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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-15

CAMP QUITMAN.-The Military Eucamp
ment is at Phillips woods, about a mile and
shalf from town, on the Troy road The
Miami Light Guard, Dayton Light Guard
National Guard, Washington Guard and
Lafayette Guard, are already in camp, and
several other companies, among which are
the Lafayette Blues of Troy, and Rover
Guards from Cincinnati, are expected to- dayI
The site of tho Enoampment is very fine,
and the tents, military equipments, and
troops under their respective officers, pre-
sent the appearance Of actual service upon
the tented field" There was fine Battal-
ion drill this morning, which is to be repeats
cd at this evening. The Camp has 80 far
been very quiet and orderly, and the lovers
of military display would do well to visit
the grounds.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-15

p- The political matter IN the Cincinnati
Commercial is exceedingly palatable iust now
to the Black Republicans. The Commercial
processes to be an "indePendsnt paper; it is.
It blackguards democrats and democracy in
the most independent way possible; and in the
exercise of its fayorite vocation it is entirely
Independent Of those principles OF fairness
which generally characterize the open, manly
opponent In any other light .he Independence
Of our city contemporary is failure.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-15

u-A special meeting of the Childrsn's Aid
Society will be held on Friday, Sept. 18th, at
the Mission school room, on Fifth street There
will be an election of officers, and all ladies in
terested, particularly those belonging to the
society, are urgently invited to attend.
BV order of the managers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-15

" Dr.. Purln.On is at the Philips House,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

relation 20 which Company here are unpleasant
rumors. In relation 70 tiis Wat Of Mr.. McCamont,
The PiilaJelpkia Press sys; hl
I'VE mentioned, several days since, that il was un-
derstood that this gentleman coming with very
favorable plan for the clearing Of Of all the bonded
Indebtedness Of the Company maturing up to end OF
1860 taking in return for tbeee the bonds of 1876, Of
which the Company have enough On hand unssued to
provide for the payment the price fixed by the sfore
said gentleman from England The price is high and
the whole arrangement a much more favorable one
than the Company could otherwise have hoped for.
The terms are said have been made to the Directors
of the Company in advance and 20 meet their gratefu
acceptance. With the incubus OF the aecrung lndebt
edness lifted off the Company, the bonds Of 1870 would
be the first incumbrance and those OF 1896 take the
place now occupied by those OF 1879. The 1870 bonds
are quoted now 81, those of 1886 at OIL. Under
the proposed arrangement is expected that the latter
bonds would 20 up in price TO about 50, and the stock
rse considerably
In connection with the above we publish the follow
ing statement Of passengers freight, and coal carried
over the Reading Railroad from 1855 to 1888 inclusive
with costs of the several branches These details we
copy from an elaborate statement prepared by j. NJ
Sanderson, esq.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
DIED.

Brownie this city, "Wednesday morning Nov 40 Of
Group Ads Elizabeth Brown daughter Of William Henry and
Ada Sophia Brown, aged n months and "a days
BISHOP-ln Brooklyn, "Wednesday morning Nov 90 Id.
Nellie daughter Of C and Z E. Bishop sged 10 months and
is days
cARTER-In Brcoiyn on Wednesday morning Nov 80 Of
consumption James Brooks Cartel nsive Of Sheffield In
Gland aged IS years, 9 months and Y dsya
rILINWOOD-n Brooklyn, Thursday Dec. !. Marian,
only child Truman J. and Sarah NJ EnwoOa, ssed
sndfouT days -.
GRAssoUs-In this city Wednesday, Nov 30 Dominica
y. Grsssous. sged 81 years months and IL days
uARKlSOp "Wednesday Nov his residence ve-plAuks
Point the cd year Of his Patrick Harkn fcouny Lei
trim, ireland.
HaRTIGAN-ln this city Wednesday, Nov. 90 Jeremiah
Hartigan, AGED 10 years
poPEiSsONIu this city on wednesday New 90 Ida dsugh-
Henry and Bridget HOPkinsoH ssed u mouths and 10
days. 10 -
JoYcE-Ip BrOOklyn on Sunday Nov a. George Barton
JORGE OF Thomas and Susan Joyce sed years And
months.
LARKIN-n this city Tuesday Nov ~ James Larhn,
native Of Csnan, County Kilkenny' Ireland .e
NEAKIM-ln this city, after long Illness Elizabeth rect Of
the late James Meakirn AGED 70 years.
10 attcnd her funeral No. 10 Eat tfscah street
Friday, Dec ?, 81 IL oci0ok N
MILDEBERGER-n thi. city e5 wednesday Nov ~ Elyira
Mount, daughter Henry d and Eleanor MdebeSss sged
months and Y days.
MATHEWS - In this city Tuesaly, New. % Robert
kis,hews seed years and IL months
REEsEIn Philadelphia on "Wednesday, Nov 90 Mz.sret,
Geo b. Reese and daughter Of tn l4;e Asfihev
Mssier of WspPirssEs Psis- ftn-
RFDGATE-ln this city on "Wednesday Nov 20 a, a
MARY infant daughter Of Samuel and Ann hedssse AGED 10
months. go. .# o..
woIyF-In hi. city on wednesday naornins Nov
NJ Burte Of Sex-Orleans, IN the S7th year Of her
The relatives and friends Of The family and Of Jo.l Wsis esq
All srOeI TIRE rssisepss Of her husband Ne " West
4 feIuetRte fTsst.
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NetpVnrk Daily Gribm,re
MARRIED.

CrJRRIE-RoACH-On Sunday Nov. a. b. the Rev. j.
Fronsoh OF ST. Charles Church Brooklyn, Nj Victor A
Cunie OfNew Haven Conn, to Miss Mary Elizabeth Roach
OF Brooklyn.
DAvIs-PRoALAt Sandy Hin n T., on Tuesday NSv 20
by the Rev Riley Augustus O. Davis OF Montreal TO Emma
Sophia youn daughter Of the late Dr. Proa Of Utica
MEEKER-SMITH-On Thursday Dec J. at Calvary Church
by the Rev Wm T. Eigenbrodt, d. D., Joseph " heekef
ana Miss NJ Eliza daughter Of L. T. p Smith ESQ., all Of this
city.
MOORE-TROWARD-In Brooklyn on "Wednesday, Nov 80
hv The brides father George Moore Of Msyborough W.,
thor OF Life Of Carson" to Emily third daughter OF
Mr. Tow ard Minister Of the Gospel Br0eklyn late Of En-
gland -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "wednesday evening Nov
20 by the Rev Norton, MI Oscar herciott to Mise
Catherine T. Palhste all Of this city.
MACY-CARPHNTER-On Tuesday, Nov %, Josiah Henry
Macy TO Jennie Carpenter, daughter Of the late Henry O-
penter.
PIJRDY-ROsELL-On Tuesday Nov. 2 at Mount Pleasant
Pleasanve by the Rev j. Nichols, Nj Elisha l. PaIdy
10 Miss Margaret 5. Resell
sCoTT-LoDER-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday Nov ~ ~
the Rev VIM H. MfbuIn, }. ~ Scott Of Newly orb TO Emily
A, daughter Of Lewis b. Loder
sTQSE-YoUNG--1n this city, Tuesday Nov 40 BY the
Rev Dr. Dewitt, William y Stone TO Martha, daughter Of
T. s. Young, eco
THOMPsON-LESLIE-on Thursday, Dec. J. .; ST. Peters
Church Brooklyn, by the Rev John A. Paddock John q
Thompson Of Chicago ILL., TO Rebecca H. Leslie, daughter o;
Thomas Leslie, esq. OF Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
mae .t.tement. Of he Boston Bank. for te past tv

The Governor of Mississippi in his message earnest
ly recommends the Legislature 70 make provision for
the accrued interest ON the bonds Of the State issued to
the Planters Banl the validity Of which has been
sustained by the Courts Of that State. The Union Bank
bonds have also been confirmed.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th inst, says:
The receipt OF Hogs at this port, on Saturday, COM
prised only 1900 head As consequence, the market
was strong and the leading price s. closing buoy
ant with hoders asking s. u IS 25 with fair pros
pect Of succeeding in their upward movement in the
event Of receipts continuing light Nobody appears TO
have confidence present prices, but there are buyers
for more hogs than are offered at full rates The re-
eepts since last Tuesday foot up about 70 700 head,
making total for the season OF 10000. The receipts
to-day and tomorrow will probably swell the total 70
95 OO0 head against 64 l6I to the corresponding date
last wear AT Louisville the receipts up the 3Oh Of
November, 1853, were is, ISL. No report has been
made of this years arrivals but the number, we think
falls short Of 5000O head The business at the two
nIaces then compares about az follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

This only shows, however, that the season Is as
backward this year as il was in 1857.
The trade Of the week in general Dry Goods has no
been large The deliveries to the nearby trade, as
well as the duplicated orders have relieved the market
from thai excessive dulness which prevails at this sea-
son of the year generally. The large distributing
houses have made quite large contracts during the pas,
week, in anticipation Of the early trade, and msnufac-
turers Of staple goods generally are encouraged in
view Of the smau ttoeks hand and the briskness
demand. Printing Cloths have maintained the I'D
vance previously noticed and the only difficulty at
present which to prevent extensive business Is
the small supply offering The ssles during the pat
week have not been as large as the previous report
but reach fair aggregate.
Heavy Brown sheetings have rot been 10 great de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

Hides 6dS!e y n Tellov T01sc. v ID fcts, tfC VI -
each: Cslfskns, 10Glle. y 10. 49,. -. =.
B-Beef Extra and Flint quality include nothing eof mo
ssooad includes the best sssssd oxen the best s
fed Cows the three old steeEA Ordinary esnslsss
of Bull and the refnse oflots-
szExpE1tra inclaass Cosses and whea those II infss
quality thrown out. -. q =. s
% the Eastern Railroad w ovcf ne
and Lowell nslrosd and 100 over the EitchbaIs
prices non two weeks since the nuber q Cattle sad sheep
large but all Of poor quality; good fs Oxen waited spd
would sell readily Tor % = et; small thin stock seh ..
mas been a make. the last months not wantfd and
carnot be sold unless 81 very low prees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
The exports Of Domestic Goods from thispor during
the week ending Nov. %. have been S. fonows:

The meeting of the Board Of Trade, connected with
the Manufacturers Association, held at the Astsr
House yesterday. large representation Of the pri-
waite manufacturing interest noticed. The election
of the Executive Committee harmonious, and re-
suited in the appointment of gentlemen whose names
are sufficient guarantee of the Of the organ
zation. F. b. Bigelow of Boston, I. +. Plunhe;t Of
Berkshire, A. Campbell Of Penn, and L. 8. Parsons
Of Albany were among the members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
Cambridge Casrre Market.

TUESDAY, Nov ~ 1854
Whole number Cattle 81 msret 1896 about 800 Beevss
and s4S stores consisting Working o1sn Mich Cows. and
one two, and three year old.
so 7sa 81 second quality, - IS; third quality ssi sr
PnIess or sroEx cArr1s--werlins Oxen, pair, ess0
sli5 10 30 Cows end Calves s2s t61i Year
Knrs ss0sl; Tweyegods, slT9s1i Thrss-yeAfesSs
smEsP AND LArsss 5 market. prices in lots, eissi 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

sFyTTRo, Monday Nov a. so 8. isfit8ds iongt7de
no durne huuiesn. John soier IN The sls Of sse
ruste on TIE schooner sasolk Of Sev Orleans .
WENMAN-n this city on Tuesday, Nov. ~ Henry levest
son Of samuel and Ehia Wennsn-
wTBB-Al SHEFFIELD Ma. en- "wednesday Nov. %, ars Locy
Csnheld Webb, AGED 20 years
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uand but prices have been maintained. Weoiens
have been more active, especially low and medium
goods. 1i -As
Satine:ts are not in large stock and The tendency is
toward an advance in priees The foreign trade has
been quite limited and the results Of the SEASONS bus
ness have been snch 10 offer little encouragement
for future heavy importations
The Importation Of Plain Cottons during the pas,
week as compared with previous years, has been %
follows; -......s -.
r. IL. - ........... xl0as s1i,le< S2S.tB
Reported since January L... S1ssse Ss1Ss o''o"SS'
Total as SOS s1slAls ss.o7.sse
IT. ~,,r.s ,f rcrasstie Cs,5s fron this mort during
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

THURSDAY, Dso. L les9
AsBEs-The markets. without changer the demand fas;
sales Of ia bb Ia for Pots aad IS . for Pearls
COTTONTho market 10 steady; sales Of aod baes nclad
ing 100 in tTsnsitu. We repeat former quotations
CLASSIFICATION
Upiandx florda Aobne q. A Tan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
q OEO GENERAL GOVERN I2G0
rOOO. MINT AGENCY, AOOOs

- WASHINOTON CITY, u. 2 =.
~ BEARDsLEY HARVEY offer their services to the public
Prosecutors Of Claims before the 0oyernment-noe pacN
-lrly u Solicitors Of PGtents
III Pensions and Land Warrants obtained ,
II Claims before Congress aud the Court Of Claims presented and
| .goaeCuted. .
usness before 9th Departments attended 70 promptly
| yyI Br,RpsLxr -''' w. FnEp L. HaEyRr.
H. Hos r. A. Tslnsdge ~ Y Cityi Peter PesTee go yus-
Bosse). NJ " Cy Hon Erestss Brooaa ~ y Iityi non
g Benton Auditor Albany, ~ VI J. " r. GARDINER es9,
|iost<a X VI . Hon samuel Beardsley Usicai " ~ a a.
ovev esq Syracuse N Y; Hon. Jas Plat Oswego,
Is,pisnfn Corey esq wstertown, N Z. Hon a r Ely,
Rochester n ~ Egeer Harvey esq., Benho ~ T. AN y
Hon Thos B. Florence, Phnada Pa Hon G b. qgf.is
.-y.r-n Pa Capt w. w. Dobbin, Ene, Pa Hon kDsn
,sbit Erie Pa; Hon. Thos H. Bond, New Haven Conn
O. SAKE esq Burlington, w Hon Wn DsRn'c 1 Gov
|nADo Ohio D. A. Nicklcs eco Detroit, Mich Ihos wilson
do New baltimore, Mich j. d. COvsT esqi Milwaukee
|SVis Sam A. FORD esq, Chicago IN Corey Barbour ESQ.,
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wec~;v,. sf Pr,S.re.

Total BY Al Rexss Dee In 754 bbis Fleur H. 10 bush
Wheat NJ DO Com 2s5 de- Oats IL 600 DO. BseL ~
do Rye AGA pkg PT0visions isz do Lard, 2s do Whssy
"a do. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
feaal Notirfs.

Tx PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New FORK Notice Is hereby gwen to AZ per
and of the City Paris deceased TO present the
anne with vouchers thereof TO the slb.cber At the once Of
PDARD FORT AT No is South Nilam-st, Ia the City OF
EewYok on or before the seventeenth day Of March next
eSeolDsted New ork the 7th day Of September 1859.
WV JAMES Bernard,
.H EDWARD FORT
selavsnFn Executors, &c, Of Lewis Lay, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

VFyTRAI, RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY-
Connecting Q. New-Hsmp,on with ths Delaware Lack.
wanna and Western Railroad and q; Ess'on with he Lehs0
I~vsssyxKyrs-counmenens Oes- a. isse Leave.
S1. for EsSI .a s' . % and
vie By above trains and At s;is n The above trains
hieh lave NesYora from foot Of courtsnd at $40 and
m s i4s M train nom NeYOrk MAKES close connection
* Esston with Lehsh Valley Rarosd and theme va Eat
R. sssss sr. 70 o1 Pos and Hsar
~, g, e ss a Tss Vi Ty o. af
100 m 'Od II - JOHN sTERNs Superintendent
NEW-YORK and NEW HAvEN RAILROAD
~ issa WINTER ARRA Ass p ls;s ISIS
Passengers. s4on in Ns~YOrt corner Of fh't and 'h''
Entrance on i1 TRANS LEAVE NEw-YoRK.
For Eew.Hsyen, ga N (e1) l2ls s;lS lsIl s;'e ana
s r gSI Bhifg sPE ssoid s.a @
az, as ' :. 49, ; I'd s $40 s1p s fa
bafes and Greea.ch 7sa NJ n'ls ; 40 "a $50 20
fsg stanford sos sf Po. ehs.. md nd s1 & ss
Mons. 1 ciGs s;io 4sS ;s TR siiiss m
TS5 sssoS et e. BIS ss p s &c %
S.IS.%ss.s M Hol T.otd r 'a md
For Haven S.i and 5 70 coS
S: I'd hIs S.s,. e FG T1sss s1,
.. JAMES H HoYT Superintendent
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Onl
~ and after Monday Nov H. 1859 Passenger Trains win
Leave Pier fost Of DuAne-st., followE via; :
.D PSSi .as Bsi. S.ssdsss Scr
WAY PASSENGER Q, 40 p for Esvbugh, Port Jervs
md intermediate Stations.
MONT EXPRESS 43o ?. NJ for Duhrk, Buffalo Canaan
daigaa and principal Stations.
and Niagara Falls Railroad Binghsnton with the Syseuse
Railroad; Corning with the Buffalo and Nswf OH haIosd
Tor and Buffalo Bend with the Railroad for
Scranton Buffalo and Dupkik with the LAKE snofe
Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit CncAso
Hs 'Tf 'I MARSH Receiver CHAs MINoT Genr sup't
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rTNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.

i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
rRos sEw.IoEK 10 LIVERPOOL
Chef Cabin Passage. .s.s.s..'''....'s''...s'fI1
ee''"' O'' IRON s sosros TO uvEarooI-
Chief Cabin Psssage ....'.''''''.''''.''''''''s%
Linn os Bo.:oS al =: HsEI and cci HsbO
PERSIA, Capt JudhinA CANADA. cspt- Lang
AsABI a. cg stone ShaHR SA S :p s ha1
AFRICA Cap, shannon EUk4fA Csp; Le'iSn an
staIbosSS bow red On port bow. :.
cASADA leaves BOston wsdDs.dsy Nov %
EUROPA Leitch leaves Boston. Meanesday Dec.
AMERICA MlaT leaves Boston Wednesday Dec %
ASIA Lott leaves N York.. "Wednesday, Jan
CANADA Lang leaves Boston. Wednesday Jan
Berths not secured until paid for.
An eIperenced Surgeon on Board
SILVER Baon specie Jewely Preciou. Stones Metals NC
ess bI dg signed therefor and the value thereof there
expressed Tor 'sA'f eGSxR fP r. Bowling
DORTLAND and CANADA SEM-WEEKLY
Il LINE, via VICTORIA BRIDGE
'h' h c55EIiEsiP f p c.pt sidney crowsn
PATAPsco; Capt l. " LsSne reg Rrox1,
Wharf Portland, every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY, "a
Osloei ?. "a Rennins time, % hours a.,
These steamers oonSscs with GRIND Tram Rw.y and form
the cheapest and most expeditions freight hpe TO hone ane
H Apply. BIB. CROMWELL Co, No. Sc w..t...
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE:
u For HAVANA and NEW-oRLEAHs-The last and
Torite steamship GRANADA, John MeGowan Captain VII
5 s9 Ns R River is ss . q Ss proper
FORM foIisbed at the Office and 70 ol. OF aans VII ~
No. IN West,st. corner Of Warren d. y. ROBEhTs'
TOR SAVANNAH and FL0RIDA-The Ameri-
IL can Atlantic Screw Steamship Company new and avoris
steamship HUNTSVILLE, John A. Pcs. Commander WI
leave Psr No. II n. b. THURSDAY, Dec g. At o'clock
p Passage 10 Savannah with unsurpassed
els Through tickets TO EswOreans Sss rs to Mobile tSo
Montgomery, s2e Albany Ga, s1 Columbus ssS 1tsn i
a lowest rates Freight 10 cents FOOT Insurance onehsn
per cent No f. .' T. a1Sia 4PSS ws
TOR SAVANNAH and F'LORIDA:-U. 3.
in MAIL LINE--The fsvorite steamship FLORIDA, Capt
Isaac CToven, win leave on SATURDAY, December 10,
Al D. M from Pier No " K Through tickets given 70 Mont
Eoery Columbia Atlanta Albany, and Macon Bills OF Ladinz
signed only board For freight passage apply 70
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON, No. Is Broadway.
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
h1ater-Cnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bing.
WI hamton N. T. eight hours from NewYorf BY ~ u ana
Erie r. Has very beautiful location and AFFORDS
t1tiss for comfort and improvement In health in the inter
season. For Circular address j. H. NohIh, M Y.
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9teamboats ato Railroads.

TNOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE FIFTY CENTS.
III The steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves PECK slip, z r.,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ O'Clock
nooeiRh takensrrivng in time connect with honsa
tonic Eausatuck New. Haven, and Hartford Railroads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

siep.TivinS in time 70 connect with House
tonic Nsusstuct, New-Hsvsn, and Hartford RSkosds
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT IHS @ EyEB Brown s9S ]
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 2,ei9cs
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 4 O'Clock ,. M, from Pss
Heeser no rooms win be regarded secured any sp7h
can't until the SAME shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great h'pasch oy
hip''' w& BoRDEN, Agent, Nos 70 and n wesss
UyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-
II TON, for BOSTON, PRoyIDENCE-LsSnsd Houte-fhe
and ft K c:p 5os Stone d
Capt B. S IN . SST PSSs.D S9 Sf
road leaving New Yok daily SUNDAY excepted from Pier No
NJ r. t6r wharf above Battery Plsceh at and ston
tngton $3.50 arrival Of the mall trar which leaves
D9 TSs e yISbFRBLT from New.Yorh Monday wedne.
day. Friday. From Stoningon Tuesday THURSDAY and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New Yori, Tuesday, Thurs
asy and Saturday From Stonngton-Mondsy, Wednesday
Passengers proceed RON stoutngon Railroad 70 Proy
aence and Boston the Express Mail Train reaching said
places advance o. those by other routes and IN ample tune
Tor early Morning Lines connecting NoTth and East
Pner. + remain on board the es%es oS
'OD in the train connecting at providence Win the
Baggage Master the Steamer and Train through
For passage berhs ststeroo. freight sPply board thu
steamer or 81 the Freight 0ee Pier No North River or ~
he ONCE OF the Company No. 10 Battery-paee.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromN Nov.
IA 1859 Trains will Chambers st. Station a. fohossi
Express Trains and IL q and fer Sing sing,
and 64Q .. m. for Poughkeepse, 1890 m and H;to
aud 10 D. M for Peekskil $3.50 The PoughkeePs1e
Peekkn Sing Sing Trains most the Way Stations
Pssssnsers tsen AZ Chamber Canal Christopher and ssts
rrsins Tor New-Vok leave Troy a. 6l5 and l0l0 and
o No. and Albany about Is minutes later On Sunday AZ
= m. A. p. SMITH, Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Vi. JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express lines leave NewYo At and
m and p. fsEe 90 Through Tickets sold for Cin
cnna and the West and for Washington NewoIes ara
The South &c. and through baggage checked to washington
~ T. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
baggage be received for any trains uness delivered Ans
checked Is in advance Of the time ofleaving
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY. -
On and after MONDAY Nov IL 1888 trains win leave soh
station, Eew-York, A. follows;
For Wiiansbhdge-s;SO aud II m. $50 and 500 p.n
For White Plains--n;s0 and p.
For White Plsins-S;l5 from cor White and Centre So
For Croton Fails D. m, from 36th-st
For Millerton-3 D. m. from 26th-st.
FOR Albany--e q IN from 26th st., nna3 train.
WnHamsbrdge-6:4o and $3.50 g. m, and $50 p. m
White PlAins-S and I 20 D. ~, and +;@pm
Croton FSs-7 g. N.
Millcrton--5A m.
Abany-n q. NJ, NAL tram
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In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of Newly ok, notice 10 hereby given 70 all per
having claims against GERTRUDE LE6GEI is,e o. mo
CITY ork decessed to present the same with
thereof subscriber at the Office Of CHARLES MAY
Ill Has.au- IN the City OF Ne~York, or before the
Lepth day Of MAY next-Daied New orb, Nov 1889
NIL lswtufn JOHN II. LEGGETT, AdminstrsioT
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