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Jones Cetih1A n mrs
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Removed 1t once. b5 The pss VI 11ru. w,. rr.,
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GTEAM TO VERA CRUZ via
n.nip Company win dnpaEch the!r nan and s1s
rnt rr ns MosTns ss s:siEsss non Her Yofk eomea-
AASHA1TAN, CApt 3. ~ 1a,ua7, On tha 1s,a ot
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caAs sA#H1TSKY. Agent 28 87oAd01J. LEV YosE.
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VIII cure CONSTITUTIONAL SYPHILIS in N. g..
oaa And IeEtts1y etoces Psrsons Who suspect csnn
ay esrse. either hereditary. teum cuntaefcn a. hsd
Eestmtn the existence Of ar zYpA1tt1c nois1n r.
fns emalhltg II tue sFutcc aouid NOT i'll a NJ.
shs GE.e aaa Villatin accrfect cazs Is ef.
mater soy lonE cs,as a9x @ aesgly sssted Il 10
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md parity: A warning voice ii now her,1o. forth
20 ~ re anctea ia the land TO come fn or sr1a u,
1R ne meoleces aat be cared biofe It Ia tc5 e..
To Rheumatic Sufferers,
~. R-Ihoaa hafestng with taa; psiufu1 d,,.r,.
fFsnHSEaM FL! bt pleased to l.1sE that Sain mi
aI!4Iag!e :. S4fs bag It last bsen discovered M
ssAhhs s51PHlLlllC CFRE AND PILLS ar e1:tf
.o q r.1fas Aass remove .s csnse, aud the
IL Sers+ a.. Au1 peEma0cut. Tpey sn..t.iiv .,--
tcfr T h c1ses a and are TIA neig
WILL Wager ~ "A"- NJ 1aVs said, We
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
an!, IT,. fess medicines Will mora cases Of gnenn.
"a. nj ~ w eatlE than Al 1HeT nalled Etmsr
IL e. In The CalttI STATS. HachaIieaEe
), a. .ssastse On syphIllt1c Disease grim. .,.
meaeiae accompanies saeh aa % 11fss- r.
j r r Tae medicine Win b sent bv v,,,,....n
q e ~ ga3 'o1 Pask1ae bo1 Id :ilaoino eenu
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j q a5 lot P xAw 3ap
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"1~ G SMITH,
Wholesale DR9fgtstg, 2 Lake .t,.u,
@ensEA Western Agent enesso. IL
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The Most 1MPorta1t Medleal Discovery Of the
Nineteenth Century is
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!1Ea1a E IL beth mr
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johnston " V mrs
.Iohntton Martha m.z
Joanst1a 4Ib'o 4 Inrs
Jones Nancy mrs
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"nsFL md Commerce stiesf ps1nn Moo no-
thsm seiyes II In cFnemiatoo, nd hEvnz 10 inteest
special AZ: ceuent. ~ssu sdyancea mAda bJ
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Pslmsi Kq rni,np. 9.os,on PrcdooB =
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bt 1attass tsno'o5 511HAtMpt oHn Pttce Wheeler
1a!tnf x rnilHtson 4 Pride A1e1
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Fep!n lonts P1nnleX Eeury Is df -
Penksth JAmes Pike EW 49,.
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1hne BItEst Are cuM-~
posed Of materials
which. from tha e1tan.
sire e1pezk 1ca Of me
Inventor, h1vo mu -,
found 70 prove the most
stncAc1ouz in srHpFicR
Eluon1ne4 JAUudice
feFH and Axpa. d.
fAdExment4 Of tho ItyHF
and III diseases 4riatcF
Num An Excess Of b!ld n
Upon 4e B1pnAqA.
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Ts5,1: Ts1,fJ 1sp stpt yedes Peter Younger Vt &co
So'e Smith Young Alexander A"aok Anofew
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Hopdil1or Att1lpn mis-.
Vanhcgtn Is9ac ms
Eanden3o,t r Il 8 mrs
sa1AaL LN8 sarah A mrs

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1nttInlH.
Mt CA =. Miss 8 A-...Mrs A l. s. Lashlla atreet
..--FaorA. Chicago 2. ...Mlsa d II
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DR.. MARKS sYpHllirIc euRE

i Is a's:E s'HEsz soss
sYPL11l = snasaese.i b1 thsee distinct srAa.
s1 aaa Se51 .n IT, &,
1ati e H.
ii tic desso Win *hieS thsS su y. particular .sAxs
The First or Primary Stages Of gypbrfa
y when tho Cha1c1ea Of Ulcers nzss eppssr n.
Sas saS?'a EGRs
bostls yphic Ca7s ons 6oI Ps ons q ofs1 9ns
4{Ua!t;s Mssh ~ C cans.1e sF.h I'd Is
- Price per packa7s, 1890.
The Second Stage Of Syphilis
I. when Tie q dseaseh.s been cons rrrur1oyALs saa
aonth nrost 5ea @asoas Sf 1as
synaia s!Hst.0a: .aa Ts.ass g
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vah, i emitted, 10 pa pactsss. 0'ta''hs Throat
The Third Of Tertiary stass sfsyphIlrs
4 anown oy these symptoms Eodes, or na.d md
bsaa = e aes
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Wash. Il: SO psT 6os:ls. - 'N''' AHt'ss
Advice to sho Amlcxe0.
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iAutrESs T5cfvK fns LEE ~ rkRER
oasole' whi!e In tbs nfatssaxe. Pfocu1s ii onea
Dr.. Marks syphiNtic cure.
Al Fl q3Is gss5 aee1.
TAgGE; This medicine i FEKFKCT NSTib6ffFE
se II IT, fsr IS saSE Tsse, +
.AThs Isl THE DlaRAaE. 10 taa:it neYa1 reappears Ia
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ONLY 40 CENTS

.hsea Gn ~ r. S7es3sot aad thorough ttsI does r,
esc1 Up tae aoC7e Statement tt1e ncnav % -, =
re,nnasu. rensa ~ say this moving IL mefita md
senaaest lha5 ons trial will secure lor Il ho.
+,1s. 70 not EAste away With coughing when "a .nr
,nsefshiS n,, W. fafs yo3. Il asy be hsd oi u
s1En!T e 3gneian cefttaclies Ct curra II ~ n.
- kold s1 D71xzt1sd eIeFJEaese.1 49, ~ /
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DR., CARTER's COUGH BALsAM

Dr. GARTER'S COUGH BALSAM
Will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Cousump-
ton, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Pain In the
eiae and Breast: Waoopin9 Cough; Group:
Resde7, have yo1 Cough. Cold, OF my di.es,e q,
the Lun1s Or Thtnst2 D. not n xlscr II. NILLIlINa
DIR anne1iy py neaiectlnx 8 COAAoE NSLp'
Eon2ht. and Colds. 4 not cpra. !sad 10 cONSTHP-
Profure 4 orce that celebrated remedy Dr.. CAR.
re s SHG9a nAt1AA Which nsyee oils 10 aIUr
4 rhHtE GEE IL II iaE saya Is u beyond III doant
~ ms fEHfkET HkARnT for III dl1.aaes Of thn
Aa90A AaG LUNGS Known 10 the ctv1ltx1d WorIS
frs7T1ial bottles Is esnts p.s bottia. isx1s
= Fot sa4a as DR. 3. RABrKRLY d cog r,r,,,
Medicine Store 30 MAdAon 1trecs Cntesec ~ aAy
, 1865-07-10

Taylor E!lza m11
TyIur luia 8 Uts
Taylor Ii J utsl
TA4cot hAnc.l mEB
II mple Jennie mltR
1h1yrr Charlotte mtta
hofn'on Mary Mia
1hayeF Lorsie. Uj4s
1be.an 4the.lH8 mf4
ThtFntoo I1ry j miss
Thornton T mrs
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HPs1ACHC 1HNU SlAI0
1oloEa ahe Hatr, Hntskezs and kuus.ache beautiful
AtsAIA o. BkDWH. It c. lA.4 Of ua4T ONE rcxrAEI-
c. GiGf 2s,i,d IL u not 10 oE s.sa eas .,nl5 esas
gFAAH. Is Scum f1shta stt,rt, th,isde,nhisI p
LORD ehtT8, 81 LAIR sfrucf GrneTsi ATsTta. F.
ft9k3F SIN ri = ? !. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
Mem 1)ublleatlons.
NOMPANION-POETS
" FOR THE PEOPLE.
Mx~Rs TlcKNOR FIELDS havs JUS. begun the publ
cation 4 a series Of volumes entitled
II II

MEsRs. TICKNOR h FIELDS havs jus. begun the publ.
cation ~ series of volumes entitled
COMPANION-POETS FOR THE PEOPLE.
They will comprise selections from the admired poems
Of the leading modern poets in En- gland and America ana ""
be published style that fail 20 pnpc sror
Each volume will contain sbOu; hundred pages ana iIo
twelve to twenty DRAWINGS WOOD by the best ar
will De printed tinted pape AID bound III hao''N'
pamphlet with vignctte tile. , -. =,
is the design OF the Publishers TO put within me feach VI
all the fsvori,e predictions Of ,,o,.,rc
LONGFELLOW, TENNYSON BROWNING, HOLMES
WHITTIER. .,h
and oher who.e poems well known ana eon
out the land in shnpe affective ana re
The illustrations may safely be pronounced Superior Tho
OF work of equal cost PObusaed Ia era
price Of the series has been hI"d a. fnIf
VoLuMg on the receipt Of which any volume VIZ % ~
post paid IL,
The first volome Of the series s now resdy ,,,,ow
HOUSEHOLD POEMS. BY HEYEN w L9N"ft 49,,
With Fifteen Illustrations by John Gilbert oiAe' ~
and John Absolon. Price 80 cents .,, =. -, ..r,x
Other volumes Of the series viii DO peohs-7" ~ " '
SshN3;S FOR ALL SEASONS. By ALFRED IKSSfsos'
Win rnstratlons by d. Maclise, T. Ctes"icL , Es'inso
O. A harry ana Others Price 80 cents , 1,,;.h
NATIONAL LYRICS By JoHS O. WHITTIER WIN
LYRICS OF LIFE. BY RoBxEr BROWNING. WITH
lIlo.trstions Price 80 cents ,,. ,,,.
HSJNOROUs POEMS. BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
With Illustratons Price 30 cents: - :, VIVA,
RELiGIOUS POEMS BY MIS-. H. u. srows- With
iu""H'io TICKNOp & FIELDS. Boston.
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Passenger Station In NewYork Twenty Seventh -
and Fouryhave Entrance on Twenty -SeventAst
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:
For New Haven. 100, zoo Ell lipa m " Is. lEEt
400 tEx.,D a.t5 40 and 500 (Ex., } p.
For bridgeport 100 500 (E1.,) ll.S l2lS ED
800 (Ex. J las, 40 and 90 tEx..) p.
For Mi ford, aud STAFFORD 100 H. m. Jas 40 "a
For Fairfield. Southport and wespor' 100. iLSA H. IA
A@p
For Norwslk 100, 400 (Es) $50. il.oc l9l' Ed
345 40, $50. 8.ou tEx.,l p.
For Dxrien, 100, $50 H. 10 L. m. 3+5 40. $50 p
For Greenwich 100 $50 llaO q ;a45 49, 5 % ~ n
For Stamford, 100 % Ell 49, H. 20 l2l3 Ell
AGO. (Ex. a., ". s. ~. $50. 800 (Ex..) p. -
For Port Chester aad Intermediate stations 100, 40 III
q. N. 345, 80, 400 Ga, 100 p. M.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield 800 (Exl 300 (Ex, 49,
For Boston, vs Shore Line l2ls, (E1.) sOop. m.
For Hartford and Springfield 40 tEx.,) q m tEH)a~
Ex..) ial3. G00P IN. -
For Conuecticut River Railroad 800a (Ex,) l2.i5p a
10 Montreal 800 o. III. TO Northampton.
For Hartford Providence aud fshkil Railroad 800 tEIl
For New Haven New London and Stoninytou RslresdA
800 a. ~ l2ls, 100. 800 p NJ
For Canal Railroad. l2.lS Q. IN. to NORTHAMPTON
For Holsatonc Railroad. 8 n. IN. and p. NJ
For Neugatuck Railroad 800 = m, 400 p. IN.
For Danbury and Norw ak Railroad 100 80 . n, ~
p. m . 80 ,,... ,-.,.
JAMES h. HOYr. Su2t
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAlLkOAU.
N-suMNER ARRANGEMENTS On and after MON
DAY Jups 1885, Trains will -av. Twenysixth IT. s;sioa
for Albany and Troy meeting With Northern and We"e
,.,ns Al Al M ana 4 ~ o. H. The II train connecti
At Troy with trn for Saratoga Lake GeoIgr Burlington ans
Rutland and by Lake Boats for ssssough kous
Point and Montreal Sleeping cor suacncd 70 'no s"P
train II Albany for the West; ,,o,,r v,,s.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
] af,er MONDAY, ne S, 1853 trans leave Inirt.ehS
Station for Albany snd Troy connecting with Norhefn .S
Western trains T:3o = 4. o, lV:p p N. Steep
ing Cars attached to and 1890 trains Thee N.
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge via Troy
j. NJ TOtCEY Asst, SUPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

4 TLANTIC and GKEAT WIS., EkN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. via the En-
Railway from OF Ctsmbers-s,., RCNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
with rairosds for all principal cities IN the we
This road Is beng extended and will b. in complete
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbana, Dayton Cnsts
natl and 81. Louis. without break VI gauge -
r. IL GoopnAs Gen. Ticket Ag-, H SWEETSER
" bfssdville Pa General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OYPIcs, FiasT DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CITY, Nay -. 1865.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
VIII DO sold at Public Auction. to the highest bidder a.
Giesborc ID. c, on
FRIDAY, Jun. ., 1855
TUESDAY, June 8 lA5
THURSDAY, June 9. 1865,
FRIDAY, June 3. 1865,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, snd FRIDAY
Of -sch week h~res during the month Il June 1853
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH DAY.
For road and farming purposes, good bargains be
had
Horses .od .insy. Sale to commence a, 10 Terms
cash in United Stsies currency
Steamboat Tor Gi.sboro will leave Seventh wharf Wash.
ing,os. every hour from a to p.
JAMES A. rKrN.
Breve, Brs Gen, in charge fir. Division Quarterma.sr
0c1sraFs Once.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OryICs,
WA.HISGTON. ID. g., May 20, lob3.

NOTICE.-SALE OF AKMl MULES'-
Many Thousands OF MULES being disposed oil at pup
lie sale, at w a.hiugt0n.
The sales will continue until the number Of animals Is re-
proportion the reduction " tho armies now going
rapidly. .
There in the Armies Of the Potomac Of the Tennessee
and Of Georgia probably 1000 Of the ne,t mule teams In
the world
Of them st In the beginning Of the war
young mules accompanied the armies IN all their marches
camps Thoroughly broken hardened by exercise
gentle familiar from being lons surrounded by tue SOL
diers
The whole South Ia stripped Of farming stock, and the
North las suffered from the drain Of animals taken to
supply the armies go
These animal, sold a, public auction they will not
bring anything like their vsne and such opportunities
for farmers get working animals to stock their farms and
and dealers stock make good specnton BY
them and di.posug Of them IN the South VIII
again. NJ O. hEloS,
OuAr.ermss.er .C;eneral, Br-y.t Major General
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF LARCHMONT

IDEREMPIOR1 SALE Of LahCHhONl ,
Il We.tehe.ter County.-The residence OF T.. X. COL.
Inns will be sold by JAMES NJ. MILLER Auciioeer, on
the premises, SATURDAY, Juns 10, at O'CLOCK, =. m.
Th. ysluabe estate comprises y3 is hour from
Twenty -.eventh.t by New Haven Railroad. distant two
mile. irom NewRochele ~ ding already sse'ed for
station HALF A MILE Distant FROM THE PkOfth
~. On the premises Is spacon superior bnh Mansion
House, with oubuidings also well built, beautifully 10
Gated double English cottage coach house &c &c
The land is hish undula;ins sud -hteudns nearly mile
sound with unusual edsptabity for building sites
mos, Of have and All OF them In full view
of the Sound and East River.
For health beauty Of scenery. bathing fishing and yacht
Ing i. rarely equaed; also valuable MINERAL deposits.
The entire property Is hnsy shaded and tho extensive
lawns the mansion have arches and avenues o! superb
trees, uay. and imported Of half certurys growth Those
wishing loca,. first class watering place VIII on inspec
won md combination Of sdyantsgss probsbly not 20 be
found elsewhere In this Sac positive and without
reserve, rain shine. in parcels to suit pIcLeer fof
maps and pacuar spply to the aucioncers NO - Fine st.
OF TO T. kCOLLiNS the place address him, Larch
mont New Rochelle Pos. Office, y. Y.
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6tationerp ano fanep GOODS.

A CCOUNT BOOKS and STATIONERY.-A
N full supply constantly hsna and made to order Bud
ness men invited TO call 1t the old stand Unteo states
Revenue Stsmps constantly ON hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER. FlTCHBUR0, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new and saunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK.
Leave Now ork daily iSundsys excep,ed At ociootp -
from Pier No. % North River, foot Of Vestry It.,
FOR NEW-LONDON.
there connecting With tie Steamboat Express Train sr -
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and We
ce.e Worcester and Nashua and New London and Nohss
Railroads. .. =,
FREIGHT taken the lowest rates For Information nquo
of Il 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pisx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains viii

j 4 leave James slip. New.York. as fol,ows:
800 m Gr-npor Mail and Passenger Train stopping u
all Way stations snd connecting with Glen Head Rosyn md
Heinpstead 1raina
J:jO syosset Train stopping ct all Way Stations.
$3.50 n. Greenport Express connecting with Roslyn,
Glen Head and Hepesd and stopping at all Stations east n
ficksvie eIcep; Saturdays. which days Extrs
Train will p. making ali the connections to Farm
neda and which days the Express viii stop betws
Jamaica AID Deer Park.
1880 o. ~ Syos.e. Passenger Train and all Way Stations
ceptins Glen Head and Roslyn.
3Op. IN. For North Islp Hampstead, Glen Head aat
Roslyn.
On Sunday an Excursion Train leaves Hunters Poipt 80
a m for ysphank and oil intermediate Stations.
%. CHARLlCk President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

NYEW.JERSEY RAI.ROAD.-Trainsl leave
IN foot OF Corandt.t for PHLADELfHiA, 70 and II -
IN IN m 4 and . o. IN, and IL midnight, for BALrInOsD
and WAsarsgroH. a. . aud 1880 m, p and lsmid-
nrht Military Tickets not receivable in the p. train
Ior otlxr particulars SEQ bills at Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

Assn. q. NJ. OvyIcs, FoRAoE DEPARrxxSr.)
CORNER WHITEHALL ASD BRIpop SIS. ,
NEw.ioRK CIrY June 2, 1855.
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction on
w WEDNESDAY, the Tth instant, at II ocoek m at
Pier No. 5, North River In this city 900 bushels damaged
OATS In ssrks.
Payment to be made In United States funds.
The Oats to be removed within "a hour. aiicr the sale
\. ID. BURCHARD,
Captain and Asst. Q uartermas.er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
LNRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot

Vl'k lE hAlLM I.-lrallls led'c Dtpos W.
~ Of Chambsrss. via Pavons Ferry:
Day Expre-s for cansndsigua Roeaester bouAo,
Salamanca and West Connects at Buffalo with Lake Shofe
and Grand Trunk Railways and At Salamanca with AtAans
aud Great Western Hallway - 80
$3.50 a M, Min and Way Train. daily, to OtsUie
Express Mail Tor Buffalo. connecting "''o LAAs
Shore Railway. 49,
40 Way Train, for Port Jervis and Newough
D. Night Express, for Canandaisua. Rochester bonA$
Salamanca and West. NJ.
.. NJ Lightning Express daily for C.nandaisga hoches
ter, B0fao. Salamanca, DunkiGk. and West oonnecS
Buffalo vita LsAe Shore and Grand Trunk KawayS snaH
Sala.auca with A,lsntc and Great Western Railway.
p u Emsrsn, Train, daily, for Buffalo Salamanca D~
HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l Supt New Yort-
VIZ r. BARR Cenl Pass. Agent New'fork
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Jnstrnetton.
,Or JNST - founded 1855.
s. 4 MER. SCHOOL INST,
r DOTREAR's COMMERCIAL ACADE-

u NV Vo 600 Broadway. gentlemen or boys can nave
lessons in rapid business writing practical Aeep
&c snd learn more of business affairs IN oso
,o tha IL years at ordinary schools Open day and even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEY.


~ Passenger Depot in New York foot Of Libertyst snA
eight Depot in NewYork. Pier No 2 North River con-
meeting Hsn.pon Junction with Delaware Lscsawanna
ami Western Railroad Easton with ehish valley Ae
road and lis connections forming direct line to Pitt'oish
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO The "hSI.
Two Cypress Trains daily from the West except suniagS
when evening Trail. c.,
Sixty Miles ami Two Hours saved by this line TO Chicas~
Cincinn,, ST Louis. etc. with but change Of cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing phil - 1867 lesv. New DIRK as 70 lows;
Ats:oO g M, for Eaton, Msuch Chunk. Wilismspoct
Wilkesbarre. Mahsuoy City &a
m For B-rren Point 49, -, ,,,.
TRAIy-At 90 q toe fernington, fASton, W ~
Gap Scranton Wikesbsrre Great Bend, Piston Bnsasn'
500 g. m Western Express for Eason Scranton. Gfea
Bend Allentown Reading. Harrisburg, Pittsburgh sid ds
West but OF 10 Cincinnati OF Chcae
and but two changes to 1t. LOUIS - ,
n 90 H. 2 3:5l. $3.50. 1920 and ii m. fcr Elizabeth
II 90 IN. TRAry--ror Eason Allentown. Msnch Chuue,
Wikesbarre. ResdiIg. Pottsvl.e, Blrrisougs &c .
Tn u-For aston, on Great Bend, Betnlehen. ~
len,own ~ .ucn Chunk, and WilaurspoTt-
SD n.-for Someivills and Fleuin ,ton.
$40 T. m-for Sou.eTvi,.s. a.,
400 .. m. WHsrERS ExPRgss TRArS-for Esstou Anes'
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. and tn. West oes
ina car, through from Jersey City Pittsburgh every eEenns
ELrrABErHPoRr AND NEw-ioRE FEL4f-Leave New
York from Pier No. n. r. at o:OO Bozs stop " be-
gen Point and Mariners Hsrbor x..
Tickets tor the West be obtained ct the once 20
Central Railroad Company. foot OF Liberty st. ~ NJ va
Aston House Nos IN and so Broadway aud At toe 1
cpal hotels JOSIAH " siEAhNo oupeIln'enor1~
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and EW.HAyEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855
COMMANDING MAY Is. 1893.

PASSENGER Station In EewYork Twenty Seventh =
and Fourth-ave. Entrance on Twenty ->eventa-s,-
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T. MISUNDERSTANDING FIRST PRE-.
j. MUM FIREWORKS and wAUGH'S NONPAREu
T0RPEpOES for SALE at his Mandatory Nos 90 ~
202 Ninth-ave, New-York
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HIGHLAND DELL BOARDING.HOUsE.

-Thi. House open 10 receive Sumner boafder
IL l. b.any ocaed On a spur Il the Bloc Mountain three
mile. from the Delaware Wafer Gap two mile. from strouds-
bsfs Livery attached bar kegi Fog further par
tlcular. apply 10 CHARLES FOULkf. Proprietor.
s,roudsbufg. Monroe Co.. Penn
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Millinern.
GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD can be had at Flushing,
" ON, milo from depot Rooms large saS cool; ample
pleasure grounds. with shade sLrubbory plenty Of fruit
tables, milk. &C.; Apply to Mr. H. DoNELsoN. cS'"sF
Fah.sye. and West Tweni ynr.i It, or address D. D.
HENDRICkSON Prince. place, Flushing l..
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EIREWORKS.-A general assortment Z
Il plain and coored FIREWORKS and of the hes, No..
for SALE BY BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co.. " -
No. 221 w sebins ou.<
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD ana
l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Peck-snp for Nsv.
Haven &C 3:l5 and II p. m. connecting with Railroad
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EIRST EDITION EXHAUSTED.

New and revised edition ready method Of
Instruction for the Piano Voice and Harm GEORGE
ROOT entitled the Musical
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DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSKILL
i MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS. SARA
QUEBEC and all other points North and West. via Hue
SON RIVER.
DAY BOATS for ALBANY landing at Cozzenss Ho>a
Dock West Point Newburgh Poughk epse hinebeck Css
kill and Hudson.
steamboat C. vTBBARD, Capt. q. II. Hitchcock TUES.
DAYS THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS, and the DANIEL
DREW the alternate morning ION and after Msy 2,d)
m from Pier foot Of Desbrosses touching at Thirtisth<
Pier toreceive passengers at 7:l0.
Tickets sold board snd baggage checked orthe West aol
North making close and connections with the NEW.
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAILROADS
Baggage transferred without charge.
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Gales bn Auftion.

A UCTION PHOENIX COFFEE
~ HOUSE M 20 Pine-st TUESDAY, June 6, at Il
O'Clock. by MINER & SOMERvILLE. All fixtures an
ever ything pertaining to the Restaurant business
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EOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUGH.
Il KEEPSIE, RONDQUT and KINGSTON landing =
Cozzen's Dock Cornwall snd Milton. The steamer MARY
POWELL will leave Desbrosses st. every afternoon az
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fireworks.

nEPOT tor J. HADFIELDs FIRST PRE-.
- MUM FIREWORKs.-A full assortment Of IL -
quality at the lowest pdce Dealers respectfully invita-
to call 4. FOULDS No. - John a.
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EOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, BRISTOL ana
l. WEST CAMP.-S.eamers lesve foot Of Hsrriss,,S
daily, Sundays excepted at O'Clock 2. IN.