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SIN3,ol II

DIRECTIONS.
Joseph Il. Collins, Charles 4; BIZ,
james Suydsni. John j. Phelps
lanes Msr.h Clinton Gilbert
Iobn T. Cj,co William B. Boles,
'Isanc A. Storm, Hanson n corning,
Chss. NJ. Connolly, John L. BALDWIN,
Tnoluas C. Dorenus, Edward Mniurn,
a. r. Wh-elwiighi, Augustus H. Ward
Wilson O. Hunt, james Oallaiin
Der sruod Jeremiah Y. Robinson,
". X. VeImilye, Charles y. Levench,
William Tucker. William NJ Hal.ted,
Shepherd Knapp Henry w. Ford
Eds ard ) Clark Apolios H. Wetuiore,
Isaac ". Phelps Frederick Sheldon.
JOSfPH r. COLLINS, President.
NJ a. DE GROOr Actusry JOHN EADIE, Secretary.
JANIS W. o. CLEMENTS, NJ. d., Medical Examiner
WILLIAM DETNOLD N. D., Consulting pbysicsD
HENRY PERRY. ALBEIT o. WILCOX, A. WHIT.
NEY, HIRAM r. CROZIER ORENVlLLE II. BENSON,
CHARLES NORTHsHlELD ALFRED PINNEf' J. j.
WHITNEY, aud WILLIAM II. WILSON, Local Agents IN
the City " New York all vicinity
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SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment Of

SUhUIChL HOSPITAL Tor the TREATMENT OF
Diseases ofihe Pelvic vscera care Of
IL; pfoN, Editor OF The scalpel Structure Piles varico
cole Hernia ana fsula Every Of Structure admits OF
radical and permanent cure IN few days and oen on
date one, by Dr. D's new instrument i- Irethrotomr
defigned expressly TO modify Mr. Syme. oleaon In all
cases OF the three affection. e cure 10 guar.
antfrd ,he case be undertaken. Office ifT. rom TO
daily, and TO evenings at No a Finh.sv.
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1le0irai.

nR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. Beach st.. b-tween v.rick and
West broadway the only place whore tho afflicted will
receive proper medical treatment Hour. from a m 10 M
DR. A. LEWIS. PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ 6EON treats successfully ell difficulties that females
subject TO. Relief given In al csAss. Oaice No.
Bsschst, three deors kom West Broadway. Nsu Yost.
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Endnrial.
NJ Nm

NOTICE.-The Books for the increase Of the
IN CAPITAL STOCK of the LORlLLARD FIRE IN
suRAECE COMPANY to ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
BY the addition Of 10000 shares Of the par value Of +25 will
be opened the Ooe of said Company No. lot Broadway
on THURSDAY the isth day of Nay. and will remain open
until tho 3ls Of month Ten per cent OF the amount
will required be paid the time of subscribing and the
balance before the 18th day Of June next The transfer
books will be closed the 18th inst and remain closed until
the 3istinst By Order OF the Board of Directors.
CARLISLE NORWOOD President.
POPLAR MILLS Vioe-Pro sident.
JOHN C. Mnrs, Secretary.
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VEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Tr.n, for Albany Troy aud Saratoga Springs also con
meeting with tho korsn end "o''' 'es's10 ap0'"
~ ssa nav ps procored at the Offices Of wrseo' r,
- i Nav York and Brooklyn Baggage che he'd iroiiihs
.Ssncs 10 ali points this road and ts connections
NIFW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
IN foot a Cortland for PHILADELPHIA at anu II ~
:. M IL nl. and p mt and - widnglt for BALrsoHs
ara WASHINGTON. ct and l:30 M. D. and IL Dii-
njsbt Military Tickets not svable In the p. tran
Tor other particulars bills at ohceA
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY Rail-
IL ROAD-CHANGE Of PIER.-On and after FRIDAY.
d Leave Pier No North River Of Pier foot Of har
Ava e hseste(See w. q. DNEDEN. Superintendent
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NOTICE.-In pursuance OF resolution OF
IN the Board Of Directors Of THE NETWORK PIER
AND WAREHOu 81 COMPANY passed unanimously at 3
meeting of such Directors he'd Al the Osce OF the Company,
at No. 30 PaYk-row Room no. l3 the 18th day oil May
1865 the undersigned being present: - .
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders OF The New
York Pier and Warehouse Company that meeting OF the
said Stockholders vii BE- held MONDAl the 5Ln day OF
june 1855 at tie hour OF O'Clock at No. ~ Pak:row
(Room No. 49, IN the City. County and State OF New-i ORR
The purpose for hcl aid meeting ia to De held j. to IN
crease the Capital Stock said Company to Ten Millions OF
Dollars $l0OaOO) divided into One Hundred Thousand
Shares OF the value Of One Hundred Dollars each
j. BURROWS HYDE. SAMUEL SINCLAIR,
THOMAS M SHEPHERD, a. A. MOSHER
THOMAS Il. kEIiR- HENRY McCODDEN,
II. G. GARDINER, J. X. HEkBERT,
HIRAM MALBRlDGE DANIEL PACkER.
Directors.
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JOHN c. Mills, Secretary.
OFFICE THx METROPOLITAN INsuRAEcg o.
No. lnS BROADWAY. NAVY DIRK 5iay D. 1871.
MORE THAN TURFE-FOiIRTIS oil IN

WI STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company having eons. -,
in writing increase OF il, Capital Stock nom 80.
the sum of zoo 90 by the issue Of seven mi;
Of New Stock OF the par value q 800 EACH the bo
rectors at meeting held this day uneniror s
increase the capital 10 one MILLION OF DVLbAno. A..
The subscription for such increase Will be opet.u ~ %
Office Of the Company No los broadway on no
Fifteenth day Of MAY inton and reman open UNI"
DAY the Tsenty-fth cay Of tie same month ,,..
Ten per cent Of the subscription will be payable a. me te
Of ana tie remaining ninety cent on or before
the Twent.h c upe next and interest al the rat OF seven
rer cent will De- charged such portion Of the
A. nav remain upae az the Twenty hh day Of May u'u
the time of pnyurn' ard interest will be allowed on all pay
nents made prior 70 the Nv eriyhnh OF May. AZ,
The transfer book vii be closed from the fieeh OF 's
until the Twen,y-hi.h of Say, both inclusive
BY order Of the Board v,,o,y s.,..,
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CHARLES d. HAMMOND, formerly Pro.
~ s.or Of Special Anatomy and Surgery In the syracuse
M-dica College, N. Y Office 81 East e7ths. Consultations
from to 10, to3 and too SPECfALTIHS Diseases u
B-Sticture which have been treated by CauorixnE
Cutting Rapidly Dilating Operations undertaken
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS Or TWENTY
lp.

John A. Nswconb Il Quincy do certify that have been
entirely deal IN my for twey years and for the pas,
years my right has been deaf that could not hear
conversation ~ public speaking Of any kind could
the church bel, ring while sitting In the church have
also been troubled Tor number Of year, with vsry
throat tina, obliged "a give Up ngng church for
had lost my voice. had great trouble my heAd-eublc
noises almost rinrs- My head -t numb and stupid
and q source OF constant trouble to me.
tried every remedy that could thought Of went 20
surists but they wanted to Instruments would have
nothing do With them. About month since ohtanr
Mrs VI. q browns Metaphysical Discovery aud used Il
according to tho directions III. bottles aud tho result
that tbe hearing r both perfectly restored that
can boar well any The lreat trouble my head
entirely gone. Ny head feels perfectly easy and n. rest Nv
throat which diseased, 10 entirely cured and would
hot touand doars or the benefit have received in
tho u.e Of Mrs. Browns Metaphysics Discovery.
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Professional Notifies.

A BOOK containing an account Of PILES,
"A FISTULA, STRUCTURE. and thirty other IMPORT.
ANT DISEASES will be sent receipt Of - cents
be- had on application to HENRY A. DANIELS Operative
and Consulting Surgeon, NO. Union squnr. N. Y.
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NEURALGIA.

Certificate Of Mr.. }. Y. Lch OF Charlrstown
Thu. to certify that nine months ago STACKED with
Neuralgia ths violent FORM Several wei
applied who did all they could to relieve me But no pur.
pose livery patent medicine and remedy that could be found
were applied without eject My face pouced and band.
aged order to find relief Since the Neuralgia attacked me
lost twenty hive pounds Of flesh.
In this state friend OF mine recommended me TO try Mra
friend Of his Of very bad eyss which BOD bAea the
the most omnent yicians Consequently went to Mrs NJ
O. Browns Office, at tho American House and
.etaphyso Discovery Saturday, the 18Th inst. applied
At O'Clock In tho afternoon The result that
subded-aloss immediately felt relief slept WELL with
out any poultices as before
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4 per James slip Ferry Fast River:
M, Through Mai Train for Greenport, Jamaica, Hemp
stead Glen Cove, and Way Stations
n a. n, for syosset snd al Wa Stations.
p m. Express Train for Naphank, Jamaica Hcnpsirat.
Glen Cove. sud Way Stations last Of lckve. On sTUR-
DAY I'll. Trau through TO Greenpor, returning On
MONDAY MORNINGS, leaving Greeapor. at s:t9 q. III,
an,in, al Hunt-rs Point AZ 1880 a.
D. M. for Syos-et Jamaica, Hampstead, Glen Cove,
Hcssyiie .nd Way stations.
.. m, for Faru.ingiae and Way Stations.
SUNDAY EXCURSION rRAlN-Wili leave Hunters
Point 500 for Ysphank. and leaving lai hank At 2,
arr wing a Hunters PoiLt q, 3: ~ p.
The Thirty fourth 1t. Ferry connects with 81 rr,h'
D. CHARLlCk. President
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Persons dstance scud 10 either OF the above offices
for til. Metaphysical Discovery, Eye Water. se incio'n'
he Price when they vii be- Immediately expressed With fO
directions
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOX Dos
Ut. *. HIllVl'S, Ag'nt,
Merchant Navigation and importation CO.
/ TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

4 TLASTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY, NV BROAD GArGE ROUTE. f.s-
sENGhk TRAINS LEAVE NEN-l CRK. Via the kis
r iyTav from foot OF Cbsnlberss, RUNNING IHkoU0H
10 CLEs ELAND; o.. WITHOUT CHANGE OF { ARs
copuet.ng with railroad. for al principal cities IN the Wet
mi. .oId Is icing extended and will be Ia compete
rurning ier to NJ n.held Gson urbana, Dayton cina
natl and St Louis vli ogt breaa Of gauge ,,,,vrs~n
T. H. (oofziy Gen Ticket Agt-, II. SHEEISnR
Hesiyie Pa Gsuoral Sup.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK 80
For New Haven. 100 500 iEx,l il5 III. l. 10 tfh'
400 (Ex.l as5, 40 and 8O0 (Ex,l p nj.
For bridgeport 100, 400. tE1,) lo q m; aN tEr)
&c., (Ex..) a,5 40 and 400 tEx.l IN
Eor Milford and straord 100 IL 80 m 3t ~ NJ
For fairfield Southport and We'port 100, u'oa u' ~
43lp 49,. 80. ,,,e ,,,. r.. ,
345. 40. $50 SEQ ltx,lpm ...o
For D.rirn 100 so, ii.3c m. a4s 40. 80 p M
For Greenwich 70O $50 1870 IN. ;345, ~, a. pan.
For STANFORD 200 500 tEa.. $50 iLo M l1ia lE|)
3oO IN IS, %, $50. go. 800 tEx., p ~ ga.
Fer Port Chester and insrmediae stations ""' sS lI
4 m 345. 40, SO $50. 200 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS .
For Boston via Springfield, 800 m tEx,) 300 lEr,@"
For Boston, via Shore Line l?.l5, tEx.l soop m: .
For Hartford and Springfield, sW lE1) a IA ttA'l%"
Hx.,) l2.l3, 800 p. III. ~
For Connecticut Riy~r Railroad 80oa (Ex) l2l5p m.
10 Montreal 800 p. IN. to NORTHAMPTON. r,
For Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad SO' 'hi''
For New Haven Now London and Stonins,on kaiioii"
500 q N. LIS 100. 800 D.
For Canal Railroad, la.iS p m. to NoIthampson
For Housatonic Railroad. 3 q M. and p. NJ
For Nsuxatuck Railroad, 800 q M, aN m -
For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railrosd, 1Oo, 40 T. m, Nv
p. IN. 90 ...a,. m n m ,,.,,
JAMES Il. HOYT, Sgp,
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Gtaiioncrp ano fanep 1ooos.

DARD g. BROTHERS Established Isi5)
ID GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Also manufacturers Of BARD
& WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENS
JAMES ID. BARD, Agent, No. p Maden.laIe, New York
Repointing, so cehs. Send for n circular.
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aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1867
COMMENCING MAJ Is. 100.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,

Passenger Station in NewYofk. corner Twenysev'n'h
| aud Fourh.sys. Entrance on Twenty seventies
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ENERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At the City
II HALL on MONDAY. May % 1876. 3, II O'Clock M,
will D. sold al fubic Auction. 10 the highest bidder viii ADO
eua,e security for term II ten yolfs, hOh thr ih dy OF
IN. bssin Il the Of SpTin!, Ia the cry OF ON 70
Hohol ei New-Iefry the point where tn" old cry =.
brd or . ithin $50 Yards nor south Of tI point
The landing place bken, New JeTey to be irrsicd
by the Purchaser. ,.,
CONDITIONS.
The conditions snj nanis Of tho Lease 70 be IN tue
u,na form OF Ferry Lao heretofore entered into ny we
CoIporsou which may b. had application a. the oicr oil
the ComItrcier BY order # the Conm 'sonsr - me
s,,linr Pn,i MATTHEW T. BRENNAN.
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DROpOSALS for CLEANING the SIRkETS

4 Of III. CITY Of EEW.YORk.-1he phdeT,iri~d Com.
missioner appointed by Act 9 beeis.ufr Of tue ia >
OF NesN H. paced Man l. 1850 % make contract 10"
C.sny Of an Streets II the ~ Of Newly hardy rvr
prooss for such cleaning 60 Dee d'Pofei VAN ~" ChA-
man Of the Con ri sion the y1r tic Guy ci N"w ora
A. hi. office n tire lIa ~ saif city 90 before MN.
DAY the I'd day Of N.v inst u ociogk noon fosn OF
the contract sr,cicriou, and bond he hn aieaiin
~ any OF &c IN ierri The 4, uissioUefs fcfer,e the
nsat t. REJECT any and AL bill which then Judgment may
not b. iol the intercs. Il the C.iy.
Dated New. lors. May O. ipb - .
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AT OtLOt 4, 7. VI.
FROM PIER 10 ~ NORTH RIvER; Third Pierab'
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP co.'s LINE.

L IL ~
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECC
Cousi,ng o. tie follow Ia and SPLENDID
ELECTRA Can't. j. W. Nye; GALATEA. Capt. w. NJ.
Jones, OCEANuS, Cart VIM. Young
Of the above magnificent sean-ss VII leave Fer 10.
n North River. foot of Robinson.t. Daily 'sundsys
eeptsdl at ; o'clock
f Connecting at Provieucr with the Ts5 Train for
Boston.
s-sr,ight taken a, Propeller Rs,e,
lbese steamers nnurpasssd IN their Arrangements
for the comfort aud safety Of and their iac iies for
the ,ran,pol taiion o. Freight .
40 Pas.nger. retiring for the sh disturbed
iii they arry, IN Providence hour early enough 10
III desired IA the nr. accommodation train fo
BO,ton.
tor information In resurd TO Freight, &C. sppy to ISAAC
ODELI., General FT.i1ht Agent Pisr NJ. u, \. r.
For Tickets Sateroons kc sppy to the Clerk ON board
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch.
~ ing at Queen.town (Cork Hsrbor) Tn. wel-.uo~n
.,~sIs Of the Liverpool Newly and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company uraan Line) carrying the T. g Mails. In
tended to sail ~ follow;
CITY OF Bos saturday May -
And every succeeding sATURDAf at froI, Pier No.
~ North River
aATEs oV PASSAGE,
Psysble In gold or its equivalent in ency
FIRST CABTN.......x9i N SIEEllAGE .........4 40 ~
Flint Cabin 10 ondou 70 ~ >teeTis- London. 30
First Cabin Psi.... los W ste-ragc P4rs " %
First Cabin Hamburg 100 e. Steersge 10 Hamburg 81 %
Passengers Also forwarded to tays Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp. &C, at equally low rates.
Fares from Lverrcol or Queenstown, ls Cabin $I3 SSS
fl05 p1O. 1hoss who wish to send for their
friends can buy itch tets hare at these rates.
For further Information apply at the Company Ohc-s
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway N. Y.
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HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l sup, Newly
Nx 4. BARR Gent Pass Agent, N,wforE.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-Oa aud
l af'er MONDAY. IA, O. 1855, trains aave fli-tisti
san or Albany nnd Troy connecting with Nor'heFn AM
e.tsrn trains at 20 IN. IL m. L. o. N;D p A. sesp-
ins Car. attached to and 1889 rain, Iae p IL
through Buffalo ami Suspension Bridge Troy
without change Sunday train p N.
]. NJ TOtCtY Asst Supt.
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New Yort payable luue 1855 Motto" u hereby given tina
the Sodier.' Bnuuiy Fund BONDS NO 81 o. the County Of
New ofk becoming dne and psystlr June 1853. with th"
thereon viii be paid on Aa day % the pfcensiion
Of sad bond. at this oice.
PROPOSALS .or LOAN Of ~ 6n.s9 ~ soldiers
Bounty ruLd Redemption Bonds NO. p, Of the County Of
New ork
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Petroleum.
VJNHE BOOKS OF TIE
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM CO.
(of Nsw.York)
WILL CLOSE ON MAY d.
.n.r which date no subscriptions viii be received
But few thousand shares for SALE and these the only
honest basis, ",
AT THEIR PAR VALUE.
The Compsnys property 10 worth more than the entire
Capital Stock The latter small indeed that even ten
barrel we'll win psy regular monthly dividends.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. FOR THE SALE OF THE
STOCK RESERVED AS WORKING CAPITAL. WILL
BE OPEN UNTIL WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, AT THE OF.
vICE OF
sTEADMAN EWELL Co..
Bsnksn and Brokers'
No. 81 ExCHAN0E.PLACE, NY.
Nap cad Prospectus mailed 90 spplisstou ~ skova Of.
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Ueobims CARDS. &f.

ALVIN. EvERDELIs SONS, No. 104 Full
"A tonst-wEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
Established 1857
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BRONCHIAL AFFECTION,
CHILLS AND FEVER,
THROAT DIFFICULTIES,

Diseased Eyes, Loss Of Hair Dyspepsia Enlargement OF tho
Liver Disease Of tho Kdney. Constipation. Gravel Piles
Insany Fits Paralysis Rush of Blood to tho Head with all
and every disease which nies the human bodycured effect
u,ry by MRS. NJ O. BROWNS METAPHYSICAL DIS
COyERy.
Il destroys the root, which l. the life Of disease.
PRICE 50.
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OEYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.

4 Mn IRAL kAlLhOAD Ol II W -JEshSrl.
~ Pa senger Depot ia New ork foot OF Iibetys and
9Th, Depot Newi Pier No. 2 North River,
necn. At HAMPTON Junction with Del ware Lac.awsnna
and Wesern kai-oad. EastoL with ehi< IN Valley R.
sni It's councillors forming direct line TO PITTSBURGH
and the West without change OF - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two Expr. ss Trains daily rom the West except SUNNY
wirn evening II IN. az.
SHY Mile. and Two Hours .aved BY THIS line ChcsI
Gin ,.nns ST. Louis. with but chanse OF cars
STRING ARR ASGfMfSTs.
Commencing rril a. 1855. leave New YORK ~ 70 l"s
Atf;p q fi for Elston, Maucn Chunk, "iths7''-
WiAcs barre, Mihnnoy City &c.
O.. m.-For bergen ont. ,,,
SAfL IRAIg-itB:00 a. No. tor eminfton hts'on " "r
Gap scranton Wilkesbarre Great Bend Pi.tston bingham
ton. sc.
Q., O. H. Western Express FOR Ess'on, Scranton Urss
Eeid %. ..~H be.aiI-, iar.lsbCrI F.'-Jnfs tnd no
. IA. 90. cht.v o. ca-s to C.uc'. II Che-so'
ani bat two cha i.e. 10 Ut. LouIs 80, -,
lt.Cos n 3:.,l, S:31 20 anu II for klytbr'h
I2.to rn 1RAiy-For Ea'ton. Allentown alai.d otunr,
WIkssbarre WnIiamsport, Reading Pstsviie' harrouL
Ac- ~ -. 49,.
p. m.-For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, aAa MAaca
Chunk.
80. m.-For some.ville and Fle nin,ton
$40 .. m.-for Sornerviir.
800 D. ~. WEsrxsN Express TRNS-For Easton. Aies'
town Reading Harrisburg Psbury h. snd the W-s Sleep
ns car. from Jersey City rsourgh every evening"
ELrxAB srrpoGr AsD NEwloRK fEfar-Lese New
YorA from Pier No y. H. at Boats stop At ber'
gen Point and sisirers Haroor. . -
Tickets West be obtained ct the ohce oil ,hs
Central Railroad Company. foot o. lhert. st. " H. No.
Aston House at III and 5 Broadway and a. thr " n
cipal hotelt JOSIAH o. STEARNS. Superintendent.
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ERIE RAII.WAY.-Trains leave Depot TO-

II hIE kAIIIW 4 - ITtIHs Itu'U I'tlUI IUVS
IL OF ChAnber---t.. via Plvonia Ferry:
a. Day Express fer taAafdlsus. Nccne-sr onJA'.
Sgz lnuca sud West Buffalo with l. se shore
and Grand Trunk aslway- and Salamanca with Aari.;
and Olest Wssern Railway.
sJG q NJ. Min and Way Train dsily, 20 Otisyile.
10 Express Mail Tor Buffalo. connecting with LAKE
Shore Railway. 49,
spui Way Train. fog Port Jeryis AID NeS6nrsh
Nisht Express FOR Claandsgua. Rochester buh,r
Salaman,a AID West.
p ~ Lightning tsprcss. daily, for Cav sndagua Rocnes'
ter Bsiso salamanca, Dunkik. aud West Connect 4:
Buffalo With LsAe Shore ard Grand Trunk Railways AMI
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western kalwty.
D. H. rnsr Irain daily for bafaio, s-1sai L. Dun
kirk apd West. 1850 .,,,.. =, -. xvL
Mn q RARR licnl ras.. 4 .eni, NV forE.
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BIED.

.TgANkLIN-kt Mcsideu, Conn. Saturday, Sept, 30.
susan w. wife Henry G. franklin nscd % yearf, late oi
Brooklyn, y. \.
ADDEN-At Harlem Saturday, Sept 90 Julia Blocker,
irfaft dau. .htcr o. William G. and Rebfcca Iaddon.
KIRVICK-On Thursday Sept 28, after short illness,
inn only daus shcr o Robert aud Rachel keIwick, aged
II months.
HALIFAX IN. y and Liverpool (Eng) papers please copy
REENE-On Friday, Sept % Lsnrens Reeve sgej 66 years
n. friends t. iemy respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence at jamaica L. H.
Monday afternoon, at o'clock, and fom tbs Presbyterian
Church ut , O'Clock.
sIMS-On Saturday, Sept. 80 Wn. snins In the 6sth
year Of his age.
nj. relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 atteud his funeral, Monday, Oct ut clock from
his late residence, No lJs West Tonsh-st.
STITES-At Springfield, New.Jersey on FridAy, Sept 20
Hannah h., wiis of William stites aged II years.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited TO
nteud her funeral Of the Prrsby Church In Sring
field Tuesday, Oct. at O'Clock p H., without faEher
notice.
WARD-n New. Britain, Conn Sunday Sept. ~ II tho
residence Of her brother, Alexander NJ Ward, Mo, Laura
A. Ward sgcd II yesrs
WILLIAMSON Friday Sept - T.. Frank, younses, OF
Magsretsasd the late Aimoad Williams, aged 10 years,
nionths aud IL days.
Friends aud relatives of the family invited attend the
funeral from his late residence South EIev nthst, vii
smsbush this (sonday) afternoon, st O'CLOCK without
further notice.
Willis In his 10th year.
The friends Of the deceased and Of his parents Mr. aud Mrs
Wm Blair Lord invited TO the funeral at No. II Cni
ver'itypls:e, % Tussday, Qot ., ~ o'clock Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
heaters.

The present complexion of theatrical affairs
khgs into our thoughts an extremely amusing situa.
Sa in one OF the fesces often played hose by Mr..
crke. couple Of enlrapped husbands are hut mp
sAeCsel. over the door OF which there is sort ol
'sdOw In the apartment from which this closet
Sts the wives these husbands are dining in com.
fsy with third couple Tie Gagged husbands, mean.
'A swayed by alternate jealousy and fear cndcavor
sneans of the window their closet door 20 Oh.
IRE what is going Il the room without First enc
sa is seen at the opening and then tl3 othcr, the
RECESSION beng extremely rapid end frequent. and
faslaby droll. Just 80 1T tie moment Is it, in one
'ssct, with the principal theaters OF the city. In
azs active ard friendly emulation fret ore is upper
sst. and then another. Now it is Wallack's. with
eF play. and now the Broadway. with new star.
'seutly ii is the Winter Garden. with Mr. Clarke in
sw part, and by and By IL is Niblos with the Ravels
essew paDtomine, the Olympic. with (i,c double
N'ehy OF new play aud new pl yer. And so the sea-
W runs mer.ily onward.
Va Saturday evening occurred an instance Of stimuli.
sieOls prominence. Tie Double Gallant was PLAYED
Mee first time at Walacss, while at the Winter
.1otn. Mr.. Clarke made his first appearance here a.
N~ irencbard. To the Dramatic Critic. the occasion
a" essentially perp!exing. it suggested indeed, II
sa'e rebellion agairct thosc natural laws which re-
nan an individual, otherwise presumed TO be- en-
~"ed with free will fom being in TWO places at ono
"9e. Bat, ever did rebellion meet rebuke" We
-. The Double Gallant;' but. except with the
-~useye. We did not see the " American Cousin
""l The Double Gallant is worth seeing at least
a, @ Inc most that one can say with Justice in praise
eoefs plays Ia that they often lively and agree
- lie wrote great many of them-unvard NJ wo
::"s@ As-aad % sviaesds spsightly end iagsnIsus