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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-04
HUDSON FOX,
Licensed AuctiOneeEy
AUCTIONEER,

Is prepared to sell at auction, every description o
property anywhere in Kenosha at short notice
Post Office address, KESosHA, WIS. 5m26
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-04

RenOshn High schOOI-The following
pupils of the HIgh School are deserving of pub
lie mention, as standing highest in the roll of
the term ending Dec. 29d, 1856.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-04

Cannot stay the flight of years, but they can force
back and hold aloo disease that might triumph over
the aged and the young. Let none hesitate then,
but seize the favorable opportunity that offers When
taken as nrascri he'd
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-04
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
DR.. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE.

THESE Life-giving remedies now, for the first
time given publicly to the world. For over a quar-
ter of century Of private practice the ingredients
in these
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-04
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS

Nothing can be productive of cure than these
Pills. Their almost magic influence is felt at once !;
and the usual concomitants of this most disressin
disease removed. These remedies are made from
the unrest
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-04
An Eternal Spring!
These Famous Remedies

is left for this day and hour to realize the dream
and show, in one glorious fact, the magic that mad
it fair.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-04

And all eruptons of the skim the SALVE is most in
valuable. 1t does not heal externally alone, but
penerates with the most searching effects to the very
root of the evil
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-04
Vegetable Compounds.
FOR Cmtaneous Disorders

They will not harm the most delicate female, and
be given with good effect in prescribed doses to
the Youngest babe. IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-09

GEN SWEENEY. The following order was
receized uesterdau al the ileadnuarters OF the

GEN. SWEENEY. The following order was
received yesterday at the headquarters OF the
Military Division Of the Tennessee: - -.
Z By direction Of The President, MAJOR
Thomas W Sweeney, 18th ]. 5. infantry,
Breyet Colonel 0. S. army, IS hereby DISMISS
.e1 the service Of the United States tor absence
without leave, By order Of the Secretary Of
Mar: E. D: TOWNSEND, 4 f. ~.
We learn that AIajor Sweeney, whose 1egl-
ment. as IS we'll known, is stationed at this place,
made application some time since for leave Of
absence, which was refused The application
was made The second time with similar result
and then Major Sweeney, without PERMISSION /,
absented himself from his regiment, and t re
above order was issued in consequence OF $ ach
action. five are not misintormed, he had teen
eighteen years il the regular army, an d was
also appointed major general Of y397IuD 1eers- =
He holds the office OF Secretary OF War Of the
Fepian organization -NosAv51ze U's' or,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-09
G. G ii FL Z r C 7 8 Z.

new YORK, January 8-F]our lined 100
Is cts; Wheat declined 1902 cts; Corn declined
] ct; Beef quiet; Pork heavy; Lard dull, at Is
0l72 cts; Whisky dql], at 81 26g92 90 Cotton
BALTIMoRE, January 8.-The prices 81 -four,
wheat and corn are without change from last
cue tatjcns. transactions small, but prices
maintained.
GEoRGETowN, January S.-I'h emar]Iet open
ed this morning with a good demand for -four.
Sales are mainly to supply The city trade. and
the price list OF Saturday remains Unchanged
Grain-No wheat offering. Corn unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-09
WASHINGTON NEWss s.

Advices received at the Depart nent OF State,
from III. S. Consuls at EuroI ear ports, indica te
tb at the Asiatic cholera, wbi ,h at one time
threatened to scourage the " Aole country, has
subsidized to great degree.
About $500, 900 worth Of the new ifty-cent
fractional currency will BE- ready for circulation
in fewd days.
The u. S. Treasurer yesterday signed draft
fer $25, 900, payable 10 the wife ofthe late Pres
ident I4incolR.
Last week the Treasury Department disburs-
ed, On account of the War and Navy Depart
ments, SIS, TOO, 900,
In reference to the refusal Of the negroes in
many places at the South, to contract for labor,
a letter from the South, published in the news
papers, says hen the SOLDERING effect Of
hunger succeeds to the intoxication Of the hour
the blacks Will probably begin to appreciate
their condition and contract with land owners.
Now, nothing can be got from them. 1t is
Tell me, tell zne I i,nplore,
VIII you Labor as before?
Quoth the niger: "Nevermore."
A paper published in Salt Lake city, has The
courage boldly to denounce the Mormon abom-
nations and the 1uIe OF Brigham Young.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-09
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
El|1zz 81 . 5s::=5E5z= ====:zzz
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Office and Depot, (for the present:}

" 1C- IliA i)O0, WV t!iC " tStAlty
NO. IS, KING STREET,
T7HIS COMPANY is now prepared to Go q
4 GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
PURTATION BUSINESS,
10 and from New York Philadelphia Balti-
more Washington, Alexandria, Richmond,
Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch5urg, Char
louisville, Winchester Harris
onburg, Staunton, Lexington,
Salem and Bz;sto in Va;
Knoxville Tennessee; " eIdon, Gol0sbore
Wilmington New bern, Raleigh, Green's
boro', Salisbury, and Charlotte:
\. c., and to and from
Al Stations on the Orange & Alexandra, Viz
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
mond and etersburg, Petersburg and
Weldon, Wilmington and Weldon,
Atlantic and \ orth Carolina,
Ea}eigh-and CASTOR, and
North Carolina
Central rail
roads.
is rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies
of the Contrary will be extended to other
States. of which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges is based upon fair bust
ness principles, yielding areaSonable profit to
the Company, without being oppressive to tho
public Upon this basis it confidently presents
its claims for fair share Of patronage: relying
upon its large capital and the character OF lts
officers ana agents for that public confidence
essential to success. "
-, ' GEORGE T. WHITTINGTON,
ian ely Acting Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-09

E. y. MATTHEWS, T. !" LOVING,
Of Richmond, Va. o. Ne!sGn: a.
TH7H. UNDERSlGN I'D HAVE fOR LED
/ DartneYship, under the name and :ty'ls 81
MATTH!3 w = LOVING,
and having purchased the stock OF Messw.
Wilmer q Washington, will continue the
AUCTION 8 COMMISSION BUSINESS:
:" WHOLEsALE s. RETAIL GROCERY,
at the ods.and Of lIessrs. Winner u 'Tashins-
tor, Il O. I, Janney's Wharf, and no. s. Unioa
street, Alexandra, Va, where :hsy will be glad
to see !her friends
Consignments Of Country T rodUce: &c, ma&e
reasonable effort will be given TO render general
satifaction T. A. MATTHhWS.
de SO-tf L L. LOVING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-09

IL y = CHEAP GOODS.
II respectfully inform 10y friends and the pup
lc IN general, that have removed from no 1856
ing Street to No 10 Uherel. will be pleased
t see allmy old customers, for is my intention
co sell at the very lowest 1narSet: prices, and L
know all that should favor with their patro-
mage will be well satisfied with their bargains.
Do not forget to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere. I have now On hand fine aSsor5-
ment Of The following goods, and Of which will
defy competition:
Dar}, Calicoes from g to 80 cts,
Opera Flanncls, all colors, IS e
Delaines from 81 to 81 cts.
All Wool Flannels from IS cts. ana 9pwar15s.
Shawls and Cloaks from S. 60 to $50 co. besides
fine and selected assortment Of House Fur
nishing Goods such as Bleached and Unbleach-
ed Muslin, Shooting, Napkins Towels, &c, &c;
also very large assortment Of Sontags, Nubias,
| Hoodsand Wooden Jackets, and different other
articles too numerous to mention.
I. BENDHEIM,
No ECO, King street, near Columbus.
n. B.-Country dealers and farmers will do
well TO give me call, and look for themselves
before purchasing. ian S-2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-09

mt Q T c i
while navigation is suspended between Alex
andria and Washington, the Orange and Alex
andria r. r will RIM an ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, making, in connection with the mail
train, the following hours:
Leave Alexandria at 5, 40 a. N, & H., 10 a.
m, p ~, 8 p m, and p. m.
Leave Washington a. H., O. a. M, Il q. 1n.,2
T. '''' - " " ". Il. McCATFERTT,
jan6-5f General Superintendent.
4 CARD-Accor,t due Us for goods pur-
n chased in 1860, were rendered in January,
1861, the NEST OF which were paid previous to
the "occupat tom Of the town by the military.
There still! remain unpaid considerable num-
Der, some prior to 1860.
Since the return o. OFT friends and Neighbours,
and now hope it VIII not 5e deenled 1A1rcGSo1a~
tie if these claims: are presented Ior settlement:
After New Years Day they viii be handed
in. T. T. MILLER, SON & co.
dec 27-eoZw
1OTICB 1.-The unders; Snel having qualified
~ as executors unda2 the will u Henry Chat
ham. deceased, give notice 20 all persons n
debted to the estate 10 come forward! and settle,
and ali persons having claims against said estate
20 present them tOr settlement, daily authentlca
ted. NATHANIEL HOUSU.
JOHN c. GRAHAM. Executors
JOHN i. DIXON.
Alexandria January 5. 1865 Jan {--lWz
.G{AP, LETTER. and NOTE PAPER, EN-
! EEIOPE&. INKS, and everything in The
SrATLUNANI LINZ can De iao chem Tor
cash at IOH2 II. PAnHOII'o
jan U-co4t# Auction &; Commission Store.
-. FOR SALE OF EI3oS T. The rtree-story
-.:.L Brick ~ I:;i,Ii >@I.5, ii tue 3OOt Il
Cameron stree. with TIE wharf, can .'o 5o9Gh-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-09
1 DORK FO' r SALE.

I have for sale between 20o0 and 900 pounds
OF e1celleT It PORK, which [ will sell by the
single az hog or retail after market hours. Also
.SALL Z DIRK, by the pound.
3 JAMS Str JOHN E. LAkKlN, Pitt st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
an 81 NeudY May H. t66i tsus ior Albany and Toy
connecting W hortLe AID Western ans win leave New-foss
Tiss M Espres, usn Vi, Hndon liver Railroad Ihireh'
,pd thfurh BIsaio and sgsenson Bride without
bsure sud 0neCR. Toy Nth trains ioE Rutland bur
ling and Moue.L - ,-.,---. ~
,h sne-n trains. AID ttTroy with trains Tor ne North
M uaIism hAt 1sd, Iveatysiki ~ and
Fourth ting Chsthsm with Western Rsfosa iof Len
anon spngs Pis kc A5sry with vlns Tor West and 81
win rsns Coz srios sfrns Blland Burlington aud Mon
ueh.
Albany train West mdt Toy with tIsns ioE honueA
with ,leeyngcsrs stt1cbel CT.
Sp N Express tain va Harlem Rsfosd conne,tns at Chhsn
vti Eosd Lebanon spIss and PntIteld az Albany
with trains or Wet, and Toy with ;Tsn ia Radsnd Burns on
aud Mon,gel
m fr.s. ,r va Hudor River Rslro-d, with seepngcn
are8 sad to ID Buflo and s1sPenscn Bndse without
change OF cars SeepnyCr day excepting Saturday.
attached Sevlc tbropsn.o OseaselEn ~sho1t eAanse
via Rome W. and ~ Railroad "a, IAN VII run on 'uH'I W.
Iection ior Troy vii Be uisle ~ l.. Albany ,,
m p M trsE via ii.oh Rive sroia with aeeppgear attached
srrvns Aesnysna Troy tie morning and connecting win
u'H' i'' N''n 'h1 wM n VANDERBILT. veePrs.den;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

PAssage 10 Lopdss. diet 900 go snd.f p'Ysps ia
currency Pssssse from London ESQ payshs Cod
MAf PENN CapiAin Eilurs. from ke~N ofk. Agglff2fl
ATLANTA. Csq'l Ia PukLsnl, fom Nev prk Sep. ah
BELLOSA, Csp,.in DiIcn. from Newierk. sept ssh.
CFLLA Csp,sn 6leudel ffom New ioit. sept tstl - - -
IT, and elegant Bri.h iron siesmsl,p WV. FEM aey
ALL Tor L1ndoa direct SATURDAY Aufuf. % -
Pie No horih River The io rs.eu
this unsrrpassd For Pass pnT o.
CHAS. A Whitley. No - Broadway fof fezhiA ppy a,
80 snL-L--L- MOMLAND : AHfINMALl. Ar.ni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

- LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW and The IRISH PORTS
m. .gof.ts Passenger Steamers Of u. Anchor lans
BRITANNIA ssis SATURDAY. Aus. -
IOWA ,ais sATt RDAf. hept. l.
llIBER.lA sails SA1UKDAlt sept o.
r. Psssar~ PAYABLE In cuencylo LaFef'oe bsft'N
Belfstt Deny Dohin Cabins 80 and 90 s,e-ihc ~
from hrsc Ports 20 Ncl oh 80 70 aN
Cstin 800 end Ss'i s.eefss 80
for l.fthet information envy 81 tho Couipsnyt ohes
FRANCIS MAC DONALD ! Co, agents
n. ~ ..o. - VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

I ONG ISLAND RAILROADS. arrange
IL meat from August - is6o-sages james lp n = ~
Tor r-cnpott sections uJ0s M lor sYosset sHd way 80
lions 331 Ergs. irlu ID Gr-snpor 600 m syossst sd
ststons North lspsrd setious and Saturday
nights 20 Ysphink
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD. COMPANY
vi Foot BirciysOn and amer July H. Morning. mall 'r'in'
(r .rkeisown and stations will cave o. $50
Sian Express wsft Q! Mlbln rAO p "a Dover
EIpenA p m . .-,,,-,, .,.-. ,..,-,..,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
\EW.YoRK aud NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
ltCs SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1875.
CONVINCING JULY =. ls0o.

P.u,s.st Station Hsw.Yors, frsny ans
Four.hsvs EIfgsnse on TWENTY ssven.h's-
TRAINS LEAVE EEWYohh:
For New iisy.n. 100, ACC (E1) Ip- nj pA tEfJ '''
TI ! at5. 40 and s0DlEr, ~ - a.
For Bridgeport. zoo eco, (H,I lLR n; iAL, lEfJ NV
Fr.D Us. 80 ard $50 tEI J p. N
For FsiIhsd sogtspsr and Wesp2F, 100 uOL NJ In 80
re. Norwsh. 200 toc. Er1 so. lips Hl tELJ 400
~. ! 8l5 go SO too fEr. - n
FOR Dsri.n 100. SO no "a il45, so ~ p m
~, 9r-,nvI-h 100 80 s2l5 AS. a. SO. 63opm
FOR STANFORD Toe % tEr1 80 lilo a. NJ lAlS EI Sl'
400 fEIJ q, )o $50. sJ9 100 lLI.Dp ~, m, ga,
Dor ro Chs.te H,rnedisfe stations ~ NV IA" u
gis rs ~ so. 80. 100 o. ~.
For Boston. via Springfield eco m tEI 800 tEr,lao pm
For Boston. Shor, Line lll5, tEI.l Go9 p m go
For Hartford Springfield eco a. M tExJ iAS 1Oo tE1'l
s.E ccin,caeu River Rse,i eco tEIl ialsp tOMou
"" W, a.rd ProSdsHes ssd F.sll Railroad 900 tEI,l
NV H,,,n NswLenden ,1s sOHi-lOn Rs'0.d 600
40 y
- -. 49,. y,iirosd r. rs 20 Northampton
b., Hon,sione Rslrosd. Ia m, .. n.
Der raursinck RAIose. b0J a n Aol 2. M
o., n.rbgry and Nor~sE Raihosd. ,Ps p NJ, 40 n
JAMES III. HOYT SUIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
6ouses ono farms illanieo.

q 6ouses ano farms manteo.
DRIVATE FAMILIES ONLY, having one or two
ROOMS which they VIII gentlemen Of 1T
invited to address Gshbs terms and pseaSrs
~ B,K Nc. 3gJ7, City
lJIrENTED-THREE or -FOUR ROOMS, fur
nhed or uuurhed partially faTns he'd Suitable for house
&s.ar nv gentleman Az VII q respectable locality Address
s.ssin, ient aea psrticasfs ROOMS. Trbune Once.
T,ARNS wanted to purchase in the neghborhood Of
IL EFWYORR City and Country Rs E.iSte bought sod and
ezoAEsl ts Land Agency Of r. FLA1AU, Nc tNswChau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
90 fei.

- M 60 Eef.
HOUSE TO LET or for SALE, in
hSrs.nin tor months from Oct see, oontsins y
Hi swithooi seKss foz Two hsrss acre y n. Zen Siy
STMM POWER TOs LET. -rfirt or and
~ Iols Canal and WahsssG nssG Bfcsdwty. Power unsx
Ssotioubls y. j. lNsLER Nc. lea Wslksf-sL
HTTaM POWER.-R0oms in building Nos. 199 and
~ sn1e0t Wsterst Brootyn Size is1llS vii let together
y sspaas Apply 70 ESGINEER on pIsEises
mo Elm Luquesr-st., Brooklyn, q three-story
~ ntson stone mont HOUSE with fs lwsasr last outsde
III "a r. G. KELLOGG, No. " Foarsnpscs Clinton a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
6otels.

A MEXICAN HOTEL. Broadway and Eighth.st.,
"A NswYoz tbs European plan Rooms IN suits OF 'hsJ
moderate rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

Ueooins CARDS. 81.
ALVIN EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Futon.st.-
Bji'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Excursions.

GfCnr6lolS.
nAILY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY:-De-
shtfui the favoTie Jsse Hoy
daily SUNDAY. excepted from PIE. No 81 loot O. <og
embracing sail through ts NATION" ltu 10
Bay past lafayette Hamilton &C. 70 PoI Monnon lna
returning NewYofE, sTytge' 80 p eIe 0t Ae ''sl" I
Is eents dren under Of age ha rIe o,, g.
NGTT-Y FXCTRSIONS 10 GLEN COVE and
ACKNOWLEDGMENT White stone Bsyis Docf Great Ne1,
Point Mots Dock ard Glen WooS 1e iss 20 -, 49,
SMITH Capt smith will Peck sp y ef 10 ~ Etsl byei
- onus suDdsvs excepted 9:l5 for the above landings
Rs,ruius will esvs Royn $50 touching Tor psiiener
at footo Thirty sevenh-s p r. each way.
EXCURSION SEASON o. l-GG.
TO TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS.
reduced rates ifon New oIE va t,s
F, Like Ontario River Lawrence tpsssng Ihosssnd ahe.
and Rspds Of Lawrence daylight 20 Mones quebec RIVER
saguensy White Mountain Portland Boston Lake
Lake Cbsmpn George ssso SPRING. Newport and Ee1IH
lo'New.YOrE ,,r..--.,t,.
For particulars Of rous rsies Of FIRE ifes and s noimson
apply the office Of the Grand Iunk RAILROAD ana hos t ~
''''''' wv - f. p BEAcH. Gepersl Aaent
HEALTH AND PLEASURE-North Shore Staten
Ii Isand FsTry.-Le4ves daily from Pier NO ~ between
courlsnd. aud Dey-s', 7"9 lOi nj l2f Up
Sundsy arrangement .. ST. no. M a. as "a p M 40 elu
ter fOY excursions HU6UESoT Also to e fo sondAy
asbools nd Pic. MICS Pouons 0rov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

Ufean 5teamtrs.
rT,HE,NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
BRENESsH. A. p. Hsynsber, carrying n. Uniise
s.,,.sns the Bremen ThHd hopoSsn
"a SATURDAY, Avg IS,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
rakns 70
tnynoy gAVRE SOUTHAMPTON AID BREMEN
f.ny tos payable In gold OF Its u,1snt currency
hs,srt esbn e1. second osoa $500 sesrAse. sO'a
10 nssf,oved by tie stssuship AMERICA, J. {. Msydi
Q'rtsr S~n' saa8ci q. - r. ga.
'N'' WV ',StsI2El g. 9. g lss.:s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

CORPORATION NOTICE-Public Notice is here
- 5y gwen the owne occupant or occupants OF
& lie following snd are lodged IL
e Board Of Assessors Tor erainon By ali persons
i For baiang Spring Greene and
a. To- building Walker street between Baxter aud
w. Foo building sewer Howmasss' between Centre cad
s Fof boHJins SEVER IA Elddgsreet between Canal and
H. Tor bu ding sewer Ons hundred aniveuiy sgthiire
OH Tor regulating and paving Wesstreei from Hammond to Ho
snd the paving between West and
Sof pTins win tap boeks FOuesn,hrees between Third
s' Fo psvns blocks Tweniyeath'Fee i'o~ f'
Fo s.ing curb snd gutter snd fsng the sidewalks on
Woi,h.ires from Broadway 70 Baxter sre.t Al, a., -,
Lets Of Ground vacant Lots pieces ald pie CT LAn'
Ia, Ga both side. Of spras,rre Mercer and Greene
5 o, bo.h side, OF Wake between Centre and Baxter
i On both sides Howard rect Fin and Centre Streets
a. o. ,des u LdTdse street between Canal sHa Division
80 On both side. o. Onshundre and ehth''re between
s On Inc ge.' side Of w..non,'rr, and beth 'ides n
one auded and THY south Of H55oEsp also 81 the o'
both sides OF The aieleetng .eei IRON 20 s an
% o me north I II iamu0ndseet "a the eIent Of Eai A
roll .om Wsshingtou-see, 70 Thtesniisv,uae. -,
synves aad TO TIE h tue block on We nieseH streets
a. On both ,des or Teatyrh'i street nom Fir,t to FIN.
svena, tbe Of hat tie block on the n'e'eehs
Oh Al ths io on both eide. commencing at q
40 one o0te Of wor'[ee saa Eg''sss
and also oil the lOis on botn sides o. NoIhsi oe'"e ~ ~
Az s whose Interest, are affected by he sboyensmed Aces,
s,sd 10 present i6sT objection whiting oithe under
signed At their 2eise No ~ O.sm5siss'.e p. "a I
Of A..s"ors NTS CodriIou's Auso'i e iseo o,v,pv
% IaHS ~ = onTATnnwkTtiilf
i isaAc o .. Hunt HUST. LII"
Boeld Of Assessora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

IRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot oil
D.y Eryr-.. ior Rochester Basio S.asHs' DaailrI
sud Al points We 49, aoufl.
m. WAY Train. daily 70 Otrvlls.
lnA n Lspr,s. Nal. Pvt 30 SsAmsBcs and Nos,.
-. m. Nsy Irsn, Tor Mddl.'gSn
cap. N, Nsy iof fou Jarvis, hss ourgh, Nswief
SO D. M. GiEIf LEps-s. Ballo Sssmsnls End panklrs
Lfinn. sSps, day Buhslo, stamina pansirS
suii al points " eft an souif
D. m, Enigfrn rr.in. ds'ly. oT The Ner. .
kEpe Trans dot cogeeelin with " soulhefn anG
Mo4en lines. HUGH RIDDLE. cenl SuPt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Professional Notices.

nR. LANNON'S Paris London and New-York
spsc. Trestr-nt Of Local Constitutional Nervous Dssssf
s.urs F,,ua aud Piles Once No lii Broadway newxo<S
Hors Of consultation from 10 a. 20 D m texcspe sgadsysl
NOTICE TO PATIENTS-NERVOUS DEBIL.
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DARITAN AND DELAWhhl. BAY RAILROAD
Ia CHANGE OF iME
a. "a ,n,r MONDAY Aug 1896 the sns and bosls OF this
sesnsr Jesse HoYF viii s.,. Per No Neb R,sr fSot
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md al iIstlon on the Csmdsnthd Atlantic
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Ne Ho,th River ding win rains for the points and
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10t SALE-A COTTAGE in Llewellyn Park With

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.Anlus With good 6uidugs well stockcc with ig ' ns.A
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