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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16

CSsAr!ssAcroay.-!,eports from Gen.
McClellaa's army before Yorktcwu, are
Ike the eca;iics-ve,y fogoy. Very Iii;
tie news is allowed to pass the sc,es Of
the Tel graph Censors. 1t is to be
feared that General Mac. has got more
IN hand Just now than he can accom-
p.ish, st:.l it may he otherwise. If he
su ceeas it will be great victory; il
no: it willie dishonoring defeat. Let
Us be as patient IA we can,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16

- ~ III l. ~
T rss; Pr r,eP es;:.. unlike a. o'h'r
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
" Rats do not die on tho premises"
They come out Of their hsles to die"
They are the only infsllible remedies known"
~ years and more established in New York City.
Csed by--the City Post Office
Ussd blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Lsed blythe City Steamers, Ships. be.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses. 10.
Jsed ~ --ths City Hotels-Astor-- St. Nicholas
U.ed blythe Boarding Houses, &c,&c.
Used by-more than $4,000 Private Families.
u Sec one or too Specimens Of scAat is Esery-
Where said BY the People-Eaaors- Dealers, dc.
HOUSEKEEPERS--tro troubled with vermin need
be 20 no longer, If they use "COsTAR's" Extermi-
majors. We have used it to our satisfaction, and
If . box cost S We would have it. We had tried
article knocks tho breath out Of Rats, Mice, koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than We can write II.
1t is in great demand all over tho country--Nedi-
ma O.) GaSette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County BY vermin. than would
psy for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer-Las-
caster VII. Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-We arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Whereve, they have been
used. Rats, Mice, Reaches and vermia disappear
rapidly.
Costar's Rat, Roach, 60 Rztsrminator.
Costar's
Cos.ar's Bsd-bug Fxterminator.
Costar'S
Coatar't Electric Powder for Insects, 10.
IN35c, SOC AND 81 90 Boxes, BorTLps AND FLAsKs,
So AND S. FOR PLANTATIONS. SHIPS, BOATS,
HorELs, &C., &c, &c.
CAUTl0N!!! To prevent the public from
being imp osei upon BY Spurious and Xiyhly Per-
bearing facsinsle OF the Propr,etor's signature.
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully be-
fore purchasing, and take nothing but ZOOS.
TAkS.''
u Slid Everyrhere-by
AL WHoLEsALE DRUGG1sTs in the lsrgel cities.
Some of the
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shleffelin Brothers 20 nsrral. Risley L Kitchen
y. A Fahnestsck, Hull Bush, G.'s 1 Robinson
ACo. NJ Ward. Close 4 Go.
A B d d Sands + Co. McK,sson L Robbins.
Wheeler + llart. ID s Barnes b 70.
james 5 Aspinwall. Wells Go.
Morgan / Allen. Lazelle, Marsh 4 Gard
T Tho. sss,i Fuller r. hall, Dixon 1 Co.
P. d. Orvis. Conrad Fox.
AND ornERs.
Philadelphia, Pa,
essi FSss;s s ksss.s: 70
Boston, Mass.
N 5 Rurr Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
Also, all WHOLESALE Dxucclsrs a.
Chicago, ILL.,,
St. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Buffalo, N. Y,
ANDBY
DRCQGrsrs GROCRRs STok. KEErH2s and RETAlL-
ERs generally in all tho C0rxrRY
Towns i T. the b,-lA'
-- - ~ ms
rccsa,ue row.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16
LOUIS A. MAJ kLOT.
BANKER l. DEAL Err IN EXCHANGE.
Davenport, Iowa.
ag1-dtf
DIX. GEO. G. NEW ELL,
SURGEON l. MECHANICAL DENTIST.
OFFICE CORNER or sPADY AND THIRD srs.
CHARGES MODERATE.
mill

J. w. III. BAKER, N. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE IN
/ Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, Daven-
port, Iowa. Bovly-dAwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16
THE

. ONLY MrALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
Destroy Instantly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16

J. c. PAKKEK Nd CSC. ". u CAkN, y. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 Mc(ARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
[ No. I Franklin 3lock, secood deor, Brady st..
between Second and Third, Davenport, II ~.
DR. PARKER's residence, corner 9TH Anil LeClaire
streets Dir. GE0. ". MCCARNs residence, east
side Brady, second door from ccrLer Of 9Th.
myl7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16
NEW YORK.

10 Dssersy-Rats, Roachss, &c.
~ Dssessv- Mice, Molss and Ants.
~ Dsstret-Bed Bugs
10 Dsssror-Noths 10 Furs, Clothes, DO.
70 Destrov- Mosquitoes and Flsas.
TO Dssavov--lnsects on Plants and Fowls.
TO Desroy--lnsscts on Animals, 10.
70 Dearoy-Every form and species Of vsrmin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16

a. r. 4 y. KELLY,
nACKEnO or DKBB AND PORK, AND
1 9hiPpsss et lAvs 6tssh, 81 Dndysss0 I. .
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

CALIFORNIA PATRIOTISM. The following
despatch was sent to General Halleck, with
the consent of General Wright:
Major-General Halleck, General-in-C Chief
of the United States Army, Washington,
D. C.-The Third Infantry California Vol
unteers has been in the service one year.
and marched six hundred miles 1t is well
differed and thoroughly drilled; is Of no
service on the Overland Mail route, as
there is cavalry sufficient for its protection
in Utah District The regiment viii au-
thorize the Paymaster to withhold $50, 900
Of pay now due if Government will order
it East; and it pledges Gen. Halleck never
to disgrace the flag, himself or California.
The men enlisted to fight traitors, and can
do so more effectively than raw recruits;
and ask that they may be placed, at least,
on the same footing in regard to transpor
tation East If the above sum is INSULT
Gent, we will pay our own passage from
San Francisco to Panama
BY request of the regiment.
P. f. CONNER, Col Commanding.
RUBY VALLEY, N T., Sept. "a, 1862.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

UNCONSTITUTIONAL REoosao1ssAsaE.r -
Some time ago a Cavalry soldier, formerly
a resident of Washington, returned home
on Through Before leaving his company
he was requested by companion in arms,
u German, to call and see his (the Ger
man's) wife, which the Cavalryman ac-
cordingly did upon his arrival at Washing
ton. He was so pleased with the Ger
mans wife that he made certain improper
advances towards her, for which the lady
caused him to be arrested. The magis-
trates decision didn't suit him, and he APP
pealed the case to Court, and the matter
was disposed of the other day. Mr.. Glib
son appeared for the Cayalryman, and du-
ring his speech said the accused was only
making an unconstitutional reconnaissance.
The Court was not disposed to encourage
reconnaissance of this kind, and fined the
Cavalryman one dollar and sentenced him
to five days imprisonment.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

The NEGRO AS AN ARTICLE OF FooD.-
The following paragraph seems horribly to
corroborate the accounts of the destitntion
of the South:
"A number Of refugees, men of charac
acter, are in Washington from the neigh
boring counties of Virginia They report
that. the blacks, both free and slave, are
being driven towards the South in droves,
and that It is the purpose of the rebels to
sell them in solid masses, without regard
topersonal rights of those heretofore declared
free"
So, the Southerners are at last driven to
consider their African followers as an arti-
Gle Of foo3--for what else can we infer from
the statement that they are converting
them into sssolid masses" for sale? The
sausage is solid mass; pemmieah is a
solid mass; potted calf is solid mass
and why not black pudding? Let there
be solemn mass celebrated for the repose of
these poor negroes.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

- late order Of Gen. Buffers declares
all the property within the district known
as the g Districtof Lafourche, y sequestered,
and all sales or transfers thereof are forbid
den, and will be held invalid. This dis
trict comprises nearly all the territory in
the State of Louisiana, west of the Missis-
sippi river. BY proclamation of Gen
Shepley, MILITARY Governor of Louisiana,
an election was to have been held ON last
Wednesday, in the First and Second Dis
tricts for congressman to the thirty-seventh
Congress.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09
POE Y.
THE CUMBERLAND

At anchor in Hampton Roads we lay,
On board of the Cumberland sl0op-of-war
And at times from the fortress across the bay
The alarum of drums swept past,
Or bug1e-blast
From the camp on the shore.
Then far away to the south uprose
A little feather of snoW-white smoke,
And we knew that the iron ship of our foes
Was steadily steering its course
To try the force
OF our ribs of oak.
Down upon us heavily runs
Silent and sullen, the floating fort;
Then comes a puff of smoke from her guns,
And leaps the terrible death,
With fiery breath,
From each open port.
We-are not idle but send her straight
Defiance back in a full broadside
AS hail rebounds from roof of slate
Rebounds our heavier hail
From each iron scale
OF the monster hide.
Strike your flag 4" the rebel cries,
In his arrogant old plantation strain.
Never y our gallant Morris replies;
g 1t is better TO sink than to yield 7
And the whole air pealed
With the cheers of our men.
Then, like a kraken huge and black, ---
She crushed our ribs in her iron grasp
Down went the Cumberland all wrack,
With sudden shudder of death,
And the lannon's breath
For her dying gasp
Next morn, as the sun rose over the bay,
Still foated our flag at the mainmast-head
Lord, how beautiful was thy day
Every watt of the air
Was whisper of prayer,
Or dirge for the dead.
Ho! brave hearts that went down in the seas
Ye are at peace in the troubled stream.
Ho brave land with hearts ike these,
Thy flag that is rent in twain,
Shall be one again
And without seam
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

An old maid, who has her eyes a little
sideways on matrimony, says: The curse
of this war is, that it will make many wild
ows, who will be fierce to get married, and
who know how to do it. Modest girls will
stand no chance at all :"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

An important order was received at liar
rlsburg on Saturday, from the military au-
thorities at Washington, to the effect that no
more substitutes in lieu of drafted men will
be accepted,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

SWORD PRESENTATION The patients of
Cliff burne Hospital few days ago presented
to Assistant Surgeon WILLIAM Il. ENSIGN
IA splendid sword, sash, belt and gloves, as
a mark Of their esteem.
Sergeant JOHN CRoss, of the 1st Long
Island Regiment, general ward-master OF
Clifburne, was also presented with similar
gift by the patients under his charge,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

f" You are writing my bill on very rough
paper" said client to his solicitor. "Never
mind, said the lawyer, i" it has to be fled
before it comes into court"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

Mn. SMITH, you said you once oficia-
ted in a pulpit; do you mean by that you
preached !?
g No, sir; held the light for the man
that did
''Ah! the court understood you differently
They supposed that the discourse came from
you,
No, sir; I only throw'd little light
on it,"
/" No levity, Mr. Smith Crier wipe
your nose and call the next witness. "
lg g What boat is that at the wharf,
inquired an officer the other day of Bob "
contraband.
Dunno massa, but she's loaded with
gen rails gwyne to Fortress Monroe. F"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

NEVER Jump at conclusions, my son, . said
an elderly gentleman to his youngest.
dumped at one the other day, dad, answered
And | suppose you plunged yourself into
trouble.
"Well no, not exactly; but | plunged my
self into the water, though, for jumped after
the end of ferry boat
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
S3G,:ll.
1862.
Z ii L

TE-SsYtvAyIA CEVTRAL RAILROAD.
win is cornscn"n., firms -
TIE sIIOKIESr A.D QUICK 81 ROUTE
Frn- Npw.Yorf To qfF paiScPAl " .TEAN tiTfEs.
Eght trsi1s dsi fom New ora 90 iisdepAa, viz
l,rw jersey and ain1fn ard Annoy Inc ....
ALL TUROUOH TRAINS FOR Tiia NkSi ~ THIS
KOUIE LEAVE NEW-NOHk FROM TuE
20 # or tOuWrLA&DT-5f.
Bvway Of PhaGtpbo the oning passeures leave New
Yoik al a. ~ ile a. other routes tvong PatentI'
AZ q %. u.. oas hour later thsn other lln"a
~ way oi Allentown. 'vening p4f'r fefs ItFc AZ y m
three hours atrT tho y hrn lines dd bF bb r"nr'
arrive a. tl saine tue d. ''fiheih me- !" ~ 81
oni. in the No.thNc tfctine laeinayoii- Lon'Vii"'
81 Louis. Csyriand Columbus cinc'"n'u' ana ." moi"
points Wet, with lewerc changes Il cais. ,, .,,, .
Ptt.brb sss miles AID ewi orb rittsbursi 40 nj
smoking aud saloon Cans on al tians'
F4fe the "a as other i4uies
BAsgege checked Though 1ran,'~bifee
secure 1icLets. good iil u-.d ~ at tbnIsh
WE-fEkH LMIDtA ION
,rl. pe,,sviyafia Ceulsl Caapsny an En'gian'
accommodation Line, wh Atom, comfort f"e ~ ii" %
travel to pntos owing Wcs."sTd a aI the II "ai iA"'
oi fare. ,,pt.rrs
Py tbis route freieh's ai decfp ins ca Dc T'ood
to AID nom any pom on ~" a. ii'1I " -, - n ~
ROAD DlRLCE 20 aay poii on ihe Al's'''e 'ri' o.
he West ~ steamers from fiu uargn 90.
The raies Of Ire mt O. aud ir1m 500 POM el W 80 "
the Penn y,uis h4rltd be- % TIME. ' 'v' - s''
ggd %, ohrf u lfoid Comp .ns Mtf. fi' -ha rhi
p~r iltfustuf tnr irsns .p't .nn ~ tnc' ' li- '''
Company cn' reg viii o.. 90 r'.'' y" To p'''' i''
Faru,rIs snd De'cis 800 is. Stock 'i i'o N. rot ,'
vsl'agrons fDrts. 'ai cf'Ds fs o "'i i , " ~
snd its connection a"s 'rf' n'oi ""' ls i-.i ,
Ffos irusDu wLeie uli boz Hlf, ttrD t. e' t" ~
g. ding ana Iesti ei .ia ihrI'd 81 '" .f'''-L
ILIa, ALW- -YOA. aud nALil.iOh t u sIhrIH'
} h. y .LiD d, fasen. .r Afrui. NO. .A..1rN'ur
LLECH e. Co.. , ciu 's~r.,
ho. Asoi-.iou., .td so ho.ib ti.iIn's''
hcDOAAhb bia-AOaf l'a sf.n. . cn'-
G-~oi- 49, a., ~.-e.a -. ...4..-... An,..s ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Jnsuraale Companies.
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.

Til Comrany II ready to iranss, busine" In every
br-nch Of Life Insurance.
20 od with tlo Ipcru euf'nt Of he lssurance DopH1-
rnt STATE o SoA iofk according 10 Jaw Tho terms
Of payment O. the Premium made more esiy then here
tyiDIr.
Ai Policies issred by thia Company GsDsrurABLE
aevra ysafs ..f oiJgs dorird wand
Suicide duolnf change of residence OF occupation
error o. p-u.na apple fcgsdns fAniy history or
rondion Of eh Of The app An do not work any for
fiturs OF the policy sitrf seven yrar-.
T.y d.ys grs.c 10 allowed IA payment Of the Premium
AMI he Policy held good during that tire.
Policy hodsfs non5rr Of the corporation and are en-
titled TO vote Directors and are eligible of Dfsctors
Dividsnds of sufpus declared Annually. aud msy be
payment Of future premium OF paid IN cash d. the op
ton ofin.u ed 800
Muiuaity In fullest integrity will be the fung principle
Ia all ,Le tfalss sciiOns olthe tomfAIy
Prospectus aud blnk plea ions furnished a. the ohce OF
tho Compsny. aud hy the Ar-n
ILy.ie Ia atrLdsuce tbs ohce daily from u 10
Temporary Office No. - Nlliau-st - 49, ......
T.ruanrni office, after November J. No % NiIan st,
Chamber 81 Commerce Buhdlug
PlasfnKsT, PKEsIpENr,
n ID. MOKGAs. !. LAWKEnCE.
Nd. MORGAN, l. J. MERRITT.
+ LAWKFNCE' q. HILTON >CHiBNER,
T. Y MERWfH JAS. II. utNt1t
WM H. kOGG JAS C. ATWATER,
J. NIL o. JAiPhN, SIDNEY GREEN.
Rl1uAHD BKONN : B CALDw I'LL.
sANUELF Is MORSE NJ B. WiNkOOP.
sECHKTAgI, ACirAkf,
T. 4 NEHWIS j. MEHurr
PHYSICIAN, couNshl. .,
H. IENEY O. HILTON SCRiBNfR.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Springfield. III. ocs
lTERMJLYE 4 co.

NTERMILYE n CO.,
No ~ Wsll-st.,
have hand for inmedi. ate delivery tie -. u .,,-,,
NEW TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS,
Of "a. United states dessuated Five T~ cAte-'" re-
deeinse Al tie pleasure of he Government ar hve years
and sboz-d by Ac, o. Congress approved fet IS lso|
The Coupon Bonds are is.us1 ~ sums OF
SO. 100. $500 aud ]l OoJ
Tie Registered Is B3nds 81 sulns of
go 100 =sg' r 600 and 5000
Interest will Commune. date of subscription. aud ~
usa5 n sod ~ tue anr auy Treasury Depositoy
of;e Jitsd STAGE tie rst days oi May an vcllOei Of
each year. At tie pre- ent peun on Eold ne bonds u
sou, ish, PEI cent per The sape provision made
By Cpstom Duties.
EIce Stamps aud Internal Reye ne of tne payment o' m
tefes, al qlasion o. the Pucp4 maAs a. lhVetAeA'
g. ibis loan sae profitable AID av1i sole 81 tine.
Tb beilg th, permoncnt oaa 10 when me ~ sai inu-i
Eo,e, .r eove toie il vi become tie proci 81 oan 80 tie
usrket aid profitable i- OF invrsneat of ut gu1s
tie sufp funds o. capitalist vel -s TIE eAnGs 81 'He
Industrial css.es. -
Subscriptions received q par In eg Tender Notes OF
AID checks Il A. par IN Ne" i'h suyscl ~
eipsnai.n viii te afof I'D ln sl .t9n at tL' onoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
NIipREME COuRT-CTTY and COUNTY OF

ElPREME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY OF
- NEW.YORK-CHhRLEs c. DUNCAN end GEORGE
~ KFNDALL against NATHANIEL KIMBALL. Sum.
mons fo . money de aud contract (Cou not ssr) To
M, DETENDANF. You hereby summoned sud required
to answer he complain, n this action wtch II Ue ed in
he Office Of tho Clerk OF the City aud County o NewfoE&
t the Iy.Hs ia said city and 20 seye copy Of ,oat nn
AZ s 10 M. .aid conn tho subscrtb,Ts a. their Ohce
So 10 Nall street the City Of hewfork within twenty
y ate fervce Of this Summons on you exclusive Of the
dy Of such .srvice and II you fail TO .no said
pau time Aforesaid the plaintiff Ia tLi action Ill
dust YOU Tor the sum OF three thousand ir
and seventeen l. 100 dolas with Interest frcm
tceun asy OF september thousgid eight hundcd and
A yo besides The Of III action. Dard oth Ser eni-
brf ltG2 HAWKINS X IOfHREN,
Plhuuns Attorneys
The compliant in the above entitled action duly hei In
the office the Clerk OF tue City and County Of trwfok,
n tho Cy.ia 10 said ,tY on lhe 3th day October 1902
Of t.l~s HAM kINs COIBkbN. PlA'. Attyt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Religious Noilres.

About Endless Ni'sCry.-Ths Rev J.. u. bEOohS
VIII tevew Ftof Mh,ous ,.t Sunday tyeninsa argument
f,r The nessorabloue Of Eudes MHry" a The Hhasi
Unveraist Church, between sta snd .thavs, To'MOh'
ROW AFTERNOON at3o'oi0ek lnquiierb Invited Tue
ney b. PETERS viii pr,a;a a. lll
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
NEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
1sSs SPRING AnRAsGrMENr 1872
CONMENf $50 MAY 1892
PASSENGER sta.on in No~i OK z1tb - add flh av
rl [. f.af.

10, SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1872.
CONMENfiNB MAY 1892
PASSENGER Ss.ion Ia No~hok, nor I1tb - and fhav
ertffure ou - i.at
TRAItS l. AVE NEN-YORh;
For Esn-ia,,n, g. o a.. (EHD, II I3 tE1) 33o 3d.
Il Fr 'bHds.por, !, a. m. tEI); 1918 Gr) $50, 40
FOR Milford a,rs;for3 Fliffe5 Southport, and we.por,
10. in. " 1850 80 y. in. -
FOR Sof~as, = 90 n.i l2.l5 lkzJ 35l 80, so,
~. (fI . .. ...
sor Deren and Greenwich, :. $50 M; lll5, 90 40,
SO . 81.
stD. 90. =. ~. (tH
II -. . go 43o. 80, ae p- in.
For Poft Chester ald Nrw-tochelle. p m (kx)
COsNFtilhD TRAINS.
For Boston yit spinlisId a. NJ tLg.) p N. tE1)
For Bostcu. via SHIRE Line. ltl5 O.. ~ Ok
For Htrffofd Springfield n ok L. 10. iEH.)
IN. lEH 80.
Tor Colnectcn River Railroad 20 Mon,r al a. m (EE)
and u - y. ~. 70 Aonnanp'on.
FOR hartford Providence. aud Tislkii Railroad, d m
For Now Haven N,v adon, aud sioninsion Railroad al
y ~. ~ la s. p. n. Ok
Camel Rsilroad. tl.i5p NJ 20 Norhampon
For Iausaionic I,firoaf To- litshelf n y. ~, n
New .fi. Saturday, through e. ttuatsd
For H4ue4fucs X ~ oaf d. q ni.. =.
For Danbury sid Aorwsk ha road e. yJ m. - p in
Copfuo ous s.eep.i ( ach'd g. the %. 1fio.
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE o

T It
TEAMiNUS.-Passru.~ Depot Jsin,s-sip sud foot ~
gh.st. J.. RN inter gflf geueuia cor mrncinF fHdiy
Oct "a lt2: Ltave NeW-i ofk Of for Ofeef pot &
Iiarbof. Onsnt and HampoHs. at A. etd y "a iaf
lslip; ard for syoss~' a. for Hemp
stead Sundays the tfal leaves Hunters Point ga lst
F,rryl o. $50 q m fof lar uk ald in'ef eJiae ftlus
n, e5cuf,ion fss; f-isrnne lrave. baihsnk a. 3 o.
On Friday end saturday uilht tL~ ut p aia ~i roo
through totur0rt fcUrIrg saturday eff Monday morn
iug nt 4.lh O. ID. alrNLnr lu Nv inIk ~ 2 .t2
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
HUDsON RIvER RAlLROAD.-FOR Al

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-FORA AL
i q BANY sol TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud NLsI Trains leave:
Prom Chem lers-st From loih a.
F1press aud H. and JI12' s;la ahd J;fl and
n aid p. n. 5.IJ y. II.
Troy and hl1lrv with sleep
inr ca1 lO.i5p m. 1870 pm. Sundays included }
Poughkerpsie tTsiu, .Jl e. IN
and 6:l5 y. 1893 a m
fcskskiH To n IG:Joa ~ and 20 aud :: :5j p
p. m.
sirs Sin, train $3.50 and OIL s5 a and .25 p
4. $3.50 ald l-1" ii
i-.rns ga U-oofI Iru can rrfrha.~ Wrsfcqtts
Frr.ee. OHIr. No 20 Wnstinston-st Cify Hat Sluar.
aud their baggage checatd ~ Their T-dehoea 4 al
mint. on the road. and 10 ssrtfogi srrlugs.
A. r sAil rH Superintendent
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IL follows. VIZ:
tam Mail for Dunki'k. Thi. train remains night a.
Ilunra sna proceeds the neNt morning.
m, frIrt8s for But4l,
9 a m, Mik. daily. ior Otisvil'e
l2i5 p. ui Accoula odation daily. f,r P0r' Jervis
Z p. m Nar for Nicdlrtown and hewhursh.
.. m Nigh, Fxpr-ss. daily Tor DansTs and Buffalo
The tr-n Of saturday through 70 Burso, bot does no!
run % Duntirk
?. Ia. EnIsrsut. for Duakik
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GGlcs bn Srrllon.

4. ". MFR~is. Aucuonc-,.
DY BANGS, MEkWlN ~ Co., Irving Build
ID ings Nos 50 and So Bfssdwny-sa,s Of Boots Sta
fiouey PirtIfes. WORKS u AT FtIcy 60,i Fufn4fc &c
MONDAY ENfNihG. Nov d.. ~ o'clock
STANDARD and MIS- ELLANEOt > hOOhs-kmbr.c'
ins variety o! le ihisry edit vsusbe WORKS snd
collection OF Irisc~i'snroBs put. 'ations Ac.
TUESDAY AtIEKNOOS, N0V. II. 81 o'cock. and Tie
thrse fal owing d,,s a The ssue hour
COINS and MEDALS-1 1ornE r.ns the American portion
G. the famous fL1f Code ction' oi Coins Mclsls Nca
ties Token &C. being undoubtedly. the nche ia enc
o hlc. choice. and unique spte.nons 1hA
b. ever been offered On tLiE country.
Catalogues are now ready
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ENITED sTATEs MARsmAL'S SALE.
Hy RuDDEROW JONES ID Co.
HEWLETT sCUDDEK Auciioueef.

Bv virtue of an order ofpsls dated Sept II 1907 directed
10 t@ by tue Hon Is iam NArvn Juio uited Sia,e .
tdrt CoDrt for the ~ouhsrn Dst-t ~ FordA viii s'i h'
Poc Aactlon :, stores 40 u place aad No s Mur
fay At. On
THURSDAY Nov. H. 1902, 1t 10 O'Clock q IN,
The CARGO oi the pie steamer COLUMBIA,
Consftlu. OF -
my GOODS ARMY BLASkRTs.
DltIos AND MEDICINES TEA AID PEfFER,
FAFEK AND sTAIIONLKY. OAOCtklk,.
BOOTS SHOES AtD LEATHER.
SHJfMAkEHF 1HkkA AD AND fiNDlN6S
HARDWARE hND MLTALS. - .
Catalogues on TUESDAY. q tho Office of BENNER +
BROW. No. 10 N4-ai. ald 81 the faIs place store
The good. may be examined ga N'drsday Terms sal'
Ten Per oeal dag Of sale and the bala on Saturday
following JANIS I LAII, o., ,,
United si.ss Mirsa for the southern DisIncs Of Florida
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2musemcnts.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager. WHEATLEf'
POSITIVELY
TIE LAST MONT
TIE ENGAGEMENT
MATILDA HERON.
THE THIRD AND LAST TIME.
in her great character Of
CAMILLE.
New scenery new dresses new frni,ure and appointments
THE STRONGEST CA5f or CHARACTEkS
with which 4 has yet been given IN New-f oik 49, ,,,,,,
Mr.. l.. X. SHEWELL. as. .AhMAND Do'AH
SATURDAY EVENlNG. Nov. ., lotI,
CAMILLE;
THE FATE or A COQUETTE. .x,
MAIILDA HLhON.........a,......... .'',hhihhD
Arnanu NuNi T.. y.
MCusltur
Madame ff iueuce tlss
iusica Director. Mr.. HARVEY Is. DODNOhIH.
On MONDAY EVENING, Nov. TO- 1902
The GREAT RANEL TROUPE
will commence
THEIR FAREN Eli ESGAGEMENf
prior to the return to Europe OF
GABRIEL RANbL,
with the young wonder Of the world:
with the exception OF the Press. NO tRkk LIST
Dess Circle aud Psquet. 81 cents; Secured Pmques
Stalls. IS cents; Family Circle, . cents
The peToi will at Il o'clock. The doors
viii open at "a o'clock.