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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-20
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ter9or. """' O'""'
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10 4'e gf SItiT. aus SSanHeduier = YaafteOrps bss 2. $.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-20

Den 8reunoen IN Der @6Ia6t bet Srebe=
rtdsbur8 psrpanbeter Solbaten iptrS es ahe
senebm fsin, 5n erfabren, bae btelefben 1aiuf
tDr 8erlar9srt nod ben Milttarbppttdlern In
FtGren Staatfn Uper in Bic nngrensenber
LGtaatsr 9elenbet tpetpen.. .91o 31 M no.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-20

DaGbtugten 10. DEG, Go lauft bier
bas @eri,dt utn, oa6 Wsncral Sa0tG obbe=
re- Il! ei uuD Die 5Frren Stanton uae Gee
paro rslE9nirt battfn.
Osserol 9a(ef cling i~t6rt9eus 0elern Mor=
ass bon Bifr our Optonacarn.ee al, mn NIT
8urnltDe isa0 reu @ovpscomman0sursn 3u
cpnlultiren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ne ~-Hsven, sa m, (EIli l2:I3 9;3etET)i $780,
4;3o aud p. IN.
For Bridgeport 7, M, (Er)i l2:l5. $3.50 (EI) $50
40. and sp m.
For Milford sra.ford. Fairfield Southport aud Wespor,
IA. I2:lS. $3.50. and 4;10 p. IN.
For Norw.s $3.50 m. a;l5 $780, (E1)i $3.50, 400, S;
20. p -,
$50 p. IN. .
For stamford, = g. tEI) 9:3oa nj 1915, $780, Exl ,:
81, $50 5J0. p. .
For Port Chester and intensdsts sntion 93oa II:
70, $50 43o, 500 $50 p M
For Port Chester and New Rochelle, 9p. IN
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. (EI $3.50 (ELl m.
Fer Boston, via Shore Line l2:l5, p. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield, ga N, tExh 2;lp o:p,
(ELl Bp.m
Fer Connecticut. River Railroad to Montreal m, Erl
and l:i5 y. IN. to Northampton.
For Hartford. PrOviience, ard Fishkil Railroad m,
(EIl. 1915 .. N. 80
For Eev.Iissen, New London. and StonnsOn Railroad
ats a M, l2:l3, $3.50, p IN
For Canal Railroad. l2l3 p. m 70 Northampton
For Housstonic R4ilroaa 20 Pi.tshed, g q
For Eangatuck Railroad. Q a IN, 800 p.
For Ia bury and Norwsk Railroad, T. $50 $3.50 p
Couimodlou. S.eepiug Cars attached 70 p III. train
JAMES H. EOff. Superintendent
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fosi ano fonn6.

T OST or STOLEN-In this city, between the
~ 3oth ult aud the lst inst 81 SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDS Of The Chicago and Mi.sisippi r. r. Co now the
Chcsgo Alton and St. louis RI, Of - 900 each. with
coupons Of Jan 1851 Jan 1871 attached and tie coupon OF
Jan. 1876 accompanying each bond.
The numbers Of the bonds wi De given IN subsequent ad-
yertsemen All persons hereby cautioned against
chasing negotiating the said bonds any portion thereof
liberal reward will be paid for The recovery Of tie bonds
their delivery TO LOCKWOOD Co, - -
Nc. 70 Willisnst. N. Y.
EOUND-A small sum of MONEY, which the
Il have by identifying 1t snd pyng for this ad
vereDent Apply al the counter OF the Tribune Ohice
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Aep2lork DAILY Gribnsas
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Direh limo pp 4es. Charles scribner
At Home and Abroad Sketch Book Of Life, Scenery, md
Nsn. BY bsysd Taylor Caxton Edition. l2no. ~.
800. g 7. Putnam.
Common aries on the Surgery Of the Wsv IN Portugal 6pai
france sud tie Netherlands. By O. Guthrie. Y X. ).
sixth Edi Ion. l2Gio 20. CO. J. u. Lippincot, Co.
Ashcroas Railway Directory for 1862 Emo PIP 2ll Johs
Ashcroft
Mammal 70, Heavy Artillery. 1amo. PIP ., d. Van Nostrsne
The Works OF Thomss Hood, Edited bykpes Srzeta Va
l. limo. pp AS. Geo. T. Putnam.
The Farmers Manual and Ready Reckoner BY W. Court
ney. limo PIP. los Benjamin Urrer.
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MARRIED.

RNARp-HkSBnOUCK-At King ,ton on Tuesdrv.Js n.
4 by the Rev Dr. Lille assisted by the Rev d.. usns
Joseph Foeer Barnard. esq, of Poughkeepsie ana uo
Emily Burial daughter of the Hon A. Brpyu ,sbrsuok
HENRY-WALJEK-A Nazareth Pa. on Tuesday evr.nAs
Jau l. by The Rev. r. Wondering. Mr Eugene T. HeaIy
of-crspou Pa and Miss Emn8s h. Walter dSugh;e. OF f
Philip Waiter OF the former place
MCFARLAND - PICKETT In San Francisco, Cs- on
"Wednesday Deo H. at the redsnee Of the brides she
by the Right Rsv. Bishop WillsG Iogahsm Kip, Geors
T. Mcfarland Of Newark N j. to Kate A, eldest laughter
o! William Pickett OF San FIancsco.
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The Newfoundland Riots.

ST.. JoHs's. N. r., Friday, Jan. 10, iss.
The excitement al Carbonear is Intense ard m
ereasiny. Several stores were broken into last lsht
and arms and ammunition distracted. he enforce
ments are still arriving. 1t is doubtful IL the muP
tary will be able to prevent col ision much long,
The Ospray leaves Halifax to-day, with the Sth Bet
terry of ROYAL Artillery.
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7 s. MARSUALs SALE OF
Je BARK REINDEER AND CAT

~ BARK REINDEER AND CARGO.-DfsrRicr oP
RHoDE ISLAND. u. s. NARsHAIs OHFCs, PROVIDENCE,
Dec a. 1861 by virtue OF warrant Of sale from the Hon
4. s. Circuit Court directed shall sell q, Marsh,rs
sale. at PUBLIC AUCTION Commercial wharf aud At
tho Custom In the city OF Newport X. l., on the hi'
teeuh DAY Of January, 1907 - O'Clock, the Bark
REINDEER Of about $50 tuns bGrh-n her tackle eppss
and furniture. goods lsding add effects, viz.
cash containing Had Saws Back Saws, and ae ages OF
Knives aud Forks and Bit Stock.
cask containing Sauce Pans, Cooking Pars with covers
casks containing Paint In Pans.
ca.k containing Table Cutlery Iron Spoons, Hatches
Hammers &c
2cssl containing Sauce Pans Cooking Pens and Covers
3ctsks containing Glass Tumb'ers.
package, containing 30 Mess or Camp Kettles.
H. pipes containing Bread.
l6s 0ars cash containing Picked Haddock. Fish, bags
Coarse Salt packages, barrel Tassgo or J-rked Beef
Thin Oyecoats Spanish Cigars In boxes; 40
boxe. Caude ~ boxes Braudy Preserved Frut ~ boxes
Clsret Wines; Is boIes o r. DIN; boxes u. Brandy;
boxes Gin 100 Ses' Cut MAIDS, Of different saes bb'
Lime bbl Cement.
ATgus Ardonte Rum.
lca.e containing Medicines In small packages.
containing Medicinal Herb. and Lint IL packages
large Jars Chloride Lime; demiohn DsnfectinS Fluid
box small Sponge,; cask Butt, and Hinges; casks Iron
lisns TO inches cssk Table Cutlery, &c. casS
Steel Rat Traps cSsk Bn. Hinges Padlocks Spoons,
&c Mechut, War Knives; or 5000 ID Tesako or
Jsked Beef, IS Water Pipes ship Medicine Chest Rolls
and loose Flag Mitins, &c
Tie having been ordered to be sold by said Court
The sale viii Commence at Commercial whWf with the
bark Reindeer. ALBERT SANrohD u D. Marshal
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GaIcs bD AnttloM.
A. NJ. MzRwIs. Ancponss'.

A. M. MzRwIs. Ancronss,.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
I'D inrs Nos $50 ard 59s Brssdwsy-Sses Of Books, Sta
tionery Pictures, Work. o Art Fsncy Goods Furniture 20
SHERfFF5 SALE.
WEDNESDAY EVFNING Jan. IS. at o'clock :.
PRIVATE MEDICAL LlBRARY-BeiDg the entire pr
vse library of physician Of thi, city and compndne
most complete collection Of standard woks in all department.
Of Medicine and Surgery. including many expensive ard
books and large number Of choice Eng'h Puoca
tons &c. Catalogues are now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
NOTICE.-The BANK OF MONTREAL

NOTICE.-The BANK OF MONTREAL
IN having established AGENCY at CHICAGO, 10 pre-
pared TO do a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, and In
Herewith will attend the col lection Of
paper all accessible point. throughout the West Col
ecto interior points viii DO a. the k Of owners caro-
beipg used in relectng tho most reliable uedumChs ago,
Oct. TO- 1861. L. w. WILLARD, Agent.
Referring to the above, prepared to DRAW PUR
CHASE and COLLECT upon CD AGO On favorable terms.
We also PURCHASE and COLLECT upon the CANADAs,
and issue DRAFTS and CREDITS upon the various anches
OF the Bank Of Monrea aud Tie Union Bank Of Londoa.
KICHD BELL n OOILNIE,
no. 80 Pinest, New York,
Agents for the Bank Of Montreal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

Posr-OYYcK. AEw-YoRK jan. 0. 1861.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received uuti
SION TO THE POsTOFFICE BUILDING. Plsos ssd
specifications be examined and nformson obisined only
office the Architect Griffith Thomas No. 40
Broadway, between the hours Of and Ths
proposal ndorsed Proposed for PcstOfce Extension
are 70 be addressed to the signed Ii understood sk
the Postmaster General shall hive The rigt TO reject a
Of the proposals. w. Il. TAYLOR, PostussteE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

EOR LIVERPOOL.-The splendid British
IL steamship DAMAsCrB John R9,ken, esq. comm,ndsr.
Pier No ~ r. will sail for Liverpool direct TUES
DAY, Jsu. - l6e? This vessel & great fsyoriie In
the Mediterranean hstelass pasebger ship aud oilers
yery superior accommodations Carries stewaIiets
Bited number o. frcs passengers will be TAKEN at the
lowest rate.
Nv order ofhe Secretary Of State ell pssseugr' leaving
the ned states required 10 provide Themselves with
passports before they vii :. allowed board the sieae
Pa.ssngr, be board .. II this day Of sail
ROWLAND AsPISWALL Ayents
Nc. s9uth.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CIlANGE Of
New.York al 30 m FOR Greenpor, $50 and $3.50
H. for North I,p and Saturday, to Yaphank $3.50 n and
$3.50 D m Tor syos,e, $50 No. $50 and ior Heap
stead and $50 n ~, $500 and p. m. for Janiea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
60 Wbom II man Concern.

N0IICE.-The public are cautioned against
~ receiving pesoi5 for eight Promisory Notes pur
porting be made by JOHN SCUDDER. payable to the
order Of u NJ. PEACE for the Of Five Hundred Dol
each, four of them dated the Path day OF septeneT
1861 and he other four dated the Of september 1851
payable three nine aud twelve months from their
dates which said have been obtained wi bot any con
or value wssoever-,hrough fraud false preten'
.e falsehood-snd the have been nisappofaed The
said Notes will be found worthless TO the holder
January Q, 1902. JOIN oCJDDbh-
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Proposals.
AssrsrAsr G rsyn,p, oyylcs |,

ASSISTANT QvARTERyAsrER-G IsgRAr's Opvlcs
No. SrArKsr.. Hsw YoF,c Jan. ,. I8G2 !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until II o'clock the Io day Of ysnury
instant for supplying thousand cords OF good socna
understandable OAK oher HARD WOOD ct Fort Picks,a
Florida the delivery of which to eery 80 pr
csbe and to be completed within ninety @ days ssr the
gnog of the Bonds with two surctes VII DO
anred for tho faithful perrmsnce Of any cont. set which
30 made offering will pleie men'icn N the bs
the Of the whom they proPoe 70 offer saoA
sureties. Privilege reserved Of rejecting al bids.
ID. ID. TOMPKlnS Col and Asst .. h-0en.
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1862. + Il e. 1867.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
with its connection forms -
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Faos NEw.Y0RK TO THn PRisCiPAL WgsrEEs Ciriys.
Eight trains daily from New.York 10 Phiadephs, Via
New.Jersey and Camden and Anboy line 49,.
ALI Rol,rE LlAvE NswYoRK FROM TIE
FOOT or COURTLANDTST.
Bywsy Of PhisdePh.a tho morning pu.enscr' leave New
York time ss other ronss Evening passengers
a, s 0 m ono hour later than other lines.
By way OF Alsniown, evening ps,snger leave p m
hon later than the Northern lines and by both routes
srrye the tine Northern lines IN Chicago and all
POINTS IN the North West Cresne, Indianapolis LouiTie,
H. Loul. Cleveland Columbus, Cucinnst and all main
points West, with iswer changer OF can.
ptsbars6 5S5 nss and New York to ptsbursd ~ miles
smoking sud saloon Cars OF ~ tIsins
Fare the came other rotlys.
Bsssssc checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tele.; goodr NJ q used By f.66nTsh
The Penrsyvanis Central Company iuns 81 Immigrant
Accommodation Limo which affords comfortable mode Of
travel paroles Westward ct onehAf the usual rates
OF fare.
BY this route ssh. Of d.serp.ions can DO forwarded
to and iom any POINT tho Railroads Ohio Kentucky in
ROAD DIRECT, 10 any port the navgrbe rivers Of
the wsst BY ,kesners from Pitt,buIsh.
rates .. freight to and i,o. any point 10 ns est ny
charged by other Railroad Compsnes Merchants and shp-
prs inrng the transportation Of their Freight to ths Con-
''nS e'a rely with so11SsRe' s ~ Va pe'dI transit
Funers ana Dsales 10 Live Stock viii and this most all
yantsEeons roue Cspaious Yards well watered sup
and lie .1teons and eye attention paid to their
From Hisburg where will be found every convenience fo
tnd resting choice T. Offered Of the P,LADEI.
y. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Astor- Houss
LEIGH 4 CO., Freight Agents,
u,posSD n'Is ,SaofF' ED, SSs hs wa'~
xNoCH LEWIS General isOpt. Xl.ooas 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

EREIGHT 10 LIVERpOOI.-The British
Il screw steamship DAM iSCus for Liverpool direct hav.
good portion Of her freight already snssTrd will sal,
positively TUESDAY. January H. 1861 This sbp las ull
power Vaer ut arm.n,, y built ia tue mot
Thorough and 0-r, f.c-. to clippers no, surpassed
b. chi sailing o ri, No fest viii Do eved
scr 81 tie day previous 30 sal aud 10 h. OF ndins
.i BE- signcI til goods cleared az the Cusomlouse
TIE D.nascus detained arcunt OF the incleuaent
weather which int-ffefcd with her receiving r,is
ROWLAND 4 AsPlNNALL Agents. No. - Souih-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
Gopartnsrsbip iloiifcs.

HENRY w. SMITH retires from our firm
IL THIS DAY. the business viii he continued by the 70
ai4ins partner under tho ZANE nams1Nex rS1s jan "
1863. JhSsh HUH 10
The undersigned III continue the COMMISSION BUsi-
NESS Tor the sale Of Flour snd Grain a. No. II south
New-YoIh Jau y, l1b2. HENhf w. Smllh
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Ocean Cleaners.

Noricg TO PAsnsGERs FoR FrsoPg.-By order Of the
Secretary State all passengers leaving the United States
sre required provide themseycs wh passports before
they will b. allowed board the steamer. Pss.ensers will
subee ed trouble delay In procuring hsm, II
they call for Instructions 81 the Company Offices No 10
Brtadsay X. Y JOuN q. DALE. AGENT
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL. Andins and embaIking passspgsrs at
Queenstown tIrcand The LIVERPOOL New York and Phil
Steamship Company attend dispstching their full
powered Clyde built Iron Steamships a. oliovu .
EfNA...................,.... Saturday. Jan ~
kANDAkOO. ...Ss'ufdsys jan. ~.
CITY OF Saturday, Jan. 70
And every SATURDAY, at noon, from PieT No ~ North
River
FIRST CABIN. ...... SIS STEERAGr......."."e
Cabin 70 London go. 50 sssTaxe London...... 81
iint anin to Pafis... g. si-cfase to Par,.... -
First Cabin 10 Hamburg. g. Ssersge TO bannug. %
Passengers also forv Arded 10 HsyTe Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, a. equally low rates.
Persons wishing to bring out ther ends can buy tickets
bore At the follow 10 Newfork; From Liverpool or
Qusentown lat Cabin SIS as, and s05. sesess from
Liverpool 40. From Cue.nsto.D $50.
These Steamers have superior mnotaions Tor pan'en-
Eers and carry erpersuc-d Surgeons They built In
Wae,ishl lion Sections snj have Patent Flo AnnihaoF'
on bosd.
Fr further informs,ion sppIy IN Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent No "a Water 81. In Gasgow to ALIEN MAIL
COLIN. No. st Enoch,qusre; Ia Queenttown 70 q w
u. SEYMOUR 4 co. In London 20 klE rs MACEf NO.
u King Willam-st 10 Psri. 10 JULES DECOtE No
Place de Bour,e n Phlidrlphis 20 JOHN q. DALE No.
III Walnui-s.. OF Il the Company Ohsss
JOHN o. DALE. Agent, No Is Broadway, " T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

TIVE TRUSTEES of the SEAMENs BANK
FOR SAVINGS have ordered that Interest be paid 20 de
position, entitled thereto for month, ending Dec. 81, as
follows: ,. ,
Ga sums Of Five Hundred Dollars ind under at tie rate Of
FIVE per cent per aDnunl and ,
On exceeding Five Hundred Dollars at the rsfe OF
-FOUR PEI per snnum, payable on and ateT MoNpAi
Goth inst.
The will be placed to the crcd. Of dePosou as
pTnciys l-New-Y ork, Jan. ., 1867. .
WV. NHLsoS. Secretary. 7. FEhITi Pre- iaent
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STATE or ILLINOIS TBEGsrREH's OYFfcEs
sPKiSGFIEID, December 2, 1851.
TARJYFR's SAVTNGS INSTITUTION, No.

NJARINER's SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No.
wi 3dav. opposite the COOPER INSTITUTE, Deem.
Der 49, l3ii-iNfEREST ON DEPOSITS 81 the rate OF SIX
PER CENT Ter anuum on Of $500 aud under.
or and he 2O.h January
Dividends not drawn viii bear interest from I January
same q. deposit.
BANK OPEN DAILY. from Q = m. 10 ?. NJ. and on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY from to
3 r. M. THOMAS D. SllLLAihN' ffesiueh''
Isaac T. SMITH. Secretary.
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GEO. A. LEaUTT AuctoresE
GEO. A. LEAVITT 4 Go. viii sell at auc-

" ton at their Trade Sale Rooms Nos Il and 70 Mercer
st. MONDAY Jan. IS Catalogue Of misct aneous books Il
various departments o! literature. Sale to commence at o
o'clock D. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

yyNHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
Il MELODEONs and ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and
T. GILBEKTk Co.. celebrated 4EOIIAN PIANOS are tbs
finest for paIlef and churches now la use
large be at the waIeIooms No iSi
Broadway between Urand and BI0omests, which viii be
sold at ertrenely low prices Pianos and MelodeoDs nom
sundry and second hand to Let aud rent allow ed
n per rgreenent Monthly payments received
FOR tie same. Sheet Music Musio-Booi- and al hinds OF
Music Merchandise, o. war prices Pianist In attendance
will try IL music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
tlGs steamer will leave Sew.York the let lih and
7ls, of.seh except when tLs,s date. an SUNDAY
vh.n the day Of departure will be the MONDAY following
green. II. u. ALLEN. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
OTFlcg OF THE IlLIYois CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
Nyv. YoRR, December g. 1861.

OTFIcg OF THE ILLINois CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
NEwYoRR, December s. 1861.
AT a Meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the
IN ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
held ri their Ofice in New-York this day, twas
Resfed That Of Five DosIt per share upon
the Scrip Shares Of the Capital Stock Of ne Company be- and
the hereby called payable on tho 2oh dy oil January
1902 and that the be payable on the stock registered IN
the cay of NewYok al Office Of the Company In tbs,
City, The Stock registered in London at the Once OF
M, sss ROBERT BENSON Co, London; aud that parties
desiring to pa, their in London may ray the same
Of exchange sufficient to produce I'VE dollars per
share to the Compauy In the City II New-lors.
hssorsd Tbat the Transfer books be closed on the aer
noon Of the 18th January next and Teopened the 2h day
of the same month and that transfer be permitted IN OF
after that day Of shares upon which tie foregoing assessment
shall not have been paid - ,,. ,
A. shoys DT2swtFl.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

T n ItHINuOHU
~ From foot Of Couftisndt Connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lsctsw aud Western Railroad
iOn. forming direct no to PtsbursA aud the West wLou,
'n Wffs%ER ARRANoEME sr-c,mueueus Not, T. 1861
HaMSIsn1na Errnsss-At m for E...on Rssdius,
MAI Ts.rs-At 0 g. m. for Easton. Water Gap Scran.
tom ~ Great Bend. Piltston. wilke.b,rre Sc.
ID /. rssoug TssIs-FOr EastoD Mauch Chunk VIII.
Hamso.-r' Reading Pott.vile, Harrisburg, So
4r.s TaOUGH TRArs-ForEa' bethlehem Allentown,
'I 49, ,alTs S WAY 'Ra,s-yor someryrlr
sPa wc,rERs ExyrEssI For Es.ton Alisntown Head
lag absg sRd the West sleeping care nom
ExPKpss TRsIs FOR HsaR,sBrse1-Ihe . M Express
s9 ,,s arS VA OK Rsosd oheru
Central Railroad North aud Soah ana win INC ouhOe'
THy TasoraE EXPRESS TRArS THE WEST leaves
New.York No., daily snndsys excsp,edl making close
connection Hsr.tag with Pennsyssnia
change cars Pittsburgh and tat to cincinnati ana
Chicago -Four hours time saved by taking TIL, tram
York from Pier no. North kyer at 9;lsa M i1' S:Io
The boat. top Bergen Point and M;g;asT HsrCoT svey
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
WINTER fR,A ARRANGEMEN commencing MONDAY, Nov.
ESl For ALBANY. 1880 a. IN Express nail srain' from
'' Tor q. Il local trains see TIMETABLE.
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst sup't-
VINO W-HAVEN.-Steamer leave Mt 3p. m.
Passengers going further take the Train from there ct
II p. remain on board till morning without charge.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas
~ ssnger Trains from foot of Chsmbersst, G fslows;
Ia m., Express for Buffalo.
8:l5 m. Mali 49, -. r
OILS IN, Mix, daily for Otisvps and intsrmsdass Sta
tion,
II m, Accommodation. daily
3;Jl M, Way for Middietown, Newoursh ana n's'lns
diate Stations
5p m Ngh, Express, daily, for Dnniik, Buffalo; Csnau
Ssira and principal Slao The Triin Of Saturday runs
through 10 Budao. but does not run to Dunkrk.
Z D. ui Accommodation.
CHARLES MINOT, General sup't
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA and the SOUTH ard WEST. ya JER:
SLY CITY-Mail aud Express Lines leave New-YoIk at
snd 10 m, and II p. Fare So Through tickets
sold for the South midwest and through baggage checked
I q. ~. and 6 aud II o. trains.
}. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage win be received for any trains unless delivered
and CHECK IS minutes Al sdvsnce of the time Of leaving
NETWORK a. NEW-IIAVEN RAILROAD.
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"VDsON RIVER Raj. ROAD. For ALBA
IL NY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave: 80
''N For, Cb.mbsr,,t From 3Ohst.
and ,: .25 II: and 3: 10 and
rs and 8 M $50 p. IA.
Troy and Albany with sleep 10 40 pm tsundsys incudea
log carl. i0;l5p IN. ,.,.,e,
psie train. at 800 a. 80 m, ana H'5' ana %"
N. and IL ~ t;l3 p. III. pm
PeekskIl train, 400 y. uL 4.2a p m
Sing Sing train 80; - M, 1910 m, and '''o p III
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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DECISIONS, Bounty Land, Bounty Money and
Prize Money and sill other claims for soldiers their
widows and hefs, collected Promptly by, =, .. nj.
GEO. WOODMAN. No. 80 Pinett
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Sisamboats ano Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steam
ID ets COMMONWEALTH ADD PLYMOUTH ROCK.
from Pier No 49, w. NJ EDWARDS, Agent, oihee
No N, Westtr
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INOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RfyFR-The splendid and superior
,tesn,r METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown leaves Ne"-iork
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud sAru RDAY at
oicl6ct p N aud tho EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a, oeloci p. ui'
from Pier No. J ". X.
Hereafter no rooms viii he regarded as secured 10
ullr,ut until the same .lau have beea paid Tor.
sgh to Boston (, forwarded Though with great dispatch
by a. Express Freight Train .
MN BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 70 and II we't't-