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New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

TRAINS LEAVE NEW.IORK; .,,
For New Hayss and Bridgeport 200 800 (EI) noA r. X"
(EI) 3O0 (bI.l 145 40. and 800 Tx p. 10. .un
For Milford stAtfod, Fairfield Southport. sna Wsp0H ~" ~
a n. as5, 419p m. ...,r.,
FOR EOrwaR LOO 800 CEHl 900 l3oI m lalS tEIl 2@lb
al5. 80 (Et), SO, 8O0 tEI.) p.
Per Dareu 100 9oO, ll.JO a. 1t5 30, SO N. 80 ~
For Stamford 100 500 (kX) 900 ll3O IBIS (kL LS \"
OIL 345, A3O (EIl 40. $50. go 100 (krD pm as
Greenwich aud intermediate stations 200 800 lLO ~ -
345 40 $50. go p N. - -
For Boston via Spring ghed 500 (EI 100 (Br) SWSH
For Boston via Shore Line, lel OK a0Op -. ~, sa
For Hartford aud Springfield so0 (EIl 2lA ," ohih w.
m. us..
For Connecticut River Railroad gOOA n OEIl l2Dp n " NV
hea, 400 y. 10 Northampton ~. :. nH
FOR Hartford Providence aad Fshli Railroad 800 (EL) ~ ~
For Ns~Havsu New London and sOungion Railroad At g." -
T. 400 400 p IN.
FOR Canal Railroad i2l3 D. n. TO Northampton
For Honsstonc Railroad 400 a. m 100 p ~
EsF kaukauck Rsilroad, 400 a. H.. aO0p N
For Dan6ury and Noruak Railroad, zoo 100 a m w
''mn'diou sleeping Cars attached 70 "'V lags HOYT ssg.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

EOR ALBANY and TR0Y-Fare, 81 80, and
proporoaAta points West and North The elegant
VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave Pier No ~ North
River sprugat, EVERY EVENING lSsuray eIeepied a.
eo connecting with HewYok Central Railroad Tor Buffalo aud all
points West and h Rensselaer, and sAntoga aoad aud Lake Chan
for Lake George saaoga Montreal and all intermediate
also with railroad for North Adams Burlington and points Bast
Pare Sunday evening, "a
nor NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
II PIRLD AND TIIB NORTH Fare Sl Steamers leave Psek
sP oT Asv l.IsR At ?S ARs R w OaasssG sl NJ kanR
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
Gtatbtrs.
glusitaI Enstrumrnts.

4 GREAT OFFER.-HORACE WATERS &
n Co.. 4 Broadway will dispose Of IS nd 10 econdhs
PIANOS MELODEONS and ORGANS Of Eve fass makers ana
3 5 monthly until paid This offer viii he connne
days owing The large number ~ Pianos nued The ISL
Also and second hand NSRJ MkNISior rent anu rent
allowed purchased. or for sale at bargains for cash
4 RION PIANO-FORTE.-Pate highest
~ premium awarded a the renowned Worlds bTloAtoo
Send for de.crpuve pamphlet price hi &c hanuetoJ
and wareroomg. Nos lo1 and 100 BoweU. hAhNkR 20.
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
~ MATUvSlEKS PRIZE COIlBRl aui ORCHESTRAL PANOS
call ed circular Tuning and Repairing zone the bet possible
BARLOW MATHUSnEK, sole Agents No t9' Boaaway
EOR SALE-A genuine CREMONA VIOLIN,
from 62 excellent condition. Lowest price 800 To be seen
~ No 81 Fourhst Wiamsbugh opposite Washington Hall
uAZELTON BROS,
4 OEEbNTRUNG
GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOFORrES,
with hl Iron Frame and Agrade Treble
Factory aud Warerooms.
Nos li7 and lA9 GRLENESr corner Of ilotsIoN
DIANOS-Twenty-li second hand PIANO
makes for SALE sw prices, by CHCkER
ING a SONS. No. 652 broadway Pianos 70 Tcnt
- Il. GORDON, No. 7OG Broadway, will sell a
~ Rosewood PIANO ui round hr $40 Eve octave
Me.leon for 80 Pianos and Jrus n RNI ~ 20 TV
per m assortment ofolr Ors. and Meodcons vii always
he found 90 our depot, NO 'l, BroadNay ono n,,,r , a..
IN0 NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO
lOU FOETES AT great bargains fur cash also % LEI aId
SOLD ius'almeuts L. 3. CUMMINGS SO. uuion square
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.

-
4 ROADS-On and after MONDAY, Mas B 1853 uain' hf
Albany ard Troy connecting With Northern and "s'ien TA VIII
leaveS SeoYork a. follows: -, -,
m ErUress train via Railroad Tirss Il Ia
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge .ieoat se
connecting Saraoga hnan9
sud the Norta DrHngroon cAs fou New lo 70 hssS
connecting sleeping the est VIA either hSTib or s'A
Shore line.
IA a. N Express Harlem Railroad. Tseuy nth ana
connecting al Chatham sh Western aros for L..s
Springs Ptshd &C.; Albany with Western uan and a. I'M -
tsas for SArltosa Rutland Burlington sad the Nsrth
l:i0 Express via Hudson River Railroad cohnecuag
Albany with trans for the West aud Troy With trains i e's
kutaad, Darlington and the Notth.
3l5 p m Express Hudson River RArosd ooureetsg
Albany Western and al Troy With trains br Aooea Va
sleeping attached. -. ~
Western Railroad for Lebanon Sprugs, PkasA, 6e Ea -
Albany with Western trains Sleeping attached Al Aosp
$50 a. Express Hudson River kSro Wrh seepa At
attached through Buffalo and Bridge Wso'
cars seepngcar dav creeping stUrdays ava
NewYort through Odsnburs without hsug "a hon W
and o. Railroad Connection for Troy viii be made a. bis' AVA'
will on SuntayG
m M tnn va Hudson Railroad With sleeping sitehes
eonueetug az Albany for Buffalo and bgs
vita for Saratoga and pop's NORTH Da~l1E '0
carsa attached at AlhanF. -
sunday train hrdson kver Railroad RON Ne. iok
Poughkeepse intermediate leaving NeS 1ors
Rurnng Poughkeepse Al arriving NeE-iora HoN
Also SUNDAY train Harlem Railroad Leaving Forty seco y
m and arriving AT Mil eOD $40 RurBing, hAsN
H ." Wv w. A'' WM H. VANDERBILT. viesPresilert
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE 3, 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE NgwIoRK:

Passenger Station HewYork corner s1 F'
Entrance Twenty-scyeuth.st
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

CHEAP FARE to the CHICAGO C0NVEN-
~ TION By CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJBRsBY and Ala
LENrOWE LNEE1cgrson Tickets from Nevf0rt Chicago ed
return will be sold this line, good 0a MAJ u 20 Jsne -
FOR $2
This The only line running Silver Paee through nom Neyiok
Chicago without change.
Trims leave foot Lbertyst North River and p
Tickets obtained Office Central Railroad Of NevJeeJ ft
Lbertyst House N0s 25i 27l and set Brosds 10
Newark j. Broad aHi Market 10 Elizabeth Al ts
Central Railroad OF New Jersey. r. P. BALDWIN
General Passenger Agsrl
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
Sales bp Sutton

GEo. A. LEAyITT Auctloneer - ,,,,,1,y
R00K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNION
I'D HALL Astorplaee and Eghthst LBAyITT sIKEB6iSMm M
SOLICITED LBRAREs CATALOGUED AND ooLD
SUPERB BOOKS AT AUCTION,
Catalogues ready Goods on exhibition
FRIDAY SATURDAY EVENINGS May 10 and TO- commencing
at "a O'Clock,
vev choice and elegant collection OF BOOKS comprising many
finely Illustrated works on The Arts Natural History Botany Nc
also large number Of standard Books Travels voyages
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, and D.
GREAT SALE or AUTOGRAPHS
.EXTRAORDINARY ART SALE.
Messr, LEAvITT STREBIEGH Co, CLINTON HALL ART
GALLERIES Asorpa that they viii sell BY al on
FRIDAY EVENING May 22 the entire Collection OF PAlNlNDS OF
be late Mr. A.. NJ COZLBNS
These Pictures Circles require comment
The collection contains
SEVENTY EIGHT PAINTINGS,
choicest examples Of the respective Masters collected W
Mr. Cozen during period Of 30 the most intimate RELATIONS
with AIT and Artists q,
Such opportunity procuring works Of American Art valuable
with is history not again. for there Is no re-
preventative collection In private hands equal 10 H.
Kensettluntngons- Eastman
Johuson-Sury lnmas-Cropseys Mount
Observation-Disclosures LeseDoUghys- Whilre1ge
&C. esteemed by Mr. COns to be unsurpassed eqaaed oY
any Oh works o. celebrated Painters
or VtEW-DAY AND EVENING.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

Illustrated Guide the principal suburban places The lire ~
the Eastern Division oths Railway has been prepared and can o.
oce Of the Company free Of charge BY those Shs 70
personally the region referred TO- With ths yes Of sts,i
Il. RIDDLE General Sspt
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINSL LEAVE DEPOT
H foot Of Chambers-st, PayOnia Ferry: -
80 Day EJpress for Rochester BofaO Salamanca, DgIkq
and an points West and SOnth.
$3.50 WdV Train daily, for Otsyie and nermeia s,atohL
1900 Eypress Ad for Buffalo Salamanca, DunlEk and ~
points West and South. -
$3.50 D. NJ Way Train, for Mideowu and intermediate stations
stopping only At Sterling Junction. Tuners
OIf0rd) keubuh WaTst,
Montgomery, Un'OnVlle. and Port Jeryls
500 Way Train, for Su6eu and mtermetate statonA
Ntght Erpr for Rochester BuaalS, Salamanca D'
hTk, aud all points South aud West
500 D. m Var ITda for SuGen and intermediate stations
$50 H. NJht EIDrss daily, for Rochester Bl,ao. saui
Dunkk all West South BY this trAn sleeping o9ese
will un through 70 Cincinnati without change
500 D. m EmfCrrHt TTdfn daily, for tire West
Also War Rutherford Park Pss ani Paters01 heo
and BIS m II and las 400 6:i' and ll:oo a. Oe
mediate statOna
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

SUNDAY TR.yS-s:9o NJ Way Train for odIve u 90 u
Pasrson m Nigh Eprs for Daatrk Busslo Roeee'I
SaaBanca al points West and South; 500 p bmgrAA asa
WAY Train: 100 for Paterson and Port Jeryis ~,,
Brpress Trains through Salamanca Dunkk s5d buIo s
Western lines.
Night Trains.
cke can be obred Compsnys o.es-No 2l Broa6s,
Depot Chambersst HewYok also Long Dock Depb ys1
City.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
SPEED, and COMFORT.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW Jersey :


Commencing NAV Ia 568-Leave Nes-York As follows:
$50 m.For EastOn, Bethlehem Nauch Chunk WIIan,pe.
Wikesbsue Mshanoy CITY &C.
mior Femingon junction. soudsbug Water Gap scrsrta
Kingston. PtsOu. Great Bend &c.
m7WEsTEtS Express far Eaaton AeutoEn Harflbarg,
and the West without change OF 70 Cincinnati Cesso
and but change Connects Harrisburg
Central and Philadelphia and Bne Roads for Erie aud the Oh
Silver Palace through 10 Chicago
mTRAN-For Flemngtob EsstOn Allentown Naneh Chulf,
Wikesbae, Reading Columbia Lancaster hphrsta, Lu Poe
Harrisburg &c
$500 m-FOr SOmeryle.
Raston Aentown. Mach Chunk anl Sean,o
m-CSCrNNATI ExPREssFor Baston Bethlehem Alengss
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, and Cincinnati Sleeping
TO Pittsburgh aud Chicago Connects Junction Eh Dell LacG as
West r. r. for SroulsD1rg. Wser Gap. Scranton, Gc
5:-Op m.-Por Somervilie and FIernington
o. n.-For Kast0n and Intermediate stations
7 p. n.-Por Someryile
sp m-WgsrgRN RTPREss TRMN-For Baon Aeniogb Re,t Il
Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the We-conuects harJls s
tram for NIianspor. Erie, &C.
Sleeping through from jersey Oty 70 ftsOurh every enI
Trains Elizabeth l5. $3.50, 6:i0 7;lg O. $50 3s
1872 1880 H-l2 MI $3.50. 4, 4:9O, 42 $40 So s.
6:ZJ. Z. 7:90. 3. 1910. n; - p.
Tickets obtained a. The ofce Of the Ceu R
" r. No Ast0r H0lse
"a 21 6 Broadway at No 10 GTenstst aed At ne prhda
hotels. X. T. KICKER. SupennisnieuL
II. p BALDWIN, Gen Pass Agent
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Of Louisville, for $1,000, to run up
Kentucky River, and the man who
was to take charge Of her was on
board. She was to have been delivered
to her new owner to-day. No freight
was lost, except some empty sacks.
Capt. George had $3.50, and Mr.. III.
Nickerson, who does business on
Third Street, Louisville, had SOB Sc
cured ia the safe. which they endeav-
ored to save, and In the effort Mr..
Nickerson had his finger cut off. The
money was lost.
The ID. NJ Sechler was built at
Portsmouth, In September, 1864. She
was stern-wheeler; length, l33 feet;
beam, % feet; depth of hold, 3 feet
8 inches; measured l04 tons, but
would carry 175 tons; had 3 rudders;
full cabin; had the machinery of the
j. L. Davis; double-hued boilers,
30 inches in diameter, p feet long.
She was last valued by the under
writer's at $1,000, and was insured for
81, 500 each in the Eureka and Boat
mems Companies, Of this city.
The Emma Floyd, from Nashville
to Cincinnati. drawing four feet, ar
rived at the foot of the canal, but was
unable to come through, owing 10 the
canal being filed with coal boats.
boats until Tuesday morning. She
The canal will not be clear of coal
expected to get through last night.
LoUIsvILLE.-The Courier Journal
of Monday says:
The canal was filed with coalboats
and barges which were being passed
through yesterday, destined for South
ern ports. The Ajax, twenty two
barges, Grand Lake, ten boats, Dia-
mond and Baltic for New Orleans,
and the Gilmore for Cumberland
River with sixteen barges, we're pass
ing their tows through. The Baltic
and Lake Erie will wait for more
water.
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CARPETS.
WIN. Z. FRENCH. cIIAs. KLINaELHuFEH
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WIN. z. FRENCH & co.,

NOS. AZ ANA 40 MAIN SAss
EVANSVILLE, IND.
WHO WANTS A NICE CARPET
wv at a reasonable price, and no trOu-
BILE about IT,?
Now is the time to make ynur VIE or
FFfends a handsome C9arfstHl0s Present, aud
at the same time make home as comfort
alb and cosy as p palace.
LOW PRICES, GREAT INDU CEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before MAKE
ing our annual Invoice on January LIST,
1869, we propose for
BE1- THE NEXT 30 DAYS -6a
To offer our Carpets at the lowest possible
hsures that will pay cost, carriage. and ear
pe1lSes.
Also, In order to give employment 90
our Carpet makers and UphOlsterers DUR
ing the dull season, we propose to make ftD
and LdU d0l0n all Carpets we sell I'll Jnnu-
airy LIST FREE OF CH A RGE. All goods
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
Our stocK OF Mattings, OIL Cloths, Win
dow Shades, Damasks, Lace Curtains, Cor
ntees, Wall Papers, and House Furnishil
Goods, generally, is larger than all Others
Tin that inel now in our city combined.
We propose o sell them as low as these
goods are RECALLED in the United States.
We are erctustUety III this line Of business.
What others can do elsewhere we propose
10 do IN Evansville. Every man TO his
trade" City Business As divided; Don't
go 70 shoe store for putty or padlOcka,
Don't buy rice or rat-tail files IN crock
cry store Don't ask for mutton ln "a mii-
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Evansville, Ind Dec. /, 1868. lde5
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WHAT LEAoING JOURNAIs SAY.

The Rural New-Yorker will heneeforth
be published simultaneously here and at
Rochester. Irs editor, Mr. ID. ID. Il. Moore,
late Mayor .: Rochester, has been nearly
twenty years at its bead, and has sur
rounded himself by very able corps of
assistants and contributors. He has done
a noble work for agriculture In the West,
and Is now rapidly enlarsing the field of
his usefulness.-IN. Y. Daily Tribune.
MoOre's Rui al is full of variety, original
and select. We confess to a surprise at
the variety and richness of its contents,
q4ftriTIy PAPER.
Observer.
Without exception. the best agricultural
and faInily newspa per. Mr.. Moore lately
received 81 900 GRAFT for one club of new
ubscr1bers.-l Minnesota Statesman.
r model paper for the farmers family
III we were to start a periodical again. 1T
would be in imitation of the Rural New
orker--L American Agricultural.
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4O nnn AGENTS WANTED in
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600 different BOOKS, BIBLES, and PHO
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rERMs oF VOL. -. FoR.1saa.

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seven for sl9; ten for SIS, &C, with free
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RED Jacket
-AxE.

CDLBURN'S PATENT.
Patented July 8. 1857. Re-fssWed dug. Is, 1858.
Extracts tIom lette and repoI Is of the
working qualities OF the Axe:
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III. My brother lost one arm in the war
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~. II could not get another, twenty
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/. VII. The only objection is, 1t goes too
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City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.


THE undersigned has the pleasure of
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A VINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly persons find benefit by its uses
Speer's Wines in hospitals are preferred
to other wines.
ES- Sold by druggists.
A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. ONCE
243 Broadway, New York. ide4'67 dIy
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DR- WHITTIEK.

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who treats eonfldentially all delicate, in
frfeate and long standing complaints,
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