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MARRIED..

Wedne.day Feb. ~. by the Rev.
Henry e. Montgomery, Cognenu. w. Brewer TO ffsncss
Nsiicn both o; this city.
CREAN-VERREN-On Tuesday. Feb 70 at the residen,e
t,bs Re-, A N.u.n d. D. Rector Of IN. + ench Protest
an, Cute Church Du 81 Esprit Sewfors ny 1in hlsn
ard Robert Cream FfaucoI-e Madeleine, daughter Of the
oaicisDg clergyman. both Of th, city.
Mr.ele Geneva aud Paris. Europe papers ple'"t copy
CARROLI-JOHNSON-O "Wednesday, Feb q. Dr. Aired
L. Carroll and Mrs Lucy A. johnson, both c. THIS cry
COSKLIy-LOPTON-At Otarge. N. J., on "Wednesday
Feh ps nv th- Rev lanes A. Williams Fldrt Corkln OF
smsica Loug Island to Ms Ka,e h. Loton 81 the former
place.
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~ York sJOSffH X. sI0ss gaDst Ash-f kurshs stt.
GFRsHOM kIRSHEEDI s-e9b Befnbsimtr And ~
Brruh liner John Jsrsy a. hlt - ysHI.y Ld"srd ,
tayas K1hie- Randall McDouaii Alstandst T. S'.-.It
Francis Nsr6.n GooIFe foI, Juin' 2. ELI srd tnts
Defendant 9r.shotu hafsAecdt: You are hereby suin-
non-d and required % t, mpi,t 10 th aouen
Cosuty Yors a. tho state Of New for, o. ihe
d,y ,bruy 1861 sud TO copy 81 your answer "
he aid comp Amt the subscnher AZ he ef'e, no 10
F.ebanxs. place in sad City Of Ec~'fofh ~hhn
twenty day. the Of this summons on Won cifi
sye OF thr day sch service sndh you fail e. answer ne
sril complaint within The time s0resaid the puf Ia
this 10 spply 20 the CONT - The relief coHanse1n
| tie omrl sint.-DHred febfasry ), labl
| Nm. H. AATnOS Plsinua . Attorney.
No ~ ffchsIs e'plece
T1f.MrwT g. he City. County aud ntsie q heM York
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Hides safe pm; Tallov 6d6ic v bi Pelts, 81 900
~ o. each; Cali Skins Nspac. y 10 80 -,
n. BBsef and rr.t quality include nothing nav te
best large fa, sail fed Oxen Second quality Includes mo
best grus Oaen best Gaet COVE end h- orst hee.
yeaod See Ordinary consists OF Bulls and the ren'e o.
lots
quality thrown out. . ,r. ID u,
There we're the Grand Trunk ans Eastern hsi''
red IA over the Boston and Lowell and 40 over tao tien'
burg. , -, 81, -, -. -,
RsMArxs Owing to the severity OF Tho late storm Dat
lt - N h,, .ryeI AZ market The Vermont Central train
had not arrived at ocock day having been frozen npon
tie tsck In Rhudoph VI There about .m Western 'ae
~ be ,oaS fou Albany but will auye until to morrow,
h, locomotive hseug teen frozen sod remained houfs
beora IL could DO started There about - sheep or
m, Vermont and Massschnses and Concord ana mohies
Trains, and sold for about the same ~ last week
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CUPREME COURT-Ci,y and County Of New

CUPREME COCRT-City and County oil New
- Yors-JAAiEs NJ McLEAS. pslntn, against ED-
WARD 4 WdlfLOCN. TIE BANh OF lhE GUN
YONWEALIH. 4 FFEY. JOHN w. DANI', and RICH
ARD RAND. dcl,udauts-SnnmoDs-fo heti tom
no, seryedl To the deendaDff; You are HEREBY snn'
nou.d and rquir.d the eenpsnt Ia ths acton
which wal bc ~l ~ tie Oto 81 the Clek OF the Ct, ana
County Of Newi ORR tie Cty Hall In the ,hy OF New
uain, ON the .gb.rb.s at tb,ir ohee a. Nc. ~ 6rsld
street Ia tie sod Ciy OF A,wyoft. within twenty days
ger the Of th summons "rcutr ~ ne hsy
oil "a n t,ce eud 4 yaa fa w.. saii complaint
within tb, tifnr e "a he pni- Ia Ills sc11 viii APP y
q III Court o. Tie I,lef sni-d IA th- conf lsnt-bsi'd
Jsuu.r, o la6a SLJsSONsh fELLON5
Plain 10 . Attorneys
Tie complaint IN The n9te eniitle1 action 80, duty ti IN
,he Oce 81 Csfk Of ir Ciy AMI County OF Mes" ron on
the seventh day Of Jaauagy, ~ -
BLOSSOMS ! FELLOWS, Plainl1's Auo1sya
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CIPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY

CTpREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
- HORACE WELLS, Plslnt.f, sgans, JAMES su Ii
WAY Defendant summon. for q money densad on Cin-
a.r,o The Deira liant Yon hereby summoned andfe
qned 70 the plaint IA this action, Of WISH
copy herewith served upDn you and TO serve copy 81
youf the sid complaint the subscriber. bis
ofce No 2i0 Broadway. Ia hs City Of Newfors wiLin
euiy days after he vice hereof ercluye 81 tho day Of
.coh service sld II yon fail answer tire couip.iut
within the time alfessid the pAh ~ ills scton vii iss
ssiat you Tor the OF One Hundred and try
aud $40 d1lsrs viii ineTct from the .h day Of Wy.
Que ,borssnd h hnndei and sIy beside the cost. Of thu
setiog-DsteG teb. Is, 400. =. ID CULVER
Plaintiff Attorney.
The coGpsin. In th, action fled In tire Office u the
C-k OF ne County Of Kn. the 25h day Of fbnay,
la2 T.. d. CULVER, PlAintiI . AttoIr!.
rs lay6wF
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nlalbinern.
Eeqdl Notlres.


~ q tt II OF UVIIIFUIUl IUT THf HIHNIII + VI
Iu.oy.ut from his debts pursuant 10 tie provisions u
the hrd article Of the ft title OF tho tih chapter OF te
second part Of the Revised Sia,ute.-GEOkbf W. ~ L
LER Of Puiaki, OsweFo County an ns0yent dehtaI 40
lice G.t published January 1864 Creditor. TO appear be
To- Hon jobs C. Churchill County Jadse Of O~ego ,ouhy
a. his oc. IN O.weso City, "a said county Msch 70 itoI at
| O'Clock r. d. a hiNo' aU } 10. ,n,S',gN
ialO Law DgF fuiaAtl " l.
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Dnrnina flnio, Oils, sc.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received direct the manufacturers and mills: and
for sac ia Quantities suit IN prime shipping order a, me
ve,v owe,t p,srkst rstss by sCHIEFfELIN BROTHERS
\ Co.. Nos 40 and l72 William St. SswYorx
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

EHroarKD FOR INK n. Y. TRisusx, 80 aEo Rrrr.
fKBKuARY 70. lso'
Whole number Of Cattle at market, 60.
PRICES ov MARXEr BkEr-tGtra. g. g36t6 49, hrt
gCaly, 50 IS
fMoEs or sroRz CarrLE-Worhing Oxen, PER pair none
Cows aud Calves from sHJa. 40 $50 feafngs, none
Two yesf.oids e. Three yssrold. n Ga ~.
sheep and Lambs i325 Giarkef prices n lou esch
extra, bi50Gt5 5Oga6--or from &c, &c to 3.c q 10.
nusHga pKOs ssCu sfArr.
Sh,. a H,fsex " "A
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EEE!JNG.
viii De presented The 1oal and domestic sia OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
UNCLE TONS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Adlp,ed from Mrs Hsrre. Be";her stoves "onoisuoo'
move! OF Southern Life. and arringed IN
SIX ACTS AND NINE TAbLIAuX.
Entire scenery bas been painted To- the eesion BY
John Sm;h and the ray viii he brought out with com
n cnea If and sgp0 utns ni3gsufate h the
requirements OF TIE most exac'ing taste. - - - -
4, the ple.out time a dana lac UNCLE TOMS CABIN
cannot fail postsss deer ne 30, for ihe New Yok pnb-
lie ofeng does vivid picture # HE IN that portion Of
the Union now T. against The Government Of a."
uited States and all the nobest u',ess Of mankind IL u
taorougAy play sd Duft ind its russ nteTl.s
tatiOn In American theatsr.
After Uncle TOMS Cabin.
a SPASl II COMIC PANrOMINE,
pr.sented for the t country full OF syety and
Iuirth. iu Which
THE BEAUTIFUL CT BIAS,
Monsieur DDVERNaY. the Demon o. Distortion, and Don
joan Ximenrs, aud the full Corps DE Bsioi viii appeal
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WISTER GARDEN, .
WINTER GARDEN


VHyNTER GARDEN.
w WINTER GaPDEN
WINTER GARDEN.
The vord.reu cwnsd dame
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TONS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
BY Mn is-riet Beocber stowe.
Al THE WINTER GARDEN. TONIGHT
New Scenery, beautiful Effects. ard ar unarp9osctabs c
this the gree, drama OF this century.
NETWORK ATHENfUM,
~ (Lse Walacks Thes,erl Broadway, pear Broomss st.
BAKER rs kk Leases and Managers
will be opened on
SATURDAY EVENING, March J, 1862
with an entirely sdspts,iou ~ Harriet Beecter STOVES
rea, work by eminent hneber OF the Penney vnnis Ju
diosry the Of srsrj moral and musical Drama Gu
tted UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
Or Tar ltGurs AND SHADOWS OY sOrrHFES .iPH.
Which will be presented uhh the following great dsnbntion
Of cafactsrs: a.,
NJ g. C. Howard the great or ns and unsprroocbshe
Topsy; the mimi able ps.onstor OF ke-
Gals Ophelia Mrs Chanrbs the beautiful snd
conp she'd fsvoiite a. Eliza Little Mary Bullock the lnisnt
tire wonder and admiration Of all who have witnessed Der er
t,aordnay rformsnces will appear Eva; Mr OeoSe
RIVER performed by him over 80 times. Uncle Tom
Mt G. Campbell the very popular vocalist VIII ~ e
knd permission OF the Mosr. Bryant appear IN TIE 'h ~
In the character Of Adopus and sins st. Glars lie n'e
Mr. c. C. Howard ia his Orip nal character OF ~ Nisi,
full company and lsige vocal force together win NJ"
scenery orapoca, Ic will give due entct 10 tue ehe'ah
ent Fnl particulars in Saturday, bills and sdyeftemens
PAGES OF ADHESION -Dcss Circle aid Pare ieue, "
certs; Family CT Gle cents Orchs sra Chairs - cents
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SINCE THE GREAT sATsg RApUcrloN IN IA
h2 GOODS WILL 81 FE S9te At A LESS PROFIT
NO fOi CHAMBERS-sTr n T.
BARGAINS DAILY FROM ~ THE CASH AUCTIONS
AND FORCED SALES, Ill, h.c,,.
he spsnd. hi. money ,seT6e5e or,,rvr ~
TALENT AND LIFE FL, = EVERY nss DEfAAfAhNi IN
rh.s,r LEWIS Hhv;LAN6 y Co,
Inc VII" No 1oi ClIiMBFRs-Sf, n Y. go,
b.v;u. b.es J..sa on lie 3.t dey OF Decemher iaSi
LEWIS ire senior member OF he d,n wi.he. 70 an
nOppce his fed. AID O.. paIIon. o. M ,1e n ins
and sci ing aud domestic goods at small advance iof
Gas" at SEQ VIII BUY MORE GOODS NOW
than ever Consequence Of The goat II hlspy
IN sSooaie hs ,u si iss on the old f,d nd lis
solving hi, basiues. rron With hs partners Ny hsslaD1
81 dudley be vas reduced h expenses between sooOand
10000 yen which be is ug todistrbu'r ainons
hi, aUcne,; dmiqs me 1's s oS S be-
up through the season. they be bought to al al
in sDpIrIoN TO A LARGE STOCK or STELLA
SHAwLs BROCHE SCUARR SHAwLs, CAMILLA HHAwIS PLAIN
BgocADs eAEsos aNel' CRAY Snttti0l ~ ,, o,
CsMBncs MANN sINIL'E kNns or GOODS BOUGHT UPON
A spEor%ATloS At LAST FALLS
"CASH AUCTIONS"
j. d LEWIS mas on hand good stock Of the celebrated
brand Of New Broom Black SIX VII Oh ia adged oy al
merchants to exec other six ior beauty Of lusies wear
ri. brad Of sikh controlled by Nh Lewis and is not
s0d In AZ! p ,.Is, ~ CENTS AND UPWARD
40 pieces 3l..uch Black SIX Moiio Antique 20 cents
FULL STOCK OF BROWN AND BLEACdED
goods: Plin1 9is Ssiinets. Jeans, Flannrls &c Iens
Whne Goods Dr4pery Mushns Hosiery. Lawns Delslnes
(};nchans &c al OF which yin be sold at prices tha; viii
As MN LEWIS DID ALL THE BUYING. AND Gave
All TUg CREDITS ~ Oh PINK, MS CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS WILL No CHANGE ~ EiThhE OF THhsf Di-
phsrMsST. POSSIBLE, ~ WILL GIVE rhE BUiiNG
noKK PARrICrrAR II IKNTION SOW THAN INLi. 1890.
GOODS WILL BOUGHT ALL AGkEE IN sAfiNo,
AYR HALE SOLD. 10 PROVE THIS FACT, NIX LEWIS 1--WE
WARS AGO ysTsBIlsHrD PREST srOhE rhk System
OF BUYING Ann SELLING riSE GOODS goa CASH sNb A'I
ysAR HK THE LAKoEsr AMOUNT or GOODS t.EN sV.p
pY hSY CAsH JoBBISG HOUSE, ~ AMERICA, PROVING The
..-,>
SMALL PROFITS GOOD VALUE, IND QUICK SAILS
tn be agreeLJ system 90 all Inecs
Ls.t yesrs prires will tea this owing to he great re-
due ion IT, EXPENSES.
Cs and exs,uue the prices ths, the expenses are
light and You ar 10 buy before yon leave the store
All orders wiz re filed with the usual promptues and CO
J. ID LEWIS (Lsts Of the firm of Lewis Haviland 20 J.
no 10! bambers.t cor OF thorcn-si
NIB. n. LEWIS has ssst citted with himself "a pay
ner ARTHUR " coca, the former booSseeper and cash
Ter II Lewis tvil4ld Co.. pndr the Lew hTn name oil
J. d. LEWIS - &c.
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Cfcdn EicanIers.

EOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. first
1 cisss will leave N~wyok n. LAT, llih and
2li 'sc month except when these da,es fsi SUNDAY
when tie day OF departure will be tho MONDAY following
For heh or pssase, alpy al the Only once. No "las
sreen- u. 4. ALLEN. AGENT
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-P

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pa
sepger Train. from foot Of ChAmber,s-. m follows
ia. m. ESpfen Tor Bunso.
e.5 q m. Mill
sS u, MIX daily for ot'vills and intermediate Sta
tin.
II l. m, Accommodation, daily
i:W D. ~, Way for Middle,own Eevbursh and inferno
diate Stations
ssfft. and priuclpsl Ihe 1r,n OF Saturday
thtou IL 10 guhao. BAT does not Iun q DunsIrk-
CHARLES MfNOT, GensFl Sup't
EArH,syL NJ ARsH Receiver
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL.
~ ADELPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST. via JER-
SLY CrY.--Msii and E4pfesi Lines leave Newlork at
sod i0s M, 4; & and II p Fac ~ Through TICKET,
sod o no Sou sdiWest sod through baggage checked Ia
g. ~. rnd h sni II p NJ. trains.
J. w WOODBURY. Assistant Superintendent.
Nobsggsge vii be- received for any trsns unless delivered
and checed minutes In advance OF the time Of leaving
NEW YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
" RAILROAD. For Albany ard Troy, North aud West
WIHTsR IRA MOMENT commencing MONDAY, Nov.
4Lol for ALBANY, it:J0a III. Zap mail train. from
10Th; D'pot .
For su local trsinI ace TIME rABLH.
JOHN BukCHILL Asst Srp,
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SACRED CONCERT
ORGAN EXHIBITION.
AID nP
FREE CHURCH or gviE INTERCESSOR,
sOthsL. between Lexington and 3t-ays.,
on FRIDAY EVENING, Foo. q, a. O'Clock.
For which tho following friends OF The huTch have
kinds volunteered their
Miss HERNINIE G.. MARIAN soprano;
Mr.. {. JEROME HOPKINS Orgrni..
fIr CtIhS Tl1ESlM Mons, OTganist (;
AND A DOUBLE VOCAL QlARfErTE.
The Ogan whch ss banks Of xeys sud - es.s'ers 10
from the mauufsctoTy Of MessT. Hall Labagh No. 30
WoostcT.sG., Now-foI
Ticket ~ cents.
To 30 bad at the Church bon Society, No 1872 Broadway
.ndoph Bookstore No G3 Bros1S ey Evangelical kuowl
edge Society No Bible House. aud at Shaws Drag Store
corner Of 3d.gv and aoh-st.
No tickets sold at the door.
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TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FASSrORI s.-Al pcs.oo. lowing thr unlei e,s,-s viii
ire 10 have ports from the sehores OF their ec,
Wasu ton bv The Pa.r1r port Of ef1bsrkaiou.
sEw.IOnk TO LIVERPOOL
tlioi , abnFa. ........................"flo
Second Cabin Passage. ............... -
Fl.Da BosToS 40 LigERrooL.
J9o al nI'.ass,
Tie shys nom Nrw.York rill IT Cork Hsrbor.
b ,hP' lGoa Boston cal a. haiis5 20 Cork iisbor
ARABIA, Csy. j Stone. CANAoS.N Gspt. J. lei Oh
Capt; sc Corr chlyIRofA' Capt. ~nie''in'
These vessels carry clear hs light At head green
stTboard bow Ied GU port bow.
AUsfRALAsIAN
NIAGARA Anderson iesyo l.ton. Wedn soay siar 10
B.rths 10, secured until paid for.
inexperienced SurFon on board.
The owners othsse sip. win not De accountable oI Cold
Silver Bullion Succe iewely, focou. Stones Metals.
unless Rs Of Lsdng sied heroo arr TIE value thereof
L. CuNARD NO jo,slin. green.
Noricr-By order OF the Secretary Of State all pi icns,r
leaving the United states aTa rcq,rd 70 vro-Ie pasge
(which he obtseed free Of chsrge fro John A. heied.
Supi. Of Police, Office fiJ broomo't hsv.for.
JoHN G.. DAfH. Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL. touching
OH snd fl.dcphia S,sf.hp Compuny nfeud dor itui
in- it"is Feoi Clyde built Iron siesuahip. - iop~s
.Ss'u day, March .
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY. IT noon, ifOm Pier
80. - North River
EATKs ~ PAsstrT.
FIRST CABIN. 50 SIRERAGy..........SA
First CABIN TO London ~ steersge 20 LosdOn.... -
Fiat aOin 10 Paiif..... H. st.eIago f3ns."... 80
Fire Cabin 70 Hamburg 85SreIsge 70 nanbug g.
fas,,user' also forwarded to nAyss Brvnea Roofdin
Antwofp &c, at equally low rates.
Rates Liverpool Qureustown st Cahu. 81, fH.
snd H. sesrsse fiom Live pool. SO. Prom Queens
d %. Tickets be bought here at those rates
cnsblng people 20 send for their ffiends.
These STEAMERS have supe oonifuodAoni for pssscn
ess Strongly b1it ~ Waite tight Iron Sections. and
csny Paien. Fac Anniha'of,. Irlefencel hufssons
at acted ~ ch ssNneT.
for usihs informs ION. sppIy IA Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAh. Ag.n 80. u Ns-r O.. iir glasgow ALIEN NAL
COLIN No. 8 10 Enochsquals. ia Quccnte~u to &. w.
D. SEYMOUR Co.; Ia Louiol 10 EWES MACY No.
oil kieg Wiisp-st IN Pat, to JULES DECOUE NO
Place 10 Ia noune IN Ptisdo,phllto JOHN u. DALE No
III nsInu,.s'.. or at the Compnys 0fosA
JOIN q. DALE. Agsa, M. l, broadway, NIX
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CONNECTING TRAINS.

Fer Boston via Springfield ga n, cal $3.50 Erl p.
Dor Toscn via shor. Line l2:l3 pm.
Fog .ord and Springfield la IN tEIl R;l3, $3.50,
(tr.l g. m . d,
for Councillor, Rrr Railroad to Montreal g tELA
and I2:l3 p M TO Northampton
(FI1. l?.l5 .. "a. -
For New.fIasen, Now London and ssonn.'on Railroad
ct q M. IL. Is $50, .. III.
For Canal Railroad Il: rs p. IN. 10 Northampton.
For fon.1tonic KsiIoaa TO Pittsheid q.
pot Nsnratucr Ruilrosd. a m J:D p. IN.
bor Danbufy and Horwalk Ksirosd, 7. q. $3.50 ..
Comrnodious > eepirg Cas- attached q q y train
JAMES III. uOYT. supeTinte ndent.
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Drn GOODS.

AFR. Fl. MACY's Nos 2Oi and 200 STRAY,
~ two doora below I4h-.t you "" el"ays nuu on inl
stock Of Ribbons Lsces Handle chieis %
Good, Fine F.nne!a Housekeeping 1'co' NitNn
and Mnslns HCsery aid Unie.rsr Ladies mace ~ unert
iohiur &c n BTtc oulg house III New orr tnS' sri'
80 'l,v.,.. t,i, as.or-r1sut o. sizes sud coloIs
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TRAINS LEAVE AEu yong. ~
ForHs~ Haven. 7. sa M, tEK - l';l'. JDtft)i J"1
tSs fds z. 81,
Fox .tgepor- IN, tEIl, IZ;iS S.JV tExli ''9'
Fof Mnlrd STAFFORD Psir6eld Southport sod NEWPORT,
Ia m jll:l5. 80 aud 4:Jo B. - -
for SorwsR s9o i2i3. $50. (EI u $50, 40 5;
Fot Daren and Cresnwich T. $50 a m. t2i;, $50 40
3..D =. a.. =,
FOf stanford g. (EI) s:ooa NJ, i1ilS, SD tLLl };
81 s:3p 3;3n -
fo Port Chester ard ntermcdists stations 93oa ID
T.. 3:sO.4:o, 500. go pm.
For Pot Chester aud New Rochelle. sp. IN
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

coNaENCi@o NOVEMBER g. 1901
P.usnssr Station In S.w.Yofk 2Ithst aud sSnr
LaiTance fstl At
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Boots ano Shoes.

My IMPROVED CORK SOLES will not
I'VE zip break out for yesrs tead9asrso no
.. BeeckSrs- hENhi hiNN
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groterics anO PROVISIONS.

DklED 600 pounds, prime
onpesso Ia HIS h. blIs!s for sale iu lots suit
P"c"ase''o y oioDDAhD CLARK. No $50 Front-st.
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& NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

4. SMITH. supeiintende9t.
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FL Ny sud TROY, cos
HORTg and WISE. Train
From Chsnber"s..
FIrfess : and / q IA, and u
Sand ; p. m.
Tro, and ilhan, with sleep
ilgcarl. lO.l3 . M
Pon-hk--rsie train. a. 300 a
m. aud y NJ. ard b:l3 p. m.
pc~s,kill tain. a.lo .. IA.
SirE Sing train, ss9 . n.
S.I5y. m.
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SPECIE CApruREp.-The Scott, ,ho
Clio rebel steamer which was captured hy an M
6ar9us Restless, On Friday, was loadsj IN; me
Enfield rifles and ammunition, yanoS "'ta
board. '"sPeoe on
THE Coon NAME OF "DIxn-Dx :
good name, lfDlxie is not. Illustratel INV ., "
great efforts and achievements ofour noblo n Sao
DIX, who has done so much for spff,rno L
mainly, 1t is known all over the civil yed ~ uu'
Florence Nightingale has worthy sjstor rV a'I
tho hospitals of Washington viii ia as ne wv
as those at Scutar. But it IS chiefly Of ' Goa
Dix, as IGNORING the name, that we man NJ -
speak. HIS recent letter to political frerS "
in New York is honset, patriotic, and eni"a".
ly sensible. He intends to retain his comni'
sion, to accepting other post, to ignore ali o,b
or duty, to give his support TO the Goyernr,on,
until the rebellion is put down. An old AL
der, ne Is not without military training ava
experience. He entered West Point in 1e Ias
and remained in the service until 1893 ~
was afterwards Senator He was ann. ;r,as
Secretary Of the Treasury in 1861, and s"o.
after Major General of Volunteers. Ii wa y
who telegraphed to revenue officer q, NJ -
Orleans 10 shoot the first man who attsr,n,.s
TO haul down the flag. The good nsma -
DIX is destined to an honorable fame f,;,sn
earned, and all good men are glad ofit.-PSI
ddegphiB Inquirer
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Local and state Items.

Posr oFFIoE.-A post office has been es-
tablished at East Coventry.
APPoINrmENr,-A, S, Dewey, Of BurlIng-
ton, late Quartermaster of the Vermont Cav
airy, has been appointed, by the President,
Assistant Quartermaster Of Volunteers, with
he rank of Captain,
FoRcERY.-Milo ID, Little and Franklin
Foster, of Littleton, N, H, We're committed to
jail in ST. Johnsbury, on the 9th inst, in de-
fault of FIVE hundred dollars bail, on the charge
of forging promissory note for FIVE hundred
dollars, and attempting to procure it discount
ed at the Passumpsic bank.
CAVALRY Horses. - Lieutenant Colonel
Preston and Capt, Clark, in three days, pur-
chased at St, Johnsbury, one hundred horses
at prices varying from eighty-fve to one hun
bred dollars.
SuRGEoN,-Janes D. Folsom, M. D., for
merly of Lyndon, has been appointed Surgeon
of the 18th New Hampshire Volunteers.
VERMONT CoNGREGArioNALIsTs - The
minutes of the general convention of Vermont,
for 1862, give as the number of churches, 1913;
pastors, 70; stated supplies, Sc destitute, 33
which leaves two churches not accounted
for. Number of members, 1891 absent,
1857; additions, GAG removals 532-leaving
a net increase of IA, The infant baptsms are
23l, sabbath school scholars, 1861, averag
congregations, 23,9O6.
SNow-A heavy snow storm commenced
here early Friday evening, and has continued
with more or less interruption to the time Of
our present writing The ground lie covered
with snow to the depth Of a foot or more on
the level, and in some places, owing to the
high wind which accompanied the storm, the
roads are badly drifted, so much so as to Sc
riously impede travelling.
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CAMP SEWARD, Nov. Cd, 1856:

# CAMP SEWARD, NOV. "a, looZ
EdsSor Of Herald Our time has beoa oc-
cupied sinoo last wrote in moving our camp
and being reviewed. The division General
Cssey's) was reviewed last Monday. There
were three brigados present We are in the
brigade with the 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th
regiments Vermont Volunteer Militia, under
The command of Col. Blunt, of the 18th Regi-
nsnt.
The guns 2 hich we brought with US from
Bratteboro were inspected yesterday and con
demned. Our boys are anxious to get new
!. Ones, so that we may move forward, which we
! expect TO do when we get them, and share in
The victories which await our cause. .-3-
Our company has been remarkably healthy.
/. The change of climate, food, water and the ex-
posture which we of necessity have 10 undergo
in camp, has had no other effect upon us tina
producing few cases of colds and other mi
nor ailments.
We are now encamped al Camp Seward,
not very pleasant ground, as 1t Is covered
with under-brush /; yet it could and will, if we
have to remain here long, be made very
pleasant place