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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10

CHA. PARROTT,
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public,
DAYTON, OHIO.
OFFICE 39O Third Street, between Main and JET
" ierson streets, over Laiee's Jewclry Store.
lelSm3
OEO. W. MALAMBRE, ATTORNEY AT.
" LAW. Once on Main street, opposite the Court
House, Dayton, Ohio. anl6
DATRIcK KELLY, ATTORNEY AT LAW
III Ofice IN the Empire buildinE Third Street, Day.
ton, Ohio. VIII make collections and attend 10 the pTa
oce u his profession generally In Montgomery ami tho
adjoining counties; draw and acknowledge deeds and
mortgages and prepare all other legal lnsru msnts.
I,0OO prs super Lasting Galters,
(sEWED HEgLl
I Iu00 perpair. N. p, DOUGLASS A co.,
AIS ~ Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Flax Seed Wanted.
lost

HOME PIC NIC-REwARD.-
ii pocket case Of Surgical Instruments was lost at
the Pie Mic in Wilson's Grove ON last Saturday. The
finder will be beraly rewardedby leaving 1t at this Of
fee, nu2lwG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

of~hb Charlie. r. Bdss received hoossnd nine bood-
ofwhch Tboma. Higgins received thousand On bsndsA
and fry.
Alexander Ward received thousand four ssbdsd
and four
And that there were 'es,ierinr vote, tven.y-eisht
in the founsenth Assembly District S thousand nr.s
hundred and thrty-two.
which Robert C. Hutehns two thooaD boDd
or which FoHda received ,hoO.and one hundred and
W which Theodore B. voortis. received .sv.n hundred ssA
i Which Edward Murray received even hundred and forty
And that there were scattering votes for,yiour s
That the whole number Of yotee given Tor Member of Asenp
bly, IN Fifteenth Assembly District was I'VE osassnd liz
W which George w vsrian received three thousand sve
hundred and twenty nine -,
Ard that there were scattering votes hhy three
That the whole number Of votes gwen for henoe OF
bly, the Sixteenth Assembly District WAS Two thousand otos
or which Henry Arcuus received ihousand two hand-
or which Dennis HeCsbe received thousand hundred
OF which candeu Rich received four bundred add forty
three.
or which John Burke received thirty -four.
And that there scattering votes thirteen
That tie whole number gyen for Member Of Aseo
in the Seventeenth Assembly District ~ss three hoo's< sns
thirty -
owhh Jvi. Jones received thousand three hundred
or which John P. Cumming received thOssand and
OF which Sidney Inrshs received hundred and forty
And that there were scattering votes twentyfo four.
We certify this statement 70 Be correct and have es"sd inc
be sested by the signatures Of the Chairman and Fec
Rotary Of this Board this I'd day q November D. 1850
VIM NJ. TWEED, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
OcO THE PENNSYLVANIA ISf
&Ht CENTRAL. RAILROAD NV
GREAT DoUBLE,TRAcE ROUTE.

GREAT DOUBLEoTRACk hDuTE. -.
III c,n.y OF the Road " oqusl 70 any u Ie oo'J
TIiT GREAT SHORT LINZ TO The ~,
49, Ofhce No AS0I House eofaof % 'eAeys
F,. L., H. ,ysas,,,t.ia o. PsSs-nerrs aud from IN
.lnnas Cie.so st. Lon. ST. Paul ksshyie, Aenpnss nsr
Orleans ID otaf IA the West horti"ss' ana o0
vssi uDss<psS.ed Tor .sed sid Ooot oy Any c,
Through tihs for the West leave No" fofh uo0l . N'
lAn6tSt. Morning EKprs~s Eveniis hSPo's ~ "
sle~yinE and sg,Osins al ths tTnins -, -,
FATe slwsys i0S and tie time quick a. ny any 0''
Nv hi, rosie FroFbss Of al descriptions b. tor~rdd 70
ard from point Railroads Ohio Kentucky lndizs
Illinois " i-ooIaa, lows or Missouri By RAILROAD III
RIOT or 70 port tie is~0is Of the Wos "
st1aInen. from Pisbur5L , -,
The rates Of Fr, and from point Of the Wet by t.
Rsiiroad aye all times favorable charged
by other Railroad Conpans.s heroh-ns and sAppo insst
a. ar .usooaou Of hsr bright 70 this Company
viii confidence its speedy transit. A.. .-.,
mi. CoInpsnv also AintAns Emshnt AcoomIncdsiios
Tne by which parties smgTans westward ENJOY oheaP sd
- fbl. mode Of conveyance OSs bali the hi el-ss rates
al t,Ts J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger AGENT ~" AsIo NOUS"
" 49, IITCH a Co Freight gents . Il, ,,,,,,-
No ] Aston House snd Nc soun "ln VIM, o.
MCDONALD a BIsCHOfF, EInigsnt agents
No Battery pare
LTOCH LEWIS GsIsII slgt AgoeIs, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
TIVE BOARD of COUNTY CANvAssERs Of

the CITY and County Of NewYork having cAnvas-ed and
the votes gysn IN .hs ese.n Es anS S.,S
General Election held the sixth day Of November, A d.,
eighteen hundred and sixty do hereby certify determine and
That JOIN CALLAHAN by greatest number Of vote
duly elected Member I,emty and for the FH Assembly
That WIAs VASE by tie greatest number Of votes
duly elected Of A,.ezby and Tor the SeosS Assem-
That cHRisrGs B. WoopxrD by the creates, number Of
votes daily elected heb o. d'en In andfor tbe Th0d
Assembly District OF said City and County
That WLANy KEssE BY the greatest sumber 81 votes,
Assembly District Of said City and County.
That JOIN j. SHAW, by the greatest number Of votes
dolly elected heabe Of 'senb in and for the FA Ansmbly
Distric, Of said City and County.
Tha, sAsrEI r. WEBsTEE 6y the greatest number Of vO,es
was duly elected Mrrbey Of febly in and the
sembly District Of said City and County.
That DASIEL YorSe by the greatest number Of yotes
bly, District of aid City and County
That ASpEEw CRAFr by the seaiea number Of votes
bly, District OF said City and County.
fhs, HoEAro by the greatest number Of votes,
was daily elected heJe, ,s,mby IN and for the Et4 AS
senbly District Of aid City and County.
That LpkEE Coss by the creates. number Of votes
duly elected henberof 4 10 and for the TesA Assembly
District Of sAid City aud County.
That JOBS HARDY by the greatest number ofvote dsy
elected menbT 81 henbty In and for the Eerean Assembly
District Of .eid City and County
That JoHs LssERohr by the Eresst oumoer Of votes vas
bly, District Of said City and County. -
Thsi CnAntEs T. bIsDs1 " ne ses'st nr1ee o. votes.
Assembly District Of said City and County.
That RosrKT HurcHise by The Greatest nuneer Of votes
Assembly District Of ssid City and County.
Tha, George toaa By .he Greatest nunesr Of vote. w
sembiy District Of sid City and County.
That HSsEY AkcukITs BY the srestet number o. votes
Assembly Distrist Of aid City and County.
That JaEy. Joss BY The Greatest number OF Sots wa
Assembly District II said City aud County.
Dated Few'YOrA S0vs%SsT 2'd A D. i lssS Obi,
DAVID A. Fovrxs Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
feaai Noiires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF toe Surrpg 'N'
a. co,nty Of New Yurt NOTICE h HEREBY given 20 AZ H.,
In, ciai,s esAinN SHARP ToHDOFf' late 81 the 49,
Of N,v.YorL decreased 10 Preses the s.ine, Wy Rla..
s1 ~ tLs 1nSer,rned No 20 sIh stre~t In he 'y " o.
Yort 90 or b.forr the siIto.nth Gay 90. p, r""'''
N.,. Yofk the 18th day Of AuFus no. ,,re .a.,,.,or
,.l,l,v6u.T. HAEY TOKpOyb. AtGiu'p%S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
County New York notice hereby given 20 al persons
having claims arainst SARAH VAHBUSklRk, late OF the
City New lo deceased present the same with yonchsrs
thereof the ubscIber the office Of Lotto CLARK NO
the City Of New before the hrst day oil
January New York the 23d day q June 1900
JOHN LYLE }F,ec.,or.
led lAv6ul LOT c. CLARK, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
T,HE BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERl

Of the City and County Of New York having cAnvsssA ana
estimated the given IN the several Election Districts Of tho
said City sud County General Election held The nth
day OF Eovembe eighteen hundred and SIXTY do hereby
certify determine, snd declare,
That JOIN kEYsKE by the greatest number Of votes,
duy elected Register Of the City and County Of New Yor
That JOHN HOFFMAN by the greatest Of votes,
daily elected Recde, Of the City and County Of New YorA
That JOAN II. MCCJSS the greatest
duly elected City Judge of the City Of New-Yort
Tit EDWARD C. Nr by the greatest number Of votes
duly elected SgJOga', Of the City and County u New Yos
That jams W WHITE by the greatest number Of votes
duly elected Justice sJ Superior Court Of bs City md
County Of New York
That william r srTwARr by the greatest number OF
duly elected Supervisor Of the City and County Of New
York
Dsted Eew.YOrk Nov. I'D 4: D, 1850
VIM NJ TWEED, Cbsrmsu
Dawn A FoxLkE SscrrtArv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE-To succeed the
~ Adratic.-The NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COM
PAN1 will dispatch for the the splendid stssshg
ATLANTIC, Capt A O. Gray carrying the United States nsA
the following days, from Canal-st wharf:
FROM New York SATURDAY, Dec "a
from HAyre, Dec. and Jan. Is.
TIE Atlantic Is unsxcssd for strength and comfort has
wssrht Compartments and Is in all respects In oompste
order
limited number Of Second Cabin Passenger whom
eent accommodations have been provided viii be taken
RT each.
freight passage apply the Office Of the Company No
&c NaH-st l. ?. STEPHENS Secretary.
EOR SAVANNAH and other Points as below
The hrst-class sde.wbee steamship FLORIDA. Captain
Isaac CTowell viii leave TUESDAY, Nov. n, a. ;
p m Pier No r. foot Of North MoOe-s; IhrouEi
tckets be has Nor the following places:
TO Kew.OrIesS s39 rs; Mobile s35; Montgomery, s25 ;
Columbus, s2l; Albany, s23 Atlanta, Ell Euiaaa $24
ChsttanosgA S25; Nashville $I IS; Knoxville S25 80; Mem
PMS 81 IS Augusta Sl7 50; Macon $40. Savannah S3
FOR height or passage apply No 70 Broadway.
-. SAMUEL l. MITCHELL SON, New-YOrk.
As'n" JOHN r. WILDER GALLIE, Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

SUpDEg DE.rH-Coroner Donnelly Of Hudson
City held inquest Saturday upon the BODY Of Prk
HAney employed foreman at the Bergen fense, Who
dropped dead whs carrying pa. Of into As dwelling
Friday morning The deee~sed had been sancEns fen 3s
the previous and sappossd that
The VI seas The Jun rsssssds verde, ~ ssss0sS
AsIe~kk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of kewYork notice Il hereby given TO al per
sons ISAAC WARD late Of the City Of
deuesed present the same with vouchers
subserber the residence Of GEORGE b. WAkD no
81 second syeuue In the City Of NewYork before the
twenty .eysnh day OF December ne1tDsed Newfork the
2ah DAY Of June leo ISAAC B. WARD {Erecutors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
CUPREME CoURT.-CFTY and COUNTY Of

=
DEA-To the above Defendant fou hereby sum
end required the complaint this action which
vii hsd IN the the CLERK Of the City and County Of
New York the City Han in the City Of New Nork and 70
,cri5er al his Office No Beekmsn street New ork City,
within twenty day. aer the service Of this summons on you
exclusive and If fail 10 the said com
usiu within the aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
ke Judgment you for the Of i've hundred and thirty
nine dollars besides the costs Of this aonDsed
October 1870 l.. ". DODGE, Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint this action 6led in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the CIV and County New orb the 18Th day Of October
1860 1850 laWl T.. ". DODGE, Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
DY ORDER Of the Honorable BENJAMIN w.

ID BONNEY Justice Of tho Supreme Court OF the ose OF
EewYort-E0TlCE Il hereby Given, pursoant 70 tbe
Of the authorizing attachments against
concealed and nonresident debtor that an na
ford the State Connecticut and that the same wan be soa
Tor the payment Of HE debit appear and dschzTgr such
according law within nine months nom ins hst
publication Of this notice and that The payment oil an debt. que
10 him by residents Of this State and the delivery TO him. or io
his property within bss State belonging 70 nun abo
the transfer property by bun are looidden py law
wv " l. 7. WILLIAMS,
lrorney for Attach Creditors,
,,xeraxanoTp. No. II Waist, " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY.-

HEETRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From u CssrtsDd ,-Ccanectins u Hampton juno
viii Delaware and Westorn Railroad and
E..sn with Lehsb Valley Railroad md It, connections forming
. direct hne 10 Harrisburg " thout saanse OF cuh
WINTER ARRANGEhENT-CommeDe Hevemoa l.
1eo-Lesve New York ~ follows: =, IL
HABRIsBuRs ENPRBss-At 8 a. Ter EAston, hosoint hH
TkbuIs, March Chusk, NnhamspoT, he.
Man TEAH-Atsa m for Easton, Wafer Gap, SCRANTON
Great Bend Pittston, Wikeetsne, he
IN TBRoysH TEAIS-For Ea.tOn, hsneh Chuns, Reading
FottsvRe HGIrisburs ke. A.. -
Err THRousH fR.p-fu EAstos and intermediate sta
kons -. .
si3Hs WAY THAp-Pr semerviIe and intermediate va
lions
EIppIs. TRAM HAREIssrRe-The a IN Express
Train from New Ysk arrives at Harrisburg q; II; 20 noon
connect with PrnnsyiyAnia Central Rail- "a
and west Northern Central north and SOUTH and WIN
Cumberland Valley Rsilrosd v
ELIIABTHPoRr AID kEv-YsRK FsRRI-Leaye New @t
on Pier No North River At and II 3:0 and p m
LKAvE ELIIARETB-Ai 5:s5 and s;i3 a l;7o and 10
,
stop Bergen Point and Msrner Hsrbor every
trip each way. JOHN u sIEhNe, suIrrnsnoenI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
INJECTION NOTICE.-Pursuant 10 the Pro-

ELECTION NOTICE.-Pursuant to the Pro-
II yon OF the Laws Of this State Pubhe Notice u nereoy
gwen By the Common Council OF nc " OF S -
fIFtTlOS viii held in each Of the Election Districts OF the
Wards Of said city, the EIRsT IUEsDAi oil ne
eenbsr nerf (heng the Fourth day q December 100
The Pol. viii be held the places desgnasd " u
Council the places which Elections shall eesd IN ALI
CITY during present and the Polls will be open s9n
rise and remain open sDt sunset when hey vi" Dc many
closed - -, -.
Justice for the 9Th Judicial District comprising the otn A
7ob WsIds IN this city, pursuant TO the Act Of Lesa'o's
ps-sed April II, 1890. ,,,.- III. IL.
An Alderman each Of the Mdensnie Danet' OF the sy
having an odd numerical deH1Dsou va lsi I'd, 9TH, tn sH
18th, 18th 18th and 18th
Two ConsabLs In escb Ward -.
Six Councilman In rssh Senatorial Distinct -.
One Commissioner Of Common Schools Tor each ward
One Inspector OF Common Schools for each Ward
Two Trustees Of Common Schools for each ward -,
And persons 10 an such VACANCIES have occurred IN the
School oes OF the various WaId Of dsih rs'sns
tion OF from ether
BY order Of the Common Council
ID. T. VALENTINE,
Clerk Of Common Council.
dated Ne,z York Nov II I96Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
Goal, f)sOa, &f.

CAENEL COAL at 80 per IUN-'U ~, a. a..
49,, ByooklyB gro- Of carriage. n l. bA R.,v, 49,
Me- loot Of Wsl q and foo, Of JorA'' mon -
KIEDLING WOOD at ~ cents, % ". IA ~ MICH II
~ ~ 800 are orSered Osk and Pins ~ W o ', ~,
s1 ,sS or .swed aEd spi II small c0@l icoIiiys
~ Ed Kd n.
xxTYONING VALLEY CoAL.-fgn1ace, Gr@ ~.
w aDS Range COAL Of The best qs.y 30 n an pats Of
- ~, oIdsn received At the yard No. ~ 1o,so, .,
Sfn. - or a the Ofes Of he 5s~4 e -,,etat
Hrak cad ID Cesl Company, No " ns-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
CTATRMENT of the BOARD of COUNTY

CTATEMENT Of the BOARD Of COUNTY
~ CANVAssfRs Of The City and County Of NewYort "a
rog Justice o. Superior Court Oh vacancy and supsor
the CeIE Of d County the thirteenth fourtesnh hseph.
sixteenth seventeenth nineenh twentieth twenty brit,
eighteen hundred AID sixty to canvass end estimate the yos
given in The several Election Districts q said County a. s
aforesaid. do certify follows, 70 wiz
Ths appears such estimate and canvass that The whole
number given the Office Of Register nBety-o
thousand two hundred and ten.
ofwbeh John Keyer received thirty four thousand M snnd
ofwhch Matthew T Brennan received twenty Eve thousand
OF which James Lynch received thirty one thousand az
Scattering, one hundred and ninety one .o..-
That tie whole number Of votes given fr The othoe Of City
Oh which John hcCUnn received fOrtywo thousand seven
or which John sedrewct received thirty nine thousand three
or which John R Livngson received sir thousand nine
ScstieriEe four hundred and si1iy.two
That he whole number Of votes given for the oee Of Recorder
OF which John T. Hoffman received thirty nine thousand sr
Ofheh Abraham Russell received seventeen thousand .r
or witch Themes b Van Bure. received thirty or thousand
Scattering hundred and twenty-our
That the whole the Office OF suTfo
gate uiaety tho usand seven hundred and hiteen
OF which Edward West received hyseyen thousand two
hundred and thirty-elzht
OF which David R Jacques received thiyhree thousand
sestternF two hundred and sixteen
That the whole number Of given for the oee OF Jnce
Of the Superior III the yscancy ninety thou
sand three hundred and seventy nine.
Hhich James W. bite received thirty four thousand
seven hundred and fourteen
hich Michael Ul,hoeher received thirty hoOsaDd
one hundred and ninety-siN.
OF which Frederick A Tamadge received twenty three ou-
saud two hundred and sixtythree
Scattering hundred and six -
That whole given for the Office or Super
visor Vas ninety thousand -four hundred and axty-one.
OF which Smith Ely received thirty thousand nve hond-
red and
OF which William r. Stewart received Thirty three thoosanc
one hundred and thiTty-iour.
which Christian schw received twenty IN thou
sand six hundred and forty
Scattering one hundred and seventy seven.
certify be and have sanses the
sane 10 be the Chairman and Secretary Of this Board
th. t0euty-hird dsy Of November, A d. 1860
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
6teamboats ano Railroads.

TOR THANKSGIVING.-The steamer MAS
Il SACHUSETTS viii leave James Sip on WEDNESDAY
Nov for Greenp0rt rag HaTbor &c, instead Of
Tuesday her reguT day VIII leave sag Hsbor on FRIDAY
/. ra.al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
and TROY connecting With Trains NORTH and WEST

Trans leave:
yKoh CBAsBkHs-sT.:
EIppess, : sod II q. IL, and ;
p Il.
Troy andiAlb&ny. Nal ~ 3:l'
p. 70.
Troy and Albany with Sleep
inxny), s.%s P. u.
Poughkeepsie Train, 100 = N
and ] p. n.
Peekskiii Train, SEAS p n.
Sing Sing Tram. 10 a m. and
40. $50 sod SEQ p. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
Stores au6 Eeaters.

DANCES and STOVES
n ~. "IHTVRRSAL" RANCE, . soDPsete R-nge Tor
80 on zeal warranted 70 Civ s.iIst.otton hilNkN f
ISL aud OFfICE Sr0tEs, OF mos sI2foToa Pss
TIVE ETNA ,rvv
- A. al 10 The hontb@seoent tsvplAoa 70 ~h1 oe
-, p.~orv .EA rooms sb0veA For sHicsasy SoSnony
,.shty ~ afesy hey aneSIss1 eseS ic s r5SiN
- ----ul p,.,vlssofs 3 BtbLe Hoass eth or. n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
H sONB AGO FOLLOWING rE-Tihosr ressrsfns
raslenberg Medicines received nom highly literary and
religious authority: . ,. Al,
Nv personal acquaintance with Of the member o. the
sslsnberr-Comp-ny fully u-te- N expressing tbe opsi
loo that their nedi,in-s az worthy OF confidence
FRANCIS HALL, Editor and Proprietor
kew-Yort Co1ssrc>ol <oserss-ey.
hereby that have examined number Of iestl0ni.
exhibited 6y the 0Tsefenberg Company. retSs 70 hs
their DedB,s and take pleasure IN aging ths taey
present evidence Of eonsineno ard tbeFore e0Sd 70
de oophdenoe Of the pubic n BANGS, ID. D.
Of the H-Ihodis Cbarrh.
sac, tA0tt toe " the L4ad'H5 Grac~brrS keSseHe' A1'
k>cE sss - .---,x..so,.
which e. certain for 81 female irregularities ~skse
uncr. uloeraton Inflammation whites fslAx- and ohsf
local Of the uterine - well - The coas
tgtiosal tIOable- arising from them.
Pro- 81 ~ -. bottle kOs SIK DOLLARS tiTf ber1Lhs
EIPEgss, AND CHAEGSs PhkPAip To rhs
Kkp OF T1pREss LRSE NsvloBs .
Aadress JOSHUA =. BRIDGE NJ D. NssaSeot Ply s'es<n
CraafsnheYg IrLsti,ute Nc. 2 BOND5T., NEW fOhh
Dr. Bridge .iH patients ~ ne Gr fe-oe,g fn,se
He NAV BE- oonsohd by letter or personally and ~ pei
sonay p--rsstted 10 refer 70
HoKAcY GsKKLSY, q Tl< Ee's- York T'i5uHt
Rev Y h CsAPIs hD.. Of Nes-iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

EOR BRIDGEPORT-DAIL LINE.-Fare,
i so ceuts--The steamer CATALIkE, Capt William A.
all VIII leave Ownership, East River EVERY DAY at y
O'clock noon running connection with the Hou-atonic Rail
road The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck alp every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. at II O'Clock noon,
striving ia time connect with al the express trains
GEO CORLIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
OTTICE THF GALENN aND CHiCtG0 UVI0N RALR0lD Co
CHICAGO. Nov q, 1860
AIOTICE tn STOCKTON DERS-At q STAT

IN meeting Board Of Directors % this Company held
this day, the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved That the days for the payment Of the regular semi
sBEHs Dividends OF this Company be changed Iom February 10
sad August Is January aid Juy in each year until other
wis ordered
Resolved The: dividend q i've per cent upon the capital
Company be- ana the hereby declared
b. al the II Company Chicago, tie 6s day Of
holders Of said oct the close Of business
a. a II dsv OF Deoeu Der next exchange New Yok
W n LARRABKE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD THANkSGIV-
~ ING EXCURSION TICKETS 20 PHILADELPHIA win
be sold on the 18th and 2sh NOVEMBER good
before the Seth and places the line Of The road
follows 10 Newark 40 Elizabeth 80 cents Railway, 90
cents: New Brunswick, ~, and 20 Milestone Z p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

OFFlCE SYBACUsF, BISGHANToy AND
\. y. BR. Co, SYRACUSE, Nov. q, 1860
IENHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of this
Company the election Of thirteen Directors and three
Inspectors Of Election, vii be held o. the Otcr Of the Con-
Eany iu Syracuse WEDNESDAY, Dec 3 1850 The polk
All be open 81 II O'clock, and continue open until
o'siock, p. m. o. WEIGH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

AIAIENtNI Of The BOAItU OF tUINII
- CAhNASSFRs OF the City and County o; New York IN -
ou 20 votes given for Governor Lieutenant Govenor oHnsi
tonnsionef Inspector OF STAT. Prison. Ju.co the Supreme
Court Representative in Congress- and proposed Amendment 70
ID. Constitution IN relation o Suffrage.
The boad Of County Canyas-f having met at me once o.
the terk 81 said County thirteenth fourteenth he"nh
s1i"enh seventeenth nD-tesnth, twentieth twenty n
twenty second add twenty third days Of November ~
eighteen hundred and dirty and estimate the vote"
Ia the election districts Of said County tho
eT Election held III. Hth day Of so,emh. In u year
Goresa4d DO certify az follows 10 wHi
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