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FOR ROSTOE


WORCESTER, PALMER FlTCHBCRG, NASHUA LOWELL cox
CORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and sanch of he Norwich Line.
CITY OF BOSTON ard CITY OF NEWYORK
leave hew-fOrk daily Sundays eIoeptet o'clock M E.
Pier no 80 North River. foot Of Yesirrst - -
FOR NEW. LONDON
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Trsr rom A. st.
points Norwich and Worcester Worcester We.,
and Nashua, and Rew.Lond0n and Nolthen Railroads
Freight taken az the lowest For information inquire of
.u
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T ,oNG ISLAND . ran ,RAIlLR0AD,: - r,,,,

Leave James slip;
for GreenpOrt aud all waysauous except wiow Tree
connecting Mneos with trains M Glen Cove and Hampstead
NOrpot passenger trains and all stations eIe't WI
low Tree.
N, Express train for RverheAA and for Greenpoh ssTrR
DAYS
4p m. NohIot passenger An and all vsysatons tG
a hneola with trsas Hampstead sAd Glen Cove
5Op. North Isp passenger train, 1nd all Naysatlofs
SUNDAY Ervon Train leaves Hunters Point for Norhpr ds@
ariTe'n Hunters Point a, 5O2 M To take effect Apn 20
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Qrp GOODS.

| CHAWLS.
! - Ar A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
| BERLIN WOOL SHAWLS, s. Each,
tPomerly $7)
FRENCH WOOL SHAWLS, 50 Each,
formerly &6)
FRENCH WOOL SHAWLS, 81 Each,
Formerly sal
FRENCH SILK AND WOOL SHAWLS.
81 EACIl.-Pormery 80.
ALSO,
A LARGE STOCK OF SUMMER CHALLIE AND
BAREGE SHAWLs,
PROM 81 TO 81 so EACH.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.,
CORNER CANAL AND NBRCER STS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
IL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FAMILY LINENS,
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM
CURTAINS,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
WHITE GOODS,
IN ALL THE POPULAR MAKES, BOTH FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC,
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
TIDES, AND TOILET COVERS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS EXHIBITION QUILT,
PIQUES, PERCALEs CAMBRICs, PRINTS,
&C.. &c, &c,
AT AND UNDER MARKET PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Sc Co,
CORNER CANAL AND MRRCERsTs.
NANTILLA DEPARTMENT.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.,
Invite the attention Of purchaser, TO the
GREAT BARGAINS,
IN
MANTILLAs, BASQUEs WALKING SUITS,
&c, &c,
Made Of The best materials and the
LATEST PARIS DESIGNS.
WHICH THEY WILL OFFER ON hoNpAY MAY 49, AT A
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE,
TO CLOSE THE SEASON
ALSO,
4 FINE SELECTION OF
REAL THREAD aud LAMA LACE SHAWLS,
FICHUS PELISsES, &c. &c,
tANlI, c6ENER MgRGkR.sE
HID GLOVES. KID GLUN -:
OUR SPRING ASSORTMENT HAS ARRIVED.
BEST ITALIAN KID GLOVES, - -. ., ,-r,r
LADIES COTTON AND LISLE-TlREAD
PARASOL COVERS, .
PARIS AND SCOTCH EMBRoIDERIEs
WE oFTER EVERY ARTICLE At An EXCEEDINGLY SMALL
ADVANCE on COST
MANY ARTICLES WILL BB FOUND QUITE As CHEAP IS IN
GOLD TINES. - .,
No Al RtOADwAY
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN, IreaudTh Hmsn Line under
British carrying the Mails intend
disf atcbug their steamers IS f,lloS.
CITY or WASHINGTON (yil ilislaIl MONDAY, May -
CITY or PARIS Nay y
CITY OF lhDAli MAY ~
ClTl OF BALTIMORE June s.
Aud succeeding tRDAl nd alternate MONDAY al
FROM Pier No 4J, North River
RATES or 2ASSAGB
By the mail steamer sailing eVery Ssuula,;
PAYABLE IN GOLD. PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
FIRST
10 Topdop. 10 Ioniou. 4
To PaTs............. lSI 20
Passage by the Monday amers Cabin, $50 godi steeTase
Rates passage o EesYorE HaHI-Cabn $40 stesrags
fl0, payable 10 gold
10 rates
passage GOm Liverpool oCueensown $40 cuuency Tck
be b0ug gt here by persoas shug for their iTendL
For further nonnstop apply dtk Company's Offices
JOHN G. DALI Agent No. IS BroadrAy, n. Y.
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WH r. BARR GeaeriI Pas. Agent.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM. RAIL,

Af
H ROADSIDE and sner MONDAY Nav ~, 1863 uins fot
AauL ard Troy connecting With Northern and Western irs VII
leave Eew-lork a. follows:
Express train Hudson River Railroad 1histh ,ud
Buffalo Bridge
with Rutland Bltg-
ton aud the Nort DragHgooE from hea York koch
connecting With for the West VIA either North Sosh
ore iu.
Erpfss, Harlem Rarosd. TsentJ.siItl e. st
Fouthay connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for ttss
Springs P3s &c. Albany With Western trains, Iy sia
tIaius Sssatasa Rltiani, Burlington, and the North
lO Express via Hudson River Railroad. connecting
Albany h Tor the West Sli With tans for SGIo.a
Rutland. Burlington. ani the North
m. Express Hudson River Rsirosi eouneouf
Albany with Western rn aBd Troy With taas tor Montreal ~h
s,eepingear attached.
I m EIpres. Harlem Railroad onnecag at Cbshan
Western Railroad for Lebanon Spnng Pttssed &c, ard
attached Albany
Express HGison River Railroad With re ears
attached .r1g Buffalo and Bridge without shsns
Of Also siecpugar day excepting Sriays sse.
Newlok hrs1yA Ogienshug without change VIA home W.
and o. Railroad Connection 1Vy vii be made at Eisl Atin!
This train will Sgndsys
up N tsn Hudson River Railroad. With t..Pnsear schsd
connecting trains FOR Buffalo ard Suspension Bss
Saratoga and points North. DfA1t Fooa
attached az Albany -
Tudson Railroad from New fork
intermediate stations leaving NewlOk
Returning POushkepse arriving NewioT az co.
Also Sunday train Harlem Railroad, leaving Al
M and arriving MIeon a. 3+O RetuTanz Asf
ton at 80 D, N, sri,lng al New-Iork a. " m -
49, ? - WM. H. VANDERBILT. VeePTesi3snL
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NEW-JERSEY r. r. ,For PhiLADEi1rhiaa u y Ei IN 4.
" Psi. iS IL sna snd " night Per Bat sse 9 es
1s:toan.' igm', i5Opn.[or SVGh sud s"t''-S
F1R THE WEST cnsuna and nd cs'Is:S % sns SrossS
one shsage Silver sleephseaTs on m u ~ - Sy
Cnonnst without IaLa sae coo
sn ~ No. saa Thurs run trosh to Chicago SsnSe ers
an tsa ether lines VIII Al S - srpt
Chie.gn (@Daiyt r. w gaonsOH. 49,
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ORR and NEW -HAYEN RAILROAD
issl SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1851.
COMMENCING JUNE ,, 1861
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK

Station EeYok corner Twenty eVeB and Fosnh
ave EntrHacs OF Twenty serss,hst
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L. :. MARsHAL's OFFiCy, T.. D. oY PEyNsYLvASIA, :
PmGkDKIPHU, May J. 1853.

PmL,DKIPHb, May !. 1858. :
THIS is to give NOTICE, that on the 26th
day o. March 1893 Man.4i a BsnsTgrtry was issued
County Of philadelphia and State Of Pensya who has been M
bankrupt upon peon that tue payment oi
delivery property belonging such bankrupt him
aud the Of property By bin forbidden by
law edio1ed meeting the creditors Of The said bankrupt
prove their debts and g choose ssee q he estate vii
BE- e1 Court Of Bankrupc 70 be holden at NO 30 WAort street
Philadelphia before j. HCBLkl ASHTON esq Register
q the 2},h day Of May, A D.. 1863, at 10 ocock
My4 lau3NM r G. ELLMAhER, T. g. Asnbl - Messenger
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CoUTHsIDE RAILROAD OF L. !

J,m,..,. y r. st9 a "a L. l. Railroad to ''"a"" !"
Babylon sBd al va statiess ,i. Hroollvn CsnlrJ
Ieaye Frnkla. ave Brooklyu. at sos a. u, va 's"'''
Railroad h kJansca hr BahyiOn and a way A. l.rs, tsg
Lave Jnnes Sslip, n. 4, at Up m, via L. l. hsH0S''
Babylon na AZ sY R,hirn at255 VIA Bro0fJn e''""
Ralo.I Jamacs Bsb' on and a connect
- d,s trsS SfL Rarcr arriving at JSnes ssp Connect
SesVe Babylon at rs g. BOT y' pvI .,,,as AZ Frsnhps's,
Brooklyu at 10 "a A.. I,rs,e. and all wsysiatons ees
% h , a. T. Rsoad arriving at Jsnss s.p e.a
Issy. Rshvon Al 1910 for Jamaica AZ -, ~, AZ Trsnis
;ysS af Bnokn Central Raroed III hs sers. cars u
ave BrCoilyn and eSnneeuaf Jamaica every
the Esst Nsw-fork AMI 'Ams"- n WHITE. "ris'e''''
minutes "a
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Snternal Rt6tnn,.

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
- SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT. STATE or NEW:YoHS,
prng XVIII and XVIII WARDS Of TIE CITY Of kEW
YORKNoce hereby given @ tue Lists o valuations aud enuura.
tous poperr sa under the Ac provide ntern Rev
cuu 10 support he Goveunen The Public Debt aBd
Tor pcrpos approved June 1861 and s snsndaT acts
approved March 1905 july H. 1866 and March 1861 made
and taken b. The several Assistant ASSESSOR sad Collection District
Interested for
srace of ffce tundsys pe ron e date hereof at
oce No lover Newi County National
Bnk between ant O'Clock And immediately
sn the Of DAYS from The date hereof 70 wi on the 18Th
dsy of MAY 1853 there sill receive and determine
appeals vahOns epumesonS
made the Assistant Assessors The Lists heren
referred comprise Businesses Trades and PTOis
Carriages Billiard lsb6s GOi Watcbes God
Silver Plate for the ending MAJ 1863 and the ates upon u
comes fOr tie YeAr ending December 81, 1914
All appeals The Assessor aioresld mn he made IN writing tnd
specify he particular cause matter ag respecting which decision
requested the grohd Unc pie o. complained Of
JOHN j. CLEVELAND Assessor
Dated New YORK. NAY s. 1863
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TRAINS LEAVE NEN-1okhf
For New Hayes and bridgeport. 1oo 500 (EIl hDI n i1ls
(Ex D. AGO (EIt 3fS. $50 and s. 90 iEK IN.
Fer EorrsI O aos CEI9 eco so n lai5 Erl aco tElb
So, 30 (EIl so. 8o9 (RL) D. n. ....-
For Daren. 100 eo1, 1isO 3f5 40, Sop "a.
For stamford 100 400 (E1l a00 lL3o ai5 (EL AIS \"
(EIl as. 40 (EI), 40 so. 69O 400 lE1) P ais
For Geauh Asd iatsrReilAte stations L0o 900 lilo NJ A
Sts, 40 $50, go p roxvrc-rrxo ,rp,yxs
For Boston via Springfield $50 NJ. (EIl aoo (EEl eoopn
For Boston via Shore Line lll5 (EI l 400 a.,
For Hartford and Springfield soOI N tRLi l2H 81" thh ~
For conn.c,ier, River Railroad 500 m EIl agp S''
teal, 400 D. m 60 Northampton ~. al:
For Hartford Providence, aad Fshkin Railroad, zoo ''
..lroai Al AGO a a.,
For New. Haven, NeN-LoatOn, and SoBiEgtor
Rl5, 400 500 D. ..ron
For Canal Railroad. l2.i9 .. m " NoTtbAian
For Horsatone RairOsd, acO a. ~ Ap -
Nor Nsugsuek Rapsd, 90 a m, 3OYq'a q M 4. M I0n.
For Dsnbury AID Ncrw ak Railroad, 100 " ~ T,r
ConnOdious SeesHscaTs s,',ehsd JAMES n HoYT ssp.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18

Illustrated Guide the pnncp1 suburban places the Lr. Of
he Eastern Division oitas Rsws las been prepared and eau e %
tanned oce tie Company Of charge BY those rshug
personally the referred TO- With toe view OF Smct
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their sailor lovers, who, on their part,
protest IN true-hearted style that, -
1--WE viii give them sweet relief
To maintain them IN their grief,
We sail OF the ocean main
yet r~ecollecting their situation, and
what duty required OF them. they res
olutely declare:
And as long as we can swim,
Our sails we'll neatly trim;
And we'll haul 10 the song o.
OF y~o-heave-Oi'
In telling stories. Haroun Al Ras-
chid's Barmecide, David Copperfeld,
in the school dormitory, encouraged
by S~teerforth. and Sir Walter Scott,
when a boy, idling In the close OF Ed
inbuTgh, were fairly rivaled by sew
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IN their quality of stOTy-tellers.
But eight bells strike; the watch
below seek their hammocks; the
watch on deck having answered to
their names. is set; lights are out.
below; the breeze is fresh, fair and
steady; the old ship is moving rapidly.
forward on her undertaking course.
leaving a phosphorescent yeast Of
waves in her wake; the canopy of
Heaven is clear, deep blue, and
studded with gems; Luna IS sailing
majestieally athwars the Empyrean;
aad so with a tackle block for a pill
low, and with my monkey jacket for a
coverlet, / will even seek a soft plank
between two Of the %csrronades of the
quarter deck, for a good four hours
calk."
TTO BE CONTINUED.
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TO pay; Imports and buys exclusively Tor
cash, never gave a note IN ms life. cOnFe-
quently he can undersell any house IN the
city. uL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Deg PLEASE EXAMINE. 90

Any person ordering either Of the Clubs
mentioned below Can,haVe "a cir sci CtiOnB
OF premiums enumerated, corresponding
70 the size OF the Club,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

Best Japan Tea, 81.
Best English Breagast Tea. 81.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-29

h
IHE SOUTH IS "SATIsFIEDi'-The burning
Of the Quaker Mills in Logan county, (Ky..) J
by the Ku-Klux proves that beyond Doubt
Tney are satisfied" and will accept The. icondi-
ton, if they can be suffered to drive every
Union man out-otherwise not. Among the
many outrageous deeds of these Rebels is the
attack upon the Quaker settlement in Logan
county. The Quakers were non-combatants
during the war, but were intensely loyal. One
night, in the early part of this month, their
extensive woOlen and Touring mills were
burned down. They were on opposite sides Of
the stream, and were set simultaneously by
these miscreants. Their loss of property was
very large-from $4,000 to $4,000. One Of
the sufferers, in writing to a friend about these
outrages, gives this reason for the operations
of these demons. he says, 81 presume our
oHenceiis we hire the negroes and pay them
ior their work, and nearly all around here
mah' 10 WORK Tor us, because we treat them
IKE hen and pay them as such. We do not
vote nor take any part in politics, but rejoice
that the bonds are stricken from the limbs of
the pegro and that ao,D we can nav him, and
not be compelled, as heretofore, to work the
dark skin and paw the white skin" How
long IS this internal business to go on it may
well be asked2 and the answer is az hand. 1t
mto go on till these rufians learn that this
lmnecile administration is sure to pass into
nands of General Grant and his supporters
ihen will law and order be once more restored
70 tnat unh happy land, and these Rebels who
are now running riot there will have n run
away, boh%,o themselves, ne -snuU. III viii
not De long before they will have their choice
Of these alternatives. With these outraces
before us the conclusion is not an unnatural
one, that little shooting will do the Rebels
heap OF good, IsnulGf 1sad DDS el.r -0- Ir1-T.'-