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DR.. WHITTIER,
REGULARLY RRI

a REGULARLY BRED PHYSI-
- CLAN, as his Diploma which hangs
IN his office, will show, has made Chronic
Diseases The study of his life, and has
Union wide reputation, having been longer
located tn st. LOuiS than any other Chronic
Disease Physician. 500 D H1
Much of his practice has been of a pri-
vate nature syphilis, Gonorrhoea, elect.
or Mercurial A Elections of the Throat Skin,
or Bones; Orchitis. Hernia, or Rupture;
a so the effects of Solitary Habit ruinous
to body and mind, producing Blotches, De-
bility. I'm Impotence Dizziness Dimness of
Sight, Confusion OF Ideas, Evil Forbod-
Weakness, ETC.; not all these in any one
case, but all occurring frequently in va
rious cases.
Rsr Accommodations ample; charges
moderate; cures guaranteed. Consulta-
tions by letter or al Office, free. Most cases
can be property treated a0tt''out an tIterUtelO,
and medicines, secure from observation,
sent by mail or express. No hindrance to
business in most cases.
Address Box 1892, st. Louis, Mo.
Hours--S am. to- s pm. Office perna-
nently located at No. 20 ST. Charles street,
between Sixth and seventh one square
south of LindelI Hotel, a retired spot in
the centre Of the city. -
Consultation rooms, and rooms for the
accommodation of such patients as require
daily personal attention.
EVER YBOD Y
can get in a sealed letter envelope my
Theory, Symptoms, and Treatment o.
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases,
clearly delineating all the Diseased Condi-
tions, with full Symptom LISTS for two
three-cent postage-stamps to prepay post
age. Circular tor Ladies, relating to Dis
eases of Puberty, Menstruation, and Preg
nancy three cents
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Stories Ahont Parrots.

AS our young readers we'll know,
the parrot may be taught to repeat
many words. 1t is generally suppos-
ed that they attach no meaning to
what they say. but simply utter the
sounds, as they would any other
notes. This may be so. but some in
cidents seem to show that they may
sometimes know the use of language.
A lady friend of the writer occupied
part Of a house where was kept
very talkative parrot. One day the
lady came down stairs dressed in a
short-gown and petticoat, the wealth
er being intensely warm, when the
parrot Immediately cried out, : What
frock you got on?n Another friend
relates that parrot belonging to his
landlady one day annoyed her very
much by It's continued talking and
screeching At last she seized the
stick with which she had been stir
ring the clothes, and raised it threat
eningly, when the bird Immediately
cried out, " You saucy thing, poll
won't speak another word. u and re-
manned silent almost the whole day.
A bird show was held at the Museum
in New York several years since, to
which a parrot was sent that
had been taught to repeat
the Lord S Prayer. This was
advertised extensively, and hundreds
of persons went to her the wonder,
but to their disappointment, and the
vexation of the owner, Poll would not
utter word during the exhibition,
although fully able to do what had
been expected. After the show, the
parrot was taken home, and upon
reaching its place. it exclaimed, " |
suppose | can talk now, and became
as voluble as ever. The bird's
silence was not remarkable, as song
birds will seldom sing freely for some
time after being taken to new place;
the speech on going home certainly
seemed to indicate intelligence. A
gentleman had taught his parrot to
say Get your gun, John" which
was well remembered one night by
the bird, for burglars entered the
house, and Poll, hearing a noise,
screamed out at the top of her voice,
Get your gun, John, awakening
her owner, and at the same time put
ting the robbers to fight.
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YOUTHS COAuMN.
singnlar 0ure for Lazlness.

A friend, whose name we are not at
liberty to give, but who is well and
widely known as a business man of
sterling worth, was last year erecting
a large building. One of his excel
lent peculiarities is, to allow no in
temperance or profanity among his
men, and to insist that every man
shall work for the liberal pay he is
willing to give. One day, this gentle
man noticed that one of the builders
was continually Sinking, seeming to
care only to pass away the. time and
draw his pay. Calling his foreman,
who had the hiring as well as the
overseeing of the mea, our friend
asked whether the lazy hand had been
engaged forlthe season, or only for a
short time. /" For the season, y was the
reply, s but | can discharge him, Isup-
pose. ~ Oh! no, said Mr.. - =" but
| want you to go down to the village
hotel and engage the. best room you
can find let this man go there and oc-
cupy it; every month send his bill to
me, and | will pay it. The, foreman
informed the hired man of his in
oil uCDiOHo gfN0Hi duu He az Onc6 WeHG
toR'the owner. " | understand
you = are not satisfied with my
work said he 81 / find no fault with
your work, " was the reply9.'l but be-
cause you don't work. " : | will leave,
if you insist on it. said the man,
" Not at ALL don't turn you away
but | have given orders to have the
best room at the hotel put at your
service, since you want to play the
gentleman at my expense, and |
promise you | will pay the bill
promptly every month, but I will not
have your bad example among my
men. The poor fellow, utterly
dumbfounded at such novel treat
ment, scarcely knew how to reply, but
looked as though he would Ike to
sink into the ground. Finally he
asked, 6 Are you willing to try me for
a week. " Certainly, , said Mr.. -,
" / am always willing to help man
who wants to reform. The man re-
turned to his work, cured of his lazi-
ness, and from that day forth, no
more industrious hand was to be
found on the place. lra tau
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~ LYONS hoss
PERIODICAL DROPS,
The Great Female Remedy for

L fCC NfC0t 4 ChteVtC ASOffVOAJ IOA
ASA 81 Irregularities.
mr. HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS
u in my own practice, over ten years,
and do not hesitate to say that nothing
has been developed by medical research
that acts so powerfully, positively, and
harmleSsly, in cases OF female irregularity,
as does this medicine. In all recent cases
1t never fails, while thousands who have
been long sufferers are indebted to it for
the boon of health to-day.
Although so powerful and positive, they
are perfectly harmless, and may be used at
all times, except when specially forbidden
in the Instructions.
To all who suffer from any irregplarity,
painful, difficult, excessive, offensive, or
INSTRUCTED menstruation, Leucorrhoea, or
the train of diseases that follow, would
say, try a bottle of DR.. Lyons French
periodical Drops. Being fluid prepare
ton, their action is more direct and posi-
tive than any pills or powders. Explicit
directions, bearing my fac-simile, accom-
pany each bottle. 80
They may be obtained of nearly every
druggist in the country, or by inclosing
the price to G. G. CLARK & CO.. New Ha-
ven, Conn, General Agents for the United
States and Canada. Price 81 so per bottle.
DIR. JOHN l.. LYON,
Practicing Physician,
dec3 dom New Haven, Conn.
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.IT ALWAYS CURES. :,

Read the following, which is only
specimen of the many letters we are daily
receiving: "a N .t
y. - 81 ~ ~ BOSTON, MASS.
/. g ORRIN SKINNER & Co.-SIRs: Notwith-
standing my general prejudice against
proprietary for patent) medicines, was
Induced to buy two bottles of the Amerl-
can Life Drops, through the high recon-
incubation of them by friend, as always
curing Diptheria, Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, bronchitis, &c. My son, sixteen
years of age, was taken suddenly III with
Diptheria, and could Scarcely speak or
swallow, his breathing was SO bad. We
were much alarmed but decided to try the
Life Drops, before calling physician. BY
using the Drops according to direction, he
was soon relieved, and the disease entirely
broken up. let a friend, suffering with
rheumatism, have one of the bottles. he
says the Life Drops gave immediate relief,
and are the best medicine he ever used. A
family near him, suffering from Colds and
liberated Sore Throat, used some OF his,
and were cured in short time. Since
then let nay brother, a physician, have
part of mine, and with which he cured a
bad case of Diptheria. He is constrained
to acknowledge that they are valuable.
Truly yours, a. b. ELDER. +
The Life Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., -tt F
Sole Proprietors, Springfield, Mass,
And sold by all Druggists.
DEMAS, BARNES & Co., New York, Full
LER, FINCH & FULLER, Chicago, General
Agents. noy12
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AMERICAN LIFE DROPS!
q = For the speedy cure of 81
For the Speedy cure d

Jeughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, and all
kindred com plants.
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of Boots and Shoes, being one of the
largest and best stocks of J3i q 'A
GOOD GOODS

to be found in any house in the West,
and they are determined to sell them
at such prices as will enable them to
build up business equaling in amount
any house in their line in the city. IT
you want ,..5.y Eoe afr3a.
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!. 80 =
GOOD GOODS, /

at low figures, call and see READ,
and you will not be disappointed.
/" Quick sales and small profits has
always been his motto B1 fa,a.
oc24'66 diff
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DEALERS IN
silks, Laces, and Fine DRY Goods

z = " saiqoI lE5nft9A % p ailllnn
q9f -orq adi oIa afiupdi % hoiH-"
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For five years has this article been be
fore the people, and the verdict returned
from every quarter, by the consumers o
the half million BOTTLES that have beer
sold within that time is that 80
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Real Irish POpIins ;

81 I0t lllI8 IHIU1IIHI % I
7oqqs 5n3mu-9vog %
& feIi h 10 amss,ssoa mod i1aas
lga Gu i3ol or 20 ii'iol sfH iaai
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
(9tsan Sttamtrs.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
l. THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers River Of Canast, Al II o'clock
Is follows --- .--.o
Capt CarcIiy. 49,.
TANA. Can't. Sutton
Sept 2-RSiNG STAR Capt Seabu connecting with GOLDEN
CITY. Can't. L3pige.
ore huudrci pounds baggage allowed free each adult
Medicines ard attendance iIee.
AL Departures Aaplco those s and 2lst connect Pans
steamers South achc ports M and llth for Central Aner
ee- norris ar.. hose o. Is MauIanlo.
peprre of nth with the steam line from
eira 30 Australia and Nev-Lcaand.
steamer sept p connect closely with steamer China
October u, Yokohama and Hong hong and at
Yokotau. Costa Ncs for Nagasak ana Slaugna-
t ross. re cke friaer information apply al the once
nl w WylfP-S ..s, o, Csu1ist North River Sew.York
'e "A-'' '-' VI N T. r. BABY. Agent
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Corporation S1uti;rs.
rT DEPARTMENT.

CROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
10 sealed proposals each ndorsed
With work which relates the name Of the bidder aud
e date offering win he received this ofcs until ii clock M
Of TUESDAY Sept H. 1867 for the construction Of the following sewer"
10
tSpecfcaion No 3on Roses betvee Frankfort aud Daness
and in Cherryst, between james aud Jeferson-ss ,,
4Oln Thdaye, between One nuhdIelAhu'
ghteens in seeondaVe between
and Onehundrel andtwentn IN one
between Thraye and Harlem River with
bncb IN Ave A. and OIehundfe ourthst, between
Fourth and Fiflh-ares. 49, rr... -. .
Ispeedcatiou 4In Wilest between Grand and Henons
.pd H Dgslon st between Essex and jefferson sts
(Speccaton No 42Beween fry nI'h And Fl' ano oe
tween Lexington and Eighthaves ,,,.. 49, ,t.,- N, .
euth and Westst between Little West
Twen ami GanseyoorsL In Bhbaye between Jane aud West
Twelnh m and in udson between Perry and hammondsIs
speaion +Beween Seventy fourth aud Seventy nnihsts
bet Fourtha aud Fnb-zves
a3lunhnshed sewers IN rii second aud iyhi
rs between Righh and Nnthaves . -
peeseaaon 30 .G-ln Bghtya between Second and Third
- , r,,, ., -. 4, -
u,rough Eighyeghth.st 90 fourthaye.
No +)Between Seventy ninth
and between Fourth and FliIb.ayea
the above be specifications and forms OF os
~ THOMAS STEPHENS c'oton
ROBERT l. DAktAGh A2asaa'' 2t
A ". CRAVEN. eV1L
oGss Cr0tsp hQysdusi DepuiuSat, SeRt \ Ise.
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grGal 9utitrs.

DVBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
the g ay OF September 1867 shall proceed to draw JURORS for
osng Courts TO be he IN and ir the Iy ana county OF Se"
Yr m r IT, October 1867: panel ~ - Grand Jurors for
Crr Of General Sessions pape g Grand Jurors FOR Court Of
over aud erner panel Of O Petit Juro for Court o General
sus paue of 100 Court Of Oyer AID TermineI
two panel. Petit fr supreme Court Pas and J two
rares Jurors Courts Ports and2 Two panes
oflOl Peu. Jurors Court Of Common Pleas Parts and
WM &. CONNER. Clerk
GTPREME COURT, NewYork County
> EDWARD p BRAY President Buierieds Overland Dispatch
rnG against JOHN v FARW ELL, Deeudant-To JOHN y FAX
WILL You suuuouei and required 20 the com
ranf In mi, action which Office Of the Clerk OF the
touny City Of New-iork, and to serve
opv f YOUR answer complaint the subscribers al tA
once No New ioA within tweay days a the ser
vice m this the DAY OF suh service ana
YOU m said complaint within the time aforesaid he h
tf this action will Judgment against yon for the s5n oi thirteen
tbsand hundred dollars the eleventh DAY OF june
one thousand esh hundred and stseyes besides the costs and d
bursements OF this aeon-Daei June w lsoL ,- co-,,
VAN COTT, WINSLOW & VAN COTT,
an t..e.rb Paintl~s Attorneys.
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C,UPREME COURT-City and County of New
y York-TOHN II BROWNING against WILLIAM GALLAGliEH
and Chane his wife William Couner EDWARD Dunn
Of Ebeuezer Sherman deceased
Mav Gallagher Farley, The FAn National Bank oi the Wy d
Seyors Michael Phan and William Pman DefendantS- IN n
uc he Judgment Of tho above entitled Court made ana entered
t above entitled the 2oth day Of August A. d. o' ine hsse
in ana hv Judgment will sell at public ecton AZ the
Exchange Saeoom No III Broadway Newie Si On The z S
- s@ntembe l a, u clock noon. through THOMAS NklCh
ps E.te Auctonee all that certain lot piece OF parcel oi hu
situate ling the late Twelfth ward OF the ny new
Xrt snl dnguhe of Harlem Commons made by Charles
Clinton of M y Sueyor dated Dec 1924 and hle In The Registers
os of the CITY Of York by the uumbr 9 Tone hundred and any
nn on the norery side Of Eighty fourth street between ine Second
"a b avenues containing width In front and each twenty
& G AMI in deuh on each side hundred and feet and
i. t Tie center Of the bockDated NeWYork Aug 30 1907
'--"" " ~ RICHARD C. BEAMiSH Refere
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
~ POR BOSTON,
,-opcpsrpR PALMER FITCHBIRG NASHUA LOWELL con
"oh"N corn Tim WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
IL. nav snd siAnch Of the Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEW iOEK,
. Ns, YORK day (Sundays eroepieil Al O'Clock hOu
" Pier No 20 North River, loot o esHI ST.
FOR sEW-LONDON,
connecting with the Steamboat frpes rAh ron inc sooo
% v. Norwich and Woree.ter and Worcester Worcester
pa S.,hns and New London and Northern Railroads
Az lo..., r,tas information inquire OF
J. S MARTIN, Agent on the Pie:
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NTOpTuFRN X. X. of n. J.-Trains leave
~ @ 90 r Piermon a. Is aad 925 a. ll5 az 5;21
a. S..uJ os In NJ ~ s,y apsr . ~ 49, A.. 80
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. !
Guan Sttamfrs.

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE: 80. v.,s =
sTBAMsIIPS BETWEEN KEw.YoRK AND HAvRk' CALLING
The splendid on @ for the Continent VII
TIIHT Pn bE PARIS snTnop = SATURDAY segteber
EuRoPk Lemsne.. STP1iy D.; S
PRICE OF PASSAGE Gueudg WHe payable II soa or eq4'A'A'
r,.,c TO ooa BEFsT = Est sse.15 on g4yRE e.Rs .g
10 PARIS
Including railway tiekets. furnished on board
Pirst CABIN sls5 Second CABIN. So
S,sgge CHECKED through to Paris
Medical attendance tree Of charge
These steamers do not carry steersge passenger 49, ,v.,.
BY s M ssss steamers sCf o & 10 Ii I aVo aHHsc.
1ssa s5 s,s .15, and GEo Agent No. e Bror
Steamer VILE DR PARIS for BREsT and HAyRE viii leave
North Mortonst SATURDAY. Sept AZ
10 o'clock Passengers are requested be on beam
only AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND and
Tn. EfwYoRK AND HAvRE STEAMSHIP COMPASTs fr.
class Mail Steamships ARAGO and FULTON 70 Hayre calling at fl
mouth carving the United States mails from Pier NJ" ~ NORM M
xRAGo H s4TTBRDDAYY s.TRD.Y S Se9t5 Ss
ARIGO Hy A. Gsdsden- ............sA sATuRDAf Hqybr q
And ever 2a days thereafter
prce. ofPa.sg. Payable IN Gold
First Caa.............sl2 l2 Second Class ........sD
Through tickets o LondoD 50 extra
An experienced Surgeon board. -
The COMPANY viii b responsible for specie. OF % y,sal' unless
bills sdng having the value expressed sre Ssnea ineeo
For further Information 'PPl{o l{ots9ppr e covsrocK. Agent
No Boad~ay' New'lorE
JAS. A. WOTTON, Hayre, General Agent IN Europe.
STEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP and NEW
The LIVERPOOL NEw.YORK and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY,
INMAN LINE,
dispatch their Steamships from Antwerp to NeWYok every
month, commencing with
o.-l m VI vi USii s&IGiKG FROM SEM-YoaE: o......
CITY OF CORK................ Neluefiay ocioDef y
Prom Pier No Nor River
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Prom NewYork: Prom Antwerp; 49,
FiTsi cabin 100 Currency T ssi" 80 30 Cola
For further information apply at the Company. ofice
JOHN q. DALI. Agent
No IS Bro4dWay, \. Y
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
A GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
AT REDUCED RATES. .. .... ,,,,, .,-,,
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND IRELAND
SCOTLAND AND WALES
Por particulars spnlv -
UNHF NATIONAL LINE.
steamers weekly to Liverpool and Queenstown leaving Pier No
a. North River ever Saturday: ...,.nr., ,-.--,---
PENNSYLVANIA" Capt ewis.....SATIRDA1 Sep'cmber
VIRGINIA" Cant PrQWse NpAl NepirinrI
"HELVETIA" Capt Thompson ...nAI lhAl september ~,
ENGLAND Capt tuiug ui'DAi cePeH"o' 80
CABIN passage = 100 currency.
Steerlg passage Liverpool Queeusown SO N urreaef
liverpool Queenstown 40 n currency
For further particulars srpy Oe Of the Company Nos 81
and n Broadway, or No - Brosdway - ,r ,,,.,sr ,,-
xzlz-
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NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ SrvupR ARRANGEMENT. commencing June lS67-Ieays
a o. poirt G:lOA m sf25 m. $50 's;D m 1880
M % D m; '43o p $40 p m t1.Jo p m sI9 m
t,nts,s ado sl0S 6:lO p ihrrgh to orrh neck
sag with Stages Mauhet and Poti asngton returning
-Ts a.l5 D. $50 Iueslay Al oaurla, hlzhts
P,t,s t,,,ns leave Pushing II gller ronI III'a m
Boats leave 'AN' l. C. VOHHlkS. Supernendenl.
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professional ylOtitts.

IUARIFS NETTLETON, No III Broadway
" FIRST FLOOR. COhhssloshh 10Y e,er oA's s- leIo,
nIyORCES legally procured for persons from
srv state publicity Special helhues inompAubhv or
de'etioa 'uAe ~ H. BATEMAN No. III Broadway.
o,URGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- :, STaIe-TrRF yARlCOCELE, HEMOKkHOlDS fhiULA
~ - oh.eur. Of the Pelvic Nsce utder the exclusive
son, Of EDWARD H. DlXOh d. hdtor Of The seapeL One
L IAN 1, : - 49, " " eTsnins, AZ DL Va is-4s-esi
Ne, ~ EasNA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

TRAINS LEAVE NEWIORK;
Vor -iaven BRIDGEPORT 900 300 (kLL lB i1l3
a.. 50t u3rI. dt 60 srl Oh lEHl D. ~ - go
For go,1aE 70 p 70 ur) 900 ii9o.m 1918 CRr 200 (Br
as. $40. fhti 3sr. 300 fkrI g. %.
For paries. ga. pO1 ll.u a. m.. rs 80, a7n -
Fot Stamford Tlo gro Erl 400 ll1a m lAl9 thIl 25 200
W4J. 3ss 41 lFrl. 80 go. 6Jl. 900 (Etl y a. OIL,
For and Intermediate stations, ~, 5yo Inv m 80
~ wv CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston via Springfield aoo a. D. lESl 900 Efh aoPn
Ior Boston Shore Line. lll3 III 300 p N - -. -,
for Hartford AL spua slsl zoo tBEL I@la 1p pih aV'
A.
teai 100 D. o.. 70 Northampton. ,.,.
- p..,...t - no . r
u Is 100. Cfnp m
For Cana Ralroii. 1911 m 90 Eo-'isnpoh
lof Iiousaio1Ic Railroad, Boo m, SOD o.
For Nan Railroad. g. Jul p
For D.llury Soraal1 Railroad. lol yiO m so p
N'A--'l''-' S'''PA' ~ JAMES H. HOYT Supt
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Cost amO fOunS.

OST-7 S1Os of June issue, Nos. ~ d3I,o,9 I. any,
sas ,.s.t.sg zoe sans 10 ~ BkANIIAGas AY' % "AS'~
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| GREAT REDUCTION in First lass FARE
NORTHERN RAILROADS. and TROY LINZ or STEAMERS from
Pier No a. North Ryer. sprngs, daily al Saturdays


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
4 \ ROADS-On aud aAer MOEpAY Apr. ~ 1867 trains f2r
Albany and Troy connecting with Nofheu sud Western trains viii
leave New York e. 70 lows;
NJ Eryre,. Hudson River Railroad Thfis'hsi and
Tenth through Suspension brige without change Of
cars Troy with for Saratoga Rutland Barhag
tor sldthc North
connecting Chatham with Western Railroad Tor Lebanon
Same Itfle Albany with Western and a. Troy eh
tars for slr4ioga Rutland. Darlington. aHi che North
g E4p- Hudson River Railroad, connecting a. Albany
viii lo lt West
Ts M Flrress trsu Hudson River Railroad connecting At
Ab.r, n ani at Troy vIth trains FOR Montreal vita
attached I,-.,-
uti Western rasi Lebanon Srrugs fiae &C. and al A.
t.ur cd W,t.cra Sleeping attached az Albany
Lrprszs Hudson River kioad VIII 'eepng Hs
stacle urouh o. Buffalo ad spenaon Bndge without clse
~ df excepting HtlntTs aNafi rom
Nv through g. Ozusrf without change via Rome ana o.
Hrosd Connection Troy w made at East Abmy Ths rao
VI riuoa SgniarS . -...-,.,
eefne-fur An7 r Buffalo and hpenson brlf9i
sr AZ Saratoga and polais North THIS tram VII
T4f ou N.UirHf.
a. Iouyti e-r intermediate stations leaving New lork at
n Returning ryugAkepas s.i arriving n Ns"-io&
Ao SUNDAY train Harlem BlFroa' etying Forty seconds At
m arrfil 81 'eito A. $3.50 Returning leave Miller
tou Al { D. o.. a4s!g.lx New lor. A. l27n n.
ia NANTEREIfT Vice President
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MASON q THOMAS
vi CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
No l29 FIFTH.AVB., NEWY0RK
To afford the advantages thorough Musical Education IN ALl
PRASCHEs at moderate cost WILLIAM MASON and THEODORE
THOMAS have established CONSBRVATORf The brst session
Monday, September l6
PrOessps department have been hed by the hghea
pursued whether vocal Instrumental
will be thorough every respect
Books open. Ohce ehoursf from 10 a. m.
particulars and clses re.
which will mailed address application 10 the
dersgnec. MASON THOMAS.
Conservatory Office No. ll9 Fifhaye., New York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

Grursions.
AHOY FOR ROCKAWAY.-The steamer
~ PORT ROYAL every day from Waueqst North River
leaves At II A. NJ and D. M leaves RokaEay % f and q
landing House ard Ede House each way Blue sh-
ng. bathing Clam haA~s dsiy
NAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROSIYN lrdnr al Whtestone Bayss Docs. Great NcL,
sands Point Mott. Dock Glen Wood On AID after MONDAY,
June the steamer ARROWSMTH Capt Nuee viii leave Peck.
slip Pier morning, 9lJ for the auoi land
ngs Returning will leave Rosyn al O. ~ n.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

'l'ERRACE GARDEN, TONIGHT.
n Thrdsye between Kayeighh and Ffy ninth sta -
FhlLF
THEODORE 1HOMAS'S
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
THIS THURsDAY) EVENING Sept s. at7i
March 1e Merry birds. Not6
Waltz" An der schoenen bauen Donau' Strsuss
selecton- lone ieueh
..
Z. Polka MaImks-" Lbelen e,x.-<
Polka" Leches Blut" }''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Grand selection" Don CarlOs Yerf
Fautase" Visions in Dream" bumbp
THE SOLO FOR EITHER BY MR. GBRBL
~ naH Forsaedter' lsase
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
THEODORE THoMAss ORCHESTRA
Orders are
CONCERTS. BALLS, PARTIES COMMENCENBTTS ETC,
fol namb o instrumentaIsts
OHce No Broadway I EBRE Business
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

COLUMBIA VOLLLTL law oUIIUOI1'-- 7 1T ~
7N Animal Term OF ts Inst tuition viii No 81
frettp place New York WEDNESDAY, Oc' AM " coaI
r Ma Ia lef C-srstes admitted 90 the Nov ots Bar tG
Catalogues containing fuller information address lhLopONL '"
sIWIGrr. Warden. &C
UNIVERSITY OF NEN-lORh, Law De
rsrte-rTi4 annual session opens The u course IS
g. Tesrs tl properly prepared may enter te seoHe year
S;r9tes are astte members the Bar Ncalo6 For infiLe
* Y Citr JOHN NORTON PONEtOA, Dean. &c