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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1866., NEW PUBLICATIONS. s PRACTICAL AMPRICAN MixeR. ‘WORK 0N 0UR MINES AND MUNERAL Kn- 100k O% GUIDE To THEIR EOONOX1OAL s, HARIES DADDO lical Miner d BENJAMIN BANNAN, Joumnal.’ @vo. pp. 806. Pottsville: Dea- coAl.}llloll AND OIL; LAY AYD Forvian min Banven. The grester part of this bulky volume is of a practical character. It doscribes our great mineral fields and the | pmeusup(rr-mm followed in the extraction of ores; contains a complote system of mine-surveying; treats uf the various modes of ventilating mines, with the impro monts lately effectod or attempted; gives abundant statis- | tics; and supplies a great deal of veluable information mpecdng perticular mines and mining rogions. The suthors dovote, however, a pretty large space to theoretis cal discussions and scientific geology, nd broach several new propositions which will doubtless attract notice. They | assert that the material forming both the azoie and palwo- goic formations of the easth are almost exclusively and di- rectly from volcanic sources; that voleanic and subterra- nean heat produced the vapors or gases which resulted in petroleum, naphtha &e.; and that the hydrocarbons, in the shape of naphtha, petroleum, and their resulting bitamen, formed mineral coa!. The book is abundantly illustrated with maps, diagrams and woodcuts, C—— P. O'Shea has just published the third volume of the American translation of Darras’s *“ General History of the Catholic Church from the Commencement of the Chris- tian Era until the Present Time.” The work in its origi- pal langusge enjoys & high reputation among European Catholics, and the translation appears to have been i.ado by 8 competent hand. The Abbé Darras wrote rather for the general public than for scholars; his style is popular and readable; and he spends comparatively little time over the discussion of controverled points of history. ‘The archbishop of Baltimore, Dr. Spalding, has added an introduction and notes which will materielly increase the value of the book; and the printer and binder have performed their respective tasks with excellent taste and liberality. The present volume brings the namative down 1o the reformation in the 16th century. PR R William B. Bradbury has published a new edition of bis popular Sunday School Hymn Book, “The Golden Ohain,” containing all the words and music of the old one, with about onme-third more matter. By the use of a dif- ferent sort of type a change of paging has been avoided, 80 that the new edition can be used in connection with the New Dublications. TCARLETON, Prm lslu-,R New-Yor Brosdw; 413 Au Event fa the Histocy of Publishing. The reception of Dr. Craven's wonderfal book, just published, en- titled “Tak Prisox Lire or Jevranson DAV, by the Post Sur- | vols. ; and will be the fivest book ever iss New ]lublitatums I{Oll’l‘ H. JOHNSTON & INPORTERS, BOOKSELLER Y)N “ind PUBLISHERS, LITERATURE AND CURIOSIT! TEK OF DREAMS. 2 vale KNIGHT'S ILLUSTRATED HISTORY UI’ ENGLAND. lwl‘. ‘NDI'I"SI.(‘\ CLOPEDIA OF ANA‘IUMV AND PHYSI0LOGY. S ENOLISH DICTIONARY. New Edition 2 llustrated. 24 VERDNOVELS. Autbors Edition. 41 vols. $1 75 per WATT'S DICTIONARY OF CF 35. jon. TRY. Vol.1tod. it ALISON'S HISTORY OF E( 24 vols., with Atlas, $130. With frmegs CARLYLES FEDERICK THE G Cloth. ALDINE EDITION OF THE I:k”fi A new and revised edition of Iha celebrated Pickering Poets be dy for delivery to subssribers fu September. Lar ¥ vol. 83 wper. 4 per vol.. om the London pross. A very large stock of rare and -lnMnd Books, in fine bindings, is now on hand, and will be cons ly increased .q carefolly selocted No. 416 BROOM! THE JOU| INAL ()lf A importations,Books imported to order on favo G EORGE l(()l: TLEDGE & SONS, (Somer of Elmat, shor! ()NII()N PLAYGOER, From 1851 to I By HENRY MORLEY, Professor of College, London. Keap b b, tore in University T No. 260 Bowe Tnstruction, Day and Fvening, i Hook - keeping, VWriting, Arith wmetic, Algebra, Spelling, Grammar, kc. No classes. Ladics receive separate instraction. JLLSWORTH' Model Bus '4 with Mercantile Library). Clinton Hall, Astor-pl. g (cnnnccwd Bebslarehize Jichased ut this' Collego eniile stadents’ (o ‘meambership in ibrary. Bauking Class organized June 1. RVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, N. Y.—A Boarding School for Bovs. The fifly-seventh semi-snousl session yil commence on TUESDAY, May 1. For circulars apply to the Priucipal, D. 3, ROW. JEW-YORK hORMAL MUSICAL CONSERVA- TORY.—Piano, Violin. Guiter, Singing, &o. Send for Ciroular, orcall at No. 242 West Twenty-sixthst, betwoon Seveuth sod Eighth-sves. JRNESS.— WANTED, a SH‘UAl‘l()V oV G GOVERNESS or [natructor of the Piano in School, by & Iady of experience. Address A. H. L., Station G, New-York Post-office. B —— to ohunn a splendid full Boston makers, new and RARE CHANCE GHAND PIANC fully warranted. for b t the thing for a Liotel o fashiiou: X 86 Chamberw-st. SPLENDID PIANO l'm $9%5.—G. & H. BAR- MORE, Msnufsctuters, No. 1 Wleecker st 17 Prise Medule warranted 5 years: without exception the best Pisuo o mouials from most distinguished artists. CIHLKMHN(‘ & SONS, Fatoblished 1623 GRAND numnr AN PIANO-FORTES. 0. 652 Brosdwa, sla for the suparior- ll of which wero over all_comp atlis of September and Oeto ARD.—The (,npnmu-mhul betwoen CHAMBERS m‘ ‘ot Fortross Mou:oe," is unprecedeuted in the sunals of Book Pub- O the day of the Publication the nine erest daily papars of New- York l.‘l\v leemed with extracts, editoriale and comments to the wxtont TuruTr-Oxe Conowns! The World 1nd Fovrrany Columns. Tho Tribune bad ¥oum Columns. The Times lad 5 7an Columue. The Commercial ba ! Twnux Colomes The News hiad Fwo Columus. The Post bad 7% Colums. The Herald bad O Columa. The Ezpress b4 Oxi Column. Tho Sun nZ O Coloma. Thus Turmrs-Oxe COLUWNS of proise on the one hand and abuse on the otber, by mine of the coutroling m @ of the New-York ‘evinoes how deepiy this grest publication has siruck into the public hew®. THE PRISON LIFE "OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. Detalle snd incidents conectod with the captivity of .be ex-Prest- font o o tne Ca ‘Confederate States, interesting partico'ars coucerning his and conversitious ou topies of deep public import- ance. . Croven, late physiclan {0 the prisoner daring u-‘-xm in Forrew Monroe. *.* A luge ociavo, elegantly it bovaied cloth, with an engraving of Mlr, Devi o his col ;n— %’i Also a popular 12wo edition for the wilkion, cloth bouud. ‘The inteas. interest of this his work, and the extraordinary nerrs- i dm.m has crested n enormous demsnd. Thousands of aze already devouring the publisher's Prosss are barely abie to supply the orders pouring in. *,* These books are u)l beautifully lmmfl in cloth—are s0ld every- nc.-u-mh..mby r on receipt of price, nw EDITION of GOU REDUCED IN FRICE. 0. APPLETON & & 0., Nos. 443 & 445 BROADWAY, Publiah this D q. A New Edition, price $125, THOUGHTS ox PERSONAL RELIGI BEING A TREATISE ox THE CHRISTIAN LIFE. IN ITS TWO CHIEF ELEMENTS, DEVOTION AND PRACTICE By Epwarp Mrymick GovLsuay, D. D. "m"l""r‘win 5 By Houglitou, D. D. 1vol., 12mo., cloth. Price $1 25. dationd of tiis wark bive I denominations ot | received from ting to recommend Also, READY THIS DAY, SERMO PREACHED ON DU'EI OCCABIONS Tfll‘ LA'!T ‘I‘WEKTY YEARS, m DWARD MBYRICK (OULBUR) ll? ID IIUI w. D. D. "R SECOND LONDON EDITION ol 12mo., clod D, A. & Co. ALSO rum, H, BY THE SAME INTRODUCTION TO HE DEVOTIONAL STUDY OFTHE nou P C R PTURE S, Fy. EowAxp Axraick Govisvas. Fir -wi— from the Seventh London Edition. 1 vol, 12mo., eloth, L 'mz IDLE WORD; Short Hrhdunn ‘Essays on the Oift of Speech, ‘Conversstion. 1 vol. 12mo., cloth, $125. FPRESS, BY THE SAM AvTu IR, f HULY COMMUN IN THE BOOK OF Eeries of Leotures a- fvered in the Charch By Epwanp MrykiCk GovLBURN. e Eplicopal Bervice fu the Unlted States. 1vol., e, Bearly AGENTB WANTFD for HORACE GREELEY™ WAMERICAN CONFLICT istory has met with unperalleled saccess—I130,000 b.--olHMll stioally indorsed by e press of ‘Governos, Litersry Vol. I of this O‘. B--Mn llllt’"'l 1n Congress, Sllu e ik By s petliculy spyomedte 8 Vol. 11 (s0d hu-mh;nw in Avgust, end will more than first. In h--p-no- the vast to a caeful hdldh. nmnomm iebel wide—eant. under the eminent g of the author, to oduce & record of v which wili superscde all Sliver worke an the subject. Qs D. CASE & Co, rnhunm, . H. GILDERSLEEVE, No. ] Spruce-st., N. Y. THE SEASON. 1 LOVED HIM AT nm llGHl' Mre, John Wood, in the pley of THREE OU GhaRDwEN WALTZ e viayed Romanes, composed and ihe * Three Guardsmen.” erran; & ‘lh“ Baker, )y the Orchestrs of the Price, EARING OF THE GREEN GALOP, by Thomss Buker. Price, 38 osute. OB BLACK, s by Mes. John Waod in “Our Mutual sen by mail ou the re o, | WAL A. POND & Co., No. 547 Brondway, N AIDERSOMu.u-:: . A LIST OF UNION SOLDIERS BURIED AT ANDEBBONV!LLE- QIVING nln.uonu:l : GMVE-NUHBEB OF EACH. 80 PAGES. 23 CENTS. THE TRIBUNE, NEW-YORK. For salo by all New sdeslers. ETTER & GALPIN of London, luve ~ au Agency 1o Now-York for tbe sale of their BOO! 'WALTER LOW, No. 508 Broasdway, New-York. PETTER & GALPIN® Illustrated W—“’“ L ¢ i pd WALTER IDW lo.- , Now-York. N“ MUSIC—* GEN. BCOTT*® FUNERAL -«4 Mre. B, A of *Lin- B T e | Y m"-'-l. the. be S T N 208 Y. 'Ih"l A ";‘:s:g:;_'g.....- ,uuu-l “fln%“ Plas TEW MUSIC — Just published by WILLIAM TEW MUS oy e el By WILL toh% B Tt 5 et e MF TO SLEEP. DEAR FATIHER (Seng ud Cloro), wmuu IN FORMER YEARS (Sopq), by Jobu Praialy peion 35 santa . & GABLER having expired, 1 will Nlll!lu’ the business of man- ufactoring Pisnos at wy New Biauotuctory, Ko, WO Centre-st., be- Walker and White-sts. EMIL GABLER, Manufacturer of 0-fortes, l(n 0 Centre-st., New-York. OMs RVATORY OF MUSIC (in Schuberth's uilding, No. 820 Broadway, nesr Twolitht.) EDWARD nunl. NHAUEK, Musical Director. Messrs. Heydtman, heimpd, Oroschel, Glanette, Eeembesus, Wi Fred. Molienbauer, and Profomor AINES Bl(l)S‘ Suh erior_Overstrung PIANO FORTES. —Deal e public will find it to their advan- weo for_themeelves st our larze cxteosive WARE- 334, 306, 364, 370, 372 Second-ave., INDEMAN & SONS' bl PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTES Weve awarded at the late Fair of the Amecican lustituts FIRST I'IE“IUPI G()l:" MEDAL, NOVELTY I(Vrvlmll'rl AND EXCELLENCE ¢ Loatimoniale awarded Simtlar were tieee Unequsled Insiramonts ot the State Fairs of Michigau, Indisne, Kencys wnd wherever (hey heve been E: 4 Ju” Competition, N. B, —Warranted for six cars. Warerooms No. 2 Le Roy piace, Bieeckerst., one block st of Broadway. Send for our new Go\d Medal Circular. N EW SCALE—Rosewood Pianos—Carved Ingi, iron frame, etc. $300t0 $890. Melodeors, $70 to $300. Second- [ #75 to w20, FREDERICK BLY % Bowery. S al REDUCED PRICES.—Owing to ex- 1o be wade in Store No. 431 Broadway, & vecy: w and second hand PIANOS will be sold st oes. belore the 15th inst. %0 Pisnos, Melodeons o et wud et allowed if purcluned. Monthly tuned ond repaired. Shect mu- TORACE WATERS. l{ u.-ul,nm I ) 'A full assortment of these instruswnts, which have been well knowny| in the New-York market for more than 0 yo ios e Pictorisl circulars sent by JTEINWAY & BONS' GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS have taken 32 Firat Preminme at the prigcipal firs in and, in addition thereto, a Kirst Peige Modal at_the G tional Exhibition st Londou, 1862, in competition with 460 piavos from all parts of the world. Veery instrument constructed with helr Patent Agraffe Arrange- ment, and warrsuted for five years. Warerooms, Nos. Thand 73 Enst Fourteenthst, N. Y. 'l‘llE BRADBURY PIANO-FORTE Is vow provounced “wHm mEsr” by our first Artists, by the Awgnicax Insrivore of New-Youx, and by many State Fairs. Besides these, THIRTY of the most emivent Musicians sud Piaulste of the country have testified to the same. The polats of excellence cover the ENTIRE REQUIRKKENTS of & pocfect Piao. Call or send for circulars with lustrations to WM. B. BRADBURY, _No. 421 Breome st N. Y. # m" MAb(N & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS, Y TWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or other HIGH- EST TRIBITALS bawe.beon. awarded M. & Ho within s fow years. and SEVENTEEN within the lnst fonr weeks, for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS of THIS OENERAL CLASS. nm-a testimony i presented in their circulars from more than 250 he most ewinent oreani musiciune ia the country that THE MASON & HAMLIN ET ORGANK ARE UNEQUALEDS Prices. $110 to $600. 2.3 595 Bros R T 0O- RTE in called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by il the lesding mustolans of this city and elsswhere. 1t is pronounced by the Natious Pinso-Forte Association, sfler # trisl fu thear roome with tho first usnutactarers of this country, eminently the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA, snd used by the Consecvatory of Music sad otber high wusic schools altogether, becaass of thelr fmmense power, oquality v eetuoss and brillisney of tove, elustic touch. and grest dorabiilty. WAREROOMS, No. 429 Broome o1, near Brosdway. Machinern. RICK MAKING MACHINES, RBrick Presse Tempering Wheels, Tile Machines. Castings for Conl Kilos; all ory lor manufactaring Jrick | Plosse -..dx cireaj ¥. L. No. 1844 Geru iadniphis. TEAM bl‘v()l\h for SALE—One second-) 1) low pressure, 150 horse-powar engine and hoiler, 32-fuch cy) ve-footsiroke, wid all n perfect wotking erder. G pingat the works o the ) Piussell Munofacturiug_ Cooy fieid, Muss. Af o WOODRUFF WEACH tartTord, 10 4. RUSSELL Manofacturing Company, Grecufield, PAPER COLLAR MACHINES Kinds of Mechi lar. ~With the latest improvements—1 the r'lk(‘l Collare. Ex montal Machiner; flrclh’ lnnntlm Fatterns, Models, ke. order st W H. TOLIORST hop, er '.'h(un - Iton sta , Trnv, Y. Tflh ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS the ONLY BRICK PHESS thet uses the PERFORA TORS, or I:X'I'IM'H’AIIZ AR FIROM THE CLAY while inthe Iths u-(mb *K!‘l IN USE that is capeble of making Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRAC K, CHBCK, or WALP BURNING. All otbers that profess to d ceution the puhlu: u(llml llull impositions. L. n.--un N BOILER o SAFE T Boll.! Buwl‘lem Generator combines esseitial ad- wll A TE urm FROM EXPLOSION, in first of cloan l::: of a eunbl 0 %0 are iuiitators, sl we €. WOODRUFF, |Y. beonmny M fuel, facility e 1Via by peseni :l._.ml m"..’ 3 ol il 6 et Every boller s o to are tnch. 1T (:Anvrr 5 BT UNDER ANV FRACTICA B r.n'nlrl.r ire which -(IMe- wafely val under full . 0000 & woek. It requires ro special ekill i z".....-!'fi' irod parts can bo Tencired. with ‘freat fhclty, o n ahaps sad dse. When renewed the entire new. Toe part of the boiler will osnta: Celorado ad Kevala, It fa Faa it may bo takea -n. over o ity posuds. 3 aren ost wipsnsive 10 a:t’:::lld:". 'r-mu-m-muvu»:w g o them 1o the o l-llnl wd o uszml Anmm s ‘.onm ?L. " u ‘“m” buu- y oy -ln, Tessay rofessional Notices. ROF. NELSON, the ASTROLOGER, ha. -aoved toNo. 168 Thirty-hbat., commer of Seventhazs. can be con- sulted on ull the affaire of life.” Ladies, 50c. ; gouts, Toe. STRICTURE, FISTULA and PILES CURED with out knifo or cuntic. Ationtion to diseases of ' pelvio visoars. Defe |hl lhfl Criy W D Sureean, No. s Untonsaaare. | dav. Dry Goods. SMILLIE & Co. ANGELE KID GLOVES. No. 763 Broadws; ( Between Eighth and Ninth-ste., MILLIE & Co. ANGELE OR BEAMLESS GLOVES. No. 763 Broadway, Between Fighth and Ninth-ste. SMILL[[‘I & Co, S RIDING GLOVES. o. 703 Brosdway, SM[LLIE & Co. COLORED SU LISLE THREAD GLOVES. No. 763 Broadway, Between Fighto snd f\inll SMILLU“ & C ANCY GLOVES AND FOR OPERA, PROMENADE. No. 163 Broadway, SM!LI.IE & Co., No. 763 Broadwsy, between E THaving assorted the verions departments, previous to stock taking, the followlng chofcegoods will be open for ssle and inspection on MONDAY, Juse 16, 300 pieces plain Poplin Alpac , i all the newest shades. 200 pieces plaln colorsd § Barege Oreuadines, oll tho now shades. French printed Cambrics, Lewns and Orgondics, latest Paris de- sigos. The largest and best assortment of French and English Grenadine Bareges ever offered this season, consistiug of sifk, broche, whito snd colored grounds, stripes, checks and self colored in endless variety. TWO CASES OF CHENE OXONIANS, JUST RECEIVED. LAST IMIORTATION. INDIA FOULARDS AT A REDUCTION. Camels’ Hair Cloth, for Summer Suita, reduced. PLAIN CHENE GOATS' HAIR. POPLIN DE LYONS. SILK PONGEE, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, DARK STRIPED SILKS. LIGHT STRIPED SILKS. GROS GRAINS ITALIAN AND BONNET SILKS. PLAIN COLORED SILKS. MOURNING GOODS. WHITE GOODS. UNION ADAMS, No. 637 BROADWAY, innow opaaing sluost deily, upon the errival of stesmers frou LONDON AND PARIS, MERINO UNDERSHIRTH AND DRAWEKS. GAUZE SILK UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, GAUZE AND PLAIN LISLE THREAD HOSE AND HALF-HOS8E. RICH EMBROIDERED PARIS SHIRT FRONTS, FANCY FANCY FRENOH BHIRTINGS, FLEGANT FANOY TIES, STOCKS, SCARFS. WHITE, AND MODE LISLE THREAD GLOV. BUYF, DOG, CAPE, AND KID PROMENADE GLOVES, 4o, do, ‘o 3 The sbo on go'd, end will be sold st LOW PRICES. goods hieve all been put ln atore ot & low premiom No. 637 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK GRAND. S'I‘ (lll"lfl' EAV KIBBONS. every width, NEW SILKE, CRAT'E: Gutpr i BONNET |llul|llh EMPROIDERIE INGS. Lorge Lot of LINEN BETS, bhalf pri \\nh."LAU]Y.‘I KID GLOVES ot 5., To.. $1and §1 50 the L-rhnmly of Siik, Liste, Thread and other GLOVES. HEMSTITCHED ), HANDKERCHIEFS, 20, 25,31, 38, &4, sud % cente—great EDWARD RIDL Nos. 300, 311 and 3113 Orand, and Now. 06, 60 and 70 Al fifth block east fr T GRAND-ST. f‘llI:Al' STORE, NEW FRENCH FLOWERS and TURBAN FEATHERR. Nuvelties in DRESS and CLOAK TRIMM ui ORNAMENTS, BUTTONS, GIMPS, VELVETS, ke., unon Aino, fultline of FARASOLS, undes reguiar piices. ¥ANS, FANS—cheap. Eodless veriety in YANKEE NoTioNs, DWARD 1 Nos. 309, 311 and 311§ Graud, snd Now. 66, 60 u fifth blook o., ohesp. CIEAP STORE. STRAW BONNETS, BLOOMERS, 1 ATS and CAPS thape. quality, sise and brald. Price, down! down'! EDWARD RIDLEY, Nos. 309, 511 a0d 311} Graud, 'T\: Kos 8, 6 e0d 79 Arlen-st, ke ERB.~Our new Whlessls Rooms will be We cut lengthe cbeaper than domsto Nos. 309, 311 aad 311} Orend, i '(u. u ' w70 Al e, from the Bowary. SACRIFIC E, the eutire Stock of MILLINLRY snd STRAW GOODS now ln store will be sold, KEOARDLESS OF COST, st RIMMONS'S, No. 637 BROADWAY. moval, the entire Fixtures, conslsting of SHELVING, COUNTERS, sud DRAWERS, LAMA TPOINTS 1t of July. = g 2, , $40, §50, $00, Virg R , §25, 930, $40, $50, $00, SILK BASQUINES, $20, $25 30, #40, $50, $60. BILK CIRCULARS from #50 to $100. CLOTH JACKET BASQUINES AND COATS, $16, #20, $25. SMILLIE & Co., No. T6) Brosdway, Betwoen Efghtti snd Nisth ste. must be sold by _WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACK ELEUANT NOVELTIES in JUST RECEIVED. OCHE. ORENADINES, FLEGANT nlmlnv ROB GANDIES nd JA(,owrs by th L) TRAVELING DB’SX! ‘A‘llluu, suitable for sulis, To accommodate the ';'Tlt TlAH’LIhU Nll'l‘i! AT A mwn-: & Co., Brosdwsy and ullcmrnu have been made OURNING GOODS FROM RECENT AUCTIONS, BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION. ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOMBAZINES. BLACK SILKS, SOME SPLENDID BAROAINS, 64 DE LAINES AND TAMISE CLOTHS, 54, 64 and 84 GRENADINES AND IRON BAREOLS. 84 SPANISH AND BUSHIRE CRAPES. FRENCH LAWNS AND ORGANDIE MUSLINS. QUEENS CLOTH AND SUMMER CLOTIL ke., $5 por dress. INDIA FOULARD SILKS, §1 per yard, worth 1 50. CHECKS, STRIPED, SILVER and IRON GRAY GOODS for TRAVELINO. BLACK ALPACAS, ALL GRADES, DECIDED BARGAINS, STRIPED AND FIGURED MOZAMBIQUES, 3o per yard. COLORADO AND CRAPE CLOTH, 3 yards wide. THIBET AND SUMMER SHAWLS, UNUSUALLY CHEAP. A CHOICE BELECTION OF BONNETS AND MANTILLAS, AT A GREAT BACRIFICE. JACKSON, Tmporter of Mourning Goods, No. 851 Brosdway, between Spiing sad Privce-ss. Drp Goods. o LAIN, COLORED, BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, Organdies, Grenadines, Mocmbiques, Percales, Jaco nets, Popline, Alpacas, Challies, Mobairs, Delaiaos, Prints, Printed Linens and Feshionable DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING in every varlety, st Retail, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 461 Lo 457 BROADWAY (eor. Graud-st.) Nos. 255 to 261 ORAND-ST, PRI nd 49 CATHARINE-ST, G REAT SACRIFICE IN CLOAKS. RICH PARIS CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. A FULL ASSORTHENT OF ELEGANT DESIGNS st agroat BEDUCTION FROM COST! Also, our entire stock of new and elogant CLOAKS, BASQU] BACQUES, CIRCULARS, &c., manutactured expressly for our re: GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 467 Brosdway, corner of 0 CCHILDREN® FURNISHING DE 4 PARTMENT. Breakfsst Robos and Caps, Robes de Chambre, Walats, Chemises, Corsets, Corsat Covers, Lidies' sud Children's Un- der-clotbing, Childzen's and Infunts’ Wardrobes, ke., ke., AT REDUCED PRICES. LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 467 BROADWAY (cor. Grand-t.), __ Now. 255 to 261 GRAND- RTAINS, DRAPE RO 8, Laines, Plusbes, Cliutses, Cornices, Dands, Tussels, aud Upholstery Goods aud Fixtures of every kind, Window-Shades, Table and Piano Covers, &e., ke PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the Furnlsbing and Fitting Up of Houses, Steambosts and Hotols. ACE C Reps, Damasks, Ch LORD & TAYLOR, Noa. 461 to 457 BROADWAY {eor. Grandst ) Nos. 255 to El GRAND-ST. AL WIlOl.MSALE and Rl”l‘AlL At GAYNOR'S, No. 765 Broadway, _botween Eighth and Nint-at [SrEGANT T SITAPE SKIRTS. AtWHOLESALE snd RETAIL, At GAYNOR'S, No. 765 Brosdway, ‘between Eighth and Niuthsts. Euflfifii“éu 3 LS CORSETS and SKIRTS. At WHOLESALE and RETAIL. ALGAYNOR'S, No. 765 Broadway, between Fighth and Ninthta, CORSETS AND SKIRTS At WHOLESALE sud RETAIL. AT GAYNOR'S, No. 765 Broadway, Betweon Eighth and Nintheats. The LARGEST and MOST ELEOANT ASSORTMENT in the United States, AL VERY LOW PRICES. GAYNOR. Importer snd Manafacturer, No. 795 Broadway, Eighth and Ninth-sts. QIIRTS Hlllll'ld“ B chieapest in the cit Taproved Yoke Perfs vinice auy ono of b Shirta. Summer AWERS and il Kindy of s Men's Furvisbiug Goods at retail, by GEO. M. THACY, Ageat, No. 101 Williaa-st. WINDOW SHADES, FOR STORES, OFFICES AND) DWELLINGS, ut up ot shos B, L. B()LUMU\ & HONQ Manufactarees, No. 369 Reoatwsy. I;I';AI)S! BEADS! AND FANC M. P. BROWN, lmporier GOODS, No. 156 Pesrtot. N. V. Gitnations Wanted—Females. QEAMETRESS. —SITUATION WANTED, by a re- spectable woman can work on die sud enildren’s eloth- g, #nd all kinde of fain y tho day, week of raonth il ke w HOUSE nunm “Ars flly expable of £ % smail famls ¥ best abilicy. Plesss call on or ¥ addross Ustween Firstand Segond aves. oung Woman, A git- or othar work s no ob- . Address of apply st table STR| near Lodiow A respe octable GIRL, a good Wflih(‘f 4 to do geaess! bousework. Apply, No. 28 h....m.l Boarding-Houses and sod SERVANTS from ol pae YORKTON'S OFFICE, No. able " I 4 llu-l can be ed with go P .-v.\.unw.: T SITUATIONS to . Institute, N. Bi coontey. Ha wages, Please u]l ou HMAN. Tlis oo frou bis last eu w J. B., No. 147 Tribune Otfice. ug the best m‘mtv ml TenCes, a sliustion as HOC Fl\l'l\ 1Il|!I,I’IK or SALESMAN experience in all of the above positious, aad s & frst-class business \llrvuJ D, 8, Slxth-ave, NT and trustworthy colored young ATION aa WALTER fn o peivate family o, Apply to Twonty thirdst., nd umex Lk bl services will pl \'Ulih “\V Im ASTRY-COOK por and Cook—both M recommended— s ding bouse iu the a competent young I}fi ov lLlR or COPYIST. Hon th and will erfeet satisfaction to an ATRICK PESTRER, No. 29 Bt Thity m, best of refersmoes who way e ploy bl econd st E YOUNG MAN, & or Porter, thoroughly nuderstarde the onre of horses and € mxlv: %, can con.e well e wended wilbe gl eiling " Can” o seen with bis preseat employer, West ' ¢ address P ¥ ‘ 'A U' U—:\ Hlllelll)l\ by a first- cluss Coach- i the beat of city reference, Callor ad: drest T. C., Mr. 8¢ 1166 Broadway. !.——————— Help Manted. NTS WANTED, to canvass States, Counties THE Towns for wn n,.,..m.m Hook—* WORSHIP T THE FAMILY AND THE SOCIAL CIRCLE. 4\ and BCHOOL, . n Agency ook, aud those at saking quic and Laodeotoe profits. Liberal tor wminisiors disabled for polpit services, ot haviug inadeg § atudents Uhelr yaeatlons fu vseful to wuploy Male or | o AVING of “THE PRAYER best work fithe market for LOW & CHANDLER, LMl LOYMENT, $2000 A YEAR PAID AGENTS, MALE AND FEMALE o address W WILSON, FD—] y C uutr w Patent WINDOW SCR L’(-) costs but 25 cents. Purties are now from $25 to Rights $30 and upward. Uoods ouly sold to o o, Mnd 208 llvu‘w- Room No. 14 The Trusteos of “Fort \Lll(xhl‘lt, MEN WANT 4 1o dispose ¥ conte ani sele Madison, lows, dos 0 ' o, Lows, dewire to emplo EKINTENDENT. They ,.u,...;..,‘.p.va.'.’u’.u' 0 secure tho services of A Wia o o oy wnd v education, enorgy They iuvito i qGuest wnple refere Clrculars setiiog forth the conditions, means, the Acadady will be vent t6 all persons deiing 'All comuanications hould be addrese 3w, ALBlyluH‘l' Seertary, ort Madison, P. 8.~The Academy buildiogs are well aulted for e e Nbe pocion, of Bupscistoedens should Bhs It would be take the building some gentlowan paratus and fumituss. ‘ ANTED—An uctive BOY, or YOUNG M4 A xr: |.;|‘|m; to, work, end undensands plin book keoping. 1 & pleasant th or caplial required 1s frei $25 to $500, y. Cail at No. 3 Co FANTED. ndtet. $200 por Mumh p‘nll to Agen 1% 818 wnd &% n.wmnuouufll. ACIH\P. COMPANY, ———————-——- fiorses, Carriages, & —SPLENDID (‘AI‘]RMGB nonspfl-rmm 0 Weat ih OR SALE—TEree fine, large u,lm. HORSES, .....!”.:""‘"" I ha 026 alabie or oot oF otz ioge eeoes o ¢ Tlioy oan be seon a6 No. LI Eost Twaaly-Grvi-shn uoss Thishava Ocean Sicamers PACIFIC, MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY™ ’“llotl;l(lll LINE 'msu"uyomu. Vi PuuMA RAILROA Gtesmers leave Plex No.42 Lorth Kiver, foob of Camalst,, at 12 o'clock, noon. s ollow “J.::‘. , ARIZUNA, Maury, connecting with GOLDEN CITY, ine. 11, NORTHAERN LIGHT, Weir, SACRA- MENTO, Caverty. ol gty vk June 31, NEW-YORK, Gray, counecting with GOLDEN AGE, Farnsworth. : All cepartures touch at Ae Panatma with steatuers for 0 of Ist and 2lst connect st Iat and 11th for Cen- Medicine md sttoadance IRy o the ch aduit nd all further information, River, ork. . HO) ulm, Agent. l“(}lt CALIFORNIA via PAVA\I\ .—The Pacific Mail Steawship Coupany's steamer NEW-YORK will sail on "I:HIJINHAY Julnull at l;o cl:(l‘kmm, lld*hnerelv.d a1 asual, at quife 8¢ t cffice on Company's For rten ki, o g Frvigh Ll 28 CYAR00 & Co. 1 Brosdway, sole Freight A OI‘I Ubll 10N LINE 10 CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGH: HE 20TH OF yvrul “MONTH. :DUCED RATES OF PASSAG, First C1 Se i Ciae. 8125 w0 uuo. »65. free. "For prusage Office on the whatf, oot of Canal-st Not o IN CURRENCY, (ROUGHE 1O, SAN FRANOISCO, TEI% NORER AMERICAN STEAMSILIP COMPANY wil dispatch e fast nd elegant teatna! CUB, JPKHY w iMlTll. m.,Com mander. :’n:*\:(l' DV!SDA\ June 20, at noow, frow Fier No. 26 North mv.‘. o THE oENTlAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY bave placed s new siesioar on the Liake and otterwise grestly S roved the Trausit Routs, The full staze of water on Lake snd iver insures to pussenzers 3 promph sud relisble trassit over tis fa: vorite line of Califoraia trave Yo passags sply. sarly, by wall or tn rsom, at No 177 WEST, ST, corner . N. CARRINGTON, Ageat. l“l{ElGul‘ 10 HAV HtAN(JbLO. AT GREATLY HEPOCED RATES THE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dis- patch on tbe 3 of JUNE the seamship SANTIAGO DE cum, with pussengers and fight, ving Through Bils of Ladio necting steamer BOSE: S TAYLOR. duo at San Franciseo Ju y Shipparsoflight gonds,sud packagosof convenient i ofs avitod he X 1 g WATES thr st ""'.‘.'."fl‘.’.i’.u".’;’..;; o ot > For ooy ot Fossagos aud ,.«"n sontz st Mo & MOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT. BLACK STAR LINE—FREIOHT AT nznvczn um ling steanihip FUNG SHUEY, Capt. J. B, Hildreth, \\hD‘(tsllA‘ Juue 20, at 3 p. North Rive Vor trelght , apaly b R LOWDEN, Agent, o egh o progn, oP01Y W g B e ol l‘OR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT. first-cluss steamstdp GEO. CROMWELL, R 'on SATURDAY, Jue 3 ursurpassed aceommodatious, 1. B. CROMWFLL & Co., Nm J7OR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.~T Maii_ Steamsip Company's steamet :vvmm STAR will leaveon SATUKDAY, Jane 23. at 3 v. m.. from the Company's Fuor, No. R A o gl P ar RAYROI, No. 10 Bureiay st lq‘()l{ SAVANNAH. PIONEER LINE. VERY SATURDAY, Cabin Pasiage.. Freight £0o. per bbl. nd 10c. por (0ot. The first-class Steamsbip “PERIT," Capt. E. A. Delanoy, will leave Pier No. 4 N. R., at 3 p. v, on R BATURDAY, Juse 23 or frelght or passage, having i LEW freight or pasesge, mnmmd-!lom ..v,,., to . No. 13 By Agonts in Savannsh, Hoxre l“l)k SAVANNAH The favorite Steam: of the Empire Line, will s Welock p. m.. frow Pier N Pusscuger accomaodations unsurpassed land, Commandar, nctually st § GARRISON & ALLE! "~ “N¥o.5 Bowiiog LY AMER! FRANCE.—The New York and Havre Stoamship Cowpany's clasa mail tow Alh\hu:m! FULTON nnr been thor. | uthiy rebted, will leass Pler No. 37 North Ri Havre, caliing the at woou pi u PRICES UI nmuuv. 4 | Secoud cabi ll:lmu Londo xeon ou ot be. il An experienced 5 The eompany will not pecis or valuables ualess dlhvnlof DCK, Agent, veny, How-York. biile of lad: baving the value res v ol S B 75 oM JAMES A. WOTTON, Agent, ()w Y DIRECT LIN ANCE. ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL Hllll'v BEIWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE, CALL N6 W Bup st The splendid new n-.-u on this favorite ronte for the Conti- ” SATURDAY, m, 2 SATURDAY' Aug. 11 GOLW. SrCoND LABLY, $8 o# table-wlns n slther ciass. carry steerage Breo will by fornished here with r hagmgs checked to Paris, ot 68 fonal charge of $3 for st and $3 for second clase. ‘attesdance free of ehar, For lurer wiormiionsery o l‘m"‘l 00l SGOW, and the IRISH PORTS. PRICE OF PASSAG Finer Canty. #135 e The favorite Passeoger Steaniors of THE ANCHOR LINE, ATURDAY, July 14 "SATURDAY, July 28 { passags P To Liverpooh, Olaagow, b Eabine. $% sl To Hamburg, H; Prepaid cest informatiou, 8 WANSA, K. V. Oberendorp. master, carrying tne United States mail, whil safl fTom (he Bremen pier, (oo of Third st., Hovokes, 08 BATUKDAY, Juue 2, yor BREMEN, Vl.\ SOUTHAMPTON, sse LONDON, HAVRE, S0UTHAMPTON AND BREMES, atthe folowing ates, payabie n rold o its squivalont in carrencys For the first cabin, #1705, second cabin, $6230. stearags, ' To be followed by the seamubip NEW-YORK, G Yrml. mu n June o For freight of passage avpy to ter CELRICHS & Co. No. 8 Scondat._| AROO of the INMAN LINE will sail from v, on WEDNESDAY, Sune 2. for siown). Rate of pasungs, nmw., #90; JOIIN G. DAL The steamsbip KANG Pi 2 Norh Ttiw oris Brocdway, N. Y. TEAM TO ' LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN —~The Inman Lize, sailing somi-week!y, oarry fne the United States Mails 18 SALURDAY, J RALES “Fs:‘A SAOE, ing every Saturas 'S5 | STEFRAGE.. ABLE IN GOLD. First Cabin $100, Steerage $75. 8. earrency. Torwaided to Hevre. Mamburg, Bremen, &e., 3t ¢o from Liversool or Queenstown. 40 g for their triends. offiees. 1M1 NEW-YORK TO ll\l’nl’mll, iva A'l ul'tl:‘h'lo“N 0 LAND PASSENGER Fhin, l\(lLANl: \ AV TABLEARTRR. pactons State Rooms, direetly and the rates Cabin pas duy's atoamers, $06 Steeraee passage Uckets 10 bilng paribes from Liverpool o Quocns- town for ¢33 currency. Dy lor any smount ewied on any Bank in Great Britain snd Ol .v;-:r':‘u will vot he accountabls for or val- ‘o lading, baving thlr valuo exprossed thiereon, are at the office of the (‘mpuy. ots 8! tho passage office of the HURST, Mavagor. “AMERICAN LI.OYU.—‘)M Y N STEAMERS signed et For freleht or cabw pamare & and for steerage Broadway. or No. 233 Fearkat No. 57 Broadwa, Coupany, No. H FPHE NORTH l'nlufH‘LAu . AMERICAN LINE O! BETWEEN NEW YORK and BREMEN vi 4 to_ Kngland, ) ey A '."#.‘.m" o 40, 8. It THURSDAYS Wi T TROPOLIS, i Sundern 00 000 b. p., June2s. MIASISSIPPI, O, W. Furber, com'r, and MERRIMAC, E. Veo Sice, com'r, ext ATLANTIC. C. Hoyer. coi H&llnl. 1,600h, p., July I& Funher departurcs from NEW-YORK (beside extra steamers,) Gund 20, Uctober 4 and 25, November § Auvgnst 2 and ‘\“Srlla'fl'nlll‘:; and owber L ond m BREME] C{)\\'!g—w 9 and 23, Jane "y .:z'“':‘x 35, P (i 20, Geptesbet 12, October 3 N aavago payable in gold of its equivalent {n United States rom? NEW'YORK to BREMEN, HAVRE. LONDON and SOUTHAMPTON—1st Cabin, $105; 24 Cabin. $02 50; Steorage. ‘hvm BREMEN, ete., to NEW-YORK=Ist Cabla, $112;2d Cabla, 00; Steerage, $15, # leiura Thkete—ist Cabia, 205, 34 Cabln, @132 50: Btoorago, ot Freight and Pussags apply to 3 7(| GER BR DS eral Agents, No. 45 Beaverst., N. ¥* lfl()li HAVANA DIRECT. Every WEDNESDAY, t 3ol From Pler No. 4 North Rive The West India Mail Steanahip Company will dispatoh the follow- d well-kngwn sidewbeel stesmalips for Havana direct: ' re COLUMBIA, MORKO LA!V"LI' “A For freight or passago spply to uAu.m N ALLE} g U Steamboats_and_Hailroads. [OR N()R\V AL K conneeting with the Danbury Railrond. ~Tiie rwi LY WHITE leaves Plor No. 7 (toot of Marke! ERNOUN #t J o'clook. Lanvos Norwalk ot 7:45 CUNESDAY, st woon, | Steamboats and Kailroads. e, ALHA.‘" ifi't OPLE S TN, —The M of mn."‘l-nh Aunm dA s oxeopted), (5 "‘“{fi[‘fi"fl Toa § uw,s!u\rh nuo V5; end 1|msuus.1n v SDAY, ul‘s‘:‘fl‘!hl.n':i For freight, possage, o the oflice on tho wharf. B‘w‘ s Dock, WA oo e 4 L Tie § Siip) Fast mm. daily, Sandays excepled, at 4 o'clock fror» Newbnrgh, Poughkeepsio aud Rondo 4 p. m., landiug mt Cozzens, Cornwall, M at Park id Erope. Steamer 1. W, Bydwin itrogh, Kllln,&- d Frids The Thos Cornell L uesda; m rdays. from foot of et e B T Weoery aad et FTERNOON . BOAT for NEWBURGH and A FISHKILI TVe stewmboat MAGENTA losves New Y-Ifi of Barelay. +ftermoon (Sunduys cxcepied) o 3.3, Toureh st 3 landing ot Gramy o 2 B'a un; New lesves Mull “t NCE DIRECT 1T iow i wheel stesmeor CITY OF PROVIDENC 1CrL "\:..TW‘ will leave Pier No. 35 North River y WEDNESDA' H 'RDAY st Sp @ For B 1 T n('lu m-nu. Retarnin 45 m., lending ms l“()R PROVID Hul, SAl WEST POINT, POl ek w.. mwsros. landing at Cor STE AMI MARY PO\VI‘( 19 loaves Deshrossasst. every afternoon at 3 Nrw .YORK AND TROY §' Pler No. 40 North River, 3G Ty ™ xcopted) ut & The boats of this Live 100“.!:-“‘-1 and i F(inom LEE nhp-,, #tops et Thirt and doy ‘?i'-m!:.,.m"‘“" ..'fl LAKIE MEMPHREMAGOG. SEVENTY MILES SHORTER TITAN ANY OTHER l"l“ New-York, 'ln huu York and New Haven Rairond . ty-seventht, at 130 ) oF Whits River 4 and i ey (sl stage (o AVl Biver) ',“..’.’r::‘! ay aud Blontresi—theough wi from Spinghiold. 0u urdage arriving at Nowpors (i..k > Moa -seveath-st. ot 3 or 8 E L 7:,. (! n.): . ping cars m-emdua this Chia train run, wiih rlm-xm ath Leave New-) otk from l-mu . by New Haven steawer from mm [ A at Springheld. 1L ) u s m. and m-« - Mountaine (via ow Liltieton, N.-pou Loke Micuphee. or wap ad paricniacs, ses ) and Mouutains same evening. A;.;‘u"m.unm Book. JOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD, WINITK MOUNTAINS aud LAGE MEMPHREMAGOC SLonmery leave for New. Havenat 3:15 aod 11 p. ;. eollmn' with Ratl-osd SAP!TY. SPEED, AND COMFORT. gt FOR BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMFR FITCHBY Bl CONCORD it WHITE nuu\'rfx'n‘;":uuw' NTERMEDIATE POINTS | : Thenew and he Nort IV OF BOSTON b CheY 0' Ntfl YORK owve NewJors daly [Sandars excestedl a5 oolask froa ies No. 3 North v Vesiyats FOR NEW.| lflll)UN connncting with the Steambost Fxpross Troin from the sbowe vis Norwieh and Worcester, Bosion and W Nathoa, and Now-Londos snd um" hari Gacond. W teight takon st tho lowest raies. For informsnon inquire of e B 8 MARTIN, Ageut, o0 the ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSE £ nd Frely sty eouecis at Hampto Wi Eavion with the Loyl l‘d'? k—l i comeciion, Tociva s dirct e (o Pimbugs edle {FOWN LINE 70 THE WEST. fily{lon the West, except Sundays, wieom th but - of ours. PRING ARNA S EMENTS, Louve Now-York as follows: e Reyeots on.ing Woticousmmesta. s avson with mie o Gt port Wicorbarr. | llfi-uu]'{_‘-r xa - Serwnton, Wik nest Band, Frtion, ulnmmo- . 94 m. W, xprom_for Easton, Allentrwn, 1arri Pitisbarah wnd the \Weat, with buc oue chang of ears to Ci or (ua.a a0 bt two thnw‘r‘n‘ huf 1:5‘: Conecrs #t Tisburg with Northern Ceutral ladaiph o E T e o gt 500, Allentown, Maash Chank, Readlng, Groat Bend, Betbishow, sod o on. Scrantoa, ¥or Bouervie. o F A "fi'%"""’"v’xnmn N--For Faston, Alless 21 AIN—-For M Harclsburg, Pittsburel and th- Wost. 4 Pittsburen overy sve he office of the R, at No 1 At the w‘ntlpli Wt Nos. 271, 328 kud O Brondwey, __JOSIAL O. u;um Suger f amanca, Ve "r:u:.rhmum Bufflo, §a o.‘ ey lmv[ 1o Otlaville. wi " Y ’ I ‘Fql 4‘(‘10'5- awsucs sod West poiuts W igraks s, daty- ot thp West as e i dict Eaveotion with Wi Southom s n‘“i?'mrm Sk HUGH RIDDLE, Gen'l Supts DSON RIVER and HARLEM RATT, On avdafter Monday, May 14, 1055, trafus for 2.~,...'ff:f'i e-'m:« ng with Nortiern aud W oners traine, will lesve N--“a ' €2 m Elrrelnuln via H,ll!r River Railroad, Thirtie o Teoth v, trough to K | Suspension Brides wit ;:::‘“ :N.u. ;__ aahBasiing gt r: wiili s for utland, Bues -uun mmm. rhi i s i ERnET R P A e, R AN ST e veses ial via Horiom lalhnl e with Westorn Road for Lebsnon Springs and for Woest, aad ot Troy wih tain for Itisnd, Guriagion train vis Hudson River Railroad. m-lm " and through to Buflaio aud Su.psvsion Dridze wi ars. Also, Slecping Car every day oxcepting Saty tached from New-York ugh to Ogdonsbargh. withont clanee, via R "k O, Wakronds Tl pia wit Tu on Sundsy. Couees tion for Teoy wifl ba made at £, A T e7in via Hudvon Miver Raiiroad. with siecping.car olixshod, i st Albany and Troy in the moruiug, aud conneciing b West. for Borth otd WEGA , VANDERBILT. Vies Persidenk. I ONG_ISLAND RAILHOHAl: Rpring Tume T pres Train for Greonpo Syout Loos; 590 B erih Infip and way siaiout, s on Saturiay uigids (o Y sphent I()Rl{lfl and l‘;&\h‘ RAILROAD COMPANY— B Rer Nov. 21. Mouiag mall ¢ o stations will AN - 2 SCHOCH, Assistant Superis th -YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILRO 1066 SUMMIR ARKANGEMENT, 1955, OOHNENLINO MAY. 4, 1885 Passenger Station ta New- Torx, comer Twouty wesathess Fourtaave Lanirance on lvn"fl"flnl. TRAINS LEAVE N‘Wl u-(h.,, 1LPe m uu (Fx,) 308 )AL mg 1S, (e 308 l and ) O Midord, A Sheattond 1 1120 & . { 2.0, 5.3 hrrnmu Sout’port aud Westport, 7.0%, 11308, a.xu X3 “¥or Norwal -:mwo Fx,) 090, 11% & mo 1I5 (e, 208 ». . x 1 3 uunu. R ym N T i it x,) 3 ), 6.30. rnx'lmt(hulrlll‘ intermodiate “ B0 ILD . omy t AW, Lon 1 "o S RO e 0 ot X o - ¥or Bowan, via Shore Line. uu. (Ex..) .07p. m. ot ruumf-hu Springfield, 800 & m.. (Ex.) 1215, 200, (Fxd 8.0 I‘L;—mmfimm-flun . (Ex,) 1150 o toMon 3 Nogthamoton, "V ori. Brovidonce and Fisbkill Railcosd, .00, (Ex.) o mg l’.lfip. m. Wor New-Haven, New-Loudon and Stoniogton Railcoed 4 6.00 . 12,15, 3.00 .0 p. m, Wor Canal Raliroad. 12.13 0. m. to Northampton. Railrosd, 8. m., 3 p. m. For oasctanie For Naugatuck Raiiroad, 8.00 a. w.. 3.00 p. m. zuh—m and Norwaik Raltrond. 1 l\omm,m RAIL nT)Ib_or' NEW JERSEY.— Tevine leave Jorsey Lhy for Piermout at 5 9120 m, el 4:28 and 6:25 p. Saivrd odydllxllp-.‘hl nd 25 run throu; “) ‘mos BYNAIF" hp_-'fl-‘.“ ERSEY RAILROAD.—Trains leave mot'i 1 EW-JE Courtlandt-st., for PRILADRLPUIA, &t 7 and 10 &. m., 13 m., & ¢ BAUTinoma and WasiixaTox ot aud 10 o o) N R \ and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAB rom-.wv ~On and_after FRIDAY, J--l the JESSR HO' r boat of this Itoad, will le: £ No. 32 Nortk mu{l-m.nduumdhnnnm s s Riv for the tollowlag Jolatsen the 11 a m. Fxpross Line for Cam e ester, Tom's River, luians'e, :‘::A:I °u;...:ul.l n 'r.-u.:':u o Cuiade o e Flad No. 33 and 1115 p. e, from Pier No. 3, for Perd Momauth Highlanda. Middiate Eatontown, town, Ocesa- 'r--uwb Branchport, Loug L B oh, Shark Rivor Squan, ¥ sint Fientl, Sqaiuki, Brickivurg, Maschoster Canden. Fare, @2 ’Al"l‘ulfnl‘m heat” leaves at 5 p. m. for all points oa the flus end Camden. RETORNING TIAII’I % OAMDEN' Eaprow at 0.0, . crivi h';."v\:‘-:’a' 15 0, o 1g0” at . m., ag w- Y ol . m Wayhal i w{ e Now-Yok o W8 . m, and stopping at Pler No. N.'B.~All bageage must be delivered u l'ln No. 32, ax none witkbe recelved at Pier No. 3. CLAYTON, Supt KS.—An iuvoice of lplcndld qm!i', TAOWTARY oW AM suitabls for fawilise going into the count and white, red and fancy. For sale, w! d st JOHNSON, No. 04 Beavor st Now- ©hliade ohta