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FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, &C.
THREE O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9, 1861.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9, 1861.
AsHEs-The market is steady for Pots at q. Pearls
are quiet.
FLOUR and MEAL-The inquiry for Western and
State Flour IL active, chiefly forhe better grades;
these are quite FIRM the low grades are without
change, but are more active.
TIE adyices BY the steamer regarded as favorable
The sales are H. 400 bbls. at IS 30a$5 IS for Super
fine State and Western; IS 1896 so for Extra State;
s5 20 for choice do g. IS for the low grades
of Western Extra 8 80 90 for shipping brands Of
round.hoop Extra Ohio, and s. e5aE Is for trade
brands do.
Canadian Flour il without much change; the de-
rnsnd il moderste sales of go bbls. at y 6OSN 20
for Extras.
Southern Flour il less active; holders are quite firm,
ut prices above the views Of buyers; the demand Is
mainly for shipment; the sales are $50 bbs at - ~
a Sc for mixed to good Superfne Batimare &C., and
s. IOF$7 Is for the better grades.
Rye Flour il in good request and is not plenty sales
Of lGO bbs. at 81 35a$4 Is. Corn Meal is inactive
but steady at 80 10 for jersey at - 5Odf3 % for
Brsndywine.
Buckwbeat Flour il in fiir demand al s2qs2 % y
20 10.
WHisKf--The market is firm, the demand is fair;
sales of $50 bbls. at 20c.
GRAIs-The Wheat market ia very frm and there
ID more doing for export and milling. White is held
with increased confidence The Gales are $4,000 BUSH
at 81 2Sa$l 90 for Milwaukee Club, delivered, and
81 70 for do in store 81 29l al 30 for Amber Wis
oopsn and Iowa; Chicago Spring on private terms;
81 32d$l SO for Red State; 81 3ja$l sc for Rcd
Western in store; Al 29I for Canada Club in store;
and 81 81 for White Indiana.
Barley ia quiet but firm at 75dS5c. Barley Malt is
held higher and IL nominal at s5a90c. Oats are in
request at 3ji &c., for Western and Canadian, and
3e,c for State. Rye IL in limited demand at 75e76c.
Corn il more active, and closes with much irmness,
under the more favorable from Europe; the arri-
walls are ght sales Of n 900 bush. at &c. for West
EN- mixed in store 70c. for do, devered 7lIc. for
old Southern Yellow and sc. for middle lots old
Round Yellow.
PRoyIsIoss-The Pork market is better; the de-
mand IL active and the supply moderate; the sales are
$50 bbs. at sl6 75d Ell for now Mess, gil 10 for old
Prime, and 81 50 for new Prime.
Beef in moderate request, and is firm the arrivals
ARE light; sales Of $50 bbs. at - 1899 80 for he
packed Mes, and $lO a go 50 for extra.
Beef Hams are more active; sales OF 200 bbls.
choice nj en-
Bacon i. scace and wanted d, 81 a9ic Dressed Hogs
are in reques, at 81 &c.
Lard is firm the demand is fair sales Of 200 bbs at
lgi lOlc.
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PERSONAL.

SENATOR Toombs brought up to Wssh;ngtoas coach
mai ord f6otnsn with bis family few days ago. who
besI:ng VIVA, was going or from oar Danton OF the
Re,cIotion, and thinking their last chance took to
Choir heels Immediately after their arrival, and have
10, yet been heard Of The ToOnibs family have lad
ss,ei rinoe 70 ride in hacks, to their great disgust
Joshua NJ washpgton, editor and proprietor Of
sae Bermsdsan, died q; Hamilton, Bermuda, on the
ESd til. aged a.
-Eh said that Mr. Merry, a member Of Parliament,
q q moss suooessful winner on the ace-course iE la.
s,s,a during the past season. The gross sum MI. Merry
L. 0slned suoaiis 20 ,0O0 Lord Ailesbury fol.
ye,., 70 the tune Of 1000; Lord glasgow, s@ooo;
L.. - a M Oao aDd Lard ZslliDh SlJ 600
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr. DOTY, Private Secretary ofthe Governor, pros-
euted the Annual Report Of the Conmissary General
With message from the Governor calling attention TO
tho fact that there exits deficiency in the military
stores, which the Legislature should take early meas
ules TO supply, In addition to this, he recommends
that in order 10 meet any emergency which may arioe
the leRihture make suitable appropriation from the
1easuay TO be- used under the ordinary restrictions at
the discretion Of the Military Department.
Among the notices of bills were the following:
by Dir. ROBINSON Concerning the public health
OF New-York, Kings, aud Richmond Coun.ies
by Mr.. 1OWNSEND--Of bills repeating all the
City Railroad bills OF Last session.
by Mr.. HARDY-Io grant the consent Of the state
tho purchase Of land in the City OF Newfork by the
l Dited States.
BY Mr.. ARCULARIUS-Of u bill TO create q Com.
mission OF The residents Of the City Of Now-York to
frame city charter 10 BE- submitted to the people for
approval at the general election.
Tho following bills were introduced
By Mr. SHERWOOD, for Transforming the eollec-
lion Of assessments Of New York from tho Street to the
/ nance Department.
Dy Mr.. DARBY, 10 authorize Brooklyn to build u
new market in the Western District.
by Mr.. BALL. for tbs collection Of agricultural sta
tsticr.
BY Mr.. ARCULARIUs-To smend the general Mi
liiia laws.
The question pending at the adjournment yesterday
on Mr.. Benedicts resolutions for sword for Maj. An
d.rson came mp, and the revolutions were laid on the
inbls ithout debate.
Mr. PIERCE moved the reference Of various por-
ons Of the Governors Message u appropriate stand
iug Committees, with instructions to report on the
AR. KENNEY moved for report from the Metropo-
Titan Police Commissioners OF the hner collected, snd
"w disposed Of, Adopted.
A. bait past o'clock the Committees were an
Jrrced.
The Committee IN Finance are Messs.. Robintoo,
'ns'i, Feuy, F!e.re, Kerssn, odel, and Wood
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
1Hg STAR OF 1nz WEST sroKrs.

The STAR OF 1HE WEST sPoKgs.
Capt. Rumsay Of the steamship Thomas Swami,
which arrived last night from Savannah reports pass
ing on the 9TH inst. off Hattoras, the steamship Star
of the West bound south. 9Th inst, of Egg Harbor,
spoke brig Gen. Bailey, for New-York.
BRIO CONQUEST ASHORE.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
EAST MoRIoHgs, l.. l., JAN Z, 1861.
The brig Conquest of New-York, from Jackamell,
ST. Domingo, came on shore abreast Of East Morches
at midnight of the 9Th inst. Her cargo consists Of
coffee, loewood and mahogany. The coffee is nearly
all landed in good order and probably, should help ar
rive soon, the weasel will be got ofoat and saved. The
crew, mostly Dance, all landed in safety.
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Fire I'm buffalo.

BUFYALO, Wednessfsy, Jan. =, moi.
TIE extensive tobacco mandatory Of james Adams
& Coz on Warrington street, almost entirely con-
suned BY fire this morning. Loss on the stock about
$40 COO upon which there l. an insurance of els 000
in the following Companies City of Hartford 81 600;
Hartford of Hartford, 81 900; North American OF
Hartford, $3.50; Etns of Hartford, $500; North
American of New York g., 600; Home of New.York,
5000 Hampden Of Springfield, $1,000 The build
ing was valued at about $4,000, which is not total
los II is insured for s. 900 in the following Offices:
Buialo Mutual, $1,000; Hartford, 5000; Liverpool
and London, 5000; Charter Oak Of Hartford, VI 0OJ
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw YORK TRIBUNE


AuGrsra, Me-, Jan. & 1861.
Ex-Gov. Morrill, was to-day elected TO the United
States Senate TO 81 the vacancy occasoned by the res
qnation Of Mr. Hamln. The vote in the Senate was
u-ianimous. In the House the vote stood:
For Hotl!. ............. ..'''''''''''lS
For q. H. sbspley.,.... ...s''''.'''''''' -
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Hle0ical.
OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Organized under special leg sye authority and governed
Ft.bi,hn er Is guaranteed as responsible aod Trustworthy
Institution and the widely Known and best e-sonsa
Ts.1iSosIAis RKeAkDIss IT'S MsDtcrys rrs-
GisHxp rom such men as
Rev. n Bases, Of ne Mstsod,. Chsroh:
le.dns Divnes Physicians, and pubNs men
Grssnbc Company fully justice. me n expressing tho opi
As'' se aAE es.at ,ea %S..ss.
hereby certify tbs. have examined number Of tes.nous
oo.. Of theT medicines. pleasure q ..yins that sh
e pablo I'd
Sire, ,, rise o.. Of tie .rl-s IrS.n5,rs NsSias' hs
0s'"" UTERINE CArHoLICoN,
which "a the only reliable FOR thoso dsses which rendd
Tie lives OF women from the age Of fifteen upward miserable
an extent only totheuelVes These diseases sict mar
in lie Afford. any sasTsn.oe sssns. them Be.s &
local uss1ns symptom. they are Onen attended VIII
Irregularities wsaA ness aintne.,,
O'i6sfs ssesiftat h lac :st =:
BIo1Ii1 81 syer s =. ae' 81
p,uias.s -Servousness-- Observation-Disclosures
Disturbed yeep- Fushes OF Heat
Dlacut posing of Urine with heat or .msrtics-
Burning IiItaiios Of he g,srse ors.nss-lan.ie,
pspta,ed Appette- Fi..aeacsaotuplsas.rs
brram.-Psin 10 Lhs Uterue Organs
Loss Of Msuory-Psin IL the Bach.
Dr. Bs,pos- Dear 81, Methods. Mastsr and Asss
10 travail sIueb among the country towns who're Sc aAy
penpe In their homes Knowing the GEseten5eTs hedicss
icon work absolute miracles haye seen mar, -
woman, to whom hsse advised thc Cathoh
aud on seeing her again che has tod thss she cas- oeee
~ cured and that sh- would edyse woman who wa sn
th female weakness irgrlsrlsy or uterine an
40 shsyt OF bread until ss aoaTs saved 10 ssni o
s sS ss " ,.s s .sr bob S'P
In the country have AbsIot fog years in vsn have hnos
' may look upon - Ess " sES5
THE aRAEfENBERG MARsHtLLS UTERINE ca
THOLICON 10 prepared by an educated physician and NAY
ty depended upon All Other preparations should be 49,
r,:ee N 80 y., tote F..s DoLL,ss FIyK Bcrrts
WILL NM ssSr ExpREss Ayp cHsHGss PREPAID WV
avn ov kxPsyss LiSK PROM Ns"'foax.
Adlfess
JOSHUA T.. BRIDGE, ND.
Residcr, PSy.l.ian; G5ae =. sGsss IL S', yssss
No. 8oND-Sr, NEW-foSA
TIE GRAEFENrGRo VEGETABLE PILLS
,re the best In the world f.g faaly nae sna f0r
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iiEADAcKn- M etshs.rs
a., ,or.X H.sIIEsETEunS- -SArssA - -
Way or ArPxriTE-oSsrsPsiA--Li' CosfIAist-o
q, oeoovs, of asf, ey4ot ldsss asd ss to ei ATT
,r,, or. Glscrte fse kJ,s ~ oSeesst
tor he raclestery Ps sa Ss jear'S -oT' p'e"s@'
r., Price ~ esp.. per box o- tbs ript OF enc dollar -
boxes vii be- By mel. Tree OF poease g. any Ps'"
county.
- AL OF tLs CraeeIbeg sieiss,nss ss sod a. Nc
>, sp ~ RpipC, A. n e ysi, "a oss part e. Nss
sift aad a1 rsets. Asa. az h ,s-sSsee - ~ -
b.,o in,,,ssss Bu11.sss, No. y BOAD-si'' "e~A"N
he 4 psIasi:sSa TO r' ss T ,So Sss iesi f,s.
prsg y PI.Hopr af Harvard Usa~errfs. Ass~
Rev L. H. CAArrS D. D.. q Nee lS.s
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Marine JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.

s.e.nnshp-Mo Vernon LsyGe'd Savannah, H. b. Cron
well s. Co . go
BaiLs-Tivoa Brown Wilmington. Sturss CO. Sparkling
Sea, munson Venice l. B. Oasor . -
ria-spre Prize R!o Jsnero Sif knn, IroEslde- Co.
Belle OF tha Bsy Holloway Mobile T.. d. Ilurbut Co.
SchoopeIW lsn hsson, Ssspes, Sabine PAS SoTcsos
Prince.
s!oop--Phsply Shepherd Norwich master.
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MAx sarrp from DRowEIso.-Last evening,

MAN SAVED FROM DRowsISG.-Last evening
Shot II O'clock CoHswsin Garland Of police bo1 No which
Co.,, ,itg at Pier No IS East River rescued from droxniug
SDsu neraed Thomas Connsrly Thomas had mboed rather
fely end Losing h balance fell into the dock Another
maud John Hussey Jumped In ssr him to hun but be-
ouiaE exhased In the EFFORT he Obliged to seek his
ssss At this police boat hssened 70 the assist
nnee OF tbe drowning and rsc0g bin took him 20 the
evs,fb Ward BsttonHoase, whs be daily cared Tor
Co ~ ss Garland has previously been insroue1b In Ssytug
Kves b. iaaansn. danger from drowning .
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Conversational Nomination.

BOsros, "Wednesday, Jan. 2, IS6I.
In the lid District Of New-Iiampshre the Repub-
lcans have nominated T. NJ. Edwards for reelection TO
Congress
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r.xks., Peno-,.l BIZ 7slegrapA.

PHLAprLPHi, Jan s-FLouH advanced sSc; supsrhne At
81 tOd IS % WHEAT steady While, 81 f@tl So III
> oG1 IS CoEs firm; old Yellow zoe ne~t bsdhJo.
C0rysE fu; Of 800 bsg, Rio, id2c. LARD steady
a. e0llc. WHiSkr firm Of lGi9lec
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Tuy Snip CtScsNArrs. previously reported having pm
b.k ky ser dchsrEing p.r a. her cargo, on Wednos
dy moIng ,oen on Tie large Sectional DOct for repairs 3D.
v,1l be stripped recauksi and newly cePpsfed.
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SwIspIlsG PooR WosEs.-On Wednesday MORN
ing number of indignant women themselves
AZ the Detective Police Office andcomplained that they
had been swinded by man styling himself Professor
Hano This individual, who gives his residence "a No.
Monroe street. has recently been advertising that he
WAS willngo receive number oflsdy pupils TO instruct
in the art Of converting photographs and Autographs
into oil paintings. He announced that in three lessons
he could convert novice into proficient in the art,
and thus give to his pupils pleasant profession by
which they could earn goodly number Of dollars per
week His terms were three dollars for the course of
lectures and 1T this price he received nuumerabe APP
plcatons from women whore scanty means made them
eagerly seize upon any plan which promised TO afford
diem pecuniary reward The Professor received the
necessary a. from each pupil and designated Wednes-
day morning as the time for them 20 receive, at his
room, the GIs OF the promised lessons. At the aP-
roined hour the ladies began to assemble at his resi-
ienc, but on applying for admission found the door
locked. The first comes waited patiently for long
time for the Professor 10 make MS appearance, TIER
numbers being finally increased BY fresh arrivals until
upward Of twenty women were congreesNed around
the house. Time moved on and still no Professor, ahd
indications of rising wrath and IN the Dosom'
Of the injured innocents began to make themselves
manifest Finally. despairng Of seeing their tutor tho
indignant women formed in procession and marched to
he Polio, Station where they made complaint against
the Professor. Sergeant Dixon imTedately recos'
pzed, in the description given OF Professor han"' tho
somewhat famous Prof samuel Downing who wss
recently arrested on - precisely similar charge Ga
,h. occasion tho prisoner was Discharged from custody,
on hs declaring his Willingness to il!l all promises
A complaint will be made sssinst hun to-day, aud
his arrest viii doubtless speedily follow. The indg-
nan, women express o proisanca for administering
summary punishment themselves cpon tho supposed
swiudler, having already provided themselves with
eowhides for tina. purpsA.
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Philndelphin stock Board.

PML.pnLrHiA, Tursday, JsIt = M
stoei, heavy Pennsyv,ns State fyes sSl keAinf Rsi
road lst Morrs Canal s.; Long lssud Railroad 10 Psnnsy
,sni. Railroad Bl, Sight EEohanse on Ss"'fors' 100.
4 premium.
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The Canada Outward Bound.

BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jan. ?, M.
The steamship Canada called at II o'clock this morn
ing, with passengers for Halifax and 80 for Liver
POOL. She takes out specie.
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( isst asne,siste Eoitio,x
ONE O'CLOCK.
CITY NEWS OF TO-DAY.

ARRIyALs.--The Hons NJ. Butterfeld Of N. T. and
B. g. Andrews of Rochester; Jas G. Glib Of s. c.,
s. K. Van Duzer of N. Y, l.. Sturdevant of New
Orleans. A. B. Cox of Cherry Valley, N. T., and H.
r.. Stevens of N. Y, are at the Astor House.
The Hon. VIM. Kelley of N. Y, IL. L. McComb OF
Del, and the Rev. Mr.. Doughery of N Y. are at the
So. Nicholas Hotel.
Capt. John d. Fidsbie Of Csl., Col. Darlington Of
Penn, G.. ID. Bsysrd of the u. s. A., G. Adams Of
Texas, and g. Fl. verplank of Geneva at the Met
ropolan Hotel.
Capt. MCGEE Of the Royal Canadian Rifles, from
Montreal and D. Barnard Of Boston are At the Everett
H0Dse.
Ma. Crsnston of Newport, r. l., T. T. Smith and
family of Ca, and c. Wilson Of Ala are at the La
Esgge House.
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By TeIegraph.
Disasters, &c.

SAVANNAH Jan. sThe ste,rAip Florida from N.s York
sfr 3, ybre Friday morning md at the WHAT hero at
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lively snow storm came up this morning, and,
from prcsen, appearance, bids fair to lAst all the after
nom.
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NLW-YORK h. RLEM, and ALBANY RAIL

IN ROAD for Albany nod Troy, co1nectieg With the Ss.
York Central Railroad for az points West North Wet 81
land Borin gon Psttsbury Roses Point ogdsnsbuis si
Montreal ,.o...
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Dss
a. 1890 trains Will leave New. york, a. Ssaows;
row near civ Hall FER Albany, 7:ao & and +,s a.
Express. train Gon Seshst. Depot Fer MHsey 10 aa Il
Express nsi train om 26thst. Depot. For Sroton Fsl
p M, stopping at all stations above Yorkyie from fstaa
Depot For White Plzins 8i5 2:30 snd5 IN ssoppine
az ali stations from 26sbs.. Depot Foo White rAns SAB
D. m from White st Depot stopping at ali stations ~ WI
A. aII StstIcns For Wliamsbrdgs HAS (wedrs.&s
and Saturdays ony from 26.h st. Depot stopping At all ,at
Albany 7:iss a. and 44S Express Train Albany ios
a. m East Albany, II q: Express Mall Train C,ctsr
Plains s:lo l:ss snd 10 and 40 M stopping = all 81.
tons Wilam.bidse, $50 and stopping q IL
stations WiIansbridse 10 m wednesdays aud Saturday.
ony stopping ct eli ststicaA JOHN BURCHlLL Asst Sap
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A,u,Esr oy SrRLsr RoBBIRs.-Detective Farley
On Tuesday night s-eed John Collins. John smith, aud Cheres
tyConnos young amer sgd rom 10 TO 70 year' no e
charged with having coeaty assaulted N ssnJ o. So. -
MoiIovs street, The 0; CrosbJ ana frrce nNeu.
ohbius hin Of gold watch and bic pocketooos Ins Tg
iass.b no inc city, bat or her rearn wese ssresroa III
on,.ed 90 crme end told whsre the watch hsdeen pawet
ln,Y ~ . az ctfSspd Besdcnaressso awsi tocfs"pa'''
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VHAPPED HANDS and LIPS cared AN n !, ~ :.
~ begn nd ,he ss.s TAI cSMPnG SAKE WIrn 0Lfvs-
NE pn q ~ Ell s,eeSSrsst and 90 Ahsy By nal
Scid by HisSy sseana pesro"I W. "iAs' ~
ar,k EsySos, CAisga
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD lOO4
GRgA DoU8LK-rRACK ROUTE.

The capacity Of the Rood equal In the country.
TIL GREAT SHORT LINE TO ThE WEST.
Office Ne. Artor House, corner Of vesey-st.
Facilities for The transportation Of Passengers % and from Co
etnnau Chcaso s. Louis st. Psul Nashville, Memphis. New
Orioans and al other towns in ths wes Northwest an
unsurpassed for speed and comfort roy
Trouz ID trains for the NewYork foot Of Cou
lsndt.s.6Morninz Express Evening Express
Steering and snokingcsrs on al the trains.
Fsre always as low and the time quick, ~ By ssy
other route. .
By this route Frsshts Of ell descriptions can be FORWARDED
and from any point Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indisn
Illnoi, Wisconsin, lows, Missouri by RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the nAvsabIe rivera Of the Wess By
steamers from Pittsburgh. .
The Of Freight 10 and FROM point Of tbs West BY b
Pennsylvania Railroad at al times favorable are charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants snd ppers ntru
the transportation Of their to this Company rely
With confidence its speedy transit.
This Company maintains Emirsnt Accommodates
Line by which pnes spisatny Wessr enjoy cheap M
mode Of at half the h csxs rats
OF fare J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Aston Hoas.
LEECH 4 Co, Freight Agents
No. Astor House. and No. South Williams
MCDONALD BISCHOfF, Ernisrsut Agents,
No Battery psoe
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Tie Fourteenth Ward German Republican Club
have elected the following officers President, John
EiuzeI; Vice-President, Carl Siegman; Recording
fec5e,ary Carl Hanson; Assistant Recording Secre-
tarv ChaIles Koch; Treasurer Seebergeri Delegates
60 l;t rman Central Committee, q. +. hlotI, Henry
&C. PrIeT.
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E,OR NEW-HAYEN-Fare 81. Berths f,..

AOh NEW-uAt EN-fdfe 81, Berths frAa--
Ry 6esser. from Peck slip DAILY. at o. N. P.s.s.s
g. H.. ideu. Hartford Springfield Northampton and tovra
.S % a Vermont Railroad. tai the III IA train -
Me- W.ys o. remain board the boa, until the usx msr.
~ 4, wsrded by Express Train through h 49,
naans OsdeastSh Montreal and all interEedi.e tovis
J." S0N' os' FRANCIS HYDE Ars,,
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The Herald bes come items from persons just arrived
from Charleston:
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LUX bOclON anu INV IDI1NNE. va NE w
IL PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid sod sapedss
sfesmer BAY STATE Capt yewett leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. at Ocl sck 2 n,
and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brsyton, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st4 o'clock m, from Pier No
g. Mr..
Hereafter win be regarded secured any sppn
cant until the shall hsve been paid for.
Frveht Boston IL for aed through with great dispatch By
~ VIM BOKDEN Asen. Mo- 70 and II west-a
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NEW-JERSE1 KAILKOAID.-FOr PHIIA-
IN DELPAIA and tie SOUTH and WEST. viz JERSEY
CITY-Mail ard Express Lines leave Nswyok 1t and
~ and and Fare 81 Through tickets sold for Clio
cpna and the Nest and for Ws4huy.on. Now Orleans and
tho South nc ard through baggage checked to Washington In
a NJ and p N. trains.
J. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
checked Is minutes in advance OF the time efesvns
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There being no election, the Board baloted twenty
fi,re more with the same result 1t then being nearly
= o clock the Board took recess until "A o'clock
After recess, the Board took two more ballots, with
tbe same result before. At 81 O'Clock, motion to
sdj9un to Wednesday, at p. NJ, was carried.
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-,ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION R, R: Co

CALENA AND CHICAGO UNION X. r. Co
NJ FROM CHICAGO Ia DUNLEITH and ST. PAUL.
FROM CHICAGO to FULTON aud CEDAR RAPIDS
This line connection with the Illinois Central r. Co.
Fespo through without change Of Dunlsith, aA
thence By daily line Of 6rst-class steanbostst 10
PRAIRIE DU CHEN
Nc6REGOR,
LANSING
LA CROSSE,
WINOHA,
ST PAUL,
and Al other points on the Mississippi River. eonnectsa
DUNLEfTH through the Illinois Central Co. Nth DU-
BUQUE ard PACIFIC T. r. Co., 20 INDEPENDENCE. Iowa
snd 81 FULTON With the IOWA AND NEBRASKA c.
to CEDAR RAPIDS Regular daily train, ran mornlug and
evening to sbovenaed points and Sleeping Cars VI
tached TO night trains The attention Of travellers TO aud from
the We especially invited to this route the mos
pea,sut that region Through tcks
and bforns.ion be obtained at the AGENCY Of The
GAIENA AND CHICAGO r. r. Co., % Courtiandts
aud Brosdwsy also the principal tickle. agencies at Tie
h%'' '"' " - T. b. TALCorr Genl. sapt
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS at I q. m, for Dankhk- Buala
Csnsndsgus and principal Stations
MAIL 8l3 for Dankik and intermediate StAfiona
This TTain remains night 81 Enlra
WAY It $50 IA, for hdlissowu He1burgh, and tnsss
mediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS. daily at p. m, for Duniit BufiA,
Cenndus and principal Ssons The tain OF Saturday tors
at all Mall Train Stations and runs only 20 ElniTs
CHAS. glS0T General Sept