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Passenger st.aoa SsvYors corner fweaiv'.,sa'. ana
fouEihaTs Entrance on fwen'v-''ven'a''
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoEK.
YOr Nov Haven. 100 600 lLI1 lLSoa M Hl'. ErJ 800
r.. siiepot 9oc 500 (E1 Ii1o m., lsS rj 400
p For a'f s% sa adf s ssa St i,o 40
For Fairfield port aud Wesipoh 1O iIJOa m 'p A~
For Norwslt 100 800 G1 $50 l,o. nj I2lS CEL) 800,
Gs:n 7ec go i i @ ,1ts 80 sp%so,,0
Tor stamford 100 100 E1 go al'CS M isa tErJ ais
aG r., Po Chsr sSd i ss .l.ioo To9 m
sl' 49, 49, $780, CO cox iEs & nc TRAINS
sSI BS..Sn u, sp6.saSs g p S 49, T""
Yer Hartford and spfiasdsd SO n, EEj I's 400 tEI)
FOR coaneccot River I,.roa aOoA tEI, lasp .oMon-
For Hartford Proviasaco ana ,htH Railroad 900 E.
FOR New Haven NswLondon and stonuyoe Railroad 800
a. r at Canal Y s. i Els m to Northampton
Tor hOusstOnie Railroad "a m, Pm.
~, .nSary snd NoTxsS R.iirosa p H. 40 n
c'mmo40a' Sleeping Cars attached 80 ns a aoYr su
ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
las % Day E.p.s %! aOei..s Buffalo s,lm,nc. Duntt
s Ss nj %:s T ss s sa % S snase, and w.
TSa j SSl sssEsa,s w ss5 bast
IN ms lightning Erge, daily io Buffalo, Salamanca Dunkirs
IS sp M. Emsrsnt Train, daily, for the West
Trans run 10 de't 00ITesgn M5 e Cant sSo ana
WE" VIZ r. n BAR ecuq Pass. Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY--
~ passenger and Freight Depot IN New YORK. foot OF Liberty
st. eounects Hampton Junction with the Delaware ckswanna
and Western Raosd Eson with the Lehish Valley Hai
connections forming direct ne 70 fnDurgh ana 'n'
west ""A'u AsILEETowN LINE TO THE WEST
Three Express Trains daily from the West exesps sundays wnen
SIXTY miles and three saved By this line 10 Chicago Cinca
natl S. Louis, kc. with but one change o. care
- Ig SPRING ARRANGEMENTS. .t.|f
Commencing May a. l96e-Lssve New forf AZ lohowfi
Ia wssfconects at Esston win tran tof
Msuch Chunk. WDaasport Wkssbsre Mshanoy cry ETC.
MAIL TslIH--At for Fiemtnsoa- Easion Wnf UP
Bcfsaton Wikesbsrre Great Bead fttston Bnghsnon etc
sAsm-westen Express for Esson, Allentown, hMsou.s
fhbprh and the VEST with but change OF cars Q
Chicsso aud bat two CHANCES g 81 oan Ceensc~ ns
ssu vs asa fhiisssphs and kil' Rssaf~
Il = Taan-YoI E.s,on. Alsno~n. MaaA Chunk. R'sdias
% D m-Ysr EssEsa Scranton. Ores. Bend, Bsshehsm
SD m-For somsrvlis and Fsmtnkton
7 6:IS D. m.--For Somerv1e.
q D m-wEsrERN ExPRRss TRAfN-For Ess.on. ALE
town. ResdinE HsEfsbara PiisbSrgh and tue West ,..
jersey City oPhsbuGh every
lets Tor be Of tbs Central
Railroad Of NewJersey foot Of Lberysi r.. at No Astof
Houss Al Nos ~ ard 90 Brodwsy principal hos
800 n frr JOSIAH U. SrEARN5. Superintendent.
V,HE GREAT C "A II Q S,. WINE DEPOT!
aeaA Advertisement In another column.
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proposale.

ITO CONTRACTORS - Sealed proposals for
GRADING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 the Town Of Yonkers,
from Riyrdse Kings Bridge little than two mile. viii be
Ieved ~ ,heL commissioners s.the ohss Of their Ensnse,
THOMASC CORNELL ia the Village Of Yonkers up 10 o'clock
D. M Of SATURDAY the h Of August ie66 PIohle' and spech
cations the Office Of the Town Clerk Of the
Town Of YOnkes the Office Of Mr. CORNELL Ensinser Tho
blank forms Of proposal further niornaton
MAJ be Obtained Da Yonk era, Let August, 1853
n. y. SPAULDISg, SAMUEL u. HABCOCk
MM q. ACKERMAN, MARTIN BATES
RICHARD LAWRENCE,
Commissioners under the Ac,
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Passeu.ers Arrived.

In steamship Britannia from Glassewr B. smith M Hs ss'.a
Cor, Peter Corn J. Brensr Hodgsn and wiie w ken A.
Baye s. ingram Mia Ingn w A. Ross, Charles and Annie
Hunter r. Thomss r. Irving. VIM kos' and wie Miss l. r.
ebv Standing r. Reid B~njsmn Banks aud wife O. MaNeuon
csmsron. wife eldj II. q Franz VIZ Porter AeDet-
Mira burke O. Aymer Mr. Miller, A. Ro.. p pohery,
wr MrKervin ~ Burke Webster Jas Teller hts So
lao aud two children; Grace Darling Mise Engn, MIA henhSIdt
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NETWORK DAILY RTBTNE
California toines
UlllforHlI tUlnf6.
c. RNAR & Co"
DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES,
No. so CEDAR-sT,
NETWORK.

Thee. valuable Wine, gaining public astonishing
pdsy their Unprecedented and univ1ed popularity not
without merit They have only to be fairly tested give them the
preference over Others, A, purifier they al
other Wines tue certificates which have voluntarily
been rendered from the eminent physicians gentlemen
in every position in l proof conclusive that tse Wines
useful 10 oil eales f5r which they recoHmsnIsl
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Chances for Busiuees Ellen.

NFu,K and GROCERY STORE for sALE-Poor
SA Eona resson fgf gitashhod Y years. doing sooi
basnass At Ne G52 This
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---~---V ~ TSTE
TUESDAY. ACarsi u, WV.
amn5smenIs

amnssmenls.
ALYMPIC.THEATEK
SSgEs2AT Ey ~ sS ASi9 q s9
79 TIE r. Eb&SS44 4 fAlET srEcTAoLEE
ThE HIGHLY ,RoMAXTlc LEGEND.
THE ICE WITCH.
With It's charming Fairy 81; S'I ,;.,pp s,srrps
MISS I qr GeASP G5BAn His 9 nPF pASSEsg
.BE,AuTFUL MUSIC AND GORGEOUS scENER4T ,r...
viz '93s SLEEP wf s sso Ani S,", sq @
ENiA, WEBB, Mo.it; 2. Lamb q; Il ch[se " "
y; g,es alc lee vita f -, Ssa Mis- Mis-
ao1er ' Alec s s, 6eFs Tsbn s Go5d,a Mis-
cIy.e and ,ii,. Brown n ,he cast
4 DEiidHrFth PRorFAS PIECE,
TIE WEBB SISTERS
sppsa'iag a various cbsraotsr dances sod duets
NVOODS THEATER.
" oP ci@s,o,ls 81 EybNJNo
H.vLoSS BRorurRs
THOMAS, EDWARD and tREDERlCki 49, n
nsrdag Ter ycrsae SCR Company Of GJmnn' Acrobat p'a
Doors open At q: eommegse q 9 q9oes
On Wed e,iay ard Saturday a;'eruoons ., q. Oeock
VHEO. TmOMAS'5 GARDEN CONCERTS,
L AT TERRAcE GARpEs .,.,..,,
TIE s ESGiIHYrL9 o. su TUES 3HoNA''
LOPCL'R ORCHESTRAL GARDEN CONCERTS
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING;
March" F9nklqreT shaeiEen ;bianm
Oyeulre" " Han Tell Rou
Waltz" Hers, Dances ahhe
Selection Bridge Of .Ohenbach
lied Ih wo he meiae Ilebe eudes.ohn
Aegrsuo from tho 8 symphony by Teqlssn Beethoven
Fsb'si" psioSs View Ia iiar tsbicia4 LaTbye
10 Waltz" Villain swallows rsns
IL O''O YP01fffsSIoS Is CENTS 10 PosfPoYEMENT.
wEDNEsDAY-A BEETHOVEN NIGHT
DROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 Cents
ID UNDESIRABLE SUCCESS oilh; distinguished Ifagedan
JANIS STARK.
BRILLIANT OPENlNG-Tho Theaer ard OIL ppon',ms.i =,
,rrH- III an, di.er,iar voice tho most tasteful IN point OF
'V' TINS EyENIsG and SATURDAY MATINEE,
the .reet uay Of .7-r-
--...-.-.-..-..-.Gt hEL!Eg: Z.
CARDINAL RICHELTEU ........-; ....MR JAMES sIAhh
supported by powerful company
Doors open a " performance commences AZ O'Clock
Oce open from 70 o'clock daily when PAGES msy De
'''ais' "a o''' =" ''' PRICES AZ USUAL
BEWARE OF SPECuLATORS ~ TICKETS at the doora
Nv rehsarsn. SchHer's ROBBERS.
Also the great dams (6,st time N Neville ok entitled
NAPOLEON
T'OXs OLD BOWERY THEATER.
i MONDAY and EVERY NIGHT during The week -
Fnssr.m,u. cbts,e4 SiCOLQ PRorEAN OMBlSAfoN
. corp, Il Dancers Pocals,. anl comedlsn.
rV,HE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY for MUS |
CAL INSTRUCTION. No lj2 (new No 2ti East Thirtesnt
,RROPEEs sept App Gallons Tor admission ore now received
Mr. r. Rr,'ow. tie eminent muscaa sud composer and
yTory T. O. LOCKE. Manager.
N,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
a gunner Co, No. 80 CedaT-st. New-fork
Zee Advertisement in smother column
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-"~~"~|- srArs v Nkw-YolK.
PoRf. WARDKss OTrtos. No. ~ Wilismsst
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with Sec
~ I'm. .c n,.,.d IT, 1857 entitled IAN Act 10 Re-
ton W.,isa once Port OF NewYoIt" 70 all
In or having charge Of the subject matter Of sush
sons or the following vessels
Or PORT Waden and that the ssd urvey
win completed within tea days ucx succeeding this
sasies 90 beard said vssseisi
steamship
Sarnogs
strsmship Con. Grant, X.
Bark VIM. Rsthbors. y. Y.
John -.
8ra CeEinfa ss.ssssss ~ y.
BIDS 30h 81 Septembef z Y
SOM aiHfaoaNI foaiKiHs ri:ds.al
j. Aces HnRnrNAs sssrstssv
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Gnusemen,s.

49,. 49,. 49,
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
9psrs 'y y sGqs f@3 PrS n T CITY
-'-N PGRcHHsEp al Az ES6Ril6Us EXPENSE,
coIiror2S 9F og E#E LATE Tn eG2pQS CUMMING
Il'tds Il ~ s. RSoeERos fGErAkTs ggEs
NUMBERING OVER 500 SPECIMENS,
slam 'y 'l'' ig fEEN YEARS HtYrIYe IN AFRICA
''i i' historic s X b And ffif sP& di5i SALOON
las 0 GRf ,ad cFR nGs WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
I RTgsps'e N'sSTo S%SS2 BR5oSzE PORTRAIT GALLERY
containing bronze portraits al the celebrated Union Generals has
'' TIE MiSygEcENsFE 5 5EGEER tHnSGk
ANo4htfT w S1S NEW PANIoWIIits
NIX. @. L. FOX, ,,p cx voy
MISS KATE PENNOYER -..,, NIX y N FoNi
, THE GRAND PAETomME coM iR C[i t tP ,crrRs
EVERY aFTFRY6oy az EVENING at Q.
The great Comic Pani %fE do e1.bf9 AK
WONDERFUL TRICKS mSTSTEaioGs rRANsFoRMATToNs,
nvcr AID 81 Gok9E0CS W SCEGC GFy GIANT ~
MASTER ALLEY TUNER, INFANT DRUMMER
IT, conclude with tie Bsiss; Psn ga ,S q the
4 MAMMOTH FAT CHILD,
'D'es years ~ THREE DW8sFs. GLAssBLowERs
,,,.,,., ,,6 ClRcASsiAN Sy Or" p,r r,f,aF
ArRltAS iS CROWNED SPi 4S1'l BtAeS Swans
THE 6l AFRGA 36 &EbTYE4y LINING TN ao APIHgAN
M9Sf gdRrs sSkf 81 EES S IaG 6 cH3F
co'norlms Learned Seal Happy Family Grand Aa3ra MsI
Historical Roles ioocS other taiio.l.ss
Adn..sion. 30 cent. Children undel ten. 10 ce cent.
w ELEVFHrn WEEK or THE EEGAoEMENr
Of the popular f0aH' MI sln cf bHS BRYANT
And fourth iEsf fas1 SUCCESSFUL DRAMA OF
sHAMUs OBRIEN.
BoULD BOY 1 81 oLENoMR o.v,.r
SHAMys ,,.,P :::s ;;,i a he
GREEN ABOVE THE RED a.. II,
Oey shsr1cter By Ms y Dayenp'T C. Fisher oe5 Me- 1
Foss C. Cooke ME- JOHN scion Mark Smith &C., te In the
course Of we e'''' ''' :. R RFcFI0S jI ffGG
'A''s stMr r''q osRiss E2ERY
WT1T,EI;RI; Is eARDES NJ. WIN STUART
stage ~'''' LAST WEEK BUT ONE
BRILLIANTLY succEssfuL ENGAGEMENT
Of the great Comedian ,,>, nporou.u
EIGHTH NIGHT
} }SHy s ssSgSHsaEs
M M93r ssSScc66EEssFFTriL =, 800.
"''' NEW NEW P 9RAsIa,;
oDoyNELiSs hssIoN,
D,o..u.d with NEW AS6 BEkGTlFUL SCENERY NEW cos
TUNES and APPOINTMENTS.
naCAPTAlN RODEklCh ODONSELbi
SPLENDID CAST.
Julio Aberob Cardinal Minister II II Morn,
Tie Able lie Renard
Don Manuela de Zuniga C. Dunn
10 Roche Valet t0the Cardinal o.
Zadoek the Leopard, Gitano
Patrick
III
Eva de Zunsa Ms. Mary Carr
JuAns
Door. open at u. Commenee at . oclocs.
NEW FRENCH THEATER.
4 HENRY bte'Ss
This opera house will BE- reogensl M the Assugn ,s1n
an.rran md Italian Opera n THURSDAY ard SATURDAY.
EVENINGS Aug % 25 aud viii be produced hosni' ase
work -. --,,or,.
BY n. following dsins ui,hsd Italian lyric artists;
sianora LEONILDA BoScHEfTi, Phma Dopns,
sgnor GIUSEPPE TAMARo. Tenore
sgnor CARLO 0RLANpINL Baritone.
Signor NiCOLO BARlLi Bssso
Prices Of Admission-Bacony boxes O. So Psq9ete pe''
Poscenum boxes 80 and SlV box
open Al The ter sckers and after iIEsDAi
80" NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
TIME GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOl!
4 GUREER & Co, No 90 Cedarstj Ne~'foFA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,, s:i5f sun ,s.......6;f9 Noon Se.....P 10
THIS DAT
sandy Hook .a3l Gov Island ...3 10 Hell Ge''''''Aet
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Corporation Notices.

80 A..
NORPoRAATIIIGG,T,N0T ItE.-PublicN Notice Is hereby
~ given to or oegr.ot occupants Of Al
Houes ana Loi'. Improved or unimlroyrd L'n, See.
Office Of the Board Of Assessor F erimilsn by al r'r'on'
i.t-For laying cro,,was. o. Tl,diree opposite NJ. 2so
2dFor laying coisvah In WestTee nom southeast e'Tae Of
sdFor Lying cro,,Fs from northeast to Hohe.i corner Of
LAYING ,ro'sv-lH III ,,'rce rol norhesfy ooirer
For laying eiossTx ION The south eat to ,le iouiwes
corner 7 Waits an. Greenwich streets.
Oh bal9E ssi IN .s,t az. io9 ,,,.1r
7Fer psvng Mulberry street fom bee-ker 10 tio-i'ones
Sh-F paving Thirty sixth fom Sixth to Seventh
p.yus Tweao,.,re from Broadway 70 Fourh srsaus
oth paving rortyG, street fsm Sixth Nah avouos'
The limit ebrsea by .uel A.',i.en iae.t 81 .a' 'ey,
aud Lot. Of Ground, vacant Lots pieces ard p Of Li
situated on ,.-c
3ion de est ,e 4 Wssto, lud iho solh lt o! C4sn
str,o 20 4 tho BIOL either from ioai,s'
"a On ~ sas. Of eawe stree, 90 te ereH, o ,l, ,hs
iand to tie q bali tie Bio Com Grcesic ,ree 70
DGd~f{ ' ss .ds o w '' ' q w. aaS 80 e
th extent 81 bag e 5k on ehef sfse non nofl sii
sh -tr both si,s Of Orrervl.r-r 70 e er'ert r bali ne
Wsiis stree, to tie b- al Ts'' ef Gf-h-
es-on is. Of Forty sixth .ree' from de Teah 20 he
49, On beS sides q Mibefrr street between ncssr ana fiou.
he ricui Of half BLOCK eoT "'y on be~e'
ph oa bsh .ses Of Thirty ,r,r-e, from &c @ 20 e go.
eniATenres snd 10 tie extent Of h the tio's -e' "' ~ ~
sh@oa bs ije Of Twcut-th from Broadway 10 Fovrt
5R .oa both side, Il FoyGnhtsi ron ie siIih % ~.
EnhAvenue ud 90 he extent Of hall tie BLOCK 'he' wy w
All eroa, ~se affected by hs soy, nasd A''..
en,s aud opposed 70 te 'me Or either Of ,rn ST. ~
Sosed 70 pca bef sss;l,3,;; e sl,9f e one KS
XIV ooUAr HOUSE within Thirty d'y' from the d'' q "a"
j5Gs D = qafAfFf9 sTEfEL Dani q A.'..s.-
oo, po,,o or A..S.,oa. New Court House Aur 10 100
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VNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
III GUNNER 4 Co, No. 80 Cedar st, New York.
See Advertisement in another column.
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Donutics ano tensions.

4 Optional BOUNTIES to two and three years
N sna wounded Solder, and widows minor children
widov having children under 10 years p HUNT 2il Broadway
DDITIONAL BOUNTIES aud PENSIONs.-Al
two go. 5n '7s se. s2 sy and one S3adj
soI DOL w. ''.'' = - ,,o,.,,...
b,n Cory o,hs furnished r isd q s lo cisn
gent gent. 10 nT s.,s.p.ss Sea:Soi fsm No. a.
At SHELDON OLD OFFICE No. Bcekman-
n Nes Yort additional Bounleiio dl,ehrssi soldiers "aew
moth. extra for oai.sr.
A TTENTlON The first thirty.eight Regiments OF
"A Y v enit 70 BgaEy .,o wdgS. t e
No. s'S' ' osia ,S1'i Kew To 2; '-i'.''DD
DOTYTIEs AND PENSIONS. 500! $50! 1.-Two
- pension law. Swing g',ed os on orsn, 81 Uep
month each chd Under 6 have been passed by Constss aS
new bounty giving tie relatives Of deesiel soldiers 81" more
y a % ss a 40 "ss IS In si q G The :SSs
bs sTd h s.fy Of waI ,''a, tas proper J hs
ss,o as S" .so' "i
s % Re sl dos , jo r. i ioaSsa Mayor
INCREASED PENSIONS. EXTRA PAY--Ml
claims ''Ie''ed I@ SFo5 "a AMpEEIEssse y
NJ 40 PARERow (ro,tOais Box 80. sstll, Nsw.Yors.
open UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK EVERY NIGHT.
" UNION CLAIM AGEScY. No 40 Psrirow. Those who
ys.d petition a' Winter 'pPy at once BOX NO. 1eu NEW
TINTED STATES ARMY AGENCY. No 2i3
nG,ay Sir 5s@oT'd r3P p No e. %
soliciting their clAidr under
laws u pssscL Soldiers & 1914 and others their hers
now should spply by letter In person, Al this Office
~ Information sn desired their Am' "i Be forwarded E'ab-
isted 1884
WINDOWS. PARENTS aud CHILDREN of DE-
w CEASED SOLDIERS are ea,led to BOUNTY .ApPly .,
IN. old Mace No. 40 PARK.ROW Times Building NewYork
UNION CLAIM AGENCY fPost.Ofcs Bon No 9stll
rInn AND $50 BOUNIlES for SOLDIERS
I'D W. COLLECTED at the old stand u LEFfERrS,
HOFFMAN, a Co, Nc. ~ PARKRoW, Times Bnidns
10 O'Clock. Correspondents promptly an
.Te,eS USloS CLAIM AGENCY (Pos.Omee Box No 2siD,
No. 40 PARKRow. NETWORK.
1,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA VINE DEPOT!
Il GURNER Co, No. 80 Cedsrst, Eew.York.
sc- Advertisement In another column.
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DRAMHALL, DEANE & Co. Manufacturers OF
improved EMPIRE As Burn RS, AZ Shes hoi al ADD
q W.tsr at. aad No h8 Gss.ls, IsAar kfs.iS.Si
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fl
6ottls.

Nlsesllansous.
~ ssc,o4s.,.>
IOHN DWIGHT g. Co..
No. II OLDsLIP. NETWORK
Manufacturers
sALERiTUS, sUPEhCARB SODA, &C..
HORsFORDs CREAM OF TARTAR.
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
Vl No 10 Broadway, n Y.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
MASONs SPERM OIL and'EXTRA LARD OF.
For Railroads stssmshD&snd Factories
DICKPOCKETS DEFIED !-DEMOREST's
l. IgYALLIBLE WATCH GuARD:-A beautiful Ornament vi n
ct all Jswey Fancy sOres. Mailed receipt Of
No. a7J,Brosdwsy NJ K
FI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
Il OURNER Co, No. 90 Cedarst. New York.
See AdystbemeDt IL another column.
FTNO CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS, &C.
largo stokof imported Scotch vtihed Stonewsre Sewer
Pipes branches. &C. from l to s niche. diameter also Chimney
Bath Brick and Bridge Fire Brick constantly hand
Also manufacturer Of Drso Pipes from to inches dlsmee
Agricultural DIan Tile, kc, kc
EDWARD n. QUINN, Lors Island Pottery,
DepotsNo sal Pesrlst, Nsw.york
TTO MACHfNISTS AND FOUNDERS.-For sale,
j coed METAL t.r BAgBIIT Al,o PATTERN and BRAND
house No. ITO Fulton and No is and 10 Duichs, NewYork
REMINGToN''
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NYEw.YoRK aud NEw-nAvEN RAILROAD.

1906 SUMNER ARRAN1EMEkE 1861.
COMMENCING JULY o. 1900
F<ssy 4. t.''
p.,nesr Station In KevYor corner Twenvsvsah.- ana
Fourth Entrance Oh fwentv-sevenihrsL
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tI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
4 GUREER & Co, No. 80 Cedarst.J Ne~'loFA'
See Advertisement in smother column.
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furniture.

fnrnitnre.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
I'D untsd nnasvr Aso solid Chestnut and Wsnu, Chamber
sutss plain and ornamental II. " FARRISGToNs. No S6a
Cansl-sL. opposite Wooster. Estabhshed 1871
DAYNEs PATENT MUSRETO BARS.
a 0RIYFIH PAYNE's
- .r No. Isi Csnslst. Mott.
TVHE GREAT CALIFORNIA VINE DEPOT!
u OURsER Co, No. 90 Cedsrsi.. Newforh, -
Sec Advertisement 10 another column.
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I5SS ( q$$AfAfEFF%$$fA ft'r |D'ai Il .a;'.s
OyyfoE BoARD AssE.s0Rs New Court HOUSE MY y" 100
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n ONION AND NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP /

-P,,.ses 20 london direct go SO and $50 payable 10
rvrfsv Pse ou. London go go aad So Payse an Oo'a
MN PFN ~. Captain Billings from New OK, Ausu S'lh
All ANITA captain Pnsllu from New York, sept go.
gIIIONA. Cspssn 4. Ioa. from hew.1oTS. sept l5th
STflA C-1,ln Gerdei from New York sept gun 90,
III ~, London d..sct on SATURDAY, August o. st
,r Rom Ps- 80 NoTih River The accommodations o passen'
ulsuFPsssrd of Iss:ar hppN ..
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Mr.. Bcecher'S Farm.

Rev. Henry Ward Beechers farm
and home, at Peekskill, is thus de
scribed by a correspondent: "The
farm is about two miles east OF the
railroad depot and beautiful site for
a summer residence The residence
is low-roofed, one story anda-half
building and resembles very much an
old-fashioned farm house. The car
riage house and barn and foreman's
residence are all one edifice In eX-
ternal appearance this building is more
imposing than Mr. Beecher's home
The farm consists Of about 40 acres
and l am told that its cost may be es-
timated at $4,000 When Mr.. Beech
er purchased it it was covered with
rocks and stones but he has made it
bloom and blossom with flowers, and
so enriched its soil that it yields pro-
digious harvests. The farm is gar
den. The whole of it has been sub
soiled 2G inches, and every stone large
or small has been taken out and put
into fences or drains. | never saw
such vegetables and f.uit. He has
four acres of onions, and last yeal
sold 800 barrels The foreman tolC
me he sold last year about $4,000
worth of produce from the place
Such onions, beets, ,squashes, anC
dwarfed pears, | never before wit
messed. One small pear tree not thre
feet high had ffty-seven pears on il
and many other trees seemed burdor
ed with their fruit.
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farmers department.
A PrIncely Farming Establishment.

On Tuesday last, in company with
Capt Childs, of West Derby, and W.
b. Cobb, Esq, of Derby, we had the
pleasure Of visiting the grand establish
ment of Carlos Pierce, Esq, in Stan
stead. Mr.. Pierce is young man,
about 80 years of age, and having
great riches, obtained through army
contracts and mining, is dcyoting him
self to fancy farming on magnificent
scnle His mansion, of Gothic struct-
ure, stands on the South end of Stan
stead Plain. This elegant structure,
we are informed cost $4,000, while
the furniture and surrounding grounds
added largely to that snm. In the
rear of this palace is village of barns,
sheds. stables, &c, all finished in eX-
cellent order, and arranged with an
eve TO perfect convenience. Several OF
the barns are monsters; one is now
going up-50 10 in size. Mr..
Pierce's present stock consists of about
rs head of cattle, II of which are COWS;
20 horses, 300 sheep, 80 hogs, &c
In one barn, divided up into fine pens,
we saw the famous white OK, Gen.
Grant, weighing 400. Next to him
stood the mammoth Durham COW,
3l60 pounds. Next came Durham
calf, FIVE months old, and weighing
100 pounds. Three other calves were
in pens in this barn. whose fine pro-
portions delight the eyes of stock rails
ers. Out on the lawn, chained to n
stone post, the $4,000 buck was graz
ing. He was accompanied 10y buck
of less value, but, to ordinary eyes,
not much inferior in appearance. To
keep this famous establishment run
ming requires the constant assistance
of about forty men, a few of whom are
assigned off MS keepers of certain fancy
animals, with nothing else on their
minds Mr. Pierce owns in the vicini
ty of one thousand acres Of land, uses
up about 300 tons of hay annually,
buys the finest stock of the country,
regardless of prices, and runs every
thing OH a large scale. His establish
ment is well worth visit--Lyndon
(W) Jnion, Sept II.
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