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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

ole Manufacturer AMI lElporser u he SciiezAn
Ar0saatSe SehnaPps-
Is, ~ ani = Beaver street Ses York
A c. GOOD Z co. win saPply the trate.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09
Daily griba,ts
MARRIED..

AIIIs-KALES-On Tuesday. 0ct p, In Coventry, Che
psnso County ~ " by the Rev B Hopnood, a. the rest
drnce the BRIDE parents, Spencer Alb TO Miss ELa
beth Kaes daughter OF Mr.. Nm. ksIes.
BOGERT-YOUSG-lu this city on Thursday, Nov: :, By
the Rev ) NJ. Hkiius, Charles = Boset 10 Annie r. ED
e.t laughter Of Jno !. Young all Of thi. city
CIrTLFR-PETIT--On Tuesday, Nov. s. at Cold Spring,
Putnam County " y by the Rev Robert L. Shaw, Petof
Y. Cutter 20 Mi.s Lizzie Peti, Of Nifgiaia-
DALRYMPLE-VAN HARLINGEE--On Thursday, Nov. !,
the e,ldencs Of tic brides mother by the Rev DR. l.
ID. Wit. assisted by the Rev. =. Clarko Of Conn, = n
DAirymple ESQ. Of NsTYofk City, 20 Misc Josephine u
Wan lInngcn of Mi.l.tone, y. j.
RBY-GOODENOUGH-O On wedueilay, Nov. {, M Flash
ing fgug i-aud by The Rev. Robert D. Hstheld Abraham
81 khby 70 Miss IN ma j., daughter Of Edward Good
enough. esq. Of the former place
NANN-ARNs--In BROOKLYN, on Thur.dEy. Nov. by the
Pew. D. CutIer, Niiam L. Mann Of New. York. 10 Emily
81. daughter Of Charles Arns
KUSE-STEPHENS-On Thurstsy, Nov :, stthe real
dcnce tho brides parents, By the ReT Moses baou,
James McKaue to Auae A, youngea daughter OF James
Stephens, all Of this city,
NFALIS - HURSEY - In Saeranento. Cal, on Sunday,
Oct H. by the Rev. Father Can Thomas Meals late Of
the Magnolia Sacramento, to Mrs Mary Hursey OF san
franciscO.
PERkINs-LYNK-Ne,r Cenastot. " Y. ON "Wednesday,
oct 1861 by the Rev. JauesA A Little Of Newly ok City
Franklin L. Perkins to Mise Sarah J. Lynx, both OF
Madison County, n. y.
PFRClVAI-FLINT--On Friday. Nov 3. by the Rev John
G. Caswe h rrtidrnce. Mr. Geo. e.. Percvsl Of NatsT
vile 3ie. h. Mi. Annie Il. q. + in, OF Win,low Ne.
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MARLN.E JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. mo
Cleared.

s,s.m.hip.-Arazo, Lines. Hsvre, NewYorh ud Hsvre
stesmship Co Glasgow tBr McGuison' Liverpool John I
ship.-Dr Bsr,h (Ham.l, Meyer. Bristol, l. r Amsuei
Co: Sparkling Wave Amory, Liverpool Brett son Co
r. kseler Deano London, F. Morgan Wiley LlyeFPooi
Packet Crosby Havre c. q. Duncan Co.. Uneomah For
,p.bee San Francisco r. NJ. Cooley Advance Child Liver
pooI Nesmh Sons John Tucker, Mathews, London Hal.
et Carman s. Psul, Durand Portan-Pnnce A. L. fefsi
Arno D.erns H1vre, funch, Meincke Wendt. . .
B.k-oyernan Sugett, Monsveeo for orders bIstt sou
O.. Sir GeorV, r. Seq rour. Watlngon Lisbon Tynes
smith Arctic Hero (Br Heppe Cors for orders yaeS,ou
S.ill. W Van Nsne, Cook, Mr,eiles, Moore Henry
C,r, G Bel shsrkeford Csdil Bsse,t Baker Co Con
ciil,tor tBrl Richmond Queenstown. funcb meinc.e
Wendt Mary Losd tBrl Moore, Liverpool Mufd0ck 4
Smythe. - ,. p... q
EverGtt wilmington (Br.l MsrssoH Glasgow, D. X Dewoni
Porto Plate tBremen Hsehmsn, Porto Plata, T. r. H. u
Schmidt . n, o.,t a.
schooner.-kugus;s Eaton Boston Samuel 81 smith Lis
cum baltimore Merrill Abbott George T. Diron, wilson
M,tsDkes Trulo Russell; Ira Bliss Nickt Afpin"a az,
B r. small Red EAGLE, Brown Demerna j. Lesycfati o.
T. Goodwin Hobbe Stanford jamestown. Latouree Locn,t
Point r. D. Hurlbut Co. Corvo, Hoibrook Bath, W D.
Brown 4 Co. Telegraph, DAyisou Halifax d. X Ds"oH-
sloop-M d. Mangnm. Thrasher Taunton, master.
steanss-Beyerly, Pierce Philadelphia
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i1nre t)ines, &r.

n BEG leave 10 state that ] have opened my
store at No 2O3 pearl-st Msidenlne where sps
A.. foil a.sort nent OF the WINES end ~ NJ
COGSAC BRASDikS Of Messr@ PAUL De CoNi"Oh'
MONOD 4 GuIRAUD. , =.
Order, are respectfully solicited and viii be promgsy at
tended TO. J. MANI MAoii"'
BoRpgArx July l, 1851.
We hsye the honor to inform the public that we nave
Nhed dspot of our WINES IN Tie City Of Newiork and
appointed Mr. j. MARC MARTIN our Agent Tor the
United States and the Canadas. ,.t
An our Wines are stric'ly pure and be used with
safety for family and meJicinal purposes. -, .,.r
PAUL De CONINCK, MOS0D GUlRAUD
We take pleasure to recommend with entire conhoence MI
J. MARC MARTIN, AGENT OF the hrm PAUL, DE ~
NTYCK NONOD q GTlRAUD Of Bordeaux. We can as
sure our friends that they may rely the purity OF all ines
sold by ths. firm through Mr.. MARTIN.
GIIRDON BUCK, M. D., Eew.York.
HORACE GREEN. NJ d.. Sew.i ork.
WILLIAM X. BROWN. NJ. d., Brooklyn.
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DIED.


BRAy-Tn Fo,ou Cal on sunday Oct 10 Willism T. Bray,
son Of William T. and Mary BTay OF this city, aged Il
months and "a days
COoN-In hi. city, Thursday, Nov. !. Peter T. Coon.
aged 81 year. and months
TNGsrROM-Iu thi. city on wednesday Nov g. Antonio
Aioa Ens.,rom OF Sweden, sssd ~ years, months and
La TotRETTE-In Jersey City, on "wednesday, Nov 6,
May L.uss daughter Of Joseph r. and tho late Mary La
Tourrtte.
FITZPATRICK-In thi, city, on "wednesday Nov G. Owen
Ireland sged Is yesfs.
GiBBoNs-At Port Morris. Town OF Morr,sna we,tche.
illness. Timothy s. Gibbons, aget IS years.
The relative. and scguanisnee; are respectfully invited 20
o'clock p NJ snd proceed to the Wesch6stsr Csmetery
where tic funeral service viii be held
Sprinshe Mass, papers please copy.
LA TOURETTE-In Jesey City, Wednesday, Nov G.
Mary Louisa. daughter Of Joseph r. aud the late Mary La
Tourete.
LIHRs-In hi, city on Thursjsy Nov :, Charlie. Henry
aged year and day.
oAKLEY-on Thursday, Nov T. at the residence Of hi,
father. Mount Vernon WestchoeT County ~ Y, John
The iIiend, Of tie family hi. mothern.w Mrs
Wheeler axe respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
Saturday morning il O'CLOCK. from the Dutch Reformed
Church Mount vernon Saasei mi pe "a W'i,i1s a, tne
seventh street.
PELIIn hi. city on Friday Nov O. ofconsmpion Aaron
The slatiyes and friends are respectfully invited attend
his funeral ffo the residence Of his brother Abia Pe
fitvrighth gger DetWe and second avenues
Sunday, l0th inst, at O'Clock without further notice
PARKER--At Westchester, "Wednesday, Nov. 6. bliss
Margaret A. Parker, syed 81 years.
PFFFFERLE- In Hoboksn. Thursday. Nov. :. Elxs
Csroua Of Ferdinand j. and Faucisca PtsaeI
aged years 10 months snd 10 days
REYEoLDS-In this city wednesday Nov. G, Mary,
the beloved wife OF Timothy Reynolds, AGED years.
sMITH-On "Wednesday evening. Nov. 6. 1861. Mr.. FEra
Smith aged IS years and days, formerly Alderman OF tho
Eighth Ward.
The relatives aid friends respectfully Invited 90 attend hi,
rinera from bis late residence No 2l5 Ihourson street
Saturday, che 9th inst, al ocloe p n without fur
ther notice.
STAPLES-Ou Wednesday Nov g. at bis residenee. No 20
Clinton plAc. Seth +. Staples In the 55h year Of his
The friend. and dcqusin.ces OF the famiy respectfully
invited attend tho funeral services the Peshyerisn
Church 1.-THE Rev. DR. Potts. corner OF University place and
Tenth street Saturday, the 9TH rst, ut .! p @ without
further invitation.
sAUsE-Iu Brooklyn, "wednesday, Nos. 6. Mary sause
relcl Of Peter Sause, aged II years.
sCOTT-In this city Wednesday, Nov G, Hanpsh Scott
aged % years
sIMPSOHln this city on Thursday, Nov :, Elizabeth
pber,on. vile Of Jthu Simpson. aged .! year. native OF
Kinross Shire Scotland.
VAN BOKKELEN-On Wedncslay Nov G. at San Fran.
cc Cs George A. Van Bolksen, aged % yeara and 10
months
WALLwORK--In this city, Wednesday, Nov. S, Mrs.
perlinah Wsllwork, aged ~ yean
WALTZ - In San FIanoisco, CAL Tuesday, Oct 10.
nanin WALTZ printer late Of Philadelphia In the 41th
year OF his sge.
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Markets-CAKEruLLY HEPoRrED ron TuI n Y IRsgsE'
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financial.

NOTICE-An persons are cautioned against
~ biyius or NEGOTIATING the following 1910 Per cent Treas
ury Notes for $500 each. viz:
NJ. I ,2OJ The order Of T. Williams.
No. n pa, to the order Of J. LiNirgston.
No. J I. POS. 70 tie order Of A. r. Ninsiesd
Also the following, OF : 100 esch:
NJ. - g25. No. a. 92G, in blank.
Also, the following @, $50 each:
No 81 1881 No 31lg0 No. 2, 1872,
No al l8l No 3I.igl No 3. lg3 IN blank,
the ame having been obtained by fraud and tneir payment
being stopped. COLGATE HOtFAAN
No A. WaLsL New.York Nov. 2, 1861.
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90 il)bom 1t man Concern.

CRY OF NEW.YoRE; DEPARTMENT oP FINANCE
BuREAU OF rus RECEIVER OP TAXES,
Ngw CougI-IlOUsR, PARK, Nov. 8, 1851. J.,
NOTICE is hereby given, that | per cent VIII
be- added on the Ia Jay of December, on al Tsxe, re-
anng unpaid sso per cent will De added on the 'th
day Of December. -,
TO avoid Inconvenience aud delay payers earnestly
reque ed to wait until the lsIt Of this month.
Office hours, from A. TO p
JAMES KELLY. Receiver Of Taxes.
C rEAMER ARAGO- -PASSPORTS.-By re-
- cent regulations ell persons leaving the United states are
ured have Passports om the authorities of tnelr 10
specive connes counterged By the Secretary Of State
at Washington. mplisucs Is peremptory.
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rQHI THE PENNSYLVANIA | SHt
COI CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il oOI
enEAT pOuBLE-TRAcK ROuTE.
The capacity Of the ROsd Is equs 70 sy IN the CO..
fHE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST.
~ = IL q Ae.e

fHE GREAT SHORT LINZ 70 THE WEST
Office 10. Astor House, corner oi Nesey-st.
CiuenI sti Chlcs s. Louis -; Psu Hashsile, Memphis
Orleans an other IN the West North " est
aud souh West unsurpassed for speed and comfort g any
route.
Through tains for the West leave NewYork foot OF Court
isndist J. Morning Express M. Evening Express, D.
M; also At p from place vis. Allentown ar
ring Al Pittsburgh ct Il ne~t day and connecting there with
al Western trains.
Sleeping sYd smoking car on all the trains.
Fare sways low aud the tine quick by any other
route
60 AID om any, point the Railroads Of OHIO kentucky in
dIsns Illinois Wiscensn, Iowa, O. Missouri by E8iL-
OAD DhCi, OF 70 any port Oh the naygaOie rivers o.
the West BY steamers from Pittsburgh
ise Penn.y sDis Haroai a. ell times favorable
chsged BY other R0o,a Companies. Merchants and ship
pe inlestns toe transportation OF their Freight 10 this Com
S,Hpy can isly with confidence IT, speedy transit
Ion Linz cS whseh parties engrspg Westward enjoy
sue sony,tses blods conveyance at ore htf he
~; "a ntisll0fr Psss,npsr Agent No Aso..Ionse.
bHHOu 70, rIs1eh Agents
no,,c 90 Astcr Hsase aud No South Wihsrn.st
AeDoNALD BISchoiF, Emigrsst Agenis
EHocB LEWIS General svpt H,coas' r. p'''e
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAiI.RoAD Pa.
~ sepssr Train. from foot Of Chsnber.s. a. falo,.
q ~, ExpI.ss, i,r bulsio
S:is . m. MsiI
aIJ H., Mk daily, for osille and in.rm.s,,,. c..
an. "'@
ia p, Accommodation, daily.
,,s;s M, Way, ioT Aiddstewr, Newbugh and intsrDs
sp. m Night Express daily. for Duntitk. Bghao c.a.v
osyuu aud PRIME PAL Ssto The Train OF Saturday runs
through 70 BuRslo brt does not run t. Drnkirk.
CHARLES MINoT Genera sapt
NArslHBG kAstn. Rssslvsr
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CEPHABIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHABIC PILLS
CURE HEgvoUs HEADACHE
CEPUALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS or HEADACHE

py,h. a.. Of these Pm, tie periodic ssei' of Ssros'
or SI Hssaa,. may be pT,v.ul.d and tAisn At the
u,,c.msn, Of an attach relief iFoua pain aud
n.., ~Inb. obtained
Th,y seldom f, in renewing I'll. Nausea and Hsad0eA' to
which females are % nhjes.-
1Lsy.et gently upon III. bo-.. removing co.nrer,m
10, Larayy Aen Sudea Delicate Females AMI al Per.
.oB, Of .sdeatary AaJa they valuable a LaIatir,
,a,o,n, tn. sgps giving and rsOr the digestive
organs. and restoring The raias elasticity snd 'Gso. Of the
whole sJ.,em
The cEPuALIC PIELs ar. the re.ul, Of lon. nys,ti-
Use many year. during wnich tins they h,vo prevented
md relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from Head
ache whether originating IN the system from
rsuged state Of tho Ioaae,.
They are simply vegetable in thslr competition and may
no ,lsa q. ali times with p.ec. safety wiihou. making any
eh.nr. OF d!e and s ab'nes Of oAy Sisdgeeab' tcs
DER, cay tOGaninistsr lsss 20 a.ad,sa.
BEWARE OF CoUETERFEITs
Tic genuine have i've .1uasuFs. Of HENRY C. sPALD.
mo on each Boz.
soldby DTug.sta and oil other Dealers IA Nsdicinsa
boz viii bs sen. by mail prepaid, oa rsSeips Of the
PRICE, o. CENTS.
Ans.asus should ssddrs.,sdto
HENRY c. sPALDIY0.
No. ~ Cedar st., New York
rgy .iud. bOtts Of ofsPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
vii ave ton times il cost sSnually 81
ECONOMY! DlsPArCH
srALDING's PREPARED GLUE
PALDNG's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDISUs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES.
ryr"A srrrcH IN Tnz SAVE, NSg." Ii
A, aeeidsnh rM happen. in vdl rsguia.ef em.s,
, ,sy desirable to have cheap sai e0avsalsaI WAY
repair Ing Furniture. Toys. CrOckery. ks.
sPALDING's PREPARED CLUE
u... al sseh .nsssneiss snd hs'shsid can sfssd 10
b, waboa ts.wsJs ready and up to tho sticking point.
ysEsIrL IN EVERY HOUSE"
aF.u,. each bottle. Price. ss esa.G
HENRY C. SPALDIN9
No. is Cedarst., Nss.YssL
CAUTION
h,os.in unprinepled persons are stsmPiins to palm oa
on the uususpcetins public limitations Of my PREPARED
GLUE, would esnion all persons TO examine bsfors par
shasipg, and zee that the full name.
tH sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE, IL
(. on the outside wnpper <D slA0' are sSisdi'ss
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(ATARRH! DYSPEPSIA!!

~ DR.. H. GOODALE has returned 10 NewYofk. 10 ven t
during the Winter IL is known that he Is the first wbos
truly defined Caarh and the first to It, ls has pub
Hsh;d new and theory Of Dyspepsis ard ,he elo
cures 1t. pamphlet seenrs!ely describing both d'ea~'
NAV be had fee bis office No. Gl2 Broadway, by ncos
stamp Ihose having either disease, ard having
been coyed with mercensry no.rums viii be able to sppr'.
cite the between fiction and reality by consulting
The Doctor and procuring his remedies Hours, from
To n.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09

BrwARE OF corsrEEFEirs and IsfTATioN'.
None geuuine unless the fac snils Of CURTIS FER
KTSs New-Yors 70 on tie outside wrapper
Sold by Drursiis throushoui the world.
Phneps Office No. - CEDAR-Sfr EEW-YORk.
Price only % celts per boiie.
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iIarkets-C.REFuLLYH REPORTED FOR THI N Y Ih,sUSr'
FRIDAY, Nov. &, l2ol
ASHES steady and In fair demand at - i9 iof r0''
and renlsL - - -, ,... .r.
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Passengers Arrived

n ,hip Bnrsaia Addms, from Lite,poot-J B. Holdeuby
e,U s. Consul 10 Dundee wife and child Samuel Bsneke
New-York. n,
IN .lp Great Wer,e,n from Lirepol-s. Davidson p j.
Mauntnr
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professional Notices.

DR. HOMER BOSTWICK. author of several
~ medical WORKS will continue the practice OF MEDICINE
and SURGERY, at No. 30 East hst, six doors west of
Broadway
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ITO, YOUNG MAN knowledge is Power
What yos most need Is not medicine, but information
RsAd Tract will send you for dime tno stsnps) and Learn
how you may avoid utter ruin and good health without
dues Address LARoY SUNDERLAND, Boston, Mass.
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE SECOND MORT
IN GAGE BONDS.-Hoders Of these Bonds, not yet eI-
tended for twenty years requested TO present Their
BONDS without desy at the Oee OF the Company at the
foat of Duane Extension. Those unwilling to extend
will receive and interest Tor their bonds from parties who
wiling extend them presenting them at ssd ohee
on TUESDAY aud THURSDAY Of each week at from 10 10
" O'clock. until the lat day OF December.
NeW.York. Nov. 6. ls6l.
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i oNG ISLAND RAILROAD-CIIANGE OF

New YORK. sts: a N. Greepport; $50 n ior SoIsa
Isnp, 1dsy Asphauk gJn e. m snd 2;'y and :sV
q Syosseti 900 a. ., aud 22n, 33l a9d T. M
Hempsiesd 9:s m. 1880 aud $780, snd $500 a. .; "
"a. or Jamaica Trains leave Hunters Point on arrival OF
bOai fran I.nuassi0
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TRAINS LEAVE NEN-IORk:
ForSeEEtven = . H., (EIli l2;l5, 3, E1)i $50, a.
Tor Bridgeport :, "a n, (EIli R;l5 ,, tEx)i $3.50
40 end ,. N. ., ,-...
Ya NSrssi, 4 9;s6s NJ S:iS D. CE1 u $50, 40, $50
pm
Eor Dsen and Greenwich !, $3.50 a. nj 2:ls,3:So 400,
S31 Up -
For Stamford. :. g. CEIl. s:oos M. ls:iS, g. GxD go,
ForPcr Chester and in;e medists ,nsiOns. l. 800 IL:
Is 3.5O.I:sa $50 ESQ p. ~.
CoNNECTlNG TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield, q m, lEI J. (t.xl p m
fer Bssto., via Shore Line l2:l5, p n. - q. ,,, .
For Hartford and Springfield, m, (Erh ls;ls d tSHh
epm. nj, =, ,,-, a.. 1tou..o.l q =. =, Uz.A
AID l2:l5 p. II. to Northslnp pion- r , 90. ,u, ,
ForIIarford Providence, and Fshhil Rairotd fi
For New Haven, kewLondon. and stomns'on hAi''sO
ats a. ~, l2:l5, :. 9 p ~,
PoT Cana Rl.irosd 1915 p TO Northampton ~,
For Houssonie kairosd, 10 Piitsneld a. N 70 NOV M
fWd, 3 y. IN.
For Ssugstuek RsilrOad. g. m, 3p. ..o
For DsnbuIy and NOrwtk RslTosd, T. $3.50 O. ~, JJ p IN
JAMES Il HOYT, Superintendent
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3nsurante Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY (purely MutusD, Boston. Ma" Ac
cunuated Fund losses nearly Two Mions Losses
during year, Dividends paid In cash, In II
years. 100000 Cash Dividend % per cent Net assets
over liabilities $4,000. Inere ting documents concerning
Life Insurance furnished gratis.
JOHN HOPPER, Agent and Attorney for the Company,
Metropolitan Bank Building 10 Broadway Pine st. NJ
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NENiRAL RAlLROAD OF fNEN-JEhSh1.- -
~ From foot Of Court st-Couuecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware lelav anna aud Western Railroad
Ard at Eastoa with behigh Valley Rsrosd and il,
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
change o; cars
WINTER ARRANGE2EHT-conmen Eoy. T. 1861
Leave New York ss folowt:
HARKIsBVRo t.SPkEss-At a. IN. for Tsston Reading
Postsville. Harrisburg MsacA Chunk Niialnsport &c
.sn. Great Bend Pittston, Nikesb.gfe ke ~' -
II n. THRoCGH TRAS-foI Easton, March CbrrL WI
ulmspsr;, Reading, Pottsyiie. Hamburg Ie '
Ar. y. TmoUGH FRAIS-t Ess.on, Bethlehem Allentown
and Mauch Chunk
5:3OP. y. WAY TRNs--For Somerville.
8PM. WEsIERS ExpKEss-for Easton Allentown pe,8
ins Baisbs Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping oars from
Je5.sy City tirCu Ugh 10 fittsbuTsh
a. kxPEsss TRAM FOa HNsRtBUKG-Tbe q. M Esrre,,
tSain from NewYOTk at HsITisbu!z a. o. p eonnec
ing East and Penn syvaa Cenra Railroad Northrn
Celtol Rsrosd North and South. and wiki the Gambler
isnd Valley Aeirosd.
THE TiRorgH ErPRRss THsIS FoE TIVE WrSr lesv.s
New-York st "a M dzyasundsy ercstseol u,hking -,
connection o. -risbufg With Penn ylvuis iroadv no
cbsns. car 10 Pifsborgh end but Cncinat md
Chicsee -Four hours time Is saved by tsfns this tram.
FfSApyrHgoET AID Krw-lORz tkRKY-Leaye Kew
York fror Pier No 2 North hse at S;l3a nj ll;O S;IO
and 4:5l r. ,,.s N...;,.r,, tIs,bo- o-6-
,Iip each way. Jp4ii' " "AA't1.'oi -
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and

STEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
~ LIVERPOOL iSudnr and ernbarkinz passenger, at
Queenstown tlresndihe LIVERPOOL New York and Phil
sdephia S;osmrniD Company intend dispatch ING their full
pow or q Clyde built Iron Steamships as tollowsi
GLASGOW ..-........... ........ .Satu.dfy Nov y
CITY OF NEW-NOEk...........Sa Saturday, Nov 10.
EDINBt RGd............ Saturday, Nov ~
And every SATURDAY, at Hoon from Pier No Al Norih
River.
PassESGEgs EUHorR.-By order Of the Secretary Of
Sote all passengers leaving the United States required
procure passports before going board Of she steamer
r'sssCr.
FIRST CABiN... 6 IS sTEERA0E..... go
tiI Cabin 70 London so SteeAse TO London.... 50
fii; aIiu % Fais.... q, SteegaFe 10 Paris.... ~
fjrst Caoia 90 Hamburg 85 stNelage 70 Hamoug 30
rafsengers also trdei Haye, Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwo.U. &c, a. equally low rates.
Persons wi. irs bring their friends huy Tickets
hero At the following NewNoIk prom Liverpool or
Queenstown t Cabin, So G5 and los. Steoraae from
Liverpool. 10. From Queenstown, $50.
Those Steamers have superior accommodations for rassen
ges and carry eIpcdouced Surgeons. They are nnit in
Wstosh lion Sections and have Patent Fire AnnialoTs
hoard .
70 iur,tor information apply in Liyergool to WILLIAM
INHAN. agent, No p Naerst.; in glasgow 10 N. IN
MAN No. = St Enocl- qusTe; in Queen own 10 g q w.
ID. SEYMOUR co in London to ElN - a MACEl NO.
6i kiug Nihau-si. ~ PaIis 10 JULES DECOUE. NO .
Plce de Course; in Philadelphia 90 JOHN q. DALE, no
III Wanut-s'. st the Compsny's OhceG
JOHN u. DALE. Agent No. Is Broadway, N. T.
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RFTTTPNTNG WILL.
NEw-YoRK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
!. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING AUGUST 49, 1851.
rRAIYs LEAVE NEW-YORK.

Passenger Station in New.York cor. ?7tb4t and 4,hsv
EEiI.Doc Z1.h-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09

IHOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SAG HAIR
N pOR h,-stsamer MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Hayens
ls.vs. ta,osssrn oo TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOONS o. O'Clock WIZ e9mTeSss ,ogn'ns
two trips esch eek Nov. G, leaving WbDNropAi sho
shTIIR IY AFTERNOONS, at 4 O'Clock.
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yI,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

'hEi W Ai"hi ~ LIE 'f'i'
INSTANT RELIEF. STOP YOUR ooUGR
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONFECTIO IONS
GOOD FOE cLZReYMEN
GOOD yoR LEcrURERs
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR coNsUaPTIvEs
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALpNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Acou:h instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength aud voldns to III. r,,s.
TIey imp.r. delicou, to to the bres.h
1LeyHe delightful to the taste.
TtsJ are made of,nps herbs and cannot harm ,ns-
Isdvs every one who haas Cough, Huty Voice. or
dBesth or any difficulty Of the Thro.t to ss package
Of my TbrOst C0ne,ion, they win relieve JOi in,,sny
and you will age. With m. that "hs, 20 light the po-
You will end them very useful and plsassn. while tra7en:
OF attending public meetings for ius your Cough or say
Ing your thr II you try PaetsgsI am safcn ayins
that you win ever snsrw,d consider them indperso!e
You will ind them the Druggist. and Dealers In Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Myr,nsiurs Is on each package AL other. eounsrfcI
lp,etsgs viii be cent by mall pep,ii Oa rsssp. Of thirty
e.nts
Addrsss
HENRY G. SPALDIN6,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09

NEW-YORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ BALROAD.-For Al any, Troy North, and West
Msss ruu gsiosnt conlni, n5ns Monday Nov 4, isol
f1r Ahsny--io;o IL, Lxp.ess Mai Train, from 2bthst
Gpot tlopPiug az Whi,e Plains and oil stations north t.
CashAn Four Corners aud Kirderhook land NewYork
passengers.
a. stations north OF NOTkvlle
FOr White PelsslSs a m. 2:9o 800 $500, and pm.
feiu 29th-st. Depot stepping a. al
FOR Nhto tiains-t;lS 2. n, from Whe-st Depot stop
,iDg 81 az stations
YeI vi Msbiidge-9l5, 1ll5 ard 2:so, 500 500
sSs and $3.50 P NJ, from 2;h-st. Depot stopping at all
tafi3Ds
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Al5sDyIuO press Mail Train stopping az al sta
5n. ny1h VI and az White Plains and At Kinaerhoek sig
isl for Now.lork pessengcrs only.
Crct0n tas-7 M. stopping at all stations north Of
fremont.
White Plains-6lo, .:15. 10 n and 4:4S p M stopping
I; al staors
Wlamsbndge-S:J0 a. snd pm. siepping all
tiols JOHN BURCHlLL, Asst. Supt
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c,ieamboats ano Railroads.

4 .ts-r,, rfCE PRICE leayss Cathsrpe. Market
,,ery TIEfDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at ]
,fslGsk D. iii faro 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09

NJOTICE to FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
lN "A fr-t-class STOCK MUTuAL iNsu uhAN.h oomi !
Wrten states Applicants must send reference as to char
scer snd responsibility. Adde'S Box No. l'l Ne"iotA
P0st Office
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09

ave have tried H. and know Il to be al It claims REV
Brooklyn, NY
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Gxrnr9lo1l9.

NHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
" STATEN ISbAND.-FARE SIX CENTS, by Staten
r.l,n1 ferry loot Of Whitehalt between Battery snd
South Ferry. -. -
0s FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR, to7 =. M.
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Ocean Gteamers.

COR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
c,ss ,sane, will leave New-York the ls lth and
OIL, Soo.b month except these dates fall SUNDAY
hsn tie day Of departure Ill be the MONDAY following
rasn ID. u. ALLEN, Agent.