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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-30
From Washington.

wAsntS6roy, March 2S.-Jsmes 4. Haryl., who was TO-
day confirmed, Ms Minister 10 Portugal unanimously and
without q division, Was for twenty years o correspo, leot
Of newspapers Sorlh and South, and one OF the editors OF
The Philadelphia" North American" About q dozen zen.
tletncn connected with the press have been appointed 10
foreign mlssi0n, and nther prominent positions.
Joseph =. Wilson late Commissioner General In the Land
Office has been returned to his former place AS Clerk Of thu,
Bureau.
The War Department has received the resjvuatlon nj
Capt. Josiah Gorgas OF the Ordnance Department. This II
Is said in army circles Is owing 10 the influence OF Colonel
Craig, Chief OF Ordnance. IN having him suspended az an.
perintendent Of Frankfort arsenal, by Capt. MayDadI.r
whore generally admitted efficiency az assistant Ia that bu.
reau II Ii added WAS no: appreciated by the Chief.
The statement that the army troops had been ordered IN
ind at Fort Pickens Is authoritatiycly stated to be untrue
No such orders have been Issued.
No nomination has been made 10 supply the vacancy In
the Supreme Court.
Mr.. A%rctibold, late engineer In chief OF the Navy Ia,
been offered but has declined u similar position undsr the
Confederate states.
The Convention proposed By Great britain 10 refer ,hs
san Juan dispute TO arbitration, goes over till next sey,lon,
The Senate, to-day, confirmed, among other uomin.tionS
The following: Carl Schultz as m!nlster 10 Spain Cn.,ius
81. Clay as minister TO Russia A. II. Dickinson Of New
FORK, rs minister TO SicarapuA James f. Ifarvic of Penn.
sylVania, as minister to Portugal Is. +. sherwood Of n
YORK, engineer In chief OF the Navy George ". Lane
judge Of the Northern aud Southern districts Of Alabama
Josiah Gnrsns Q! New York, Of the Ordnance Drpar,.
Enent, and Lieut.. Il. u. Kelly OF Loui,ians, have resigned
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The Baltimore 'Patriot' contains II no;!eG &.
large Union meeting held Oh Tuesday q: Fed.
rick, Maryland. The Hon. Arr.iew Johnson, S,a.
tor from Tennessee, and the Hon. VIM c. R;ye:, :
Virginia, says the "Pntrio:.' ~ric met by q Isl,
delegation ut tbs cars, and headed by an Aras'sl
band, escorted 10 tho meeting. The "Prtrios' ,y
further that Senator Johnsoa's speech prodceet
deep impression on all present; what Was the e9e:
produced by Mr.. Rires' speech, lie "Patrie,' de-
mt inform Is
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removal of Arm. to Old Point comfor

Removal Of Arms TO Ola Iolnt Comior
The resolutions introduced Into ;he !lcu:o OF ,,
esates yesterday, on the .ubjectol Federal Relation
were suggested by a report that an order lad sst
received from the War Department, Tor TIE 'etn0'
OF cannon from Bcllona arsenal, seventeen nj!
above Richmond, to Old Point Comfort. The M
lutions elected quite m animated disss',ios,
which u humber Of members participated. Nr. z
bcrtson's resolution and the amendments oeeret
Mcssrs. Collier and Keen, viii be found under
Legislative head. At tie evening Session, Mr. {.
li.r's amendment was rejected aye. So, zoe. g.,
Dir RobertsOu's preamble und resolutions then sa,s
-nYes SO, noes 81.
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Later from Eurapp-

Hhw f"Hk, March ao.-The steamship City OF Baltimore,
with Liverpool dates 10 he 18th Inst, arrived here mi,
nnrulhg. "a
The steamships Iura, Kangaroo. Nova scotian and Ell.
ton had arrived out.
The city of Hrssins had surrendered to til. Sandman
forces. W."
+ The new steamship Hibern!a OF ID. Galway and " Job,,.
Hoe VIII make her first trip m the 9th.
The French corps lrgislatII are engaged In dshstinp
the Efnperors address. The main topic was ireland Tbe
policy OF several members was strongly de bounced AZ as.
soeiating with the English policy as approved by Queen
victoria, In Italy. One nembcr warned the GoTrrnmrn,
a=aiist the suicidal policy, and predicted that Internal
danger wac ahead.
All was guile. At Warsaw. The ius.lan troops continued
TO arrive.
A conference On the Syrian QUESTION vas b.,nr held Il,
ID expected That an agreement would sDun b.. decided mn.
on. dispatches had BEEN rrceiv.'t announcing thai IN.
hu.sulmen In Syria bad assumed u threatening altitude to.
wards the Christians.
Difference had occurred between Sir E. Eulver and tn.
American Minister. Sir. culver declined to attend The
lstlers reception upon washirg,on's birth day.
LIVERPOOL, March i9-The sales Of cotton. for the
past four days, amounted 10 50, GQ0 bale,-includlp9
ten thousand five hundred for SPECULATION and .,nort
The market closed firm wish an upward tendency. Bread.
sinus urn and steady. Pfo'isiots quiet. Cousols 9lx a
9lu for money.
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Virginia Legislature---EXtra SessiGE
THURSDAY, MAncH IS, 1861.
SENATE.

SENATE.
senate called 10 order at II O'Clock. Lieut.. Gov. mon
TAGCE In the chair.
HOSE HILLS rAsssp.
Authorizing the Board Of Public Works to sppo.I: CO..
m!'sioners W estimate and report Losses sustained ty v.
W. ninR In the construction OF lI;h section OF the OH
River and Maryland Turnpike ; to Iacorpora,e shociG.
Savings Bank In the city OF Richmond ; for A spec!.l se.
Ton 10 Marion, sny,h county TO Incorporate the fsrHe,
mond 10 Increase the salary OF the Commonwealth. 4.
torney Of OHIO County 10 t7;0;making An appropri,,Ios nr
Io removable Virginia OF thu remains Of GeEeral Harry
Lee to Incorporate the Leesburg TURNPIKE Compa.y; 70
Incorporate the Newport and Gap Mills Turnpike Cenpsa!
concerning the Inspection Of Flour and Plaster.
lhe o. pa.ed Yesterday, refund!ns money to Nd'ir
sidered and rr1ected-ayes s, noes %.
a Joint resolution, giving further time to The SECURITIES d
H. r; WINSTON, late sheriff OF Richmond, TO pay esr'.!;
bonds, was referred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. COGHlLL, from The Committee OF Courts Of Justice,
reported a bill to incorporate tho Great kanaSha Coz
nany, limited, In the county ofputnam; also, a bin c~nsastn,
zoe Time OF holding The Court In The 18Th Judicial District
psny.
Mr.. PAXTON, from Committee, reported til. bill TT
The establishment, Of the American Agency, with tie Goa.
-Lni't-e s amendment.
A motion made by 81. AUGUST, 10 hold -ysp!n: &c.
''oHs at 7 o'clock, was passed.
HOUSE on DELEGATES.
Speaker CRUTCHFIELD in the Chair.
A message WAS received from tho Senate connGn!s, !r!
the passage CT various bills.
Senate bills passed to suspend the Ievyius Of ,,psas
NS W hEChhE ulu lTnO BtlurC CnnlDlny D ~ tct
from the LIST Of Feb. 1863.
The Senate resolution wa. passed. authorizing the Gor,r
the Armory 10 yIT. to A " W.nn,,id phs ,,c,a,h.
right to publish portions Of lnaLuscrIut obtained BIZ liz
In England.
uouss cOncurred Ia the senat. Amendment, 70 y, d.
for the voluntary .nsIavsrn-,.t Of free n, sr,e, a.iac.:
compensation 10 III. C,mm,,w In,
On motion OF Mr.. ANDERSON, le.y. WAS siy.r % tr,f
In q bll TO Increase the compensation Of CcIpmt.snt.T'y,
the Revenue In the oount!es Of Yuye,ts, Nicholas. Lg..aG!
BraI:on.
the CANAL
The Virginia Canal Company bill was then taken Up a.!
raiious amendments having been adopted, tive VI! pert
The C,vlby,on and ohio Railroad bt: cam. ~. VI
N offered o substitute for the h!ll. which, OF -
notion, was ordered TO be printed, and the CIer. tfi::ci
TO communicate the1sme to the House.
On motion Of Nj. CARSON. the Senate ajlog'.,I /"
meet again this evening Mt : o'cIack. HA'e
On motion Of Mr. BARBOUR, the bill Cor Ia. relief o. is
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, was takeLup and f+,r!
judgn,snt' on amount due the State
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miHHsEn-

MARRIED, on the 18th day OF March, at Corinth Church
by The Rev. Vim. A. Whitesesrver, D.. PHILIP J. WISy
to Miss ELIZA l. PCPPER, all Of the county Of Fluyan
Ia
Rlehnord papers requested 10 copy.
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q JAMES E. RoASe will be a candidate to
represent the counties Of Charles City, New
Kent James City, City Of Williamsburg, York,
Warwick, and Elizabeth City in the State Senate
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The Texas. Convention, &c.

GALVESTON, March 2G-The Convention to-day eIcc,ed
Mr.. Ford Colonel, and Sir. Baylor Lieutenant. Colonel, OF
tie regiment Of Rangers, TO serve twelve mouths on the
frontiers.
On the 2ist Inst, Gov. Houston and Mr.. Hamilton de.
llvered speeches at Austin, tenouncing the Convention.
etc.
On the 2Sd the Convention 10 Committee OF the Who'll.
adopted = Constitution, slmos. unanimously. On enrro.s.
log, the vote VA, also nearly unanimous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
1898 TIE PENNSYLVANIA Sft
GU CENTRAL RAlLROAU. l. gu
GREAT nOUeLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of tho Road - equal to any IN he count
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 rub "EsE Z.
: --.aEr -. IL 80. -

The Of fa Eoac now tquil 70 any
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 TbE WEST
Office No Asor House, corner of NescyH =
Pacities for he tIansoIiaon Of ssaebse 20 and from
Ciso.ni All Chicago ST. Los, 81. Paul Nl,h'iile Mempa
and all other towns IN the Wet NofthNts
ard Soah West unsup, speed and 'mo ~ any
route -.
Through Trains for TIE West leave NewYo foot OF Conr
lanlt.st Morning Express. q. Evening" tIpressi p
10 also at p. fIom same place, via Allentown -
irving Pittsburgh u IL next dy sad connecting i1sse with
I'll Weston trains. -
sleciins aBd smoking cars all the trsin.
Fare Always low and tue time quick % BY any other
route 4,
BY hs route feighs of all desehp esn be Forwarded
10 and from any point tho Railroads Ohio kentnesy In
diana Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa. or Missouri By RAIL-
ROAD IfECT TO any por, the nayizaOe MYERS Of
the Wet by steamers from Pittsburgh a, a.,
The rn e. Freight and from any point IN me west "
the Railroad Ut al tunes as ayosDs a. sie
ohsrged by other Karosd Compsnie Merchants and hlp
pers niusus tho transportation Of their fIetl 20 'h' Tom
psny can rely ith confidence on Ito fpeedJ transit l.
Tbi, Company eiso maIiaius al lrhksht aoeomnpuA
H., lire by wiich parties gratius WestweId eJoy
cesn and comfortable mode Of conveyance al enc nan e
Grst-class rrtes Of fare ~ A., to,,.
IEECTI & Co., Freight Agents . ,,.,,,
No 1 Astor House. and No south Nliian's
MCDONALD BisCHOFF, Emigrant Agents.
No. sBssery place.
EkOCH LEWIS. General Sept Altoons, Ia
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WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
LEWIS, HAvILAND & Co,

No. Iol CHAsfBRas-sTRERT, NEW YORK.
Having opposition Ia make cash auctions this
season induced to buy heavy for the times ard
disposed to sell at almost any price to make quick
reduction Of their stock.
II the neshbor Jobbes have had caus heretofore Ia they
think they have had to SANDER L. H. Co er selling
cheap they viii have foil now all goods viii
hsueeiorward be slaughtered in grave earnest,
There win DO "lively times the Dry GOoiI"
ANY price you please Tor cash" Is the cry
While obbers consider it FERROUS crime TO sell cheap
L. II. L Co have found the nottoss Of ...
DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR TIE MILLION I!
SMALL PROFITS, GOOD VALUE, AND QUICK
SALES,
THE ONLY ONES TO DO A SAFE AND PROSPEROUS
BUSINESS UPON. AND TO RIDE THE PAMcs
WHICH THIS GREAT AND GLORIOUS COUNTRY 10
SUBJECT TO.
Please reaa low prices given below proof Of what win
$500 worth Of tie popular brand Of New Broom"
and gai9a eIes al sne, iOr ,na
1905 piece. u the cheai5a.ss 1hf WOOL MKRrNos
worth % 70 81 cents, 1o5S l,ii g e. .oc@
jon Lo'r.--s5O pisces RICH PLAID ANo BRocADE
DRESS SILKS 1870 IS cents yard some co' ~ hga "a
is 5' piscrs FINE PLAIN, HIGH AND MODE COL
eas e 4 Syq; usoS PPAIDs
bought Agnees SALE III cents, that everybody s'A
Large .toch of BROWN sHEETINos bought before the
q The b.s, stock o. sUAwLs In Arnerics 81
| 1000 celebrated WALDoN PLAID LONO sHA"Ls'
o RTE ,Rs i soTAnE sHAwLs perfect gems
81 IS to 81 rs Cost balstsd importer "a 50 each
Is pieces HEAVY BEAVER CLOTHS for Ladies' Closk'
FAC 400 inc 70 70 afw66fT BRocuE LoNo sHAwLs
100 C cd LANE BRocHE LONG sHAwLs Sc 50
'oS bn ~. COZ Al WOOL BHoGHE SQUARE sBAwLs
75to So 2S lat year "a ~ each Much cheaper
'nfn .1,s q LADIES CLOTH eas cent, worth 81
! Is-re tod OF CLOAKS and CUT DARN tN'fS, cheap
! 52iSch LYONS BEST BLACK ALL-slLK VELVET,
g. IS - 25 to Ss worth 80 10 ~ ~ per ys,d
! 70 bales best Al Wool Plain Red and White fLANNELS,
Lint AID DAB BLUE FLAEEELs and GRAY BLAN
70 es. .o b. 4 Quality BLACK SILK VELVET RIBBONS,
he boat stotL Of ioe and lOwpiced DRESS GOODS ever
found in a jobhing Lvuse. % TO - cent? peTy5id I'm,
yg at disiaoce who cannot call m person VIII
6nd their orders pronpy hsd aud money returned # the
E'SS11,Ss UNDERSTAND THE CASH BUSINESS so
Viii Az L. n & Co WHO ORIGINATED ~. AND
VINO BIJY FOR CASH AND SELL EACbUslAEtf
FOR CASH It's impossible for time houses 70 80. oGe %
the snsrtng ca.b prices Of auction gods on the GA
stocks bought upon credit nehe can oSsh hno cIsut
business be done satisfactorily tosetAer pee' are 700 s 70
IT, co sen the lsrzes, amount Of fine and domestic
I'd. ever sold IN Ane lea by ssh Job9ns house "h Il
% H. .tory al once eud shows their roeulsy sod the pun
es high appreciation Of their nneT Of doins puse
"a tbe,e ,eem. 10 be dspo.ion upon the pa o. soms
slons er.ons 70 misgUiie Merchants VINO w le 70 euu
10 find the store L. II, 60 VII ekhiD "a utuV
A case of opeu goods marEed III v d" "s''''' NfN
walk to desgusta The plsce
I Call before you buy dollars worm
LEWIS, HAvILAND G Co.,
No 1O1 CHAMBERS STREET
Pr Northwest corner OF Church.
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We viii teach our "SusY" to say. "a BIsuY,
and escapo the gripping, coickins. and testhins dssa
We confirm every word set forth in the PRospEcrvL
performs precisely what processes to perform every ~
Of t-nohing less. Away with your Cordial" "Prssxss
"Dropsp "Laadanum," and every other "Nsroo.i.. B,
which the babe dusssd into stupidity and rendered dali
aud idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs Wlnslowkapw her only gAroatA
the PREPARATION her Soothing Syrup for chEir-a Tss
ing II we had the power, we would make hs nshsL
ply ieal savior TO the infant race.
Rev c. Il. Weser, to the German Reformed Ns~n-
ger," at Chlnbeuburs, Penn.
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s1Ara sE IILsOIs, TEslsTsENs osglG ,7,,

sIATs eg ILLfsoIs, TREisuhRhs OFPIc8 !
SFmSsPIgLD, December 2, SOL
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
u TREASURER OF TIE SIAIE OF ILblA0lS W.
on "a TT the ist Monday Of JAnusy, lb12 Etl tho sh
2.y o february li62 be ready Of the ALERT y la
CHANGE BANK, New.York to pey Tho IN lnh 80 n i
rrs ON the rst Monday OF January, l55@ on the CpbAN
DFFT of the Sts'uCf II inois. 90, L.,
Tho mi erst then aud lot called for poE to the eth DAY
of F.brn.ry viii The "a be paid Only at the oce o. e
Treasurer Of the sae e l,bgi n tie CRY 81 Springfield
I,lcor WILLIAM Butter, Treasurer
Holde-, II Tlnci r-d dohsTsn Canal Bonds where Cou-
rocs shaustcd Ieouiret T. prfaen the bond'
WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasurer.
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"Mr. w1vsLows SOOTHING SYRUP h" an pnps~
denied Gale with since my customers have asceslss
merits This 10 Tho rss ,lae, ia hirtyhve yeas dD,bx
ress that have Endorsed medicine for intrinsic good gus
ties know II gives the greatest satisfaction psreus nj
nu.s. aOrdDy relief and quisuds, wk0u! any unps.i
eG scs t..SDGinc It's use.
GEORGE A. FOWLER 0f5uliora'
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ave have spoken ofthi' Syrup for the benefit aeurx
,rs who are puenta We know It's good vaue' sudi
periaeei .omo Of the rich blessings which reulsfrsn
useH-Rev. sylvsrus Cobb, Boston Christian Frsens'
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oyYrca 0, TIRE DE-. AND HgD. CAg ytl; Co.. }

Nsw-IORE, Dee. 2, ls1i
TIVE Board OF Managers Of tins company nave
J 5oc',,e4 Semi ANIMAL Dividend q THREE AND
HALF PER CENT out Of tie profits Of the Company psya
BE o. ord aler thu 2oth bret al the Office 81 ne ComlsaJ
No % Ntlaast corner Of Fxchsn ge-psce The transfer
r,sbs are no " closed ard will cl0sed until the morn
is, Of the 10th list BY order OF The Board.
s - Wv ISAAC n. SEYMOUR Treasurer.
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GENTRAL HAMMOND of NEW-JERSEY. :

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.-
~ From foot Of Couftlhnitit etug AZ Hampton
Junction with Delva Lao anna and Western Railroad
and ht Eeson with Lgh valley Railroad md its
tons forming direct uo to Pittsburgh and the West without
change Of cars
WiNTEa ARRAHG EMB -CoulIns ncing Nov. l. 1861
-leaye sow-York a. follow:
HAKHisRuEG EIPHR.s--At q. m. for Eaton, Reading
PottsyIle, Harrisburg Maucb Chunk Wnirusport, g..
MsfL TRAts-At a. for Eaton, Water Gap, Scran.
ton Great bend. fitl.ton, Wikesbtue, &c.
i'm. TnKOuGH TeiIy--For Ess.ot. March Chunk, WI.
liams port, Resdias. Pottsyle " lu.sburg, 6 e .I
E1HHou6E TRAIs-forE aston, Bethlehem, Aentovn,
and Mauch Chunk. -.|
5:a0r " WAY TRAiR-For Somsrvile.
? IT, NJ. WEsrlHS E0PRKss-F0r Eaton. Allentown, Read.
Ing Bsrisbs Pittsburgh, and tho West seepiag ears ion
Je aeY City thgo ughto Pittsburgh.
ExfRgss TRAN YoR HMFnByRo-The s N. E1rreHs
Tsi1 from NswYo'k srrive. aIrlbuTg A. p. CONNIE
ing ta AMI West on Penney wanna Cens Rca No them
Central R.ifoad North and South and with the CaIsbos
land Valley Railroad. q tlI''...'
TIM ThsogGH ExPHgsi TEAs sHx Wrsr lseT,I
New-YoTk dsy tSundsyf .rc~piedl making close
connection a. Hamburg wit PeIh sslssn1 RAJ. osHlhu
change JfcaTs 20 Iit brgh and but g. tc'ua and
Chicago four hours tine is saved bg taking this Gsin
EtilARErnPOEr ASp NLW.YOHK FHEHY-Lclye New
York nom rof No O. Mouth River a. 9;i5a 1880 3.so
/ aud $50, y. m.
The b,ss sop at Bosgen Point and Mslsr Hlhog every
tip each way. JOHN U. SfbtnS, brpean endeut.
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ave use MRS. wTNsLows SOOTHING sYRu
daily and would advise all parents to procure ,appy-R
Aaron Jones' jr, Editor Of The Mississpp Bspt. pls
at Jackson.
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Aleoital.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS :! MOTHERS m
Don't faiI to procure MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. It hm 10 can,
on earth. No mother who has tried MRS. w1NsLows
through the dise snz aud critical period ofteethins wAsx
the aid Of this invaluable preparation. If life and hes "a
b. estimated by dollar, snd cents it 10 worth liz wsa
gold.
Millions ofbo.tles are sold every Ia The United 5sS
1t Is an oldsnd en-tr.ed remedy.
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we have tried 1t. and know Il to be all 1t eams"-kM
j. g. Aolns Pastor Of tina PisrIepon.s, Bapsi, ChsrA
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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E" GEORGE A. FOWLER ofountora'

eve have child three months old. which has scTs.msda
most necessarily with sps'mode affection Of the bowsa
Tia, we had de,psired Of rai'ings I stomach ~
.our bowels deTsnSed and almost every symptom wa uns
vorable until obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING ST.
RUP, which acted ike charm 1t Immediately became
quiet, sai mauifess every symptom of iprovensa'
and comfort II is good little kitten. Psyfa ssA
sn.nE sad seems entirely well Al o. which icri5eb
the use Of Mrs.. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER Of CiAIsncs, Hewioeh'
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eau grbools.

UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.-1te S.c.
" ond Term Of tkls depHtnent % the uaisoisiy WI
Commences on MONDAY Dec. o. students WHO 1--we su &c
Law f one wear or more grs1aste I'm Nay " they 9t,.
tai. se2aTtn Tor the neat two terns and are q issd
IA. distraction horon IA pFaGiicat For fir
her particular sppy tie Lew Library Of tho Uuirsf
al o'clock =.
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NEW.JERSEY RA1LR0AD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHiA snd the SOUTH AID WEST, yin JER.
SEY ClIN.Mail and Express Lines leave he~-tWk ~ 7
aud ] a m, AID sud 4. Fare ~. IlItusi lckc' I.
sod Tor Cncuuid and the Wcs', and for al iloIe AID
through bagg cht rked IN and p. trains
.. J. W. WOODRUFF, A,sis'alt So perm c7deni.
No hsggsze viii BE- received for sny rIs uless delivered
End checLed Is minues IN slssnr- u the tine Of ieauE
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TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YORK;
For EeV.Hsyea. Z, ga N, (EIli l2;lS 3D(Erl " $50.
30 snd . ?. m. = ~. =
Fol Bii3seport :, M, (EIli l'.l5 $3.50 EE) $50
t:JJ. aud p m.
Ia n, Ig:i5 $50. sud $50 r.
For SoTwGik T. $50 I2I5, 3ip. (Er ~ $50 t;9o 81
20, 2. -.
$3.50
For stamford T. g. (Er) siool nj 2;ls 800 EIl D.;
80 s.J0 5..s
For Port Chester and int mediate in,ioB, soca u;
Is 500 4:SO. $50, $50 pm.
for Port Ch.stor add New Rochelle. Q p m.
CONSECFlSG TRAINS
For Boston. via spTagiis tETl $50 (EI y
Fer Boston via Shore Line, I2:lj, p m
For Hartford and Springfield, ga IN tE1) lf;ls 3:so
tEH), . D. IA.
For Conueciicut River Railroad 10 Montreal m OIL
and il:l3 p IN 90 Northampton.
For Hartford Providsnee. sud Fishin RAilrosd g. M
CEI.l. 1913 =. IN.
For NesIasen, New London, and s,oninstou Railroad
at a. M. lis, 3d. ~.
For Canal FLilrosd l2:l5p. m. 20 Northampton.
For Housa,ouic Hairoai to Pittsheld. b a.
For Esugstgcs Railfoad. a. IA $3.50 p. N.
Dor DsnbnIy and NorWak Railroad T. $3.50 C. m, $50 D.
Comno dious 5 espiDg Cara attached 10 . m train
.....r JAMIE H. HDi Il, Superintendent.
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NOTICE.-Tbe interest on me ,llfi ~ II
" uOpTGAGE BONDs Of the NEW-YORK ANO
FKIE RAlLROAD COMPANY which BECOMES due on ne
. d.v ~ December 1851 viii be paid on and atef ONDAt
the "a 10 OF Deceabe next presenstios oil the coupons
- ''' ''''' NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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NEW.YORK & NEWIlAyEN RAILROAD.
81. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NDkEMgEh N, 1851.
TRATNs LrAlF NEW-YORK

Passenger Station in Hsw.York cor. g7sh'. aud ilh Az
Entrance y 2.thasL
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CONTRACTORS BILLS on the Govern
~ meot for Army and NAVY Supplies collected cheapIy
and expeli sH.y paIshesd ON i'ycreele terms ~
LlyERMORE, CLrWS MASON
Nos Al aud 81 Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

STEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
- BELFAST LONDONDERRY, ard DUBLIN, for = o.
The Al Dow erfl Clyde blit steamship UNITED KNO-
DOM Can't Cr.iz win sai from Per No. 20 North River
fot Of We Gust. TUESDAY, Dec 10. 2, H. noon This
steamship fitted IN tho most sppoved style TO hse inc
comfort and sa6ty Of paseagers Res Of Pas.igcCahi1
500 Iuefmeda'e sjJi e'eeTlgs $50, inccAls ~ sbust
ant s1pp, o. cloked prcysons Apply " FRANCIS MIC
DONALD L Co., No Bowling @ zen. ...
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LEWIS, HAVILAND DC Coz
No. 1O1 CHAMBERS STREET
Nodb.West corner OF Church.
Bnrniita fuio, Otis, 81.

OILS and PAINTS. BOILED Paint OIL, 80 cts;
W Elastic Roof OIL As cents per gslon Grafton Isiut e
lov, Ocbre and Spanish Brown cent PER White Lead
and Zine cts. l.inseed Oil Torpenihe, &c; ..n,
ID. BlbWELL, No. 25)Pesrl-st
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
ia OL-Recevcd direct from tho Manufactured ana Tor
se 10 quantities suit al tie very lowest maiael rates by
sCIIEFRELIN BR0TilERSS Co,
Nos ~ aud l7l Wilanst. New IosH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

TOR BOSTON aDdPROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT az VAIL RIVER The splendid and superior
. esuier METPOPOLTS Cart Brown l-H.es N,lg.YoTk
ever TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at
ocl6k 2. 10. sra he EXPIRE sfAlE, c,pi ETayton on
MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY, ard FRIDAY, a, O'Clock p. u
from Pier 10 NJ T.
HcIeer viii be lsardsd as socUred % any Sp'
Ilicant Until tie same fhsl have DccA paid Tor.
freight % Do. Forwarded through with great dbpsleh
by al Express Freight trin.