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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
a. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
COMMbNCIAG JINE ), l66L
p.9ngr Station IN Tsv yors corner TEcntyveth aaj Fol
ave. ELtfince TweutT- -seye eutasL


TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
For Eev-lven anl Bridgeport 100 500 u.kl lJ0 i1l3
CtI. 800 tET.j. J4J 40 AMI 500 iEAl D. m.
MoIt Stltou, Fairfield So4Ap0r ald Wetpo 200 HJo
a a.. o.. $50 m.
Fo NorEai 10 m (r 900 tlJ0 N u Is (Et 100 (EL6
AS 40. Ok 5.n. 90 tEs.l ?. m.
For Iarirn. 800. 900 ll.iO a m.. 34j. 4.N, $50
Fcr Stamford $40 tEl q o. lLJJ l2l5 iELl 2l3 800
Gf). 14j A3J tELl. 40 aaJ. 6 -. 800 CErl p N.
aud Intermediate stations 10o 800 lJ0 M %I9
1i5, ~, sd byJ !. . - .
For DostoT Springfield, 500 tEH) 900 EI), 900
For Boston Shore Line l2i5 (kK.l 8O0 .. -.
For Haltog and Springfield AO0 "a CkI lAis 100 (ELh 500
Pm
eal 800 D. u. 10 Northampton
r, II. ooo -
l2l5 400. 300 p
For Canal Railroad i2l5 N to Northampton
For Housatouic Rarosd BOO a N, 3o0p
Fot Naugstack kllroad 300 a. 500
For Ululury and NOru ala Railroad, 100 800 N 80
JAMES H. HOYT SUP.
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THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURG III
MUSEUM AND MRNAGERiE co,
BrJaiTBs between Spring sDl Prince siA
LAST WEEK BUT 0Nk
Mr. q. l.. FOX.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2 BFbNIhU Az 8,
IN tho Comic lsSfy P1ntomime Of
MOTHER GOOSE AND HER GOLDEN kGd
To be e a
TIP CONTENTS OF TTIE UTnA NusRnM -
ovuDOS CUMMING. THE IOE-SLAfkifS COIlhCTtON
Pitok hJICHiNGS. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
MAMMOTH FAT INFANT,
a 6lANTkSS. DWARF CIRCASSIAf GIRL,
TkN GREENLAND SEA LROPARDS. e.
THRiB ROCKY MOUNTAIN MsOSB
LIVING hNAh Is. MONKEYS. LEARNED SEAL,
HAPPY fA afLN GRAND AQUARtA
OVka 10000 CUgfOSIlIRS
Adm'ssen. 20 cents Children under ten cents
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Corporation YlOtitrs.

BOARD OF AUDIT-NOTICE.-The Board
I'D Audit created r the adjustment all LEGAL athe claims
and accounts outstanding prior January 1851 against the county
hereby appoint Wednesday August 4b 1901 a NO -
Chatham Street C New York az Y O'Clock uoon where ana
tbs matter, OF such claims CHAUNCEY NJ DEPBW, President
TnoNAs CofGAS, Clerk
BOARD OF AUDlT-NOTICE.-T Board
Of Aa created for ustcnt Of al legal or equitable ca n
outstanding prior 20 January oC, SsaH1s ss
nst WEDNESDAY August e. 1851 Ne 10 Chahamst, N the
G EewYork at IL o'clock noon where and when the said Board
Boa, Of the matters 81 sueh
claims NhAlNNhl NJ bAth'i AIe'4-SN"
Thomas CotaAS Clerk
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9Ost anS foanS.

4 OST.-7 Bios OF June issue, Nos 144373,
AII 3it lA5 500 earn stsbe reward g be paid 70 any
one returning The to n D. BRANTlhGHAM No 80 Wslst
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! ~ REAT REDUCTION in First Glass FARE
\ ~ WEST NORTH. ard EAST, ya NEWlORK CENTRAL and
NORTHERN RAILROADS and TROY LINZ or STEAMERS from
Pier a. North RIVER foot Of sprBg daily at Saturdays
HUDSON RIVE -AND HARLEM RAn4-

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
4 ROADS-On snd sner MONDAY April ~. 1861, trains for
Connecting Northern and trains
leave New YORK ~ .0.0Ws
m EIrIess train W. Hul-on Railroad Tbiethst and
Teuhaye through ud Suspension Bridge without change o.
connecting rvJ With To- sasoss Rutland Burlng
0u audtle North.
IO.B M Erpre trsin Harlem Railroad Twutv.sThs and
Fourhsvr corneug Chatham with Railroad for Lebanon
Springs P.sfeh Albany With Western trains and al Troy With
Ians for Saratoga Rutland Burlington, and the North
Express train Hudson River Railroad connecting at Albany
with t.ail or the W esi.
$3.50 Express Hufson Rvey Railroad connecting a.
Albany vh Wsst-n rau au a. Troy with trains for Montreal via
sleeping attached
44s m E-p-ss, va Harlem RalrOa connecting a. Chatham
Railroad lshsnon SPRING. Psned &c, and az Al
bany s.Ih 'era Trims Sleeping clls attached a. Albany
Express tF1h vie Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars
saehe ard ougho Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without eaass
Also sleeping every dsy excepting Safuriiy attached hon
through without change Rome W aud u
Railroad Connection Tor Troy viii be made AZ bs! Albany This tram
will Sundays.
II M trau Va Hudson River Railroad with sleeping attached
CONNECTING Albany oaIj F buaO aud Suspension Bridge
Troy v trains 70. S.s aai points North Tbs train viii
hi Sundays.
etse stations leaving Ner-10rk a.
Returning Polghleep5e 3iS arri7isga New loIE
- Sunday Harlem Railroad leaving Pory second ~ at
O. M All ay re a. Aerou N. Returning Miller
tor At s D 1., arriving New lorz A. l2:5l a - . .
Y Nice.p
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NrEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ sf',turp lPR4NGEMENr commencing June o lbhI-eale
Ilg,,s p' 6iI0 a NJ '1.25 M 800 M .e'0 nd ~
p M 2:31 %. u- 'tJ M o "' '.Tb,b to Great EecE
esr-s~ f STAGES Maulse su Pot hasmneen az
~. h T. j D. o.. lurday ana SATURDAY hsut'
Fttr, s ,ve Fu6g n ~ i.9uers FONT - tiiS - a. "a
." ~ 'Ne"'sS' S-sN''~'"
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Ottnn st,rnltrs.

--<--~
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
cARR[giYid rSITED e ITi Sizes 1irasp MAIL
S,smcr Pier No q Nora River Canast At II o'clock
Angus, ARIZONA Cap, Mury, connecting with SACRAMENTO
Sept I-hENRY oHAUycEY Capt Gy connecting with MON
S,5t 2"BsiSG STAR Capt sealu. connecting with GOLDEN
one hundred pcas baggage allowed nee s'ch 'da passenger
All dcps. ouo 1aPueo those ois a 2l,t connect p,aa
Departure iiu each month connects steam us from
6 S's S,5 pp 0 ocor Is or Yoohn ud Hong Goas and at
Yokohama With steamer Csta kca io NayiAl ld slnsaa
'' "A-' loot '' ''''' '- '0'' '' BABY Agent
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-The Pa
4 cfc Mail steamship ConraHys ARIZONA will sail on
SATURDAY, Aug o. At Y ocorl loon. ,
Freight received aou Monday. a u uai Frl'y, 3 NJ, -. ,
NeIb I,,,.f loo, ~ CaalIst WILLS PinGo o.
sole FreiyhtAgeuts p. NJ 5. Go.
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA.
" REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT.
Inc 'l'i''' 'S. SAN vi Fa1S6isto an CAPT K Howe,
VII he dates BY the S05 g. ATea T Ss%, % T, cosro & OF g
WsIleut, connecting tle Pssfo 'h Toe h1one steamer
The aeco-moious these steamers unsurpassed By those
any TnRoiGH fS 'i 10 SAN YHiSCSco EVERY TWENTY DAYS
/ 10, 4 raj,1gs % kE Is2 lP2 No 70 7 w e wauHYY
wM- II. WEBB. Presaent. Nc. 5EIchyrrepisee
GTEAM COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN
> EEw-YoRE AND AUSTRALIA VIA PANAAii--Iho Panama
the i of each month Wtn.op n b. ard we Au'
va. .I119 asa So1'' y. I ' % Ha1' c. o. e m Of
each month Fir, aud seoaies psenEss WI he eoh,,ea ggaer
2ess5d or syiaey ol Al,b5uH, 800 go for frtes aad
Special steamers discovered sod region OF oAtkA
Arrangement. completed for iang thronsh t Of is
f5r g2e Sostoa application to be made 70 e PACIFIC MAIL
% 1A''''''' '0'' .'' '' cIARiEs ". WEST Ascent
30 4af y. 3
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V'HOS. j. POPE G BRO,
4 PIG IRON. METALS, RAILS 6r.
No 2J2 PEARI-S'r.. rear tGEEAAAN-Sf, l.
COA8i9SbiENfs SOLICITED.
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sPEED AND COMFORT.

POR BOSTON, - -,
WORCESTER, PALMER, PITlHBURu hAsliUA. LOWELL OoN
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The new and siAnch Of the Norwich Inc ,,o,-
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NEN-iOHh, a.
tSuudsys efceptedl, CLOCK y NJ H0A
Per No 81 North ,,, Rive, ,iSta ts9t & 'es'p'l'
there connecting With ie Steamboat EEpe ira ton w Aos
points via Norh and Worcester Boston ard Worcester worcester
an Nashna ani Me- London and Northern Railroads
T. s. MARIiS, Agent on the Per
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY -
meets Al Hampton Junction With Delaware Lacsawarna Hnd western
Railroad aud a. Eas'oa with Leh valley Railroad and rs eohne
to1s forming Psbuh and The west ShoA' eH@so 0'
" AILENTowE LINE TO THB WEST
Three EIpres Trains daily for hsNes except Sundays when ono
Sty miles ana tr hours saved by this line Chicago Cincinnati
S. Louis, Gc, uut change ol ears ,,,.
STRING ARkANGEhENTS
Commencing April ~ I8J1-Leays NeN1ofA a. toii0Ws;
al Pennington. Eaon, bethlehem, hanch ChnAA
Wiismspor. Wlkesbarre MahaHoy City, &c ,,,, p,,,
uNEsTEs for kAston Allentown hafrlsnufs t
burgh and the West change Of cars V CehhA "
changes Louis Connects al harrsIIs
Northern Central and Fi and Bie Roads Tor hne 1au tl0
Connects al Junction with Del, Lack and West H. L. of
Water Gap, Scranton Hou Kingston Great benz &C o.h,,,s
I'm TRANPor Esston, Aneniosn Msneh Ch9nli i,..baS~ g.
Reading, Columbia Lancaster, BpAraA LiaI Fo''s'iHs
$3.50 ?. m.--for PanbelA
So nor soTsFSile aud Fls,ninstop ,,,, N,,,A
T. m-CSciyvAri EyfKEss-for hastoh ron-
Chunk Reading HARRISBURG Pisugh Chego aug g.,
meets az Harrisburg Nth for whAAnpoF' Ee &c Sleeping ~
.lsn rse-Por junction aud intermediate stAioaA
% HfST yyRTF&s EXPRESS TRAISF Eastou. Ansnto'A
R,.iaps Hs,i.brrs Pittsburgh and the West , ,.,i,.
Slsrnipv ,r, rilrh Jersey NJ 10 s''y "
atftnh .,ir s rur 10 Brrrer Point Elizabeth &c 60, Nh
st m IN. West obtained AZ the Oee OF II ~,
road OF New Jersey Of Liberty - y X a. 70 A
~ 80 ''' D''-' JOSIAH SiEAhSs, Hhpeil.,nleAs -
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Excursions.

AHOY FOR ROCKAWAY.-The steamer
n PORT ROYAL every dg from War5sn't SoI'a River
landing side House aud E House each way Blue nsh-
ne bathing. Clam bakes daily
nAIDY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
IL ROSLYN landing at Whiestore Bsyss Deck, Great Neck
sands Point Mos Dock end Gen Wood On aud ser MONDAY
june tie steamer ARROWSAITH Capt Huee vii leave Peck
clip Pier No. q Et River, az 3D. og tie Ab0' n
ings Retaining will leave Roslyn st $50 p
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GALE of CORRUGATED IRON daily at Et
- Private Sale a, ali hours hO. SIS EassSeySptssa'AsH
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

OFFIcU RoSnOUT O.WrGo,t
BAiLlOAp CuvpAV1. KINGSTON Aug, ly5L y
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Pro
~ will received uttl September ~ 1901 for tle
Grading Masonry Bridging and Iron @ he laen Division Of ms
Mans plans Ieci,01s will ie furnished on and atr sep
t-uher 1907 Chief Eu-iuee WILLIAM B NORRIS, esq at
n. !. AL other Information furnished 20 this Cfce
THOMAS CORNELL President
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saIss bp SuttiOu.

A NJ eftrty Aucuouecr.
BY BANGS, MEEWN 3 Co. d55,' Broadway 5SyZ. cor or
Csc g. lr,vTr, AuetonssE ,,r ~
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
- ,ayssr. s S,'I sSTo Li1S,Ri ClI.Loa1E0 SolD
INTENSIVE SALE Of y. >. RAILROAD
II rROFFHrY 81 FOR salg M Fe4'i i Aa,'l a. t '
Of sed 1,sl on ts ilas RIVER opo.o tie C o; I'.e
.io,oaol;ei Tender. Brl u?yht II'e %eyass face
!. rs, i,s ~, Cana BSrils X.a-l5,s,.
9.t., a.. cs-.sle. Pumping Machines
:, 5fa 90, r. o. Cal. FhreTa
4 ,, % G Go'Ir fa' 3 .s JACK liSa Screw. W '''
sli i,s Boiler Ircr Wool Laths
5'1 ls Car aul LOCOMOTIVE t- : NC 20 Do4a1s 4,i fonP%
@ c.l,@eI " Ia,s.c sfa, Come, 2 4, r.. r.. Ns..i S's z.l'
: i,.'i,.5gt sie'aL 49, lg4 Iacb Esil;~.
'en'. n sF.iI' pend. and Boiler BLOCKS '-' '''@'
rloa-s Chgse h.sre shops St,i.onlouse &c. ,os,t9.f
a-a., Railroad Cag and Aa-n. Saop, for taekhls bridge
sScr Of Rsnroai Corarorls especially ceito This sale
Mot e articles enumerated arg m goi eoa'0n -'d man. o. lem
viii oorerc. At 70 oeo.s O. g TJLSD u. A. o'oSif J.
1 '1 r'rnnl, iIoh @y 20 ot uni TIC '''''''' arc 'o
s. o,Isr ribs Ga.ris7a.st,r ir.l General
~, N,cr and A. NJ Us. A. CiefQ. NJ sab.Dt Ark
one Ceic 81 Sa5.Dst hr. Rock. An, Aua 20 351
EONERNAlENT SALE at HILTON HEAD,
oo.-- 6o5o Hilton Ile4i g. on TUESDAY September % 1851
coz. .ao...g l IVA & ~; n; ,. .,t...r
A,r.. z.t net .los oi lori~l shell
Al1I vs., net tIus oI canister t--L
. Ab,.- li. utt t1as " scrap east iron
Abba. 10 o. l---t .loa.
s 1r. net sen a. ecrap bras, -, -,--.. .-.-...
- s.te-y ciiaz eI wooden 1rier, c,rr'gs, ir9nei
lr slides ir,ueI, Ou sft-s, " rittuf dfh
a-f-s. Of artillery harness. $50 hres - cfuiPers ''
hlrontt scsuHgrls. ll2n c7ItrIre ok' l cr
T.- ,t s sling 2-2 waist belts. af niet uols anu
s OF rro estr. consisting principally Of rags ropes n-
rrmrr.-. rsa u.Eeeline0., tools. Ar.. &c. Al,
A .ostoy lau, dwelling lolse o tie io"ing DIM a'oisi =
f.f h .si feet depth. c1rti1..s spacious rooms
si ri tac dly Of De- iu I. $. currency
allowed for Tie oval oi PROPERTY ~ tl ctNl- OF
gr.l t..' rer0yrd Nll revert 20 tle Government
Hy sat-. .-ty O. Chief of Orj.7rce.
NJ =. GkEALISH Capt and ". s. r.,
If O Ordnance Oeruf
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@ItAainn 6arSs. &c.

AT WM. EVERDELL.' SONS, No 1Q Full
q toast -~hDDlhG CARDS srdFlhE SfATIONERY lkSaS
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3I8 6Ef I4-E 2f03 1900
BIDS wl be uiorsei Proposals. A -sloauJa 90 Tea. Coast
or directed tU tre Undersigned
ihr r-l O. reject or at tds Tct'F'-
~ A D. MtGpNNfGLF.
ID !. -. - --LL 4 L . lLL..
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49, ia -f --7-sT-- f.-gTy-
FOR SAG HARBOR, GREEN PORT, ORR,
ssss7 s's1' $ m NV gltS O'P 8 N ' sb,Ys 10 ,5
sattAD4As sat a. a for is i,o,s P,s- ] ssIaSn M ~ Rs Fs5,
b..d REiuESiSG iel,e SlG fRB6R on MoSDsYs wRbSBs.
DAYS, tll FInAiS % p Ia MAKSG mE LNrEE CmcUiT OF
FoR r6Ff lrF9Ehsos AND STONY BRooK-st.,Hsr syn
,,ssas Viii NIlsrs Pace. Rocky Point and SetaaLst
Ton MYSTIC CoSSTts ..e,1pt steamer ARTISAS c,2t W
~ GIBBS. Pier SO y ue.sshpI kts River WEDNESDAY
''a IOD"i a. r DID, = TiiiL1 ~! mn ,l 1esu No ss sout.l
MORNING BOAT for NEWBURGH.
IDI1 steiner THOMAS C0lLYEB rsre' Per foot u BaTreIst
even a. NOL4 S0 o. 7J; Thirty oarA.s AZ ~ landing
Col,ns Ce.rfrg u Corau, Returning leaves Aofbah at l.30
g. u. arrI.e .l Nea.Yofl A. or'ork p
GARATOGA. RUTLAND. BUFFALO, SUS-
- PENSION BriDGTr MOUNT MANSFIELD. asi WHITE
MorSI4h "a BuGASGroS All al g9a' s9Ta n 'Td r' S1ss
DREW f srl sner MAY - leave Detoiess At go and
W.; Pos ssrtqrsl foas6se.1..- Rrsie.E bristol ClskR
viii iLe Scslo Celt4 AL kneaeF and Samioa Railroads via
sehneeiry viii Ah-uy l susqlehagra Railroad . Junction and
sttogt change of B hc Lake Chsmpau steamboats, a lo.
BAL a Rolss P1t ari7as a, Montreal a. Returning "h
EOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
- - @ , @ Aif ~ m II i n w. os eoareriI,g p'a Rsisi ''A '
GUNNER ARRANCEMENT.-Fo White
> stone Bae Dos, Great Nees sands Point GIE COVE hot'
Dos SsTyosl & .a t.'5 ~ III, ~, M ylA rs Pos, a Sli r
ne P.r No ~ u tees 'p DALI SUNDAY, s'eePea "AP' NJ
Tor the shove uarel pi'.rL '' leayI nt.sh ice,ilo-
FOR Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and Rondout
daily A. D. d. landing Coiisns Cornwall Marlborough ht9l,
AID Kofls ST. JAS " BALDWISo MonweL and F sr TH0s
CORNEiL on rues Thurs aHl Sat fom foot iar'ossL \. H.
EOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
KEEPsK. RoNDOUr. 'ni KINGSTON landing at C'ien'i
Dock Cornwall N'';Tg9T5 ,9r Ssa3 11a HdiS7 PSwF FGf
leaves D,slross.sst. afternoon at $50 oooes.
DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First-cass
r. dsy except sura,v.) at NJ f5 Hartford g. connecting ~
Tqs , I'D ,sss, - ady9t l N5 F1 's 81 S ,ftSTi Ss5oad d
2 eea' ng the cheapest and most agreeable route to The "o
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NOR long BRANCH and PHTLADELPHIA

a RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY, May 3 1851 the lines viii s foloB4
rom Pier No %, foot Of Duausst;
A. ll:l5 a. n.-BXPRESS PASSENGER LINE Tor Philadelphia
Long Branch &c. mFor Long Branch Toms River aud n
eedits suous touching at Pier No or passengers onil a.
i.lj 10.
FAST FREIGHT LTNB-Lsaves Pier No 12 At 5aop o Phia
depa aud r an the road and the Camden and
Auc Railroad Freight quick uniformly
mad hLlURrItt:
EXPRESS PASSENGER LINE-for 6ewYork &C. leaves Pbale
phi, from Niae fy ij Prom Long Brlncd fOr heNlOE
st5.25a and ll.iOa
BHROUGH FARE TO PHILADELPHIA ONLY 81 Tickets can
BE- procured and baggage checked Dason keas 0hce No $50
Broadway, n. y. W. $. sNEDEN & Co.. Lesees
During July srd August commencing July the Steamer HBY BR
SINK will leave Pier No. % (Dulntstj AZ and 5:l5 tolch
log last Pier No o. connscnZ with train direct for
Branch special viii from Long Branch .25
arriving DO NcW-l ora a. :. . O'Clock y.
nREAT REDUCTION I'm Firsf -Clnss FARE-
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Stsamboats m6 2ailroaSs.


FOR NORWALK DIRECT Connecting with
me DanerT taro4iThe fast steamboat NBLLY WHITE leaves
Per No. 5 East River foot Of Market st. at o and foot Of 3is
Ea Iovf say p m returning leaves NUrEak at 79 the
arra o le Danhl and Geuayen Fare Is Excursion
Iekt - % Dag coaneet 9 Newt naan Milton ani Rdgea
ERlE RAlLWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ of Chsnhersst, Payouia Ferry:
s NJ Day bHpres or Rochester Bufalo Salamanca Duhkd
and all points West ani Sontt.
$3.50 Way Train daily intermediate station.
1000 m BInre Mall for Buffalo. salamaHcA Dunklk. snl all
points West ard South.
WAY stopping Sterling
and Turner's 70 Port Jers SsWburzh
wick
500 D. u War Train. for Sufen and intermediate ssonG
Express, for Rochester, Buffalo, SllAmaucA
Dunkirk and al SOutl snd West
m Train Tor huheu ard intermediate stations
7:Oo m Erress daily for Rochee Buffalo, Salamanca,
Dunkir and all points West and south by this sleeping coaches
val rnt through o Cincinnati without change
300 pIn.. EmigraHt Train, daily, for the West
A so va Trains l0r Boiling spung Passac ara Patesoa si u
and 9:l5 Il las JD 6;3) and II p m On NbDNtS-
DAY NIGHTS Theasr Train at y O'clock for suaern and intermediate
stations
SUNDAY TRATNs-s3oa NJ. WAY Train for Oisyile 70 m 'nd
bp for Paeon; Nghi Epr for Dunkrk Buffalo Roch'
ester samaca and al pou West aud South II Tor Paterson
and Port Jervis
EIrTess through TO Dunkk s1i Buffalo with
ont change Of Coaches aHl direct connection with all Southern and
Western
Perfectly Ventilated Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trims
Depot foot Of Chm5eTssL for and Long Doek Depot Jersey
? p4ps Ce,u psss
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

ONC ISLAND RAllkOAD-OJ = n VI VI Adi-il ~ ~
A RANGEMEST-Le,yes Jane's Sp n g y. ..@ fts,is ~ s
I,5 md ,ilen cove w.. Express ran o oIee1p95t sP
n sro.-, Glen Cove Hsmpsiea and an W suuoss - & M
~, R,erhra Nay Alroas eayts hunters IvM a. Wv
A rrtTr,if. arrives Hunters Point at o'tS y. M
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

DETURN TICKETS to PARIS and BACK.
Ia FIRST CLASS, eco IL GOLD.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
y QUEEESTOWE-1hs ILIau Line, sailing semweeky eafng
the S. Mails
CITY or WEDNESDAY,, Angus: q
CITY or ANTW JkDAY Augns. 81
CITY sepH6er
W tDN
CITY or BALTIMORE ~ biAD-l l. -
an each succeeding SATURDAY and WEDNESDAi al roo rom Pier
No q NOrl River 49,. 80, u..o,.,,
BT the nail steamer sailing ever saturday
- r%4,ATEH % ~ COLD 41Io sTrr - o.AAa'e a.,
To li9I To London. -
10 oPars............. l25 To Pts............... -
Wednesltva amers-Frt Cabin, eOi bteergs
e. Payable In u s. Currency. -
Passengers aso forwarded Havre Hamburg Bremen &C. at mod
Tcet. can s. 'ght persons sending for their friends
Ior dprtAer Information afpy 40 the Company Ohces
JOHN G. DAHk. Agent. No 70 BroadEay n I
CTEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP and NEW
The LIVERPOOL, SEwYoRE snl PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
INMAN LINZ,
will dispatch one Of their Steamships from Antwerp NewYork every
month, commencing With
CITY OP CORk............'''''''' Hp'eIlD. l.
D.
SAILING IRON KEN-lOkk;
KANGAROO .............. Wednesday, October JJ
Prom No. 45 North River
For further information apply al The Companys once
JOHN q. DALE. Agent.
No 1lruat
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v the vouus Railroad Sensation the Ter nr-1e he Ioa1s
Police Cour Miss Rose Eytinge J. X NOrmsr Banes Gre, IL
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The Markefa.

New YORK, May LIP. Motion more
active, and advanced lc. sales, $500 bales;
mddling uplands, Csc. Flour less active !;
State superfne, S11.45@$l2.25. Mixed
western corn, sl.1S@$l.26. Pork firm at
s239$25. Lard firm at l21a@134c. Naval
stores dull. Freights quiet.
BALTIMORE, May 1l.-Cotton dull and
nominal. Coffee quiet and steady. Flour
unchanged. Corn dull and further de-
clined white, $l.1S@$l.20; mixed west
ern declined &C.,, and quoted at sl.l4.
Provisions dull. All hog products un-
changed. Whisky, in bond, soc.
ST. LOUIS, May ll.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn declined &c.; quoted at
sl.lO@s1.15. Mess pork, s22.4O@s22 20.
Bacou shoulders, s34c.; clear sides, II 8
9l24c.
CINCINNATI, May ll.-Fiour quiet. Corn
unsettled sacks, S1.O5. Mess pork dull
at $3.50. Bulk meats firm; shoulders,
&c.; sides, lOc. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
s4@9c. clear sides, ll7a9l2c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May H. Cotton
active at 23a24c. spirits, 81
G55c.; crude yellow, 49, Virginia, 81
hard, So. Rosin scarcer, and nominal COM
mon, 1885; No. 2, So; No. l, 1925; pale,
S4@$425. Tar, 81.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 11.-Cotton stiff
and advanced 1@2c.; strict middling,
25c.; sales, 43 bales receipts for two days,
90 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 11.-Cotton opened with
a fair demand at 24c. and closed with an
advance, holders asking &c., but no buy
ers sales, 3S7; receipts, Alb.
MOBILE, May 1l.-Cotton firmer and
quiet; middling, 25c.; receipts, 81 bales ;
sales, 400 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May ll.-Cotton active
and higher; low middlings, 25@26c.; re-
ceipts, 367; exports, S,S43 bales. Sugar
and moasses nominal and unchanged.
Flour-But little business doing; choice
grades firm; low grades easier. Pork
quiet and firmer at s24.25Gs24.371a. Gold,
1851.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-13
Details of the Peace Conference.

LONDON, May 10.-The Conference met
this 7. NJ, and proved success. The
question was settled in favor of peace. Lux
cmbourg remains under the King of Hol-
land. Its naturalization will be guaran-
teed by the great Powers of Europe. The
fortress is to be evacuated by the Prussians
and razed. No troops will be kept in the
Duchy except to maintain order. The
pressure of the defiant attitude Of opposing
Powers and the great war preparations led
10 the speedy action Of the Conference.
Only details remain TO be settled. The
treaty is 20 be signed on Friday or Satur-
day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-13

Petersburg seems to be the cradle OF
the Republican party in Virginia. The
Petersburg platform is now famiiiariy
known as the compendium of virglnlan
Union sentiments. -Philsdelph Press.
1t has come to light here that Secretary
Seward and the Russian Government are
quarrelling over the expenses incurred In
the sending Of cable kilograms concerning
the Walrussian treaty.
Mr.. Charles Reade, it appears, has &C
tually commenced his threatened action
against the Round Table for its review OF
the novel Griffith Gaunt.