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4mwements.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN ws,r .sr
MONDAY EVENING sspse&6er 8
MAJ s sEssss 1ss sscSfsTao1D. ..,,., !, Pro-
losue and three Aets. entitled.
Founded upon Ne m Of cso.Ho K. ao r.m.t.b. sdve.s
Of oaeIn lln.es. The eha1steE Of ,, ,,,,,.rao,y
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OLD FAv0RlrEs AS WELL * NV NAMRs
New ssensry by.. IA H.srd snd A.sistsnts
Nv Nv 4S sa' Mons odo and sG BoSsnos
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s ss~ liz ~ a " CsleF
cASLio 's'f Th2 cniRLAg!AS, oor,.o,n
Warehouses DE MoYrELIET ti apv.,gE@sa,,ss' vyu..a
aNyg7rA frs, ,pn.,r,n.p,. Miss HATTiE THoRE
MARQUIS De MoNrELIkN tarst apPeaIaheel, w pAyIpax
ARTHUR CLEVELAND ldrs, LANES s Rg5S
MARQNcELLi frs. aRpesrancs) pooala.os
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pepopt. M y; psea IN
Marquis De L'u s9sofsis Of THE cHi.ARiiT4E
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to c cOye TSs report so S %s .s
o as he @ Appointment the beseses Of Pes Tbs
acT Tn. s Hotel p w. Sss:s sSss
haPPy sop csVoc rscomunsndrd Tie delicate ssss.
thousand that she Is hs Of ~ s@n Il hop in the
Rue 81 HonoTe noble Fan;e spd lady 81 rsTs 2 yd H.
c6anasn She elixir Of lie The ytOrs r..
The rerognition bv the Charlatsn She sbal Do
Magic Mirror Once more mysterious picture wing ~ 80.
and what arc YOU nsuoy Of score Of year, ass
chase youT secrecy. nMadrn Cha an ho p.S ~.
'Wsers Slal' 'Fhav' sought her in ''n' "fina "'
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sue ri dseovery aud rescue SCENE ~ ,sxe, s-
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sS s. sss ss '
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"a, ~, b,nt viii nreeud her father Ohfs
Mirror The death prophecy. stand and 0eh'
%e a the people o sye az e ' The Lo@,s
ah .ayerng love. ScKzE 3-rhe sleepns CHA
mothers sake| SCENE o--Ihe ioooy o.
s SCENE THE grand "a uasque The apPoinnens
Sses center chsndei The hoas Of yeye TIE sssst
WHO bears the meey shall the crown fSa mus; y
from Franee" The discovery Too late the house srroundsd.
E sre desche and the defense Arrest OF the harch'ne "
Monlehen and Annette. To the Bsstiie!
ACT THRD-scEsE 1.-The underground printing once N .es
4 Rue Lesdglerres Song Slaves Of the Pen The evounnsy
bulletins Te twelve consPistors SEINE paid IN e.s sss N
promises and the hghne and The ue
hss arrived HO, for the Basle" scene S1CHAhBLk N the
Battle Tue Duke de fronzac and Annette Rath death than
j honor Themob without They howl hrs hyehn SesSs IA
Bss, The terrible nistake The death Of De froDzle. IN:
head UPON pike DOs.as and DMonine Serves them nht
fol wearing clean k stockings Look up Ermina S,s nr
love too late for life The Of tie Charaan as scsyees
shall destroy bis ea,s the juse Drsas his 'ns'ru w. sA''
| Doors open at 7f-Comme Ice zASXel2sA 4
! Seats secured three days In dvsGee.
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CUPREMR COURT, City and County 81 New
- York-WiLLIAM II. REYNOLDS, Plaintiff against NORTON
C. FISHER, Defendant. summouEtor demand Con
tract feryed) lou .'''.''''''':
hereby summoned and TeqaiTel ~ T. Rev STAMP:
compliant Ia this action, which viii be hei. % cenis
In the Ohica 81 the Clerk Of the City and County Canceel
Of New OH AZ the City Hal In said City "
Yor and 10 serye copy Of your sad comp
on No ~ Nassau street. In said City
New-YorE within the Of tbs
you Of tho day seyice and G
The sAid wi1 time Aforesaid the plaintiff n ibis
ton wis take judgment against you for the OF twsnysx
thousand hundred and hy dollars with interest on thirteen
houssId hundred 2sOO dollars heso rom the
day Anusry 1890 and thirteen thousand te hundred anfnne
thee bloc dollars tho first day July thousand eight
hundrd and besides the costs Of ~ aonDate August
o. 1856. JOHN g. WAsHBuRN; Plaintin Attorney
Tn complaint entitled action filed At the Once Of
Tbs Clert City and County OF Newly the first
ssRsnbsI, isgs, JOHN &, HAsARlBa Plgali@ Aj9eyy
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proposals.
AssisrAyT coxxIssARy GssERAL OF SuBssrKScs,
". a s.. .. NV Nnnx An y


ASSISTANT coxxIsAHr dssERAL eS suBsisrEscs}
No. STAfs ST., NV YORK. August 30. 1865. }
A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS (in
n dnreae will be received by tho undersignea until ocloek
~ on WEDNESDAY September the Of tho
United Army SUBSISTENCE STORES to be delivered In
Now York VI Brooklyn as follows, viz.
5000 pounds PLUG TOBACCO. Of grade not inferior TO tho
commonly known Navy Plug each plug weigh
nsyss possible az pound It will only be purchased sas
pald.'
referred TO therein.
The ro Of each package Of Tobicco purchased must BE- carefully
sceranrd with the gross and net weight marked thereon ~
by stripping sahient number o. boxes aAa ne
oaceo Inspected the retained samples At the
time OF delivery. . A..
po and the specific In complying precisely with
m e Terms Zach consideration contain the writ
ter guaranty oftwo responsible IS follows;
We he thai should al part
bid be accepted shall be duly ued according 70 It's
fue puro conditions also that written contract with bonds
he amount the value OF proposed be
The place business and the date OF purchase
well as the with shipping marks be heIeasx
deaiznated must be plainly marked every package.
Pdynf s BE- wade ts qEiFast % hnds
ar received for ths purpose. -,
hold their goods without expense 10 mo
United until required for Shipment
lHak PropcsdS u b. Furnished Ais Qe ohies su %
ineo&a saseps oaey.'ea % the sAdg". ssi sras
Brsyot BriS. Gen and A. Q. O. g.
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Bouuiico ano Pensions.

Optional BOUNTIES and PENSIONS.-All
"A years soldiers and those DISCHARGED FOX wounds
The heirs o. dsceaiej receive ANY aud one haneIed
d0llarr -, -
esaas Pensions f9r widows having minor
are being BY The furnished and 81 Information
srai l. BROWN Co.i Solicitors and United States Claim
Agents. No. fsfs Place Eenoved rom No. -
AISHELDON@ OLD OFFICE, No. BeeknIaI-
~ New York additional Bouutesto dhar.ea soldiers widow
k snd other GoveTneu claims colected usual Three
months extra pay for atfceEe
A TTENTION!-The first thirty-eght Regiments OF
~ T. v entitled % olnty so wdawl Of three aud
rns months vontesn Call 81 SliELDONs BOUNTY AGENCY
No. Boekman-s'., New oFk.
DOUNTIES AND PENsI0NS,Sl00! 500 1.-Two
ID pension sgy sys increased pensions to sodiers who
lave Lost oae hbl or foot. and widows and ophs$2
mouth child under lG have been passed by Conresa ao a
aw giving soldiers aid the relatives o. deceased SOL
l.eu 80 and 9IO0 ulcfc bounty
am ready with bnks % make application for the above
nnd6s d po ns Accurate copies al the ABOVE ae
for 11 cent OF 10 cents each. CHARLES NETTLErON
81 No III BfOsdway New-iork City
Resprs by special permission, to the b0n John Hoffman Mayor
e New York City
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ljqpiuas BauHg.

bapings BauKs.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-aye., cor.
IN PER CENT interest free Of tax Deposits
made on or before September will draw ns:s, from September
r. H. BULL Secretary. THOMAS Idhl9II. rIe.laen..
OK PER CENT INTEREST PAID,
D Free from Government Tax
~ On IRON Al to $1,000.
THIRD.AyE SAVINGS bAtk,
Gapsg u guspSpsixha AID IRissays
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Amusemeu'e
THEATRE FRANCAIs.

VHEATRE FRANCATs. o RISroRl
sFhess ny IlI lNTIs GABLE eASLE.
DEf THE aRE2 a F aA9fbh SshEoA
The So%pss sses1:hP Perceive for
EewYort Among Der are Madame ADELAIDE Eso '
I'd ARNIJMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID os iEfT ps s1S rf1s SEASON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER . 1885.
with an sR'iIs'y SPLENDID DRAMATIC COMPANY.
sG p1 PR;FTPSiid 4 'IT OF TALENT GENERAL
FE5sIONAL GENIUS ,yru,r.cvs
The fioWins Artists compose The Corps DrlmSilne
NJ NJ, VI ycK r.; q, SirfG ALL 6ii O. BaooKIs NEIL
9 CLAIRE NJ 4 p GUIoE M = N, ALITkiNs M j.
Ms BRookEs Miss kbEIE CLsRKE, NJ MAss sfi Ms
Miss WALLER M BAlIY M,' c9S " M M RaIlFT
NJ, q HE Hi AsP sce,is Hr, w DEMiLT Mschq R. 8
wALKER Costuneri 4 II. CUTLER, ProPetties rfoi N'A
KiEUE, Leader Leader Of q oI Orch ,sa,,.o,,
DOMESTIC kRcFs. SSRLEsoHEs, &c.
I'll psp ar 4 T9P 5sH Of s
and AoiIarY of'ho M THF aPNESNa-DAY
will be sIgnszed By the penormanee Of 40 -,ov,r IMAM.
HoH IASTT G Tos2i 4 wEDNEs AfTERS0oSs
Az Bulwsr' celebrated Comedy s%6yS e
c4 %HSsgb the fRbT ad ArrrRooS
deeply interesting O''1' THEREsE,
TIE EEf oRFT H@TFS SE ar STs
' fosH . .S eaDa5 Situation. which
'r'i''n'' and fGEs S SFRisiGE :is;
se 81; Yi R5 vs. ' and STAGE GFFoTMEE
r''.'u' 70 vac paiSSio9ifnER NEW FEATURE,
Ids, Fanny IuRNEa Tvs 'AanOs SenlaS VINO WI
>6HEcE b. the Lapatian Wonder, GEN. GRANT n 4.
oOLLEdr'TT a RI o TIE thT5 s2sRGE oU"A
Head SS5; Ts iE f
LIONS, TiGERs, LEoPARPs Up OTTER As IlN
NUMBERING WIZ Us srzcmEss, ~
slain BY I'M E 5'isEs 99; sss atsrNe AFRICA
THE kAT aaR S ys'r fS x1 GILL
AFRIcAa t cB6 sHS CRANES. BLACK SWANS.
THE AFRICAN yULTuRE; RE-. TIE ADgyIANr'
Sh HDNPEEP 5yEs MsSkEF GALLERY
s r2s%d Seal II GaS N = Fsa9 1 G;a
Fisge Gcsissea Ces9h9Osea and NuHismaii' Collections
Adai..ion' 80 ceas cls-sn under ton Is cents.
FRENCH THEATRE-vEg M syS ana n s2th
l. ave- ITALIAN d hfHnl ON ~
& Eegp on M9EDAY syTu,mf SeP, s,,Ii. f'" oP'
LA BOsCHkI oiofta
signou DE GEBELLR Nsney
,asS
p,, Of Admission 4, Bsl.ony Boxes 81 oi falaac ST Dies
Cirrl. = Gallery, 20 froscenu oHe 9b and
without charge at the Box Office and at Beer
sehirmer Broadway
ITALIAN A-MARTHA.-HERR CARL
FORsfEs the word ren5wned will sustain the ROLE Of
Punse expressly him by she author the Feaeh
Tb-ater on MONDAY ENEhING. sept D.
LlRENCH TIE ATRE--R L. SIMPSON, Manager.
IL TRIUMPH or MISS LACOSrE-
SUCCESS OF DEBORAH.
MR. BOYD AS JOSEPH
Or TUE sDAY Evening nryFourh Representation Of DBORAH
Seats secured without extra chsrge.
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
w
OPENING MORT, TUESDAY. sept 4-.-., .
MAGGIE
IN her charming
COMPANION PIECE TO FAECHON
supported BY spsndrd Company.
THURSDAY last Night. - PEAhL Of SANOf"
Box Qfhcc now open from D. m. toe p m.
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5nlernal Repenne.

COLLECTOR OFFICE,
~ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REYENuF,
SIXTH DISTRICT, STATE on NIWiORh, ,
COMPRISING THE NINTH FIFTEENIn AND slAIkEAIh
WARDS OF THE CITY OF NEW.fORk 70
ANNUAL TAX NOrlCE-NOrlCEi hereby given that have
received ron the Assessor the annual collection list q thn Dei
subject on the hrs, day OF
Nay 1870 yndef Ia United state Internal Revenue Laws mat e
AID tia vii attend ersonsy 10y deputy Tor TIC collection Of
M l0 Wet OF Eighth
sundsys excepted Of September 1896
st the hscnh Of ptenbr 1906 inclusive betveos the hours
ofsb'cieck q and O'Clock.
Tho inciud@d carriages
yachts badtall,s p,no oet' gold watches ucouses
upon incomes for ne year 1855. (
All persons who shall neglect the aue by them
iye according the li0Ird within the time hereby specified
will become Liable 10 thSpenlles prescribed BY Law.
MArssELL 3. FgsLD, Collector
Dated. Neis. iort, Aug o. 1895
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furniture.
Dlpioen0 Notices.

oyylcE on THE CHICAGO AND AKRON RAILROAD Co.
CHICAGO, H., August IL. 1856.
DIVIDEND N0TICE.-NOTlCE is HEREB1
RAILRoAD COMPANY, Tbs, DIVIDEND efFlVb PER CENE
ee Of AZ declared out Of the earnings fog the
s x months rp0n e Preferred snd Common stock q nc Com
pny payable the oics Of MessTs " & JEsCP CosIPANl
Of NesIoTk, the frat day Of sep
tsTber ert 70 the said be registered
% the Gloss houis the goth day Of August 1856
c time The Transfer BOOKS VIII be closed adTeopened On tho
81 dly OF September next for transfers.
D' ''"'' - "'' w. NJ LARRABEE Secretary.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.--Notice Is hereby
~ given that Joay NORRIS fhs ToRnhip Of Psquonne
the County Of Mori, end STATE q 18th ~ day made y
CREDITOR and that said creditors exhibit their respective
claims ouh affirmation, within the term u the' mouns
Dated August 3 1896 JOHN GRIMES.
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=, UNITED STATES PETROLEUM COMPANY No. 90 Pne.st
Nav York, Aug 20, 1866.
NOTICE-The UNITED STATES PETROLEUM
" COMPANY have this day decirSfa DIVIDEND Of THREE
PER CENT m The month Of Augn.t payable on and amer saturday,
opened again on Monday, Sept D. By order ,,,,,o e..
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NEW.YoRK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.

CONMENCiNO JULY y, loo%
Passenger Station IN EswYork Twentyseveahft ana
FouTthAya Entrsnee Twenty-seveBthsI
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYokh;
For IiAven 100 400 (EIl I.3o& lslS, (Exj 3oc
For Bridgeport zoo 400, tE4 II1o a. NJ; l2ls IJ 900.
OIL 345. 4.Sn and 90 tEx.l ..
For Milford and Straiord 10J II 30 q nj JA9 ~ FIN
Fer Fairfield Southport and Westpo ', ISOa M ID AZ p
For NorwGk. zoo 900 (IO go II q m, l2 (Exl AGO.
CEx.) 345. $50. $50 800 (EE.b p M.
For Darien 100. a3O'll.3O e. n i345 40. bot m.
For Greenwich, 100 80 ID &c n ls 70 - 90 80
k0I Stamford 100 SEQ EIJ $50 lLJ1 nLt lila tExl 2Ia
400 txD IS, $50 $50, 6 30 400 (Er.) D. m o,o "a.
FOR Port CheateT niermediate stations L0b NV H." a
CONNECTING TRAINS.
or Bosen, via Spcnghed 100 tGr JO) tExlBOo p M
ror hosoD, via Shorelins l2i5, tEx..l 800 p m -. IN
80op m.
Fer CONNECTICUT River Railroad 400 (EI llSp to Mon
uea 800 m. 10 Northampton.
Rl5p IA
FofNew Haven NewLondou and sOuinz0n RsiI0sa 81"
n IBIS. 400. 200 p 70.
fof Canal Railroad l2l5 10 Northampton
for housatonc Railroad. q m, ..
Fer Neugetuck KslroAd. S.0J A. M. 900 ?. m
for Danbuy aud borwaK Railroad. NJ H. 10 p a 40 n
JAMES II. HQiT Supt.
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!. Situahons Danteb-a laIes.

-. siiuations Danteb-alalss.
rI,o DRUGGISTS. : Al Experienced AP0THE;-
Il CARY wants SITUATION CLERK ia dEgs store Az
dress A. j. WhitneysPont \. Y
A LII who want competent help, Male or Female
n for city country such Cook. Chambemads Wairees
Nurses Seansresses Lauudrere Housewogkers small ors
Co.ehmen Groom. oyer. roriers Laborers servau Yarn
hands Boys be Immediately iuiie at the Seecs
Servants Institute Nc. lJ8 Eleventh e., corner SHthivf
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HUDSON RIYER nnd HARLEM RAILROADS.

EVOUcUN NV EK and HAKLLM hAILhUADo
AA On and ae Monday May 1866 trains for Albany and Troy
koiowss
73 ExpTe" train via Hudson River Railroad, Thieth st.
snd Ie3iave through 70 Buffalo and euon Bridge without
snsse Of car. and connecting Troy with Trains for Rutland Bur
10 Mail taiL via Hnason River Railroad connecting Albany
win extern trains, aud az Troy North.
II Express train Via Haiem Railroad TveutyK-g and
Fousyo conneeins Chatham with Western Railroad for Leb-
snoh springs Ishel Ae o. Alhlly with trains for We, and ~
HeA
Express train via Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany with trains for West and Troy Montreal
with Sleeping ut.achel -
EIpTess Hsrlen Railroad al Chatham
We5e Road for Lebanon Springs
with trains for Wet and ct Troy with trains Rutland Burlington,
and Montrol
p ~ Express train via Hndson hver Rarosd with ssepinesr
scel and through TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without
Also eeepingCar DAY ereeptinR
sssed from se~Ycli through % ossassatgh whou,
via Rome w and Railroad Th train will Sunday Con
ne0iOn a0r Troy viii be made.et z Albany.
II train via Hndson River Railroad with ,splngosr ehsd
arriving Albany and Troy In the morning. and connecting with
trans Dc Egrlb sE9 Wet, v v.ynvs.um
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Situations iuautcoefemales,

,,~y~Js Z, -
4 IL Respectable Families, Boarding. Houses and
n Hotels can be upped with good sEnYA from all nations
Protestant aud Catholic MRS. l0AksToN5 OFFICE, No. Il
FohrLsve.
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fenal Notiree.

nj Y. SUPREME COURT.-THE CHESHIRE
IN. GOLD AND SILVER MINING cOmPAEY Plaintiff against
EEEskS Ca, aS1G nd ss & ss. isi a:ay
You srshsreby suunoa and required 20 an 10 Intel Rev
iTs 81 he sfee q the c if Of he City SOC eaned
iT S and 10 ssIys eopy Of your said
eopa tie sobsoEbsrs Office No oi Broadway 10 TIE
S or yoa G o NE az et1c sni you m
sd compliant within The time si:5sse y ys 70
thou one HUNDRED eo With interest from The as,h dy Of
k NfT p SG S.E e. SS
''D ny 70 i0s BToldwsy New York
The complaint this srion fled 70 The Office q The ccrf Of
The CITY and County New the 18th day o. August 100
Az, a. cwM
CUPREME COURT-Citya and County e,Neg:1 orr. ors'
p-wILLIAM T. DODGE, DANIEL AsiEs JA1Es ss LIZ
T5Kk ae snd B2RG b5S M as JAMES cHESh
-snmnioDa for money demand contradictions
not hs above Defendant You hereby : si Rev
~ I'm action which VI be fed IN the eaae OF Cancelled
the City Hall in the sud City York to q yos,
70 the . complaint on The & s ss S service Of
this you exclusive o. tie dsy Of sD he
y' IN this judgment ars. for e. sum Of
hundred and dollar on 9s es s, san.d sa sixty
iI besides Of this aciIOnDaed Jsae p 1899
Aus ~ Iaw6wm Plaintiff. Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT of the State OF New
Ito FRANCIS sANDow Defcnd4n fou teTebg sum
sare Pad v assd Witch ' s b sAf a ' a
the 0ac the Clerk Of said Court az u s. 9sv stamp
he CRY eo17 q you G sg.wsr d
o" g, on ,o t ;aSRS lib s Of II o within twenty
Of yos eTa bs ,d Of coS s az q Within
%eny day. saeS the service above required the s
plaintiff " ~ o as ssSGG aad s'. S1 do Interest
a ' dsy Of Jay Que thousand si I besides
the '''e TINS EEEs6S SMITH Fia ASEqSy #
County of N' NEs & s sSi ri d Fu asd Attorney
rrx-
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Bteamboats ano RAILROADS..

FOR WHITESTONE. Bayls's Dock Great Neck,
- Sands Point, GLEN COVE OenN GOD. end ROSLYN The
22sanss sEAbAhHAkA caves Pier Ne ~ ee sp East RIVER
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Me0iral.

DR. LARMONT, No. I73 Broadway. Treatment
from 10 .MedlcsI Adviser sea Marriage Guides" HE
V''A 'Ss'' W. sFE YaaEEs. ssslsss Hal Ssaz'ss
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OFTcs OF PACING MAI sTEAKsHIP ooMPAN

OFFcs PAcWc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NKw.YoAK, August 25. 1896 :
VNHIRTY-THIRD DlVIDEND.-Notlcei Is hereby
given that the Board OF Directors have this day declared
DIVIDEND Of FIVE 5 PER CENT. out Of the net earnings OF
Quarter ending Jny 3 payable At the ONCE o. ne ooaappy Ga
SATURDAY September J. Tie Transfer Books will be closed Mondy
97tb inst and reopened Tueday September By order Of the
Board of Directors. THEO. l. JohNsONteeern.aiy
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Cost ano foun6.

n OST-A NOTE for IS 000t ut three month
dated September 1866 rads By T. +. Mead ndorsed by a.
and osorse W. Meade The public cautioned against
sotAiing the
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Excursions:
'ijrofsesIonal Noi di:;I :

DR.JR NEWTON, No. Q St. Marks-pace, Eight
st. cures permanently diseases considered Durab and give
% by every prl,cs, causing pa3 sivg medon
Free TO III who not wei. able TO pay.
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THE PACIFIC STATES

ERIE ,RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depot foot Of
n Day Express Rochester Buffalo Salamanca DunkirE
and AL points West and South
$3.50 NJ, Nsv Train. daily 10 Otiylle.
TO- Ia Exprfs Maj, Buffalo salamanca and West.
p. NJ. Wax Train for Midtown -
4:gOp nl Way for Pou Jervis, Nexbursh, Warwick
$50 Night Express, Buffalo samanca and Dunsrk 49,
7p Lightning EIgess daily FOR Buffalo, Salamanca pnnEns
and al points Mest and South
, p. m, migrant Train, daily. for the West.
Express Trains IA det conneslon With ~ souefn and
Wesern-lines. HUGH RIDDLE, Genl sup-
klpn Gen1 Pas A.erf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-28
sPeakIng Oal IN Meeting.

General Walker and Chaplain Dunn,
both conspcliouss leaders of the idisaniori
Abolition party, made some very, as gly PeE-
citations at the Ineetipg at the Court House,
last Saturday, very Damaging to the party
of a4Ethe 1HoiAlity ana an The piety.f For
which in behalf of the Democracy we reO
turn them thanks.
4eing b9th acktowlsslged leaders, sa6d
having mixed extensively with the mem
beIs Of theif party, Il, ii 8 81 ought to know
what they state. And When Che General
said that a State Convention Of their party
was a aconggegaton Of thieves and pick
pockets, &es we are bound to. believe he
stated the truth. And when the Chaplain
declafed that to invite all of the party who
chosestO 90, as delegates, would be inviting
the sepm and oIfsconring of creatioTE We
have no right to dispute his word; as he
peFer dies poll li,icdliy,g nniesst he wants to
malse 4 poi1Fg y speaklng 9f his Opponents,
WoIRt they .be4 pretty pair to 20 aronndi
tn 8 e9uatryi hereafter, deuonncinga the
Demo n9draoyysand extolllng the pietf ana
high toned lniorality Of their party ~ HIM
C0Cf kOiffteEs4 rs0H efLis 9di gfifnG fgys3. .gi
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On and after February Ist, 1860

TITO -Four Trains will frunas follows; 70
FIVE TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS.
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TAIxE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG aSN

Who have injured themselves bya certainpractice,
INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which nightly felt, even when asleep, and if not
cured, renders marriage Impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply mmedia ely. NJ
What pity that a youpg man, the hope of his
country, the pride Of his parents snnud be snstched
from all prospects and enjoyments # life by the con-
sequence of deyiatlng from the path of ma ure and
induging ina certain secret habit. Such persons
must before cor tn',rla iirI = .,. +.
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vile, Milford, and arriving at Cincinnati at $40
A. NJ g 7" 't' @@4t
SECOND TRAIN.
r (Daily),,,r ......t.--l .....i
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Shopping at Jefferson, London, Charleston. Selma
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A. NJ: Also, stopping at all stations between Xenia
and Richmond, arriving at Riohm0pd at 1920 A. NJ.
making a direct connection tor Chicago, GrTiDinG
at Chicdg0 at 9A0P. N.," arriying at Indianapolis
at i4o p. NJ, connecting for all points, west This
ChilliSothe Marietta, &c.; connec's at Cincinnati
with the O.& MR., r. for ST. bouts, louisville,
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Line Steamers for Louisville. 'H.'
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect, that sUU.rI a. "a 10y are the most
necessary requisites to promote cUnnubial happi-'
life becomes cary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
ly darkens to the view, the mind becomes shadOwed
with despair, and filed with the melancholy refar7
wi mn