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The national Republican., 1861-12-19

GREAT ATTRACTIONS. Grand rush for
" Seventh street, to see the new stock of Clothing
just received at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street.
dc ll--,m
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
INION FURNITURE DEPOT,

am now receiving another addition 10 my stock
Of houst hold Furniture consistiog o various styles
of Chamber Sets, from S25 up; 100 Bed,teads, from
81 up; Bureaus. Tables Washstands, Chairs, and
Lounges from IS up; ankets, Comforts. Pillows,
Mattresses, Tubs, Broons, Buckets, nc sc.
My Republican and Union friends are invited to
call as we sell cheap, on acc unit Of expenses being
light. 7. B. BROWN, Agent,
800 Seventh street,
dec 1!-6t Near Northern Market.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

SEALED PROPOSALs, until the 3Oth
- Decr rmber, 1851, arc invited for furnishing the
U. s. Subsistence Department with FLOUR.
About u 900 barrels will be required Of high
grade of extra Flour to be delivered In Washing
ton at the railroad depot ut warehouses In ash
ington or Georgetown, sometime between the 1st
January and 10th Of January, 1863.
Each barrel Of the Flour TO be inspected Just be
fore II h received. The Flour must be equal In
quality to the samples to be obtained at the Capitol
Bakery, Washington City.
Bids to be directed to Major A. BECKWITh, O.
g. u s. A. endorsed - ProposalsU dec 10
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
PY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs

RY UREF.N WILLHAMs, AuctiOneers.
EXTsNSIVE SALE or no ESEYDLD AND KITCHEN
FJRyTTURE, At AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, we shall cell In
front OF our store, No. 526 Seventh street, ct 10
O'Clock A NJ. IN extensive assortment of excellent
fu niture. The stock being large AID of gene raj
afsortment We deem 1t unnecess iry to snumerato.
Terms csskA
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
dec 10 TStarl Auctioneerf.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

A POTABLE, WELL RECON-
n MENDED, y,ung colored MAN wanted as
Po ter in q store. Apply at Philharmonic Hall, up
TIA RS dec l9-3t
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

NEW STYLE CLOTH CLOAKs.-Just
~ openei thismor aing, new style Brooha Shswls,
New and Handsome Dress Goods, which we are
selling OF cheap for Christmas and New Year
Presents.
We inyiie the special attention OF purchasers.
j. W. EOLLEY CO.,
dec l9-5tdif 1913 S .venth st. above Penn. av.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

ITO LET.-The Fourth I hird, ard part Of the
i Second Story of 634 Seventh street. Appl. to
dec lo-J" II. MOODY.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
WANTED.

w 10000 Whisky and Brand Bottles
Cash on delivery.
F.B. HASTINGS &CO
n0V2a-ti 31a d street facing Pa avenue
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

I ADIES' AsD GENTS KID GLOVES,
IL Hosiery, Merino Shirts and Drawers, Neck
Ties, Poe handke rchefs SILK aad Merino Starts,
Warm Gloves, So, all cheap for cash.
J. w COLLEY Il CO,
dec 19-5if 623 Seventh st above Penn av.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

EU q 1 II Il ID PhisLON AND CHAM.
Il BERS "A suite of fine airy ROOMS hand
ington, may be had during the Session on ,ayorsb!e
terms, by applying on the premises No. 422 street
north, between Sixth anu Seventh stree Is west, i'm.
me !iatey opposite the residence OF the Attorney
Ieneral dec 1Q-3teo
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

T ARGE LOTS OF NEW AND STYLISH
II things for Christmas ind New Year Presents
which we ask purchasers to cali and examine be
fore making their selections
j. W. COLLEY CO.,
dec l9-5tdif 523 Seventh ST., above Penn. av.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Young Msns' Christian Association.

A good audience was In attendance, on Mon.
day evening. at the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, among whom were OBJ
served number Of chaplains and Of the pas.
tors of the city, thus encouraging the system
attic, persevering efforts of this association in
doing good.
The report of the President, partly oral,
partly written, adverted briefly to the ordinary
operations of the Association, stated the fact
that Mission Sunday School No. l, after having
been closed for some months, had been re
opened on the first Sabbath of the present,
with the encouraging attendance now Of over
one hundred. The Saturday evening lecture
and biblical instruction is regularly maintained.
The distribution Of copies Of the Sacred Scrip
lures, as furnished by the American and Wash
ington City Bible societies, among United
States soldiers in encampments and hospitals,
had been continued, through the cooperation
of chaplains and others, In copies having
been thus distributed, during the past month,
from the depository, No. 49s Seventh street,
and the following aggregate since May:
7,456 copies of the New Testament In English.
205s copies Of the New Testament in German.
1857 copies of the New Testament and Book
Of Psalms In one volume.
81 copies Of the New Testament In French
Italian, and Spanish.
SO copies OF the entire Bible.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

Il FURSlll
A very large ard superb a sortnent OF Russian
and Hudson Bay Satles, Mink, Ermine, Chinchila
Fitch, French Mink and sables, River M'nk, ko., In
Cloaks, Capss, Cuffs and Auffs, Gloves Gaun;lets
Collars Caps, &c from one of the largest im porte
and manufacturer in \ sw York.
Also, Childrens Errnine Sets at private slle, at
the large Wareroom of
WALL BARNARD
just in the rear Of their auction rooms
Corner south eide Pa. Rv, nue. and Ninth It,
dec list
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
sO BARnELs FRESH EGGs

S0 BARhELs FRESH EGGs
cU $50 !ubs Fresh Butter
so barrels Fresh Roll Butter
800 kegs Fresh Roll Butter
10 tons Cheese
5000 Hams
10 barrels Green APPLES
90 barrels Dried Apples
100 bushels Beans
500 bushels Potatoes
aS- Fresh Poultry received daily,
7. STRONG'S,
No. SO Seventh street,
dec lI-lw Near Pa. avenue.
1000 "Oj"K j4tK5os,, WHITE MAINE
r q It "A IT q IA 8,
For psle at Berry's Wharf, on board sIhooner ), b
Stebbins
T. G YOUNG,
dec ll--lWr Georyt town
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

IL, ,527 volumes.
More than 200 packages of books, tracts. and
papers, ~ furnished by the American Tract
Society, Boston, and u considerable number
especially of soldiers libraries, as furnished
by the Massachusetts, Sabbath School Society
have, during the past month, been distributed
from room No. 20 Post Office Department.
The employ by the association, of a
special city missionary, and the Christian com.
mission recently instituted. and in session du.
ring two days If the last week in these rooms,
we're the subjects that chiefly occupied atten.
tion in the report.
A young minister of the gospel, specially
qualified, rs well by previous preparation as
by considerable and successful experience,
has been engaged, and though his health for a
week past has not been as good as usual, and
though prevented from being present at tho
meeting by severe chill while on the way, 1t
is expected that he will enter upon the work
In few days.
The plan of a sustentation fund by voluntary
contributions Of small sums by members and
others, monthly, had been adopted, and all are
invited thus to unite In sustaining this effort In
doing good among large numbers Of persons
not otherwise provided for.
The object and plan of operation Of the
Christian Commission as set forth In the paper
adopted BY the commission when recently in
session was read. The active agency Of the
commission for this locality consists OF a dis.
trict committee Of three, appointed by the
commission, Rev. Henry 9. Westwood, VIM. J.
Rhees and VIM. Balantyne; and an army COM
mittee Of seven, appointed by the Association,
authorized to elect their own chairman, secre.
tsry, &C., in correspondence and cooperation
with the executive and distributing committees
In the city of New York, Jos. H. Bradley, Jr.,
R. T. Morsell, 2. Richards, Chas. II. Utermahle
John Vanzantvoord, Geo. H. B. White and Otis
G. Wight
Very impressive addresses were made by
Rev. Mr.. Pierce, correspondent of the Chris
tian Watchman and Reflector formerly Chap
lain Of the New York Seventy. first, SO long
| quartered in the navy yard, by Rev. Mr.. Al
word, Secretary of the American Tract Society
Boston, and by Chaplain Gallagher.
Resolutions were adopted appointing an
army committee, as recommended recently by
a general conventions; and rendering to the
Christian commission the use of the rooms
granted to this Association by the Post Olioe
Department.
The exercises of the evening were closed by
singing hymn, and prayer by Rev. J. G
Butler,
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

CHRISTMAS PRES ENTS.
GLOVESl GLOVES
LADIES FURS
BUCKSKIN GLOVESl
MILITARY QUANTITIES. !
MCCLELLAN FATIGUE AND ARMY CAPS!
LADIES AND CIILDRES's FURs !
Just received at SEYMOUR'S,
dec lA-2wsif Georg. town
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

yLTRAPPING PAPER
w FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

OUTER BUTTER BUTTER
100 kegs choice Goshen Butter, just received and
for sale cheap, hy
b. HASTINGS y CO.
323 street, facins Pa avenue
nv r'-tt Philhn rNno 10 Nujt,i"C,
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Whttehurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,

dec l9-tf
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Gopartner8bip iloiirrs.

dissolution of COMPREHENSIVE
The Copartnersip heretofore existing in this city,
tt1 name OF CAhPENIEA PLh S. is this day dissoly
- oy mutual consent, h Francis Carpenter Withdrawing
HVin ihe concern. FRANCIS <. CARPENTER.
q, JOHN 4. PLASi.
me bnes viii be Continued in future Ut the place
,h7t INC nm i,he % 4. PLASS Co. by whom all
be srted. n pi,As9 n Co
hey-York December IT, 1861
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Gtationrrn ono 5dnen GOODS.
rr1,iE PIN Is MiGHTIER THAN TIE
stgUND"
TIro GOrD pTN-Ilir Est or AL PENS.
y - y =. M 4 !. u ~. IN rlE WoELo.

styfND"
TUr GOLD rrN-Ilr Est or ALL PENS.
1rONTON-5 GOLD PENS.
ftE BEsT PES. u.s. riE WOlio.
m ,ss.',t 81 nv " iap assiag 80 ca Or pos'
e. ,cc+ cod Zen or .e"' sr.'a''9 ''@ s"@s "ee''1",
'"S..'' ',i.tf.5 Pr,.-, WITHOUT CASES
For - csas its M-e g. rs 4. regs i.' lucy L ,
r. ID t,s', b. Isa.IH ;o...
Vr.-5.sa.c. r- g. s. ., p 30. 8 - ..---.-,,--rr.s
u. AXE FEN5 IN ai,.s t-pitTEp TNtENalo"
CAfG,, WIN rENCiL'
For e -s,.s t.s t ,sc Pen. g. cc5. OBJ, oHF ~
rr 81 Ire Awas..e,ily pe.i ft ~ g. tic ~ 49, te1
an ~, 'S SEQ '' 'r-. IN po. e. o. sv,rl.s
'ao e.-ry ore Of which aats' oa1a'i sO'' d INC o'
10 az vo-or.o "Trubrr" and "onaIi'y' are
r.srpsa o.. Vie lola n' t-rs 'u4 'ne FCn' ar aeu.
60 ~, ~; So Z besr: &c sir4sst. 10 he l,rEe.
easr te. f.r fh" roct.tt 10 . = s's't' >" % -
IT, -t,'rr. 10 Ial Pen. Joy ih~ desk TO "oa n'fai
s..sa,i r,iii'es 5la.t Eihs o. 10. s., o mi
,ad ,,r on, % f.., quality The 'nsraVnss are facim
he' Of '-' ' G1oGn ffr%5. WITHOUT CASES
For Is cent, 80. Pea, y, qualify, o. No. Pen 80
so 81 No Pen ', qaslity, ora No Pen, I'd quality
- g. NJ. $rc, ,.i qna'fy aNo 4ron "a quail
W g. r., n ~. i, quality or No. reu "a quail
ty ~ 81 ~ !eu. ID quality.
pr ~ rs No. 5,q cu,l''y ora No Pen "a quality.
riE .,,ie 90 - r,<S ~ SILVER EXTENSION
sAS.s WIFI PENCILS
o. : 80 ago Pee, sf Gis!-y, or No. Pen dqualii
To- l g., &c. P,u, 1t quality, no. Pen, "a quar-
g.. cr a 10. Zen 81 gu-.i,y.
- - 80. P,s '..q rE.y No Peu, "a quality
o. o. No 5 Pen IA C1,'y.
soi 80 % ,o4 Pen, L quality or No Pen, "a gn
Tcr l3a 30. 2 Pm qu- 'y. \ No. Pen I'd quality
o0IU P4SS HAi1IsitGt ii,i?s+H sILvER-MoUNTEn
Dt- .-HpLDERS.
For - No Pm, for s . No. Peni FOR 81 70 a
NJ 6 Pan. For - so - = Pom - =.
IoI A4aNo. O Pa ~ 60 sc. sPen and for SO No.
lat Qu,lit' are pointed it'll the very Ii3osme
l. .s err u Is selected, % his qustf are s1ll
yib he -e,; perfection which sEl and nc c!ose''
7e "a .4at," are superior to any Pens made by him
yrtyi1us 20 2 ycsr 1850.
Tie 81 o.,it," b 4. shan en-, in res ect TO Du
rsitr tlaisiy ail 'oo Wri Qualities (.hc only tue
cpt.i .-.ars.I,l any, cod Pens ns1e else where.
iaIed tie CueaQ Ool FEES be teg le.se 70 say IN.
Feyaus - elsir. bis AID Pa eated tachines b.
could u3 rssr 81. GOOD Wnnc sod Durable feus 10
ne u5'ce I'D ths Gpii besl frri.h-d cautiously
P7rsy iag nl-' ia Ct i1s Gao,s spaiF me Nvi
be-" Ont Q8aifg" II t Ies rcLs dae Cases %d"tea
- For sale by al O--r. in the hDe Throughout ioe
coULJIy .--o,.
:, 8, alsiden Tsn-. Ne,v-Yofk.
ANY one ding rug'a 1T posaIp VIII receive eH
Q. . rf-. aha. r.i. ed
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Frte II per Bottle sI Bo'tlea for IS.
AYERS CHERRY PECTC HAL,
FOR TIE CURE Cd
COUGHS. COLDS. HOiRsENE s. INFLUENZA,
BRO CuITIs, wHJOPING COUGH,
GROUP ASTHMA INCIP-
LENT CDNSfJJpTIDy

lent CONSUMPTION
sid for 'he relief Of eon.unPe patients In advanced stages
Il the di-ease
Ne need .pek N. public o. IT, virtns' Throughout
ever town sod aost every tat ~ tue Ame icsp 4 -
b. onde nj e pulmonary 't";. nav. istie J.
al, tnown Aa, lev se tie ffm.i~s 4 an citse
ru ~ vi hou pisonsi Ngf 'fco ( /. en' L; "a
~. csmuntl es Auya lfrr ssh c. We nor 'nnn
th.m ..n- living trophy 81 HI. victory -uhtie aud
i-ofon. di.s,.,s tn snd hing. WI j. tr
raNs ol s,e set kanvn % men fr toe ifuii' "
di.rss-. tn pulmonary orgs. l. ~is ne
s.l-st -,red, tlf 10 'in O. al '' ' sax
a t..f p--ous P..tis should haV- " d s'" 20 ,,-t
the ts. enemy that -as ION tir.1 un"r"lefr' v
-. .,,.p, ground. b.isse tho 'hfNti fEttuttL
~, ,l. i've. hv piou T. prevents ihnn ~ - u
cure. k- ~ yoI sud ipaf c Ids "Aie 10y re
raa ~ ns 'h~t, un'il 20 iunsn st ein ia'ti '
urY.faa. csr.-r tha the v-l- esfs your -
away 81 til fiiay u la di ofd'i SD 70 ifey
80 yuu,, - 4. r~nr'y We h.cf nr 30 ~ Do
.. 10 80 ufr th-ui .if ib- ne n ual he We
I'd. ~ O., c,r toll 90 ldgc' h the r1fs' lcriret
.sils ord s.fd ~ DO o. it she beat ssrnt
.t.t suf - Ii eau iur4 81 2 tLrit cI-.
IAFPaNEp ~ bR. =. Z. AVER,
Pee l ard An.yfcsl Cae M Lowell, hais, aHd soid %
~ sfu. .stt even .sii~f-.
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A. ". MrEeiS AucuoGe-,.
ny RANCS. NLkNIN d Co.. A

a. ". MfkeiS. Auc1DGc-,.
DY BANGS, MLRWlN s Co., Irving Build
} irgs Fos SO ans t9' Broadway Safe Of Bo'ts Sta
,oneiy Fic,ules WORKS % Ar ,ncy Goods Furrt1rr ~
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY EtENING5 Dee l. end 20, ct
.! c'eiock
CHOICE NEW FSGLl,H aud American B0O%a.
comyd'irg gressvlr ~ Of fine Lrsy tdio ~ b. Nd
afd Nok. IL uefly q. I,gtue T. Of LisIatIre aud h.
eel sueYs pIbica9n mostly 81 hrr aud sub.'siih hndrg
Al-0 large cll,cijn IT sUfEKgLY I'LL sTRATfD
BOOKS richly esyels found sui sbe for Libra ie.
and the p o'chrg Holiday Co osues are ready
aud thu 3, oss Wv Al the Salcaroorns
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. a al q oe,ork
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL hOORs-Comuriiny +,
great vuiety Of valuable Engh aud American Nos.i IN
bra ehes Of Medicine aid Surgery Including nai Tia, are
oIpeD.vely illustrated, ard Oh Ice a.d .csrcc yourss
Also. collection VI STANDARD Work Ia Mcuaneou. Ltsra.
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MOTHERSM MOrHERs!H

Va .-.-.-. .-..,,,,.-,,
-Doa', hn to procure MRS. wISSLow'S SOOTHING
sYRrP ron CHILDREN TEETGiAo. 1t has No equal
on earth so mother who has ever iri-i INKS NiSLO"
SOOTHING sYRlf viii consent 10 10, her child pass
,fou.b the d,ie.,;n. aud crit,, peoi of,'e'h. without
~ aid d ,. ns.n.oo rrcp.i tn n io and neah ean
be ,slnsted By dollar, snd cents IL b worth u wega In
gold.
Million. ofbo,is' all every year in ,hs Unisl States
1t s. an Old sad weLIrisI remedy.
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Serving Hlatbiues.

4 NEW FINKLE 81 LYON SEWING
~ MACHINE FOR SALE cheap. Addres, &C d. H."
box No. 100 Tribune Oihco.
~ II + RE SEWN GIN ACIIIN
IA for Family and Manufacturing purposes reduced price,
AID econ Cdzting terms SassroI No SO bfo.dssy
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oTnce or rug HAa1roY PiRs lyscK4HycE co.,

FsNHE STOCKnU. DrhS Ivy, atc n.' sS1R tHpEa
4 thst SEMI ANNUAL DIvIv----. afer me
CENT li,s been declared and y ii be payable Oh '"'
Ii - MONDAY h January
An elect for Dirc.os for be ensuing yea Will also %
b. 4 on day. Polls open from IL an 60 p. M.
This rom any continue ~ insure usual the moa
reasonable terms. }. {. NINANS, Secretary.
December 40, 1891
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1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1891
AOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD Il OOI
GREAT pOUBLE-TRsCY RoUry

The capacity Of the Eoad now e. @ 90 sn, in m. comma,
ItE GkEAf sHOW Lihs 10 TiE NEST
=, o Cnes va AsOr II onss. corner Of Ves.y+t
eo' = if the transportation Of and fos
N-cn, htA CHclso 81 LoGi-. g. PAD Nashville, IeJr. "a
eN.o eea., 1ne al o'irg in tie ct Nonh.N. ed
iou'e. ~ ~
hough trains for the IVES. leave NeYor q ct OF Corr>
ahustl !IeTHng Ltp'es,. a. NJ; Eytui0g TX re.. On
ESQ al y. Z ON -anl- Pile. Viz. Alieuiowp -
rsing Ptshugn at II d.s and COM ecS q, 70 VITA
ali 3 ese-p tsif
siosIng a. d su,otns on ~ the trriu.
aie e"sys .. o" ana tie tine qgicx by any o.hse
y his roue, eit.s Il ell description. can be forwassS
D. end hori Any pi.t o Railroad Of Ohio Eene.y ia
risDs, limos, NDcoisiD, Iowa Missouri by RAE.
DAD d ECt. oT g port the pay.abls r,,y. "A
he Meet b. -tran,.'s from Pits6sr,h.
Freight 10 and from ANY point the W... bv
the en0syl Tsnia .a cad are ~ all tr favorable a. are
c,sigei ~ other railroad ConpsBs M-fcant. aad .h,.
per- inrung tie s9oastiD o. their Feish Coz
IHiiy. ecu T. . With Confidence On IL p,.Gy ussgt
hi. Company ALEC Giaintsins Eiis Ac;ommo1s,
q Live BY !cl psTtlss yrsi G N,stwaid 10Y
chop 1ad ccni1 lie node d Conveyance al cue Lai tss
J. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. AstorEousa
lEECH TO-, Frig.t Ageais,
NO. | As,or House. s,d No South Willism.A
MCDONALD BIsIHofF, Ea'i5reet Aseni',
NO. sBI'ery.PscA
EHoCu LEWIS. General supt Altoona Pa
NEW-JERSEY RAILROsD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPhiA and the SOUTH AID WEST. via JGRe
sET CITY, Mail and Express Lines leave Scw-Y9fk at .
snd 10 NJ, "a sld " Fac 81 III ough 'icSc.s
od Tor the Sonh andWes aud through baggage caecksa u
=. - ouo Eud u trrirs.
J. ". WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage win ne receives for any trii9s uL.s s-rsa
eDd chrcGed - minutes in advance OF the ae OF lealg.
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- nnR TO 10000 gfntam1u with this
-, ~ N8 ,um 1 ci'h vi3e. % tom sconreciou 'i.n
.. reliable faf'y c.iab ihsd h"rse 81 g." wn'ie.a!r
br.-r.. W. brins addi 500 10 la cab ts4 eifht
ve.f' bisinc.. lefrr su eIfr 81 mercantile srqrant
ere Al fLl. city nd hrllb'nt enc llf trs ana an
tsb,sb.d srsetfr fIr ef.rsv eusrF.tr. auf flhy Al
co,tui cation. stic y ut.eutsL as n'ngsd
aIirr. "a 2h Tee, ios ia foa uaHe aud bcsIs's
U.I1S. Tniuna thcr
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when. Lv.n VIE particlaT order l. yh people ENJOY
batter be,h and live pug-r fr etriu. he blood h~rP
ihr bl od bel by AID i. veil; rut ~ilh i' Ianm 81
ii~ dorjrf"d can be M laItns h-ah sooner or
i-r, -iGe hing 9, aud tne great machinery Of
III. j. d.- lr.rT-d or hrprn.
Duig la. y-ars the p1rc have been ief b. lfre bot
lies prtssding give r Of Est',c Of Sif-'s IA ff
o dosr Most 81 th-S1 hlvs been ,uis upon tns y T.
for thy only cont H. iil- II ~af,pp BIZ ore
cufavr Trof-rs. wba Her," Ut ~ So pai mi
80 ppt imefn las ri tie of ne v ions Nfrici ni
), a. fla which n,nd 'ir urset. m u tie RAM" i l.
jaly de-pis-', sui b,s become sNnnhnous VI ih
sud chez. ii we ell THE compound -rrlIi SD ~
tend 1pple .ucJl rrrdy tll rescue tie s,1" u m
ne load of ologuy when rests ~ al Ne hti~ We
ave gr ,und tor becyn /, hiss yi'u- Vile & e
Nv the or ran tn d,sla.-f ini.rG-d 10 cs IN
their c,ui. 1t vrsa ION fn h syst M
h r,mcd, .hou1 0e jaJiiously token pceoag to difeo'
lions on tAc DO te
p.,,t.. ID, f,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
Tor Ee7hAvrn. :. . a M, tEx); l2:l5 3:3O(EI)i 49,
, udi 3.
tor iaseror;. !, a H.. Grli i2:n, $3.50 E,l; $50
4!3i and y.
fof bl.od Si,,iford ysirG-ld. Southport and woport
=. u.i l.:iH 2:'o end 80 .. u.
For orN siA, 80, 2:iS $50 tEK D. $50 $3.50, 5:
%, ?
orDaeD AID Greenwich, :, $50 m Il: l5 $780, $50
5:sh pL
Fot stanford :. 8, Tx s9oa M; l2;lS, 80 Ex) 3:
81, S:3l J;J 8 y
10 Pot CT, 'er nd inie mediate .tn,ion, 9;3oa 10 10;
10. 3..0;4:3o, 3.9J ESQ 6p "a.
ToI fOrt LA.s.r 4 ht = 10 belle, a. "A.
co 'NECIlNG TRAINS.
for Boston. sa Sph .iei, a H. OK $3.50 (Exh
tef Boston wa Shore Tine l.:l5. y. "a.
for Hiuiord snd Springfield. ia IL Nxl R;i3, $3.50,
tExl ..
FOR Con, 81 i,u River Beioaj to Montreal, Ia, EI.l,
aud lib.b p n,lo Northampton
Ter HartfOfd, Pros4vt ee and Frhkill Rdlroad m
tEx.l. l2ilJ -. ~
tor How.farn, NewLondoB and stonns.on Railroad
ats a. III, i2.l5 $780, y.
I or fsDal kiilIOod 1871 y. m. q Northampton
For iiOusaionic ktiroaa 10 Piitsteii b a. IN
For Nangstuck Raiosd. 8 =. " $50 y. IA
For Dantufy aud Norwalk Railroad, DiO IN $500 D. m
CommoLious s &c ins Tar. al aci.i 90 II train
JAMES II. HOlr. Superintendent