold hr goods without Ell ense
TO w, Uniied State. y ntil ,qurei for shpusn,.
Il1rk for Proposa icu 10 furnished az hfs acs, vheh
s.i uso,,d S1reJe acde.ied 10 the pnde' fgrec,
and tsde5sos Prepo.d!s for Sab.i'ienos Stoy,l
h. r. CLARKE,
Colonel A. d. c. and A. {. o. ,.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
w PASY-Foot Of Barclay st-On and ater Alni 10
nr,I train. for actetstown ard ntermed Ne sts
tom, vii eave Il 8p Gail bxprc-s for all Stations
r, Of Nburn at s:l1 p. Norr'own EXPIRES, at p m
80 s St,iIOCL, Assistant Superintef dent
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i r.r Jarres-slip Ferry, East River II.
m Tnrouah M-i f,in for Greenror. Jsuaica, Hemp
s.,ad Glen Cove, and Way stations
N a. M for syesset and all Way Stations
an n kxpress Train Tor Napbsns. Jamaica, Hempstens,
Glen Cove ard Nay Stations Es' OF heksvne op sAioE
nay is Train rans through ree.port, returning q
MONDAY MORNINGS, LEAVING GT.eLpor At .:aS g. NJ
srriying " Hunters Point at 1850 O. 60
Uicksvlle and Way stations 49, c., r ...-r
3 o. M for rsru,inc dale and Way stations
SiTSDAY LNCifRsfON TRAlS-Win lesve hnntere
Point osl a H. feg Yaphsnk. ard leaving fsphsnk al In
a-r,,irr at Hunters Pcirt % 1913 p M .rrrf-
Ahe i"'''' % CuARLICK, President.
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STEAMBOATS, ano ilaiIroaas.

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD ana
4 sPRTNGfi ED Steamers leave Peek SID 'or Vow
haven st J:I5 and II p connecting with Railroad
TNOP HUDSON, CATSK1LL, RhlNL Beck.
J. BRISTOL aud WEST CAhP.--,<eaners cave 1907 q
IIasrons daily (Sundays excePted,) a. o'clock p M
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VLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSklLk
/ MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRING. SARA'
TOGA LAKE GEORGE aud CJAMPLAiN NO ,ts, AZ
SON RIVER a.,
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, hndng Il Coasens. h sS.s
Does West Point Newburyh, Pougbkepse hdnebeek Cssr
xiii and Hudson. . :, 49,. =, rttrs
n ,yS TJIi-RsDAYS aud SATrRDAY5, and tne. DANIEL
DREW TIE alternate L5orni. ion aud after Nay 2s
M from Pier foot Of Desbrcssc.s touching a. 1iAe
Pier 10 receive passengers al 1910 -.
Tickets sod on board and baggage CHECKED orthe West .a4
Moth king close aud sure connections with t1e NEW.
YonI CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAlLROAD5. lh
paVger, ransrerrcQ without C.sgge. 1000 NI
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HUGH RIDDLE, GenI Supt New. 70
wv n. BARR, Gcnl Pass Agent, New-York.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
sfer MONDAY, May Q. 1855, trains leave Threthst
Station for Albany sDi Troy connecting with Northern sad
We..rn trims II 7:3O H. 10 m. 6. 1870 p. Sleep
nT Cars attached to and p:3J trsns The p. n
train runs through Buao and Suspension Brdge via Trey
"''-'F ~ b. TOCCEY. Asst. Supt
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SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, .
WORCESTER PALMER FlTCHBURG. NAShuAs
LOWELL, CONCOAD. TIE Willie MOUNTAINS
- AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new and staunch steamass of the Norwich line,
cry or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK.
leave daily tspndsys excep.edh az eockD ~
uom Pier No. % North River, foot Of pestry st,
f. FOR NEW LONDON. f.
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Tan RON me
a,oye poi.s VIA Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wa
ceer and Nashua and New London and Norhsn
Railroads. - at ,,
Oh T. 9. MARTIN, Agent, On the P.sL
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ATLANTTC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAgGE RoVTE. Pa yS.
hsi.wav from foot OF Lhernbensf., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEvEAAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE OK C wR.s
copncctil with roadS for ell principal ces IN tns wts
running order Mansfield Gallon, Urbma, Dayton CASis'
~ IL II, fIoob%ay. Cen. Ticse, Att T. r swEETsEK.
- ' MesIvile Pa. General l2't
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300. $500 AND 81, 600,
PEpEHMABLE IN FIFTY YEARS.
nth COUPONS PAYABLE IN NE"'ionh


ii May and st November, -
-,zu pRoyfsIoxs FOR SINKING FUND FOR Thhih
bp WIZ REDEMPTION uRfTY -, g,
..,,. sIe Inc balance Of lie $500 900 Of bonds Of
c,nsny issued under the first nor'esse and are no"
Sor . purpose Of completing the extension OF the
clststow the present terminus to PhhpspuIsh
,e Easton; and fol- furnishing coal height ana
s w and Essex Raroad when extended TO Easten
Al connect with the Lehgh Valley Railroad WIN te i-e
NIB Canal COmPany Road now N the e9upe Oh Ra
sh |. proposed be extended from Allentown 70 h5sto'
These roads will supply the Morris and Essex naoaa c
.r,cortaton ard must become one OF the most i.iI
-. syenoes for the transportation OF coal Iom tle
81 Eastern schuylk regions and VIII aso form gat o.
Sc inc to Cincinnati aud Chicago and he great
r., generally via Lehsh Valley. AlientoTn Pennsyvi'
,is Central and Pittsbug. Fort wayne ana lineage nun
bonds are secured by first mortgage to James Brown
,Dd Peter Cooper Trustees npon me rqaa @ eU
Nswsk from tie Hudson River, at ho5oken 10 u;e Dea
rrs River PhipsbaTsh including oil rights real estate
,.Hks of, and other property 1.-THE Company ,ho mn
r. Capital slo.k OF the Company amoun;ngto ss-Vvo
-, 4. been called n and expended upon the road Which, H.
Edition to the amounts fe;e,Ya ana to De receyeq o ne
,osd and building the branch road afford an undo99
sdy ample basis for tie security OF these bonds Inns WI DC
,ydep from the fact that the business OF the local ROAD
Esvak to Hacktsown has always been sufficient TO pay
veI cent interest on the amount Inve.,SS ~ II. nm.
x.y The 2d August next at o'clock D. m for the whole
nyporoo Ten per cent will be paid at the time o. ,he
:.d' o. he oS ana h n ei &c ce Sn 1 s ~ al
time within 30 days 1t the option Of the bidder The
interest bonds win be charged 10 the date Of payment
The Directors the night reject any all OF the
lids made but ii any be accepted all bonds bid for at higher
rate be awarded to the bidders the rate OF the
I'd accepted
The bonds will be coupon with the night Of REGISTRATION OF
by OF the coupons made transferable the books OF
ne Company the pleasure Of the holders Parties making
proposals will the amount Of bonds desired, tie denon
bstion and price per one hundred dollars.
Each proposal shond be sealed snd Endorsed Proposal FOL
he Morris aud Essex Railroad Company Bonds and incoec
h second envelope addressed j D. NERMlLYE, 60.
Merchants Bank New York. the undersigned, Newark
New Jersey, either of whom viii furnish printed copies OF The
rortgage, which contains fill information.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
ISAAC VAN WAGENEN Treasurer.
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QuARTgRxAsTER GENERALS OYPIcE,
WAsHiSGTos DC, July "a, ls63.
GREAT SALE Of GOVERNMENT HORSEs
VI AND MULES.


" AND MULES.
$4,000 ANIMALS TO BE- Sop ,}d},I DURING THE MONTH
in the State, of New York Pennsylvan. Ohio Indiana,
DeawAe' Maryland ard Sswjsf'ey' and the D''
VIII be sold at public AUCTION, to the highest bidder at
the time and places nam e b %' Wax Xxx
NewYork City, Tuesday and Friday Of each week. ~"
Newi ork City Wednesday of each week. 200 Mules each
ilmira, Tuesday August q, 200 Horses
Elmira. Tuesday, August 10, 500 Mules.
Albany, Friday, August %, 500 Mules:
Buffalo, Wednesday FEr A%Ss; 3; ~ Mules
Padepba Thursday Of each week. 200 Iorses each day
PhIaephia Wednesday and Saturday Of each week. ioO
P.bnrsh. thursday of each week. $50 Mules each day.
Potsvile, Tuesdsy, August 200 M9les.
MiiIIntown, Friday, August & 200 Mules
York. Fhday, August 4. 200 Horses
Neville, Wednesday August 100 Horses
MELVILLE, Thursday, August ~, 10 Mn'e@
shiprcn.bnrsh, "Wednesday, August 10, 100 Hor'es
Erie, TuuIsdly. August II. 200 Horses-
shippeu.6urs5, Thursday, AUGUST Y, 100 Mole"
WlIamspot Friday, August 10. zoo Horses
chambcr.burs. Wedne.day August %, 100 IOrs.
CIambor.burs, Thursday August "A. lOo Mules
Milton, Friday August 10 200 Horses
Carlisle, Wedne'day. August 80 100 Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday Angus; ,,a 81; 100 Mules
Colunbana, Tuesday. August !, 100 Horses
Salem. "Wednesday. August 2 100 Horses.
Alliance Thursday, August o 200 horse'.
Canton, Saturday, August s. 200 Horsss
Cleveland, Tuesday Augusta, 1000 Mules
Massiilon. Tuesday. August 10. lyp Horses.
Cre-tne. Thurday. August IL, 800 Mules.
ca yeland, Monday, August q 2iv horses
INDIANA.
Fort Wsyne Thursday August "a. 900 Mules.
DELAWARE.
Vinioy,on Tuesday Of each week. 200 Horses each Day
Vilminyton FRIDAY of each week. 200 Mules each day
Q NEWJERSEI
Trenton. Thursday, August 10, 200 Mules
Trenton, Thursday, August y 2O Mules
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Wednesday August and "Wednesday Of eaoh
week thereafter 30 Horses each dry.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Each week day 200 Mules
Each week day except Wednesday, 200 Horses.
An opportunity puchase superior class OF sadde an
dra animals lees than their tue value 10 now offered
to the public. ....h,.
Though the majority Of them sound and ssrvcesoie
required In the army, ana must o. tslu
MANY the bought IN tho beg nnirg OF the
when young the sFnes In oil their marches ao
camps aud thoroughly broken hardened by exercise gen
tie aud familiar from oeins 40 long surrounded by the sodief
Animals will b. sod singy.
Sales % commence at 10 a.
1ems-Cash. la United States currency
JAMES A. EkfN,
Brew Brig Gen. In charge LIT Div. q. NJ o. d.
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Professional Notices.

rTHE JUDICIOUS TREATMENT OF NEh-
l vorS DFBIIITY &c. d. HAMMOND. M. d., for
merry Professor OF Special Anatomy and Surgery IN me
Syracuse Medical College, ~ Y Office No 81 East In-'|'
New.Yo.k City, opposite New tiaVrn haitoao pePo.
nR. r. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATHY and
Amv.st Once Hours fiom 10 to IL a. H. 2 to p H. ana
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Ngprc,L PrRvEyors oYTicK.

MEDICAL PrkvEiorr oTTicK {
WAsHiSGroN ID. g.. Augu.t :, 100
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WAGONS.-Wi III
- be- sold n ri bLlC AUCTION In ihis CITY, AZ " arehon.e
on G-s, above Tw onty hr,tt. WEDNESDAY, the 43i
day August At ~ O'Clock n M. - -. e...
FlFTl.TWO MEDICINE WAGONS,
which have been used IN the Government service
Successful bidders will be reoircd to remove their puf
cluses " iii i've 90 days from sae.
Terms Cash Ia Government funds. . ,
c. SUTHERLAND
Surgeon u. :. A. and Medical Purveyor.
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pUBLIC SAFE of COTTON MILL..Th,

DUBI.IC SALE of COTTON MILL.-The
J. HARRISBURG COTTON COMPANY viii offer a.
Fnbic sale, 4, the COURTHOUSE, IN Harrisburg, Penn
;, lvania on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of August, A. D.
les, O, o'clock. p. M their LOT or GROUND IN the
aid CITY o. Harrburf bounded by North.,, Second n,
n,r and tee su.lnehsnns River containing about NINE
ACHES, which are erected iourstoIy
BRICK COTTON MILL. 49,
With Two WING with slie Roof, containing 5000 SPIN
DIES aud 30 LOOMS. ENGINE 80 HOkSE.PONtR.
Also Fre-Troof WAREHOUSE aud LARGE oFflCE,
with other balidug Terms mad. known 81 tho time and
place OF sale. BY order 81 the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM BUEhLER, Secretary.
Olcc ofthe Harrisburg Cotton Company, hsfrSours, "a
Aug. II. las
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Summer Retreats.
NNOMAN'S INFIRMARY.
%~vC~~~


WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
OSr. HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIXTH ST., NEW ORR vi
This is most desirable Mason de SSnte or leoes "ho'e
health l. decate entire absence Of the appearance
of HosPtTa IL being really what the above mans oeAtes
"a HONE where who needs res and care can receive
treatment under the hes, medical SKILL and have hi met
bathing and exercise esualed ding to her needs
Proper application Of electricity, water treatment ana All
the appliances modern medical science aeAed o. the
requires The location is perhaps the bnest on the Island
commanding extensive views surrounded by hne shade ana
fruit trees and large garden which supplies fresh vegetables
ard fruits
Board from slOto { % per week for paying patients
One.third of the patients free
Physicians tees regulated by the nature of The treatment
required. 49, x,,rc,,rrr u,
Application NAV be made 10 Dr. j. w. MITCHELL. Home
Phvscian and Surgeon Washington Heights Oneundred
snitysixhs or at No. IS West Twenty eishthst, New
York. - .
MEDICAL STAFF:
Physician and surreou-J. ". MITCHELL, VI. ID. $500
Consultng Plyscians-JOHN +. GRAY, VI. ID. EDND.
BAYARD ". u. $1,000, ,o,,c,, n -
J. A. McNlCkAli, NJ ID.
WAYS or ACCESS.
THE HrpsoS RIVER EAILRoAD WAY TRAINS stop OF One
hundred and iii;ysecond-st. 80 IL.
OaSIpUsRs pass the ufImary every halhonr connecting
with the Harlem steamraius the Second and ImsduVe
horsecars and steamboats, which ply between the lower pa'
ofthe city, Harlem and the High Bridge
THE EIGHTH AVE- CARS Iun 10 One-hundTec-andt"eLty
ffth-s;., and omnibuses connect with them also.
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Dipi6eno Notifies.
oryrcE o, the Enrr RAILWAY coxpAyy

Nru,,> No: lS7 wEsr-sT., NEW DIRK. July 26 1865
lJNlDEND.-The Directors Of this Com
M, psny have declared semi annual Dividend from the
fHEI The road for six months ending 9th June OF
HRpprEn AND ONE HALF PER CENT on the PRE-.
pahON CAPITAL STOCK
d a. payable less The Government Tx on MONDAY the
Ne ~ 81 August next Of the T.easnTers Ofics. Erie
hsts 1'efeo holders Of stock at the closing OF the
H. isnser Books Of both essses Of stock will be closed
ss,ss afternoon Of SATURDAY the 9Th and will be r.
w VI WEDNESDAY the 23d day OF August
HORAII0 y. OILS, Secretary.
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oyTcE OF IHR BENNINGTON RUTLAND RAILROAD Co.,
BENNINGTON VI. August il, 1865.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that q cor.

NUTIJE IS HEhEB1 NIN I'm lNHJ UVI-
IN pOrston with the name Of THE BENNINGTON AND
RUTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, has been formed by
persons holding majority in amOunt Of the principal Of
The bonds secured by the first mortgage upon the Western
Vermont Railroad and that the "acles OF association OF
said corporation filed in the Office of the Secretary Of
State the day OF August A. D. 1863 and copy there
flied recorded in the Offices OF the Clerks OF each Of
khe counties through which the said railroad TO wit:
the counties bennington and Rutand the second day OF
the same August Il. W. PARK, President
q. W. HARsAN, Clerk.
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NETWORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING MAY 10, lSC1.
Passenger Station in>NewYork corner Twenty I"
and kourth.ays. Entrance OH Twenty -seyenthtt-
TRAINS LEAVE HEw.YoRK'

TRAINS LEAVE HEwYoRK;
For New Haven 100 800 (Er,l lJJ a. M lIio' tEAJ
900 tEl.,) AS. 40 Hnd 800 ur,)R M t9t, cr,,
For Bridgeport. 1.eJ. 800 E1,j ll.p mi i|'''' VA"
900 Tx J J45. 80 and 800 o. y. IA. ak an q,
For Milford and Stfntiori, 100 laO a m 80 -, " ~,
For Fairfield, Southport aud WesPor 49, i''0A' h' '''
430p NJ. .o ,,, Al N I, n. >, 70 Is (EI.)
Lor DarIen 90 o. l.O u. IN. 3i3 ~, o.Jp p M
s., urr,nvich 100 80 ll.J0a NJ ;1to, ~, 81
For Stanford 70n 10 LaD 9JO llJl in -'i'' '~'
400 34S 400 3 &c. $50 800 tx p. m q, ooo ., y,
For Port Chester sd intermediate stations, w. Nv NV
a. M. 1+5, 49,, SO, o.30 ,01 ?: ID, so,
For Boston via snringaeld 600 lEx,) 800 (E1'l'''
p 80. r. ,ooon IN
For Iisltoid and Springfield 6oo tEaJ III" 'r'A'''''
OIL IBIS, 300 T.. ~. ooo =. ~ , 4, I'm ",
10 Montreal 300 D. M to Northampton. IN ~ ,
For hartford Providence aud ti.hsM Railroad Soo 'hi'
q. M. lllj =. m. -, -, c,.,,.,,o, R.iroaI,.
Foy Ca,.l Rrilroai l2.l5 o. m. TO Northampton
tor Hou,,uni. Railroad, a. IA. and NJ wednesdays
train eoun.cting with D. NJ, WIN Iun 70
dsvi, 10 Pttslrld-o'h.r days. New Mtiordon
For N,ussiuck Railroad 800 Ia Ii 1UO p M 49,.
For Dsnbury and Norwaik Railroad 100 $50 m, 40
r. m. . q an . o., ,x.,,
JANIS ". U0II, supt
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I EVILS & COX.
1 Io.rpn j. Lewis CuARLrox T. LEWIS s. s. Cox.
COUNsELORS AT LAW,
No. 1872 Broadway. p. o. Box, No. 5,60O,
NETWORK CITY,
Attend all business In the Courts Of the United States
and In the Departments Washington. Especial attention
given 10 Internal Revenue business aud to claims aganss
Foreign Governments. as well as our own
Judge Lewiss "a perence Commsonerof Internal Kew
.nue and Charlton T. L-wss experience as Depay Commis
siouor viii be guarantee Of thorough acquaintance with
the Revenue Laws. go -, ,.. %
NJ Cox connection Of four years with the Committee OF
Foren Affairs In Congress- and his long membership Of the
National Legislature thorough knowledge Of esisiA'
lion and practice in both departments
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

GOOD BOARD is WANTED by a young
" man. from the lst Of September, in central location III
this city Adde'S j., Box No. 1873 Tribune Office.
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PrRoLIrRs OFFICE,

CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August II. 1867.
NOTICE TO TENNESSEE BOND-HOLD-
IN ERSln obedience a resolution Of the General As
nby Of Tennessee passed May q! 1865 you hereby
requested to forward to this Office statement of
md residence with the date number of each
se Of Tennessee owned by and the amount and char
xtef OF such Bond.
Your early compliance is earnestly requested
:. ". HATCHE1T, Comptroller.
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RARNUM's MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR
No. 81 Ex STs,d~ lFr SRSS:its sond't
rANToMIME On ISESEsAcK;,
The very au.hable Pantomime Of Monsieur
PLEAslyo. EXCITING, MISUNDERSTANDING
v,o,,n,.,o GRAND isI.s5f biIyERrIsEMEsr 49, !, o,r
FIGHTING GLiDIAToRS By THE TALLEEN BROTH
FANCY AMP N CsSMc DANCES By MISS T. SHE'LL. MISS
BpAAxxERS SS MR m MA Tgm Singer
THE EEA w6S6rS w T 0sl kcoLo
ON THE PlRlLEUsE FLYING TRAPEZE.
M.M ME GR RIA u5 LIVING cURIosIIlEs,
NoVx scoF Eat G MEMA siE xss sSs go gIg.s
n6 6fs scIaR ssS FAMILY;
Admission 30 cents; Children under ten, Is cents
Parguette and Balcony. 81 cents.
Chinese Buildings, Nos $50 and 5iI broadway
IBLO'S GARDEN. Begins atS o'clock.
IN Concludes a. lo:40.
'''''' THE cooLEsT iAExTEiR' in The Fl CITY
EVEN M9f EyRy ESI I'LL As RrH ls S SpS
THIRTY vEN1H REPREsENTATIo
ARRAH.NA-P OGUE;
THE wlcKL6 or WEDDING.
IN three by Dion Bouicant and +, IL House, ssQa
THE CROWNING SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
Mr.. 4. II. GLENNEI as SHAUN the POSE
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION as ARRAH MEELIsH.
J. O. Burnett w. T.. Sheridan, W. Scalsn, Charles
Peters. w. II. Norton J. W. Baisdel, F.. b. Holmes, w.
JAMESON W. H. Danvels, Charles T. Parsloe jr, hendleA
Misses Maria Maeder Mary Wells, &c.
The general Production on scale Of
GREAT MAGNFICENCE
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
|WALkIYA4CG5K's,;x D LAST WEEK OF THE
POPULAR YOUNG IRlSh COUNCILMAN,
Mr. DAN BRYANT.
whose during the past nv, weeks has been tns
MOST BRILLIANT and TRIUMPHANT
ever known in New York.
MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 81, will ,e performed Tyrone
Powers's popular Comedy in two acts stitled
BORN TO GOOD LUCK,
Psndeen ORagerty for the first time .ir ANBRYhST
In which he will ling Paddys the Boy" and dance an lrE
g Other characters by Mr. g. Holland 4r j. Nunan' MI
iiillyard Mr. Graham Mr. Maxwell, Mn Jennings, Mrs.
Jobn Seton Miss lone Burke and Miss NJ. Everett
10 BE- preceded by the Gle CANT Petite comedy OF
APRETry PIECE OF BUSINESS,
In which Mr. Chas Fisher Mr.. w. H. Floyd Mrs Jennmess
Miss lone Burke and Miss VI. Barrett will aPpAr
DLITZ's NEW HALL,
I'D No. TO Broadway opposite New-Yor< Eotel
EVERY EVENING.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES THU WEEK.
IMMENSE APPLAUSE NIGHTLY.
Hall filed each evening with the beauty and fashion the city
SlGNOR BLlIZ j., ~~.,,,,.
THE FAvORrTE MAGICIAN AND VENTRlLOQUlsTs
with his Troupe Of 100 learned
CANARY BIRDS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5c Dress Circle SOC Balcony 800
GRAND MATINEE Wednesday and Saturday, at O'clock