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6pcClal Noiitcs.

Rrecllyn Mercantile Library Association.
Election, nhursdsy. April 3, ldoS
MEMBERS TlCkkE
REGULAR NOMINATloNs.
Fos Prcsiient
GEORGE ". PARSONS, ,
Lawyer No IS Rern'og't No il BroSdway' firm o. Bar
Vice President.
ALEXANDER T. ORR,
Merchant No Is sompiinspace No. 20 sorth''''' mn
David Bows q Co.
Corp 3 kRi 1ia'W,s WORN SSSFi1,''
Merchant sth-st, 81 sy No. sOUth''I' A'" o. H.
Recording Secretary,
JAMES ". HAGAN,
C!srk. No. IS Willow st.. with Metropolitan Bsns
HENRY i'i II. Evans
Merchant No schcrmeThon't No. 100 A'lsn'e''' co.,
Additional Directors.
LEBBEIs CHAPMAN. Jr.,
Lawyer No 2iJ Adsm.-'L No. y Wallet MN 'Asp'ASu
JAMES Il. FhOtiiiNGbAM.
Merchant No. - Rsmsensi No io6 Wslst hIn Bo~isDs
HENRY y J0j5SEAY,
JOSEPH HOWARD. il.
Ed'i FaAS * S e. F spiIS,
CLERK. No. i75 Anily 1t. No III BECsdway, with Hsa'y
Swift Co
ADRIAN VAN siEDERES
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cort. No. rs scosrme hernst No lis Wii.m't' viii
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C.s. Pieupous house No IS BiOsdwsy swi', Dicsr.ou
ARCHIBALD r. VIELE,
Merchant No. 292 DegTsw-st
For inspsciors e Election.
JOHN r. CLARK,
RUFUS u. COMING.
WILLIS L OGDEN.
ps4d Broekyn, March 20, 1852. -
THOMAS II. RODMhN.
WILLIAM G. De WITT.
Committee on Nominations
Prooklyn-KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GEN
III ~ COMM TEA Meeting Of the Kings CouoiJ Re
pnbtcsn Go3era CoBini viii be held a, their No
CouE-st., on TUESDAY EVENING. APTii q. S'elo3t
wS L. HUsFkLI, Secretary.
Missionary Lecfpre.-The Rev JAS. L. PHILLIPS
ell deliver Discourse subject % Foreign Missions al
She Church nf he Portions hs Rev Dr. Cheevertl.
MONDAY EVENING, Mach 81, .7s 0eOes
Piauos Made Dnrable ss Victims.
briggs PATENT .STRlNO-CLAHPi
FOR PIANOS
Lac been approved by the Leading Musicians
APPROVED BY TIE EDITORS OF me Nee. i.-s
Herald Oct. -; MHsieal kecsr, ko, 9; Nei5 York
E-pye, Oct. %; N<as. York frsninS Po,f sad
TIE NeE: York H2zis Jan. ..
BY THIS PATENT SrHlSG-CLAnP
The oone ard twisting ssin o. tho srlgs amounting TO
DoI co pounds wholly bridge and sound!
bsst Iha slns is the lone secured against de,eroraoH
Al OTTER PIANOS GO SPEEDILY TO RUIN
Wtrnoul Fsues permanently restored 10 original beauty
itSi IBount sccde, suss AID new covering 10 ham
neuthJonrlost.
Nc PisnoS secured AGAINST decay =. 20 t0ne
rfs.as, ~fss en-. Psisrt String clamp. for sale.
SARERooAis No so BROADwAH,
Were io and scientific asseTipgn Published BY the e'i'
any Piano when altered b. entirely TO the ssts.e
40 OF the owner no compromising = u es ss onsvp
No. 50 Broadway.
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CERVANTS' OFFICE, No. 240 Gland-st.,
~ Bowey. years estsbshedHonest capable and
worthy Servants for city country Irish German AneI
can &c bail orders left to my care are faithfully at
tended to. ISAIAH WATTS.
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4 GUIDANCE of good SERVANTS civil, neat
n and c,c,ble Al the largest oldesabshed Insttns on
The corner Of eav and lthst for German lsh Engl.1
Protestant and Women conducted by Mrs FLofD
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THE TURKISH BATHS.

ITO COMB MANUFACTURERS are
prepared TO receive proposals for leo 600 STEER
HORNS 70 be delivered during the year ending jan 1863
Samples can be 1t the office Of tho BUTCHERS HIDE
AND MELTING ASSOCIATION, corner OF 3thsL and lst-
ey, New York.
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1--WE CRAIG MICROSCOPE, or the Micro
I,O DYsPEPTICs.-DAyYs ERvALENTA

CRACKERS restore the digestion, regulate the bowels.
tic sprete snd cost much lcs than cuaives 10
era. ISAAC McGAY. Cracker Baker No. 2is foryth'st
roar EoUsoa ees circular
, 1862-12-13
Official Notice p!
Office of the U. S. Assessor for Washington
Territory,


Territory,
WALLA WALLA, Oct. "a, 1862.
HNIE undersigned having been commissioned U
i S. Assessor for the District of Washington Ter
rtory under and by virtue of the laws passed by the
Thirtyseventh Congress, ITO provide internal rev.
enue 10 support the Government and to pay interest
on the public debt" hereby gives notice that in ac
partment of Internal Revenue, he has divided the
Territory into the following Districts, and has ap-
pointed Assistant Assessors as follows:
DIVISION No. l-COnsisting of the counties of King
Pierce, Snohomish and WhatcOm. j. Denny, Assistant
Assessor.
DIVISION No. 2-Consistng of the counties of Kit
sap, Jefferson Island and Clalam. E. S. Dyer Assist
ant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 3-Consistng of the counties of
Thurston, Lewis, Sawamish and Chehalis d. r.
BigelOw, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 4-Wil consist of the counties of Pa
tifc, Wakiakum, Cowlirz, Clark, Skamana and Xix
atat. Edwin L. Dole, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No 5-Will consist Of the county of Walla
Walla. L. j. Rector, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 6-Will consist of the counties of Spo
kane, MissOula, Shoshone, Nez Perces and Idaho
S. +. Ledyard, Assistant Assessor.
This notice applies to all persons subject to excise
duties under the revenue law of the United States
approved July lst 1862 entitled can Act to provide
internal revenue for the support of the Government
and to- pay interest the public debt" The law
went into effect Sept. lst 1862. The assessment will
be retrospective in its application, in order to insure
uniform justice to both tine taxpayers ard the govern
ment. Those occupations requiring daily, tri-mOnth-
ly, monthly, or quarterly records or returns, will
commence Sept. lst, 1862.
Under the Tax Law, licenses for the trades, pro-
essions and occupations must be taken out, and the
following must be paid to the Federal Govern
na d0tinO from thp 1st of Spptpmbar 1860
, 1862-12-13
Administrators Notice.

L FILTERS of administration being granted to the
IL undersigned by the Probate Court Of Walla Wal
la county, Washington Territory upon the estate of
claims against said estate are hereby notified to ex-
hibt them, with the proper vouchers, to the under
signed at his place of residence on Dry Creek, in
said county, within one year from this date, or the
same will be forever barred and all those indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pa
ment. M. B. MORRIS, Administrator.
Nov. Is, 1862. 1;47m3.
, 1862-12-13
News from all Quarters.

The stages between Portland and Yreka
have changed to their winter time-occu-
pying six instead of three days in making
the trip.
JOSEPH WEBER was elected chief of
the Portland fire department at an cleo
ton held on the 1st instant.
THE Hudson Bay Company have sold
the Nanamo coal mines for $65,OOO.
The Victoria Chronicle says Z 900 pack
animals have died at Carriboo this fall on
account of snow and cold
A PRIVATE letter from Victoria says, up
wards of ten thousand strapped miners
have arrived at that place this fall from
Cariboo.
THE following are the Democratic gains
in the popular vote since 1860, at the re-
cent elections in the following States =
Pennsylvania, 6S,511; Ohio; 1882; In
diana, 1854; Iowa, 1900; Maine, 81
643. Total Democratic gain, 1920.
On the 23d of October, Secretary Chase,
of the Treasury, wrote a letter stating that
on that date the National debt was only
$64O, 100000. 1t is increasing at the rate
of million and quarter per day.
Two hundred and thirty-six females ar
rived in San Francisco by the opposition
steamer, Moses Taylor, on the 9th inst
Thirty of the cabin ladies we're unmarried.
A MAN named g. H. Knox was killed at
Canyon city on the 2Sth ult by one Bliv-
ems A quarrel about dog fight led to
the stabbing of Knox by Blivens. A citi-
zen's jury found Blivens guilty of murder
in the second degree.
President Lincoln, although exempted
by law from having his salary taxed under
the Revenue Act, has ordered the same de-
duetion to be made as if a tax were i'm
posed. By this voluntary act the Presi-
dent pays a tax of 1920 per year out of
his salary.
THE Nevada Territory Legislature has
under consideration, proposition to as
sumo the expenses of the Territory, now
paid by the United States.
THE male students at the Willamette
University, at Salem, Oregon, have stated
drills in infantry tactics, by authority of
the board of trustees.
THE Yreka Journal says, three individ-
uals in Sonoma county, Cal, have success
fully cultivated twenty-six acres Of tobac-
co, the average of which was about $500
pounds to the acre.
LEGAL TENDERs.-The merchants OF
San Francisco have resolved that they will
hereafter receive greenbacks only at their
market value-making the premium on
gold the standard.
, 1862-12-13

PosT OFFICE AT COPPEI.-A petition
for the establishment of post Office at
C0ppai was forwarded to the Department
some time aeo, and she necessary fixtures
lor aa office arc pected here within a
fov Weoks The eople of the Touchet
should petition ioI n office in their neigh
horho0d The cost to the Government
would be nothing and the only thing re-
quired to get an office there is to petition
for it.
, 1862-12-13
Groceries, Wines 81 Liquors,
HARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Miners and Packers Goods.
Important to Saloon Keepers.

desire to call particular attention to my stock of
Wines and Liquors selected in San Francisco express
y for this market consisting in part of Cutter and
Bourbon Whisky; Hermitage and Essence of Old
Virginia Whisky; Eureka and Hollis Whisky; Saz-
erac and Otard Dupuy Brandy; Apple and Peach
Croix, and N. E. Rum; Sherry and Port Wines and
large stock of assorted Case Liquors, Bitters &c.
large and choice stock of Boots, consisting of
Rubber and Miners Boots, Heavy nailed Boots, Gents
Fancy Dress Boots, and twenty cases Benkerts Phil
adelphia Boots, assorted patterns.
JUST RECEIVED,
2000 lbs. Choice Butter; so Kits No. Mackere
All of which we offer cheap for cash.
Walla Walla, Oct. II, 1862. 44m3
, 1862-12-13

REMOVAL. G. Sparks has removed
his office of U. S. Assess or from this city
TO Olympia. The reason for this removal
is the necessity of the AS SCISSOR and Col
lector being in direct communication with
each other. We shall not be greatly sur
prised to see both these offices removed to
Walla Walla before the expiration of the
year.
, 1862-12-13
NOTICE.

r EWIS DAY has been appointed Agent of the Or
i 4 egon Steam Navigation Company, at Wallula,
vice j NJ Vansyckle resigned.
All Freight landed at Wallula will be at owners
risk as soon as landed and all freight that remains
unpaid after goods are landed will be turned over to
Vansycl1le & Tatem, who have made arrangements to
pay charges. }. g. AlNSWORTH,
President Oregon Steam Navigation Co.
Portland. Oct l. 1862. 45tf
, 1862-12-13
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between W.
j A. George and J. G. Sparks, in the practice of
the law was this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm Will be settled by j. G.
Sparks, who will continue the practice
w. A. GEORGE,
j. G. SPARKS.
Walla walla, Nov. 20, lS62-4w49
, 1862-12-13

GOING BELow.-We notice quite
number of lower countrymen on ther way
from the mines to their homes in the Will
lamette, by every stage for Wallula. They
mostly intend to return in the spring, and
many of them propose to bring their fami-
lies with them, and establish for themselves
homes in the upper country.
, 1862-12-13

''CRowDED oUT."-A communication
from B. o. L., is crowded out of this is
sue, and will be allotted its place under the
table unless the benevolent writer can
call and explain to us, what is entirely too
obscure for our understanding-the point
to the story-and so modify it as to make
it matter of interest to the general reader.
, 1862-12-13
Notice.

"A chasing certain promssory note signed by j.
W. Smith in favor of the undersigned, and dated
Walla Walla, April 20, 1862 as said note has been
paid. lLOUIS A. MULLAN.
Nov. p, 1862. 49w4
, 1862-12-13

PETITIoN.-A petition, praying the Legislature
to give the County Commissioners of this county
power to levy a sufficient tax to take up the
outstanding county scrip is open for signatures at
the Post office.
, 1862-12-13
THr oNIY CouNrY-Missonla is the

THE ONLY CoUNTY-Missoula is the
only county that will not be represented
in the legislature this winter, representa-
tives having gone down from all the other
counties. Mr.. Slater, of Shoshone, has
not yet gone down, but we understand it
is his intention to leave for the Capital
sOOn
, 1862-12-13
Unsurpassed by any Workman in the West
Repairing of Fine WatChes
All work Warranted Twelve
Months
CHARGES LOW AS THE LOWEST

CHARGES LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Miners can send their watches to me by Express,
ahd will pay the express charges here and back.
Shop on Main Street next Door to Howard 81
Cady's Store. FL DUGAN
43-6mO
, 1862-12-13

YTNHE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM A. Yates and Com. S. Lane, under the
name of Yates & Lane is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent
All demands against the aforesaid firm, or all ac-
counts due them will be adjusted by VIM. A. Yates,
who alone is authorized to receipt for the same.
WM A. YATES.
COM. S. LANE.
waIIa waIla, W. T., Nov. lei 1857, 4!W3
, 1862-12-13

STAGE LINE TO THE DALLEs.-Messrs. Great
house &, Co., will start line of stages from this
place to the Dalles, on the close of navigation.
, 1862-12-13
In the District Court of the First Judicial
District.
TERRITORY OF WASHINTON,
County Of Walla Waa.
TO E. D. PEARCE, defendant

OE. D. PEARCE defendant.
TOU are hereby notified that Joseph L. Davis has
i filed complaint against you in said court,
which will come on to be heard at the first term of
the court which shall commence more than three
months after 18th day of November, 1862 and unless
you appear at said term and the same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer of said complaint is to
the sum of twenty-four hundred and twenty-seven
dollars (S242O due on notes and accounts from the
defendant to the said plaintiff.
JOSEPH l.. DAVIS, Plaintiff.
Nov. Is, 1862. l47m3
, 1862-12-13

GREENBACKs AND GRAYBAcKs-both
circulating mediums in this country, but
graybacks, like the confederate trash,' are
hard to get off, and consequently are not in
great demand.
, 1862-12-13

Apothecaries, $40 Hotels, IS to 200
Auctioneers 20 Jugglers, 20
Agents-Caim and Lawyers, 10
Patent 10 Livery Stables, 10
Bankers, 800 Liqu6r-wholesale, 100
Billiards, per table, 5 Liquor-retail, 20
Bowling Alleys, 3 Manufacturers, 10
Brewers, S25 to $50 Pedders, IS to 10
Brokers, so Pawnbrokers, 80
Brokers Commercial, so Physicians, 10
Brokers Land Warrant, 25 Photographers, SO to %
Brokers Cattle, 10 Rectfers, under 500
Circuses, so barrels, 25
Confectoners, 10 Reotifers, each addi-
Coal Oil Distillers, so tonal 500 barrels, %
Deaers-whOlesale, so Steamers, Is
Dealers-retail, 10 Surgeons, 10
Dentists, 10 Tallow and Soap, 10
Distillers, $25 to so Theaters, 100
Eating Houses, 10 Tobacconists, 10
Horse Dealers, 10
The Assistant Assessors will be Supplied with the
full details of the law, from which each e pAyer can
be fully advised CT tie requirements of the Govern
ment The penalty for delivering fraudulent lists to
the Assistant Assessors is strngent-(se sections
and of Revenue law)-and the duties Of the officers
of the law making the assessment are peremptOry
and absolute in order that equal justice shall be me-
ted to all alike.
Due7notice will be given by the undersigned of the
time and place in each county when appeals may be
taken upon the excessive valuations that
may have been made by the Assistant Assessors.
The Assistant Assessors will at proceed to the
discharge of their dutes that the intent and purpo
ses of the law may be carried into effect.
JOHN G. SPARKS,
U. S5Assessor Dist Of Washington Territory.
, 1862-12-13

PACIFIC subscription books
for the Pacific Railroad have been opened
in some ST the eastern cities.
, 1862-12-13

AUBURN CANAL Co.-The following
named gentlemen are the Incorporators of
the Auburn Canal, or Ditch company W.
S. Ladd, j. G. Ainsworth, r. R. Thomp-
son, D. F. Bradford, s. g. Reed, H. Oln-
sted, Lloyd Brooke, A. N. Grenzebach, and
w. B. Crane. The office of the company
has been established at Portland, and a
meeting for the election of directors for the
ensuing gear is to be held there on the 30th
instant.
, 1862-12-13

NEW EXPRESS AND BANKING FIRM-We
have been credibly informed that a new firm
with large capital, is soon to be organized, with
an office in this city, with branches at the Dalles,
Walla Walla and Lewiston, for the purpose of
doing an express banking business Their notice
of Incorporation will appear in due time.-Iimes.
, 1862-12-13
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Saturday Morning.

o The FIRE ENGINE.-The fire engine for Wash
ngton Fire company No. 2 arrived on Saturday
morning last. 1t was brought into town by the COM
pany, escorted by the Garrison Band, and a regu-
ar Fourth of July demonstration was enjoyed by
he "boys" on the occasion. 1t is Hunneman
tub, and having teen re-packed and tested by the
company, is pronounced by them, A No. L.
Though they have preferred to designate their
company as "No. @" without hattery to them,
and judging from the membership, they will prove
themselves No. 1 company The engine is for
the present housed at Kiger & Reese's ware
house, when it will probably remain until suita-
bic house is built by the city.
, 1862-12-13

FERRY.-Messor Moore & Co., have estab-
lished Ferry on Snake river at the mouth ofthe
Payette, on the direct road to the Boise mines.
, 1862-12-13

New DIGGINGs AT BoIsE.-Mossman
& Co.'S messenger, just in from Auburn,
informs us that new diggings have been
found at Boise, about twenty miles from
the old mining camps, which prospect as
we'll as any yet discovered in that region.
, 1862-12-13

SNow.-The first snow of the season fell at
this place on Thursday night, to the depth of
half an inch.
, 1862-12-13
New Store! New Store |!
VIM. A. YATES,
Main street, next door to Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express Office.

"AVING bought out the entire nterst of Mr.. Lane,
i i will keep constantly on hand general assort-
ment of
, 1862-12-13

COUNCILMAN Moore left for Olympia on
Sunday.
, 1862-12-13
Clothing

Business, Dress and Overcoats and Cloaks,
Pants and Vests;
Davis & Jones' whiteand Fancy Shirts;
MerinO, Silk, and LambswoOl Drawers
and Undershrts; Linen and Silk
Handkerchefs; Cotton Socks,
and Wool Half Hose.
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STATEMENT OF SURGEON HAYS.

On Tuesfly, tAo i0ih inst, rode 10 Luray, Va,
about o'clock b. ho de lsa fon ~ ba
tie a, Porl Herubic then being brought in aud IN
seiiasJ entered upon tho mot caaoas a1or Of attending
% the uecegsies u tao vcurieL TAo ia TIA. al soon
tud The 'i.ht following Gay 80 - ve.e mo 3 ipces.sn
BY ishos OF Wednesday equally fsisriaZ with those
- To Say ught ESgJg he entire dLy q cs,iblf ns
hotpf.l thfcwr tron a. TIE midst u q AID
su.Oy Ioc,ysl CIDER, % have al tao wounded under any
each by oclos 9; following nofni1- e. Is ported
Trout RoyeL Tr o-d-r Wa s,c- rd - NJ. sbol O'Clock
weauss4y night. and tho Hus allotted ia witch 70
nske hsse pcPsft ops Lowe nc but tte rot ssp
Amer Dre1 sg tie tLn. IsSons en- What Few bo. p,s
s;of, c5ud he ob'aosd tho " i9sdig thess wounded
o. Into ie cgDrs an b. bottcr .guod then olcI.b,d
-hai day d-oY, he mos vr,ohe9 rcss Of
~ miles We stopped IT, lihs 10 cos3r let. where
t'Dog' were tcoss1 end difElrt,el ws rscLed Front
,yEl b. day a-5ut noon, g.th - sica I'D
a-r,. bore t!ty were unOs-ed non no wssops. Loo.
li~ w@o pfep-ed i;iors cooked AID 10 wound u al
ny ortsrf were 70 ,rlot to no senior ueai, ceoer a,
lroi no. 4 leave The lick ara wounded . toe ho,pis..
ihe snd ioin regiment - .oon possible. tsporsd
70 gao' geoa Coz, "a he declined Is-c wins tho So.
Ing h., 'ee :, the 5ssiqis Of Ri b. zsie A,ef
reporting {" strre'n Cox perhaps dat. clui,d @
reu,tiu AID care ior tho woarled. and rorn,a dd
Irned teiy o. sr-i' Font HcyAl tspc-d 70 Surrson
ton. also. 20 day friday elef hsi 70 Sur
geonoere raj .r 9ic.lt o. ss,faey about acioek, sur
geo Coz recgTrt .sp.yhe1 Ne sursefn0'a rat whom
insne-a'siy telesr,fLsa % tho sl.eonGcnen st Mssh
inron Il" ng h' honr wh.r tso t-ar would icsv- Froai
Koyi tor s,hnroH We LEI. Front Roys shout minutes
Gfnr u g. ~ ~ hises 70 g'sc the leu tler far"r
hCfe tr1n 'scgeIf tho Snrgcol- neal, flyi ts frcu
gC1 Wasirr.on with tho a.ct and osLfi that
evening etW-c tai e'cl0k Al AsKandfia - we're d..
yee shont ne oour waiius for a, engut aud did uo'
icsei "sslagoR uai bet"eei sns - O'Clock 5tudly
u'eh'.
Here 10 my utter ,,cn, fourd neither amtrsne,
surgeon loI 5ttsnds IL waiting - fat Dot the
eghcst evidence ~ PEI raon Tor s.iyL d boon
maze.
strnger "a strange city made ali e.. hst. --.,be to
find the oco Of ;h- Surge o1rfui That found co,ed
auabe % asceTeio the lo'sity Of h re'dsnes
Afer nsk,ue cvcy search IN power 80. L.
tloy q take charge o. tho -ck and VOui,d returned O.
the tain. Hoe foune ths sind people CT tie ne.lbcGood
enhance doing III n their power uske he p,of f
lows uncsY ny charge comfortable P5sabie under tus
cFcunstsncs Esny then teilg tiien tie Churche
and houses that bal generously epsrsd f,r them
hey made conlforsbe !. Il. NY power tDs
III 10 % ueks Ia
caly yossblo tr the 5rnng Their
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
NLW.JERSEY ITEMS.

ORANGE. Nsw-JERsFY.-There are now % trains
daily, each way, between Orange and New-York.
The Morris and Essex Z ailroad Company make their
usua seven trips daily each way, direct 20 Orange,
while tie new Horse Car Railroad Company makes
Is trips daily, each way, between Orange and New
ark connecting at the Market street depo' in New.
ARK with the same number OF trains 10 and from
New YORK of tbs New-Jersey Railroad Company.
Notwithstanding 10 many facilities Of travel, all lie
cars ars we'll ps,robized and frequently crowded
One may reside ia Orange now, and spend the even
ing in New-York leaving US late as 10 o'clock ?. m.
Since the establishment OF the borse cars, the Morris
AID Essex Company have altered their arrangements
60 that their $50 p H. train goes out 20 Orange, in
Gliding several soppsges, 10 Do minutes-s crest inc
rroyemeIt Oh the former rate speed.