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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
River News.

ST. LOUIS, January 6--P. M.--River SWELL
Weather very mild, with indications of
general breaking up.
LOUISVILLE, January 6-P. M.-River fall
ing slowly, with five feet FIVE inches in the
Canal
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
Murdered by slaves.

WELDON, N. O., January 3d. dreadful
murder has just been discovered. A man of
wealth and standing has been murdered by
his slaves. The name of the gentleman Is
Lueius Woodruff of Northampton County,
N, @. He was killed in barbarous manner
and by inches, accompanied by the most hor,
rible tortures. The negroes have been ar
rested. There is rumor that AbOlitionists
are at the bottom of this diabolieal crime.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

BUReLARY.-The office of Justice Mar
chant on Columbia-street, was entered by
burglars night before last, who broke open
the drawers and examined the papers but
finding nothing Of value, departed without
committing any further depredations.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
From louisville.

LouIsvILLE, January 6.-The working
mems adjourned meeting, last night, re-
scinded the resolution restricting liberty of
speech, and recommended the election of
two delegates from each Congressional Dis
trict to a National Working-mens Conven-
ion, to be held in Philsdelphia, February %.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
The GeoreIn Cnnreniionl.- {

MACON, GA, December b-Tbefe win be a
large Secession majority in the Georgia Con-
Vention.. One hundred and eleven counties
so far show 100 Secessionists, which is a
convention majority of seventeen, and
eiphty-six Co-operationists.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

A WOMAN TOO CAREFUL OF HER MONEY!
Mrs. Jane Sparks, OF New York City, having
a 81, 900 and q $500 bill, sewed them for safe
keeping, in these perilous times, upon one Of
her under garments, and then forgot all
about il until the clothes had gone into the
wash. The bills were not to be found, and
the washerwoman was arrested, but denied
ell kn0wledge Of the money.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
Rrom Richm.ond.

RICHMOND, VA, January o. Almost all
the members of the Legislature have ar
rived. A call for q convention will GER
tainly be issued the first or second day Of
the session. HN. H.IH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

A party Of Mexicans in charge of pack
train Of ore valued at $50, coo, from Washoe
mines, decamped on November 20, carrying
three tuns of the best ore away.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

A Boston man lately failed in business,
and has since died. One of his creditors
comes out all right, however, by having
unfortunate debtor. .ir-a-ah --
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

A difsipated man, at Charleston, S. O.,
named John Lebert, on Tuesday, dangerously
wounded his wife with an ak, and shot him
self dead with pistol. sa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
nIoYemenI of Trnnna.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 5.-The
steamer PhitadelphiG has just passed down
the river With marines, tits said, TO ogarrison
Fort Washington.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
NEWPORT NEWS.

Fms Losses and Insurance - Below
will be found statement of the number of
fires, with the loss and insurance of each,
during the year 1860:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

A boy having stolen $40 at Hanniker, N.
H, last week, his father had to refund
$500, to avoid the criminal prosecution of
his son. -------L ~. n u -.----
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

A NoBLEMAN's REVENGE UPoN HIS
DAUGHTER's LovER.-An English nobleman,
cruising in his yacht in the Mediterranean,
recently, anchored in the Bay of Naples, and
on his return on board, one day, found the
commander of the yacht a halEpay lieuten-
est daughter, the Lady Alice, and kissing
her hand The indignant father man Of
great strength, seized the lieutenant and
flung him over the bulWarks into the sea,
and. despite the efforts Of the sailors to res
cue him, he was drowned. Wy = r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

BosToE, january b.-The Michigan Cen
tTal Railroad declared dividend to-day, of
three per cent.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATJoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st, January G
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

N0TlSR.L R.LrhE ,O.NDE RESIGNED
~ would respectfully Inform their friends and t6a
public Reneraly that they are gain IN possession on
their old stand, ~ and "a East Third str ot from
whence they wero driven by FIRE a few weeks sinee
We will still continue the General Auction and
CommissioQ business, for the sale Of Furnitre DrS
NoOda Oothing Boots, Shoes, Queens wa re and Mefs
ohandise generally, having ample room for the
storage Of all kinds Of goods. - ~
We return thanks for past fators and solfrit
and hope TO merit, the continuance Of patronaqe
All outdoor sales promptly attended to. e
sale lJaS-xl KELLOGG a WILL1AMs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

pIAEO lIUSIC FOR WINTER EVRN-
- lhGS.-fhe Home Circle, an elegant volume Of
2l6 pe ges contains % Marches and Quieksteps, AZ
Maltzes, 81 Polkas, schottisches, Redowas,
GoIlitza 4Galopades, IA Cotillons and Quadrilles,
Piano Forte, the cheapest and best collection ever
isgSsd an lndiaPs9n5able aeeomPslinegt to every
CHURCH, ~, Publisher Of Music, and i'm porter OF
Mus cal Instruments, 60 West Fourth ST., Oin-
Cinnati. ia6
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

To encourage the formation Of Clubs, TWELVE
PAPERS will be sent to one address for NINE
DOLLARS, and greater number in that ratio.
THE WEEKLY PRESS is complete Family
Journal, second, In the merit and variety Of its
contents, to no paper in the country. This, and
the low price at which it is Oored, especially to
Clubs, is expected to give it large circulation.
both North and South.
st..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

VTN0 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
u On the 9th day of January, 1861, at the bIor-
chants Exchanset in the City of Cincinnati, at
Auction, a Promissory Note made by bharies y.
Dumopt, dated Cincinnati, May 10, 1850, due iye
years nom date for $4,000, drawing six per cont.
interest, payable semi. Annually Said Note Is mado
payable 10 the order Of h. Thane Miller.
ja5.c JOHN ROBINSON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
FOR RENT.


NNOR RENT-ROOM AND POwER-Appiy at
The south east corner Plum and Pearl. ja6.c'
8TOR RENT-A large store aud fixtures on the
north-west corner Plum and Fifth, ja6b'
L7rOR RENT-FURNISHE FRONT ROOM
y At 3 East Seventies References required.
IA lJa6-b@l
ECOR RENT-r0 MANUFACTURERS Room
= forty feet square, on ground floor, with steam
Bower, IL desired Situated west side Home. ct be-
!ow btfth. Apply to j. W. WAYNE, at Hardware
'etore, NO. 1876 Main-st., opposite Fifth. ja7-b'
E1yORRENT- That fine office or business room,
y NO second story of Apollo Building, corner
81 Fifth and Walnut-sis., aud furniture and xtures
Tor sale &C great sacriAce, If taken at once. A
Valuable agency thrown in. jas If
H1NOR RENT-The upper part of a neat two
= story brick house in Newport, three rooms,
large porch, &C. Rent low TO man and wife, or
small famiy. Inquire at Room No. i, second story
Aphlo building, Fifth and Walnut-sts. ja6-n
NINOR. RENT-sMALL ROOM-WeIl furnished
~ and Kept in ORDER suitable for gentleman's
eleep6Dg room. Location central, and good nsigh-
porhood Terms moderate Apply at 1874 George-st,
between CentTal'ay, and John. ja6b"
ETOR II ERT A three story stone front DWELL
II ing Of twelve rooms and all modern mprOYe-
mentsi on SeVenth-st., between Racs and Elm.
Possession given Immediately. Address Box No,
2,413s Postoiiee. ja5d'
HNOR RENT-seyen very nice Dwelling.rooms;
- gas throughout; water convenient. Price SIS
Per month must Invariably be paid in advance
None but respectable persons need apply. Possess
elon given Immediately. Inquire at u. ID. WAT
SONS Store, n W. cor Elm aud Third. js5.h'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

w eNTHD-GIRL-A little girl from twelve to
fourteen years of age, to go to the country, to
take care of children and assist in doing the cham
ber-work. Apply az lib Sixth.st., Monday after
neon, fcom two to tour O'clock. ia6.b+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
AUCTION SALES.

a UCTLQN SALE-By WELLS & MILES
IN No, 10 Pearl street .-lSO cases Boots, Shoes,
&S at Auction, for Cash, without Reserve On
IlEsDAA MORNING, January s, at 81 O'Clock,
1So cases Momen's, Misses and Children's Kid Goat
ana Bun Heel Boots Mems and Boys Kin, Calf
ano Ihlek Boots and brogans. ja6
A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFF & co
IA OF q hDe assortment of eight-day and thirty
h5ur clocks, gold and silyor watches, fine silver
plated tea-sets, cake-baskets castorF, walters.
syrup cans tea, table and dessert spoons and 10 ks
etc; On MONDAY EVENING. January 7, at seven
O'CLOCK We viii continne the sale ofthe Abose goods
az ~ west kourth-st., near Vine; being the BAL
4nee ol the stock from which we baVe already made
OF lhfee large Foles, and which has given such
nhlfeIsAl satisfaction to purchasers. Also, at the
sae tltne ana place, fine assortment Of hrst- class
.. JACOB CRAFT, Auctionoer,
yao Is East Fourth ST.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

"ANTED- From 81 ,O00 to $4,000, for one
" year or more, for which reasonable interest
VIII he raid, and mortgage on frst.class, unin-
umbeted real estate given. Address Lock-box
1875, I o Cincinnati, Ohio. de3l-hs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

WANTED BUSINESS sHOw-CARDS For
~ bTsiness show-cards to suit the times, go to
NARIAN'S. Cardaprinted at from 81 so per thou
eapd upward, at w AhIANS, s. e. corner Of Sixth
And EentIal-aV HI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

:" ANTED- Oil -coored pictures as low as Is
cents for the iron plate process, taken only at
APPLEGAIE'S Mammoth Gallery, cor. Fifth and
Main. Ambrotypes cent? and Hpward. Beautiful
colored pictures at re duced prices jas-bS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
DIED..

mr. .TouroRp-At CsmbIidge, Mass, en- Thursday, Oct ~
uson daughter Of the late H. H. Blsch0rd OF this
city, aged u years =, . ,..,l. a..
pa Nm H. Broomhed. merchant Commercial stress, aged
S'xc.r, native of Kel,o RoSburghshire. Scotland.
cD1NRADT-ln Folsom, Cal. Saturday. sept 70, A. ~
Coonsadt formerly Of Sc. lawrence County, n T., aged
wears a., G.. n
Edward HiichIngs Of Gloucester Mass ssed3o years
MANNER 10 San Francisco. Cal, on Ihurday' OH
John Mother aged % years, months aud days naive
of Canada East DDS =. 90
PEAREE-In San Francisco Cal, "Wednesday; Oet- -
Alfred Pesree ssed % years formerly Of KeiSa mrs
PERRY At Eeston. Conn. Thursday, Oce ~ Ms
= Ciarssa Tyeadwell, wife Of Orlando Ferry. ,,...
TIRRlLIln Brooklyn, Sunday Oct ~ Of tDS wi'sr ~
OF hsT sonin.v, W. HEstings, Mira Hannsn i,si, ii o
of Mr. Oakes Thrill late Of Boston, aged 81 years ana ~
monnhs. p, - AZ a,,,srfean
ToWsLEY-At Bloody POnt, uorth foIs Of tine Ah'''N'
River Cal Gideon Tow-ey sseo 70 5saIh Oct a. Ma
ygARDELI.-At Peek,kH, N r., on s.na''' -
susan Wsrdell In the 10th year Of het sss ,sh ina.
J. unsra Will tsts place Tue.esy ~ a. shst ni.cs
o.Io.s a M rem The Episcopal CbgIc a.,
~, o,w fE-n San Franci.co Cali 90 ssh ~ 4, ssI
H,., 4. c. woodman, formerly Of Tam" s'n' H. ~
,vy2 SnrFIn rlirabethport, on mos s 20" ~
Ne Con.s A Wycksf. ir the 3lst year o. nr 80
, Mi a. IN r. sssded rom the hoass OF nsr 20
ip H. r. y W,csoa on Wednesday the JUN 'h''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
The Chicago Tribune says:

Il
There was good supply Of Eastern exchange yesterday
ard easy s par bayins end csBt Premium
selling GstrSn.g 4 In tSS os sSr.Sa win Pesa .lP
there 4. rather more sh regard 70 she kd
As wen q. all Csnadisn except the Bank Of Montreal
orally refused unless Of discount Of los cent me 70
eoar, i48, saO bush wheel, and lIs $40 bush, com.
There better supply Of vessels and under very lln
grain tic being taken for wss; buffalo By ss But
this decne snPpers showed anxiety to make eogaee
for voeI pssl dr the Ineis Central Railroad Company
who snIOrs TO ship their corn before the close Of naga
ton .
The 81. Louis Republican ssys; Z,
The money market !, so.y to-day The b9.s arc ,elns
checks on NogNoik u 9Peg cent, coin 10 worth 10 for
SS S"T bins E' dscf e s i sst s
.svs themselves rom ssne,s St.'sum spd dennhciacn
Union Bank paper S Ss sIS Tsa ss Cali
na Odd i,sl.o btna soapa IN
Pke's Peak The produc! Of Australia and the IRA Mon
to the senoa Of cold striving fca ali thesc .oarces viii
tito eject which political economists have sssrbed TO g.
tain aad here vast bank and government pepper currency
TIE Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says:
The leading feature, q he Money market pachsqsd
There ample supply Of crency and bankers experience
~ s ..s saes Fl ts 'os PapS1 Ss s the
and these are made nanly Of serures ht sss 70
so sS Sas S t 81 s ses b
an uphill business TO negotiate e ma DO NOT W The eHPe
er very oen and much lsger poporton ct He ouenss
dscountsd than a. tunes WHEN tao circle Of 3o!Tnyers
larger and the standard les sevese Tho
and bank and TsessaI5 netss are re-
the ANAL profits sgofdedby ths bu1inesl costs vy neay
much se exchange om th9 country bank, q on Treas.
nry notes "a bsker checks sold ior ooid aa 1hefe
Is no change 10 the maIket iOs uncuFfent money 9f
question of considerable Importance in relation
to Railroad mortgages was decided in the United
States Circuit Court at Chicago, before Judge Drum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for FURNISHING LUMBER.
Dnror QUaRTKRsAsTER's OygIos.
WasliugtOu. ID. c., Oct "a 1901.

DErOr QUaRTRRnAsTER's OYros I
WssLngOu ID c., Oct "a 1901.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office IN.
I'll IL 70. the 10Th Inst Tor furnishing BY contract;
Seven hundred and teen thousand feet Lumber Of the fol-
lowing Dimensions: b.,
Sis 900 feet a. com. cDll!rgs tl.inch Bo,rds)
leo feet So com cuttings q inch Bosrds
And two hundred End eighty tive thousand feet Seantns OF
the following dimensions, ...f
5000 feet ~ fla feet lonE
25o01 f5et by 10 feet long.
5000 feet 3 by 4-l4 feet long.
$1,000 feet . By 4-lO ioet long.
5000 feet by az feet long.
20 009 feet , by 4-l6 feet long.
To be delivered In Washington City D. c. within thirty days
AFTER closing the contract.
No proposal received sser II m, the 18th inst VII be
sidered.
Bidders their duly s1h ored SCENTS requested TO be
present at he opcuinz Of the bids .l
Each proposal to give the full address OF the bidder.
Ample security oI tho faithful performance Of the contract
will be required.
The privilege reserved by and FOR the United Stses Of
ecng proposal that may be doeised ex,svsssDt or for
other
Proposals will be iD5osed the envelope inclssng them
Proposals foy furnishing Lumber" and addressed to
D. II. FUCKER,
QusrteTmssteT aud Colonel, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

Balance carried to October account. 80
The Poa,eiile Miners Journa! Of tho 26th inst,
speaking Of the CoA trade, says;
while thsless fran sehyin County {, lstl4 TINS The
whole Tor the session. al tho regions IL of5 OF
which SD tS tuns are IRON Schaylkl County Figures axe
slseSo.n thing and Ssst TO make those who arc
The Fail Ricer tMassl Nsr' says Of the Shoe
trade
We learn from many Of the different shocmsilns localities
In this state that tho sae has greatly revived OF late ana A
tho wkges Of worten have rssed Abnot Curtis OF
shoes viii employ the industry Of the whole worAihs
populateo OF that vsgs Lynn hes also improved
within shorG time
Manufacturers in New.york report a remarkable
scarcity Of .hocmakers, and wages have seldom been
better fl 80
The statement Of Bank averages for the week
shows much smaller uc,uaiion in the specie reserve
than was generally anticipated the decrease from tho
previous week being only $22,2OS. The changes in
the Loan aud Dcposit items large In consequence
Of tho reiribursements made by Mr. Cisco Tor sales
Of Treasury Notes. The mercantile loans continue
10 show contraction, while the deposits Of the banks
interpretive of the Government balance, show Out
little movement. X Is an encouraging fact that after
the payment Of 100000 into the Sub-IreaaaIy
since 18th August the specie reserve shows decrease
Of only about 5000 900. The Boston and fhiIadei'
phia banks in the mean time have paid up sl'povVV
and hold to-day in both cities more gold than De'0fc
the frat call Of the Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
- = -
Eegal Notiees.

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
- York--FLIZABETH SLATER sssina HENRY SLA-
TER. To the defendant above nsoled, You bosshy
summoned and required 70 the complaint In this
County OF NewYok at the City Hall In the City Of New
York State Of NewYot, the hh dsv OF August 1851,
the subscriber at bis Office No. 10 Wsseet 10 tho City Of
NewYork within twenty days after the service Of this
exclusive Of Of such services and II you
fail the ssd compliant within the time Aforesaid
the plaintiff 10 this action will apply to- the Court for the
lief demanded In the congratulated New York Angus,
9Th 1861. r. Y. CUTLER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
O8.law-GDIru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
CUPREME COURT, County of New;

- Yort.-.ARAH CAHEN: Plsntin sssia,t LOUIS
servedl TO the Doen Isnt LOUIS CAHEN You hereby
Summoned and required 70 snswsr tho conpi.r. IN
t action which will DC filed 10 the Office u the Clerk
CITY and County Of NewYork the City Hail. In this City
Of EewYork sn<o q sn,wsr 70 the ssd
complaint the subscriber, bis Office No LIZ Nassau
sirs, Ia the City Of within twenty days after the
service yoa, exclusive Of the day Of such
service and you fail to answer tho said complaint within
the time ao said the pautf In this action win apply TO the
Court for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated October &c. 1851 A. i. PlNNEY. Piss Atty.
The on psint in ths action tiled the 18th dag Of
October 1851 ia the office Of hs Ceik Of the City aud County
Of Eaw-YoFk ft Ocx9 law8wFa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
MARRIED.

BAYNYS--DOUGLAs-Inss an Francisco, Csi on Sesua.y,
Sept. 81 BY Justice Townsend bssey Ms da., aa.tr.A
Columbia i9ra aDsd ~ Etsnt
"Wednesday, Oct 30 By the Rem = swreass County.
In b Smell formerly of HopbiBton, st. Lhi ,.sn
n r. to Miss Jennie +. Tho~Pson OF '''H0'"'
S9an,fi oo In Can Francisco ea, on Tuesday,
OF by the Rev. N. G. Bgsa the Rev. David TutAin V
Mia K ~ TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

There ia rather better feeling in the National
LOAF, but the subscriptions are not what they should
be, The Sub Treasury received 200, of which
;lS7 600 was from agencies, and si' 900 from Bos-
ton Banks brilliant success to our arms, either
upon land or water, would stir the public puise again
and largely increase the subscriptions.
Mr. Cisco repays the Banks S567 600 for notes sold,
md uakss CALL pay able tomorrow, for 10 per cent,
or g. 900, on tue second ifiy millions OF the
loan. The Banks upon this call have the right to
pay ia year SIX per cent Treasury Notea, and II
ibis done to any important extent, another call VIII
folloy RAPIDLY upon this. An attempt is being made
to induce Mr. Chase 10 rescnd his order allowing the
publ. 10 exchange six per cent Treasury Notes for
the 80 per cent Bonds but as yet he remains firm.
The general impression appears To DO that although
tho original policy Of the order was questionable,
yet being made il would be impotc to rescind IT.
The representatives Of the Philadelphia and Boz
ton hanks had meeting here to-day with the Com
miltec Of orr banks appointed 70 consult with MIR.
Secretary Chase In reference 70 the third fifty mil
lions of the National loan, and the remainder OF the
stock authorized by the Loan act of the called Con-
presA bat was done al the meeting has not tTans-
pired. IA far as We can got at the feeling OF the
members Of the Committee, they arc indispcsed to
20 ca with the National loan, and carry the burden
Of over hundred millions Of Treasury Notes, unless
,hey have the option Of the y cent stock at par,
which rjrds the prospect Of some profit. Still, We
have no doub, they will do everything which an on
Ii lnoned patriotism calls upon them to do, and hav-
ing put their hands to the plow. will not now look
bach, especially Is returning were as tedious as
60 GER"
In Wheat, this market was active, and better at
The opening bat AN advance in freishts eaused l. TO
iecede 70 Saturdays priees. Corn improved lie. v
bushel, with large business. The demand for Flour
10 active at 50l0c. advance on Saturdays figures.
Annexed i. the report Of William Key Bond, re-
ceiver Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad, Of tho business Of the road for the month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
Reeein.s Of Proau &c.

ocr ea-.asl3 bbls Flour. 4s4 bags Corn Meal, s1
bbl,. Whisky. 3s,9ss bush Wheat, S.l2e 5ush Con-,
2I0o bush Oats 600 bush Barley, 100 bush Malt 2z
bash seed 1890 pSs Provisions n Psss Ashes, 80 pks'
4 leys Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.-
~ From foot Of CoHFtiaDdtst-Connectng at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Iscssws11s aud Western Railroad,
and Eason With LebiEh Valley Railroad and Ito
bon cring dyect line 10 Pis0arsh and the West without
chsnge Of cars.
leave Newly orb az follows
HARRIEBrRs EXPRKS-At g. m. for Easton, Reading,
fsttsvle IGgTisbgrE Msach Chunk, Wniamsport
Mail TRAfH-At q. m Cor Ekston, Water Gap, Seran
con. Great Bend. Pittst0n, Nilkesbsrre, 10. -
~ y. THgoUsE IEAIH-for Eaton, Mauch Chunk, WI
HaDlsrsrt, Residing Pottsviie. Harrisburg, 30.
AZ. y. TBEouoH TRAIEFor aston, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Aad Mslch Chunk.
$50 .. " WAY TBArx-For Somervile. r4r
sP.x WESTERLY ExPRRzs--For EAston Allentown, Road
Eng Harrisburg Pas,bu 3d. and the West Sleeping cars from
gsrsey City through TO Ptsburh
ExPRRss TRAM HARRisBURG--The O m. Express
Ttsio from York arrives Harrisburg at eonnect
tiDg East Cent? Railroad Northern
Cesral Railroad North snd South, and with the Gambler
land Valley Bail5oAd
THE TsnoGGs ExrEEss TR4Is FOE THE WEST leaves
New YoTk e D. , daily Sundays e1oeped making close
senneeon Harrisburg With syivsns no
Change Of 70 PpDrgh. and bat one to cnnatf and
Cksgo -Four hours time IL ssved BY taking this train
! ELixsBETHPORT NEw.YoRK fERkT-Lesye New
Yok from Pier No g. North River 1870 and ii ses. M 81:
y. 4i2o, aid $50 p. "a.
Grip each way JOHN o. STERNS Superintendent