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Go Wbom it mon Concern.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON CITY. ID. &. August II, 1855.

tUE5EUN OhNEkht OF Z
WARRINGTON CITY. ID. &. August II, 1865.
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist
N Of Brevet Colonel s. Trpler, Surgeon u s. A. rre.i
dent Breyet Coone II. r. Nirtz Surgeon w. s.
As Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Heg-r surgeon s.
A. aud Br,vet Major c. c. Lee Assistant Surgeon u B. A.,
Recorder will meet in NewYork CITY. the 10Th OF Sep
TENDER next o examination Of csndds'es for admission
into the Medical staff the United States Army and OF As
sistant Surgeons for promotion -
Applicants be between 81 and &c years OF ago. and
physically sound. .
of the army stating the residence OF the applicant aud .he
date place Of his birth they must be accompanied oy
respectable testimonials of moral character. .
II the applicant has been Ia the service. he viii send the
testimonial the chief medical Officer under whom be has
served and service the present time the application
be sent through the Medical Director Of the respective
Department. -,
No allowance made for the expenses Of undergo
Ing examination 1t Ia indispensable prerequisite 70
appointments ,,,,,c.a
J. X. BARNES, SoryeoD General u =. A.
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V'0 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. Pro-
posss will be- received the Office q the unde signed
No. 3lj Fultonsi., Brooklyn for the CONSTRUCTION OF
tue 0hEENPOlNr AND CALVARY RAILROAD. Plans
aud Specifications will be ready the 20sh lust, and bids
JAWS WHITMAN. Engineer.
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poIitieal Notifies.

- EVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
::se,.sS viii ee hsi =, wshingion Han TErdsss be-
well Ooe hnne ied and Cns huud edsnd
ss n o'ciocs n y All -, - 20 1000,
y. b. TusDox. Secretary ''sa'uso-
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Cost am .Gonno.

I OST.-TO CAKTMEN.- -Removed on Thurs
day last between II snd bale OF YARN marked
A. NJ Meyer No. II Coege-psoe, NJ Y. suitable reward
will be paid for Its return, and questions asked.
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supsisTExcE OYyicr. u. 8. ARxY. No. 20 SourH st.
BAL IsoRE nd, September ~, 1853
CEAIED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will bt

SUBSISTENCE OYyice. u. 8. ARM No. 20 SourHs ST.,
bALiIsoRE Nd. September r. 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
- received at this Office until IL noon FRIDAY Septem
Der 49, 1865 for tho purchase Of about ONE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY HEAD OF PRIME
BEEF CATTLE In lots Of ten and upward
These Cattle oil Ia prime condition. having been on manu-
feyera months sud fed daily with hay and corn, ard are iuy
equal any offered In market SO rare an opportunity io
"a. purchase oi extra fine beef IL seldom found .
Propoals must state the number IL proposed 10 pufohsss
and the price per pound gross Att,
The Cr 10 DO weighed by the State Weisher on delivery
and the weights AZ rendered by him, to be- the standard oy
which nil bill. 30 be settled. ,.sn
Terms of sale cash In Government funds. deposit OF my
fO Der made notification OF acceptance oil oo
In, balance 10 be- paid when the Cattle delivered
Successful bidders TO be aowelten days
their stock ,.,.l,.
The Cattle eau be examined any time from the date OF thus
iii a. from 10 m ult p m daily
At the United staes Cattle Corral adjoining the Governments
Uav scales on the Franklin road. Baltimore. 800,
The the right TO reject any or All eas
thew antaf~ous 10 The United STATES
The lots will be- arranged numerically from Nos to LEV
and the awards will be inads In the order unless par
tieulnr lot may be In the bid In no case wa inc
skipping of numbers be allowed ,,,....m..
Proposals must be upon blank forms furnished At this omcc
will not attention unless tho same De pro-
paid n ..... ~
Reef sealed and addressed 10 tho uudcrsFned
By order Of Brevot Brs. Gen. THOMAS WILSON.
VIII PARKHURsr, Capt and G. s.
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ale6iral.

nR. WIN. EARLs LIVER INVIGORA-
~ TORS and STlMULATORS. or HEPTATlC LIFE
PILLS. For all arrangements Of the Liver stomach Cos,ve.
Dyspepsia &c these Pills have been used ~ years
Ia the Doctors practice, vita important and beneficial
IN al affections 10 which tle human fame Is liable Prce
80 cents per box. Sent by mill Addresa No. IL Widest
Newly ork.
ID ROLAND, Wholesale and Retail Agent
i . for DR.. RICORD'5 ESSENCE OF Ll9E. In cases at
50 and 50 Circulars sent No. "a Libeftyst Room No.
10, Eew.fork.
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miscellaneous.
EULLERs PATENT HEAD.COOLER is

Manufactured o. 20 feet Of the best gnm tubing cosd In
manner to be applied 20 The forehead warranted TO
sve D. rect satisfaction In all cases where cold application
to body required. In cases OF H.sdache Fever BUN
OF In fact IN all where cold application to the oouy
found this Cooler answers the purpose admao
requiring special attendance for IL hours from the tune ses
In action Persons subject to Headache requiring coo
paion to the forehead and physicians in charge Of cases Of
feve. are requested 10 give this Cooler ua-
Recommended by oil who have used 1t.
Good and reliable Agents wanted -
Coolers can be had by return Express, at sla
All orders should BE- addressed to
o. NJ FULLER, Cstsssuqua Lehigh County Pa
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L,OR WHITESTONE, GREENWICH and
IL NORwALK. - Tho steambost JOHN hoMEn WI
leave Pier No 20 H. r. Fulton Market sipE daily suna,{
eloeped) ut O'Clock Returning. VII issve No"s1
q O'clock q IN and Greenwich o. wa
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T ONG ISLAND RATLROAD.-Trains viii

i 4 leave James slip, New York. a. folows:
$500 a. n Greenpot Mail and Passenger Trsin noppins
all WAY Stations connecting with Glen Head kosynene
Hsmpstead Trains s...
and stopping q, all Stations of Hets1e except On So
urdAys on which days Extra Train viii leave N.
msLins athe Fsrninsdae, and which dsyo
IN. Ipres viii NOT stop between jamaica and Deer Park
40 o. m syos.st Passenger Train for Rosyn Glen Hee4
$50 D. m For North Islip, Hempstes Glen Head md
nosyn. g.,n,..s..
| 4 NJ, for Yaphank and al Intermediate Stations.
q. CHARLlCK, Presidr,k.
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OPPOSITION LINE for BOSTON via PROV
lOIDENCE. Fare. "a Fare TO Newport. Bristol and
Providence 81 So Berths extra The steamer HERO Capt
Burns, win leave the foot Of Chambers st. at M Regular
rates Apply to HANCOx. HARTMAN + CO., No
Broadpt
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAp-fALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1875. CON.
MENCiN0 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER L.: PASSENGER
sIyrs FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LON0
BRANCH The steamer JESSE HOYT. Capt sesly, VII
savs Pier No. North River daily sundays excepted -
'0 W ii:e a. H., EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN Dr.
RECT taxing passengers for Port Monmouth, Red banss
Yong Branch Shark River Farminsdae SquaD Brcks5ufg
Manchester Toms River Woodmanis, Shamons. barneeS
uckerton Olson Jackson and Ill stations on Camden ~
Atlantic Raj roed "a.
Through to Camden IN Eve hours. .........'r"e
Excursion ticket good for three days, ......."..s
At4:l5p m Way Passenger line for Manchester Len
River Long branch and intsrmedi.te stations vopx
1'HROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEw-LvnAS
Leave New York at AIS arriving at Cam0e" 10
.. m, next dsy. .vy.,l A -
next day. .,. @ r uASrY Local
Freight Agent. BED Bank. N. ;. W. :" '"f"N'
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

NOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE.-The
i Steamer BRIDGEPORT win leave Peck-slip DAILY.
AT IL O'Clock noon arriving In Bridgeport In time TO
with the Nsugatuck Housaonc, New Haven and Hartford
trains Freight taken for the Naugstuck and HOUSE
tonic Railroads. Fare, so cents
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven. 100. 800 (Ex.,) lLOl M Hl5. (ExJ
400 (Ex.,) AS, 40 and 8O0 (Ex,lpm.
For Bridgeport. IoD 8m, (EI,l liO q m ilio' trn-S
400 (Ex,5 a45, 40 and 400 (Ex.)pm.
For Milford, and Stafford 100. ll.0 q m. 3ts ~
For Fairfield Southport aud wss,pcrt. TOO lLOa m ;a@
asp a.. ~
aI5 40. $50, AGO (Ex,l p N.
For Dsrsn, 100, 40, ll.a0 3 m. ;a<5. 40 40 ~.
For llreenwich, 100. go. ll.DA N. As, 40 aS
For Stamford 100, eV0 (EK. $50 ll0 NJ lliS tExJ
400. iE1D Is, 40. $50. 60. 900 (Ex..l p M
FOR Port Chester and intermediate stations L' ~" H.
q m AS 40, $50, $50, 10 p m:
CONNECTING TRAINS. -
For Boston, via Springfield. 800 H. (Ex,) a~ tEA'~~
For Boston, via Shore Line, l?.ls EI.,) soor M go,
For Hartford and Springfield, Svo (Ex,) III 'IA'N'9
For Connecticut River Railrosi sooL %. (EI,) i%Dp'
10 Montreal 300 .. IN. to Northampton. soo II. \
For asrtiord Proyidsucs and E1ht Railroad 500 'E1S
~, Ssv Haven. NewLoudon and stoninston Railroads.
400 a. IN. lAl6 800. 500 p N. A. N,,...ur.or
For Canal Railroad, i2i5 o. m TO Norhamp'on
for Housatonic Railroad. - m ana p III os,"'uys
tin ,a,nrn, with p M, will run to fitsneid-othsS
ot ~, NV M'r,,,mep Railroad 400 IA m, 800 I'm.
70, Dsnbury and Norwak Railroad. 'oo ~" M ="
IN Sleeping Cars attached to 400 n, train
JAMES ii. uoYi. Sopt
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for New Brighton,
- Snug Habor. Factoryvills, Port Richmond, Elm fIn
Boats leave Pier No s between CousAnHS y. snn
Dey sta q T. 3 1850 = mr. n;1 aAS.1n VI ''1
TOR PROVIDENCE DIRECr:@inSe I new
800 tuns burden. DAVID r. DAVIS Com|:n1ns. Ere e
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana sh ~ No, r.,
NOON, at u O'CLOCK from Pier No u N'"a "'s" 'o'
ftssht or passage apply On board ofto, ar, q. "a, .
MURRAY 4 NEPHEW, No. u South'se
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T,OR SALE, CHEAP-A set Of RECTlFY.
i ING TUBS Capacity, 100 bbs. per day. Apply II no
40 Broadway.
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Wams.
BOY, Eight

"A Year. old bis oaer being unable 10 take proper car.
tate ha aud ds well by him until Of age or od enoasn
N 10 trade For farther particulars inquire Of OK eaa'
e.. RS00MER corner Of Eightost and Wshinstoh'a'
Morrisanis, n, Y.
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A LADY thoroughly we'll educated densEv
IA situation where she vi have the entno q Oh
children Address A. b. c.. PostOnce' !" q.
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proposalS
Houss OF Rv- .'''--~---- :. - -.

~popc~ Elx1Es Ovucr Aurust I, 1885, }
SALS TIN oi a ~ 'N NJ, vS,S;Y
.opo.a: viii be received At thi. oscs onH rEDAh
s rsen Of te following c.sse ~ Giso o 70. s "
2oo rrsms White ousrto Po, Piper srtn sup~rps faint
lined
Is white Onsrto Post PAPER extra superne plain
so resms white Quato Post Paper extra superhne wide
.,a ruled. ,,. ~. .,,,. .n,.,s,.
faint ruled.
100 reams white Commercial Note PAPER extra superne,
wide ruled on all sdps
100 reams white Commercial Note Pepper extra supefne,
plain.
5oreams Nancy Note PAPER.
100 resm, white Foolscap Paper extra superfpe.
IS resm, viii 9 Legal Csp Paper. rIsra .nperfns
30 rrsr1s white Fit Cap Paper extra superfne
.ri0st of te psnn.s sceepsd and mus. sustain Ssd com.
ma .son wit ssmples by weight and otherwise they Will
be ,ejectrd
Us resn,. thin Manila Paper.
boxes Arnods Patent Ink Absorber. or other similar
manufacture.
$50 900 white thick adhesive Envelopes BY q inches
200 WHITE thick adhesive Envelopes y BY inches
rs 900 whtc thick adhesive Envelopes, BY II inches
500 500 w whe thick adhesive Envelopes. inches
iscS white thet adhesive Envelopes 10 BY incnes.
S Ssssy Sss f Evssss: q uch.
So COO bua Enve oyes by 81 INCHES (nO. sdhesivs).
3sross Conuess 1fe Envelopes
tn. adhesive Envelope. must Sc srtya cs gunmed and
al Be delivered good boxes min
Euveopr cecb The rst three must be delivered In
boxes Of an extra quality containing two hundred and nifty
each And samples Of all kinds must be submitted In boIcs
proposed to deliver them They Will all 90 comPeue9
to sustain ngi1 comparison with samples, In regard 70 qsos
ifv and rsighL
Us gross " ashiug.on Medallion Pens.
10 gross Perrys due barrel Pens, tine poats.
rs uos, Perrys three pointed Pena
ios c,o.. Ioayyvss Comn,erciaI PenA
* To-. nploi;,. Pen. No aai. broad points
rs sro.. CiI,o,,s pens No ia
90 49, ciIo,,,. Rl.ci swan Onill Pena
&C.. s,;noh a., la. Int stands
so,.n Int .,.nds s.sorted .tvIes
"a 49,. -, ,Is.I InL ,usrts pipls and half pipta
7 So,ea c.rn,,ns Inh small bote.
. So.sn Mn. ia Dsvids or Hnrrisou'a quarts
q ~ gi,. e,snn;rr Ipt
? sYo.. Rnhhe, penboderS
. s,o.s Po,c,nns and other fancy Peuholdera
"a p,i Va, an c,,ii,iex assored styles.
a. a. -. ~. n , ~, p,'rait,y psnc;s
q So.sn , hn",t R rp p,ons.Ilins Pencs
a., 1o-e" 'v"s ~ : W -. % ~.
~ oo-en spot nuuoe. oI'er . t.. NJ
40 gross fapers octAson Leaa renchs; NO ."
~ ffosa fabers round Lead rencis NO. =
10 gross kubbt r-nead renchsy no. -
~ dozen Hoers .hthinr snu D'"o ou'is'
10 dozen Fsbers Artists Pencils.
dozen gold mounted Proprlins fencia
70 bexesCnt Quills best quality
dozen Diaries for 1870
dozen Autograph Books
dozen Scrap Books.
- dozpn Fiiis's Muciiase, eight-ouDce BOTTLES.
100 ID Dovell Esrly's beet Sealing Wax
Z dozen Portfolios. assorted styles
~ aor-p Ivory and other Folders
$50 spools PINK Tape, No. ~. .
IS dorm Pocket Knives, Wo-tenhomi Crookss, eno
American maze. various sty les and grades
3dozen pairs Scissors one dozen each 4. and einoh
~ dozen pairs Scissors, Otto Pinch.
? dorrn s-t. OF 6ne Scissor. In cases.
2 dozen Psper Clasps. vsrou. styeI
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY:

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Pssseugcr Depot IN New York. foot Of Libertya. -
Freight Depot In New York. Pier No. North River. con
meeting ct Hampton Junction with Delaware, LaetswsEn
ana Western Railroad and Eason with Lehih Valley Raj
road and its connections, forming direct ns Psbuoh
and the West. without change OF cara
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from ths West except Sanday>
Sixty Miles and Two Hours savsd By THIS nns 70 Chisaes
Cincinnati St Louis ETC.. with but change of
SUMMFR ARRANGEMENT
Commencing July l. 1855 leave New. York - follows:
At 500 q M, for Easton, MAuch Chunk. WnlsmspogS
Wikesbare. MshOnoy City &c.
a. m.-For Bergen Point.
Mail TRAia-Ate:o0a m, for fleuington, EMton, Wa0
Gap Scranton. Wlkesbsrre Great Bend, Pseu, BnshsD
500 M Western Express for Eastou Scranton 0r.sA
Bend Allentown KsaainS hansburs Pittsburgh. ana ~
and but two changes to S. LouiA
II 100 NJ. 2 IL W, 3:3b 7:z0 and II fof Elisabeth
I2:0O m TRAIy-For Eaton, Allentown Msuch Chan1b
wDkesbsrre. Reading Ps.tsvile. Hamburg &c a.
IN m.-for Esston. Scisn'on Great Bend, betneheU -
lentown, Msacb Chunk, and Wtismsport
SD. m.-for Somervle and Flemnnon.
$40 D. m.-For Somervihs.
800 .. IN. WESTERN ExPRRss TRAiS-For Easten Anso
town Resdinr Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Ses
Ing through from Jersey City 10 Ptsouh every s'ea,s
ELIlABsrHPoRr AND NKw.YoRK M Ir-Lesvs Nsv-
YORK from Pier No. N. X, q $50 NJ l;l5 $40 and ssD
p IN Boats stop st Bergen Point and xsriuers hsroor
Tickets tho WeA b obtained q The o6cs Of NJ
Central Railroad Company foot Of Libety-ss, B. = ~
Aston House st Nos 2 and s26 Broadway snd the in
cipal hotels. JOSIAH D. STEARNS. Superintendent
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot fool

III a
IL Of Chsmbersst, via Psvonia Ferry;
q m, Day Express, for Csnandagna Roeaessf BsnasN
Salamanca aud West Connects Buffalo with Lsks 5hoe0
and Grand Trunk Railways and 4 Salamanca viii ane
$50 = m. Mix add Way Train. dsily to Ousvils
10 Express Mail, for Buffalo, connecting WIN Asss
40. m. Way Trsn, for Port Jer,is snd Nswbursh
ep M Might Express for Csnandagaa Rochester, 6assAA
ms Lightning Express daily for c.nsnd.igus Rochss
ter buffalo. Salamanca, DunkiTk. and West Conneces
Buffalo With Lake Shore and Grand Trunk kawsyA anda
Salamanca With Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
sp m, Ems grant Train daily for Buffalo, Salamanca -
A'iA 'A' "s'~ HUGH RIDDLE. osn'i sup1 Nsw.Ysst.
We. R. BARR, Gen1 Pass. Agent. Newferk
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-
Il ROADs-On and after MONDAY, June s. 1855, trsius
for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Wes1
trains. win leave New.Ysgk - follows
1880 q. m.-va Hudson River Railroad. Thn1eth-st. -
Tenth ave. connecting with trains for Saraoes and shssa
III a m-vis Harlem Railroad Twsntydtth and Fesstk
ave. connecting with trains for Saratoga Sharon Spnske
and at Chatham with trains for points East
2P m-Nia Hudson River Railroad, connecting win uss
Ipm.vis Hudson River Railroad, connecting q Tssy
with train for Montreal, with Sleeping Car attached
40 D. m.-Via Harlem Railroad, connecting q Chstnen
with for Lebanon SPRING. Sleeping ca attached =
sp. m.-vis Hudson River Rairo.d Sleeping Cars hon
to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chsnea
le:so Q. m.-via Hudson River Railroad With Seepno
Cars attached connecting 1t Albany and Troy with mossne
trains for North and West WIN. d. NANDEhbin,
Vice PresideH.
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A YOUNG MAN, late an officer in the army,
"A wishes to learn the Dry Goods Hardware. or any
business. Writes fair hand and is good accountant
Salary object. Address w. C., Tribune Once.
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and NE HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855
COMMENCING MAY Is, Lass

Passenger Station IN NewYork. corner Twenty'evenh =
and Fourthsva Entrance on Twenty ssvsntn-st
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! WANTED, by LADY, SITUATION to
" 1ssph En.!a ErpDGA esffnsn, Drawing aud Music,
Address Miss NJ rost-l yfiice Orange, N. Y.
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DOY WANTE DIN PUBLISHING
- HOUSE. Address Box No. 2,2o5 n. Y. 7. o.
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LII RESPECTABLE FAMiLiES, Board.
"A Lighthouses and Hotels. IN be supp led with GOOD
SERVANTS Ioyl al -sf6,s Protestant and Catholic. 81
Mrs YORKSTON'S bfioe, No. IA Fourth.ave.
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4 YOUNG MAN wishes a SITUATION rs
N CDACHAN or to take care OF Horses aud make him
self generally useful to his employer. Address for two days.
COAChMAN, Tribune Office.
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VNTANTED-I NFORMATION.-I want TO
w correspond with the Orderly some of the members
Of COMPANY f. l4,h Regiment N Y :. M-one who In
the regiment Ia May 1864 Address A. CASTER. Chester
delaware Co, Pc.
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WANrED-By a competent Girl, a sltua-
w ton as CHAM6ERMAlD or WAITRESS in a private
three years el renee given Address for two days. ANNE
, Tribune Office.
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lob COMPOSITOR WANTED-One that
~ can set up small Stamps Apply the Flectroype ane
Stereotype Foundry, No. n Beekn,an-st, top aoor.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FITCHBUR0, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and staInch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK,
ssvs New York DAILY tsundsys exceptedh e eciooka -
from Pier No. 20 North River, foot Of Vsstxy-k,
FOR NEW.LONDON,
there connecting With the stssmbo Exss Train non -
above points, Via Norwich and Worcester boston and We
cester Worcester and Nashua snd md Northern
Railroads
Frsgh taken ssths lowest rstes For nformatioa sqsss
Of Z s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pisx
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HOGGETT, CARPENTER--No. 1853 Duane.
st., between West Broadway and Hudson. Jobbi NJ
Of ali Kinds promptly exc cuted reasonable terms
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Passage by the "Wednesday First Cabin $50;
stserags. SIS Payable In IT, s. currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre Hamburg Bremen
&c. at moderate rates
seersge ps,sage from Liverpool Queenstown, go gold
the equivalent Tickets be bought here by persons
sending for their friends.
For inrther information sprly at the Company Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, 10. 10 Broadway. New-York.
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CLAIMS.-All persons holding
VII calm. ncnnst the STATE OF NEW YORK. PAYABLE

T1NO CHARTER-The favorite and commodI.
ous steamer META MORA is of red for family aud
other EXCURSIONS Apply board at the foot Of Chris
fopber.st North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

IF THE GENTLEMAN who had his POCKET
l. PICKED Of a SILVER WATCH while riding on the
Fourthave Cars Saturday night about ~ VII! call at
Watch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES
NEW LINE or FIRSTCLAsS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
BREST. a.,
The arst splendid vessels this favote route Tor the
Continent the following: -
WASHINGTON ... aOi tuns ..... 800 horse power.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tuns. 300 horse power.
EUROPE s4 tuns 800 horse power.
NAPOLEON fll...f Nearly ready. j, lOoho power
ST. LAURENT. .Q,uildng. ........Great power.
PERERE.. Buildins). .........Gres power
VILE DE PARIS. (luilding). Great powsr
DEPARTURES FROM NEW.YORK.
EUROPE A. Dnche.ne......FRIDAY .......September is
LAFAYETTE OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY. October Ii
PRICE or PASSAGE, IN GOLD.
Fmsr CABrS. sI35 SECOND CABIN, $50
including table-wine for either class.
Passengers intending TO land Ct Brest will be furnished here
with railroad aud their baggage checked TO
Paris additional charge OF - for hrst and " Tor second
class.
Medical attendance free Of charge
For further information apply TO
DO. MACKENZIE. Agent.
No Broadway. New York
A. Parfs u boulevard des Capucines (Grsnd Hotel).
Al Hnvrp WIN lSELIN 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

ENGLAND. - WESTMINSTER PALACE
IL HOTEL. vctors-st., near the Abbey.Thb Hotel II
one OF the gest and beet appointed in London, aud Ire
Quented b. all the principal American vi.tors 20 England
WILLIAM COWELL.
Manager Westminster Palace Hotel Conpa Limited