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AHRryED LAST EVENING.

uuP- Ccwprcmi.e, Csutns, Liverpool Jan Sd,
with ndss 70 zerega . Go.
nAHK-Rsw Dodge Jarvis Of Buehill, from
minded, Ouba, Feb 10, With sugar 70 a Pc.
tsrp. Sailed in % With bark Arethusa aod brig ~
Peter, for New York Left. bark Eimund Dwighh
fot New Hoik next day; brig Gllden Le'd. ior rni-
l.dslph'a, do. No dsae, lat 9T, lng y 30, eSpe.
rienced heavy gale from w, which lAstfd anree
days. In LAT SO 40, lon 70, passed large gnanntes
ofa wrecked vessel. Kncountered heavy gale from
WNW In lai So Ion 70
sCHo ooNERs-A Tlrrell, Higgins, Boston Tor
Brssrt Brown. Baltimore 10 days, with mise "
Dsos,ur oaks o,ks. Bal,imor. ? days.
Busan, Bearse, Bystor days with mdse to Stark
" Lewis \ %.
Argus, Crowley, Fall River days. mise.
Mria. Foes, Boston days with mdse ~
CIV Cummings, Smith, New Haven days. II
SBetrJp pg. Small, Brcnkhavea.
q II den, Turner, Providence days.
w Mckee.
wolccu Parker, B,sian 2 days with mdse 10
Pisn FORESTER NJ M,Don,li Fortune Ray, NJ,
via Gloucestsr 10 days VIII h.h = the MISTER.
JP wellington. Chipma-, Baton ~ PhiA1.
Prince Aired. tBrJ well, Nassau, Mp, IL dSA
With ,u-peniiue 20 r T Montel \ Batt1w. 2T,H u
lsi 81 10 Ing - 20 Ia a hesAy gale from W,
stove bu wAiks raj, &c. MAJ 3 la' 80 In. passed
the rail cf srtl' vet'e ais s,ma white pine cards
which arpeer, ~ tv part IA de X lns The &c
q HSey saiei Few DAYS previous 'r B't1n
tusal les. Crew A. i part Z rsry1 saved
MariA Jsne Hurprrey, - 81 ArireSs ",
from 81 Jsso Is days, with ,hsc.1 g. y y te
tors ~ date, IN the ON rOssd starsc p ~ Ahd
~ sohr under iury m ,'is bound $
GooP-Hny,si. C,-win Pr,viiencc, mi''.
BELOW
rsc btlss-rNngs rct tt.Ni.
SAILED.
Nt-ch 6A-Bs'S. n ~ ,fnssir C'1sre's. '1r
rnjc- Srig. OsN'rn II IVES irr So gtse. J 'n
RtishL ~ Lv-rps p. s.r.rss, Sru'r~r.-Nsras
: - Brewer Gardens Ntrr Hs., p Ale pH =.
Jotn Fy's. q SssHS May wsr, -Hsl - "
Il Ii NA;snfAs: Ns-t-N, b. - l.i'u p.
u1coth. Lsaisr. B-s'f H-s Atlantic, 4 N Nessn
Cork, J3-ger L,-e-tsu, ENttertNu, A. 'uNr =
Ccrk-B-'xS We Is M.y, Goa M'.ria Go-l'l,
HNv2aa-S 'h-s A -rrra Hk. "a SA-s1 MA
lus Ns-v We er. Pa--n.,it. T 80 Mkas .lil :.
Sal fRtr-a w.-ss-~ itt- g.
T,l-J stgS'I trNrsVori q ri City, 7. v Erne
DISASTERS, &c
Tas F. s.'-M -trl a-.Irsl Z. lrsisy u'shi. 70.
rrrts ssst Csys God II la JAl :. sai.Ai
i-vfn 81 u-isrA Tss = vrs-s So "a tu ',t gip
p.s-. --assi re iratr i- t-a A. Ant' 2 - I, Ia
ion 90 a.. s. -tarL - ras ess; - ,rne a.,
sp'ke ,rix Amelia 1ruri Wsss' Husrss N
10 lSh = wt 81 s.s trt T'Itsr' a heavy y W
gaze sod 49, % ~ 2. ',s' al spt - =. sai re.
csived sCus "a Ne o. 1u'. Lar At 81 Usisns
lark -, % "a. e 80, - .i1s Alogt as.t fli..
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The fl!owing licla dispatches have been ro
c,ived at the Navy Department;



Wilmington, N. C., Much 1tt iSGl 7
Sir - have the honor 10 report to you, that
yesterday discovered vessel q the south v ard
and eastward. ! got under way, aud disc pyered
htr To be Vessel on sh re on the ''Frying Pan"
shoals She proved " be large steamer, WITH the
Au.eiicN Il x hosted NJ ila down We we're son
sidtd hy boat contsinil an army ,tlicer, who
ntoln eel rue that the vessel SAsthe steam tfa snort
Ms-ifsippi, frum Boston hur Sh u Island Miaa
having MAJ Cen Benz +. Butler and 100 troops
on board.
,cnt A,ipg Master ure on board the Mssls.
si?pi ~ asus, ia getting her on She was leaking
ba " in the 'orwari cpnpirtuc :, whi,h wns
nj ed Win water up q tha bsrIh dtch Ia spite Of
he lNhng q our tTuppa. 4 ey kent tlr,o,iry
overload proy,si, ms Int o,hsr heavy ar,irlas 10
lishten the chip l rec iy,d Mrs. q neral batter
aud he attendant on board hi, y,sssl A, al,ut
fCy,n ue'uyk In the evening, when We had re eiy,l
about 'hrje hun dr,d tt ops ON board, We hal the
pleasure OF SEER tie Mississipp come N the
stoa At midi ght both yefst sncl ~ ed "a B.ld.
lea" l'BL'-H .ufe ThiS morning We Transferred
he ucol To the Aishssippi als, MIS-. Bl,ler and
attend M
Respectfully your obedon, s.ryp,
O.s uussoN.
10 frag Officer l. NJ GolIsUoRovun.
Tne unit Vernon let Wilmington on Monday
lat The Fernandina was still there, AMI the
tooP Po'wer JamestoTn wis ll.ckadiug NV Inlet.
The state OF Georgia, Gemihok, and Albatroas we're
at Beaufort. The Mount Vernon has not recoiysd
a NAL IN toriy days
The Mount Vernon took p i1s on Friday las.,
the II. .iufh svhe onsr British = leor which WAS At
ten ping N run the blockade. She was sent with q
prize crew to Pailai,lphia. The crew q the cap.
mred schooner were brought here by tho Mount
NerIo0,
Tue Institution sal ed today.
nasu'h'snt sct I c,l,rf, c1tsiting OF an
American taR and hluo 4 y, with the arms Of the
city u New H1rE, was presented TO the 10Th reri.
II ent \. Y. ydnltee's ,bii afternoon, by Gsltra
WuOl.
They Vere ptfeatod ly the city Of New York.
ApPr Pirate speeches wers ma eby Gan. WOOL and
Co. BendiX, and ths whole anir pNlsei ut with
complete success,
Tie steamboat Fora arrived from Nsw York this
morning she carries the revenue Tag.
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The Peoples Temperance Meeting will be
hold al 15l csr Broome and Boweiy on Sunday
vcnI &, the 9th II 81 commencing at ~ OIL ok
Come b. the rescue Of the DTunka-d. BASSEFr.
Prtb'.. Nl
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AOH, l.. 1 "A Special Meeting Of Ne. =
will be held In TAmmany Ball Monday even
ing, March l0lh. Pdnotud attend sncs of the mem
b'rs are guessed. WIN. ATKINSON, p, WIN.
N INTYKE 5 81
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hers OF this Diysi n particularly requested W
after special meeting 10 be held al Smiths Hall,
cor ll,h st. and ln ave, this satu -day evening,
March -tl, at s o'clock, on business uf importance.
By order PATK NOLAN, President, PATRICK
BOYLE, BeC'y. 1856
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The ANSIvERsARY OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Of the Seventh s,res. N Y. Church took place lssa
evening. The scene on entering the church was
extremely striking, the giils and young lsdiss
dressed in white and wearing Union colors with
white wrtaihs on their heads. Those In the front
row were decidedly handsome, and particularly one
who wore diSmond-shsped piece Of blue silk ON
her breast, in which was cluster Of stars and
sec, nj who wore hsndsome red waist with span
glss. The boys on the o,her side were also neatly
dressed, and very orderly in their manner. The
centre Of the church was occupied by the younger
children. The platform WAS entirely hung with
American A ,gs, Ia the centre q which was hne
Of. pau ting Of washington. The folloring wa7
the programme Of the eIs cses -
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Whero Is TIC PhHhnIrophy VhrI'tIan-Che
ebrisie Reform Society no ds public meeting 6s
prayer = esting q, o'clock. Come and hear tho
experience of men THAI would have been lost ror
tims ard eternity had II not been for this institu-
t,n l., WOOD Secretary. 50
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Teu peTRb ce-Olive Branch Lodge OfG y.
Public me etirg cor Grand and LUDLOW ats, on sun
day evening, ~ o'clock. Speakers Mr.. CO. q.
sickles and DR. r. 3. MillsF. JOHN MILLER ". q.
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Fires. Accidents, Inouea., &c.

j. BErSsrHf,,
An cd ribscri Der of the ) q
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DEATHS,

( John Delaney, Private Co. IF 7s,h Regt. RfIna.
FTefS., ev.sth; chronic diafrheas a:iEs Ea:E:
t George Reynolds, 1st Sergt., Co. n, ,i4sth Penna
Soas., NoF!S, wounds. .e.>tsl sfA f2Jca z. G1iH.
zisWiiiahlSo Soby,Y Private, Co g,tfi Conn. yels.,
tNoy4 g. wO1lAns,!g 3hi EHt -sGH.! L8rrbi;9 2 iG3
EsJolin Blake, Capt. co. C, 9thMaine Vols, Nov o.
Henry Welsh, Private Go. II sdRsI. yels.NoVse.
!ydW G. Thomas, Private Go. G, Tth Conn. Vols.
NSy! g. wounds 7; soaag- sf.a!.i. s9t.'a s,t
hsGottIeib F4isel, Private Go. E,:l47th1 Penpa.,
Y ols., Nov. 8, wounds. '1oiEo .,
'SJohn b. Kimball, Private co. Psi N, II. Vols,
\ n ov.. 10, typhoid fever = h"a4 . islfEa!SE
fs Jehn;' C0ttly Private Co. X, 5af Regt. Pegina.
vols. Nov. 10, wounds. '&2G i@@rG .@2iTGsg
Henry Heckathorn, Private Co. A, 18th Regt.
Penna. Y FeIs., Nov. 10, chronic diarfhoa. ~
+p@ Al III. King. Private, COL, sd N.H Vols, Nov.
el1, sore throat. > 0! 5li,G"2Sf ai3 ;#sI! 81.
-'~ Bruce Baldwin, Private Co, Freth cenn Vols,
Nov. I, wounds. "ii.&a li5ti '.l' 3. 't'r ~
David C. Hayes, Sergt. Co. A, Sd Regt., NH.
Vols: Nov. f2, wounds. cf'aI 81 - .l3sisf
p Joseph Miller; PfiSateCe. *, n. Y!1Yol. Eng,
Nov. ~, congestive Fever. tratt& '.sai53el 'nI"j
! William s. Boone, Corpofsl 60. G., Is5th PeBna.,
hSoyt12 .1ctsn-t.. e2-4 - y i.,assio:Ssi 80
George Mon Seai, frivatI Ca.ss y y. Vol. Eng,
Nov. II, -congestive fever &'saGi GtsEa Z
i7 James Smith, private Co. o, I'D dSi H.vols ,or.
13, typhoid fever. i:2i3s' .2sa a1H"'E 1915 80
Six Skstshlsy Morton, Lieut. vt: Co. Io7hRe Renna
William wood, Private COL, n. Y. Vol. Eng,
Nov. 49, !'Et s,7JiSn- $50 .@s sa8 = ~
Nathan Georg Private Co! B, fifth Penna. Vols.
Now Is, wounds. Jgot ,'H59 ;'iiE -sE
oaEssdsriekaa Gould, Civilian, Express Office,
IN oyer5sejI !oj-jgsil -a,,.giiana1 -iiy.G on,
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We shoull, no doubt have suffered as severely as
Wilmington, N. c. -.
,e Lieut. Col. " .P. Prentice CMajsr B. Birch;
Capt. E. W. Mitchell apt z. a. Mitchell and
Lieut.. Philip Haas--all of the Staff Of the late
Major Gen. Ormsby Al .5Mhchcl commanding this
1ept, ,)and Mrs. Col. ehas l.. uller, were passeu.
gers on board the Massachnsettsssh ea3ud hence
for New York to-day. Tho Captains Mitchell arc
the Generals sons. They and 1t Col Prentice,
Eoresvcry s,ck at the time Of the Gents deathand
barely escaped with their lives the terrible pest-
1eneeiwhch, has swept AWAY so many ofeurl Eal-
=uabe ofIieers.saa 1880 IL sc.i sd hGc ss.4 igF
Postscript, Sunday, Nov. 18th, The Masaa-
achusetts has retarnei in adisabled condition.. II
is blowing gle outs;iezand We, poor fellows, on
shore can hardly keep our hairon;a Pho sand is
blown into dfifta ualike those Of regular old
4 EsygEuglaRd saogcs gcsterm.aa .5.su: 81
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PORT eYAI3sATgRpAYH NOV: IS, 1862

- N, We give the most Of our spaqe, this week,
to the fual reports of the, lss Poeetdigo Exped
sion y which excludes much otAerinterestiag mat
tor. OF course our patrons Will surrender grace
fully to the shoulder-straps" ," especially as We
wish to- make our little sheet as fleet history as
possible of this Dept. Oar next shall hare aEaore
variety. ',''', -. = :'D 80 s,...''
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:5.a5QvlcK Tar .7sT The lsftsBe taa Nary
Emma, Capt o. L. Bearse, Master, madesthc
to this port from New York in aSs delivered
her cargo stn six hours, and rs of egain to the
North for another load. Now Mr.. SehoopeE Cap
tains beat THIS, if you can. Our friendsEil please
pass along ihatbarrel of pippins by tapts Bsssse,
as there is some hope that we may get them before
rottipg; and please don't forget the "Newark
Cider" u .-5,.;;res9g &c!
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sw-we regret to- have to record, the death Of
Mr.sF.A. GOULD, of the Adams Express ;Compa-
ny, which occurred on Thursday, Nov 18th, at the
Hospital. His disease was yellow feyer. fIhsEx-
puea buildings on one, and the Port Royal House
on the other side Of us are, zb,th .temporarily
closed. Our camp, however, has escaped. With
good policing and careful attention 70 the laws Of
health, I'VE hope go through the season in safety
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gERsMKL,,s1' :
HnE1

q Capt o. J!s EiwealSj!A A.sQg NJ, 10Th Army
Corps and Dep. geL 6 feasof arc both doing well
and Lout danger. MISS Converse, at tke hotel,
is also in afair #ay of recovery. We sincerely
heps this terrible fSser has abott run it's course
with ssttas aesssH saeaA Sssaamszced earHef
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article in orr issue of Noy. -. Our
New City % has had the effect of calling The atfen.
ton Of msay {? the location there pFoaoysl: We
believe it be the opinion of the postof our
medical friends, that change, is necsssarybefofe
another hot season. aKeep the bail rolling 4" till
we get oyer the bay. 80, 80. - II. .,[ " =, :, 80.
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ss The Hotel is being sfhordushly painted and
whtewashed inside, and will probably be opened
again tlds week. 4tisltoo great an accom6loda-
ion to the visitors at these Headquarters 70 re-
1man long closed without serious Fenisnce to
US all jegl 20 Ta"a o. gDG a;isdy '::aa.s1 bin
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-, & Wabash ? friends rather neglect Hsi
They pick up lots pf news items, interesting 10
she spkele command, but ws dontget them. Please,
gentlemen IF the broad gold band, don't Be Sci.
fish We Il recjprocate.
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LOCAL NEWS

s-~-BatG. Observation-Disclosures GeEsrneR--e
South Carolina; has appointed 3 oaf6urs ,ai pEhf
-Tueaty-ssrenth day Of s6ouIk aszapdaya of:spsbk,
aakigsvsg and pri s S3sasG 1,o ss ssq sI sfa ssG
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$40 ZINC Britfsh Pirate .alabamaa. rs IS reporte

goo. The British Pirate .alabama IS reported
ofthe Capes of Delaware She had burnt six yes
sells, directly on the route from this port to and
from New York. Our latest mail from the North
sisto 2sa ,qfoetobsr (2a days ago. and it may
ybe that one or more ofopr army transports haze
been captured by her. We have not becEso long
without mail since we took this place and the de-
lay and suspense, added to the sickness here, is
becoming exceediagl painful. qglr ri ii e.:Ia /
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~ 90, The attention of Masters of vessels is called
to the rules and regulations ofths barber in GEN
ersl Order No. 24,' which we sepublsh below.
Lopka out gentlemen! This opds is in full force.
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nhAaeNthN p tnt so,aA, ,o. a
,,o.H,d0" hseaa' ro's,kesa'' D. e"s1'y is' lso-
y y bs Following nils, and +egu,,tions VII ,eseaf
fer be nSssrvg9 b all 2ssstis On their atr;yaI md
dSTiny fJit StaS in av IaSbof ofti,is fsDa.tei,t @
FSfs BIZ fshafi he a;fft of T vessels
on fiiiIeff arrival to res sft themselves imhiediatcy
n tHEa mr. sistef Mn wilf sa6l
sshSTage ffor tfiefr essSis Mssisrs 81 vessels
SayiaB Jsssarss Jn board. viii report me same
ss sts5 So IN = ca 90. s@d ssa S,,.s' . .'s
4b ms X sssss sasss SgsfS
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TLLsREp.

ocOcts a, pSehr.ynaes Batler ID cline. Ierk
ISSsY. ,fEaraie .Garfisf, Niskerssns Now York +;
Steamers Gen. lBaraside. Nileox, sNewa York
Steamship Star0ithe youth Wopdhll, ateg Yerk;
Is, ,Sear. Ciarper, rBoath, New y 3; sehr
rRrewn, i&iskesop, SeT York; aAibsrtsC raadsll,
oAvery, ,aNewrl ost.on 49, deha n EaylaRa, GrSn-
fell, NewrYork. @. .s.a ycs...Ga:,5a C. s,ag
Nov. 8, Brig Julia Ford, Payne yPlla, 10 j;achr.
Lewis Chester. Soaess, Plil'a jSchr. SaeSotners
Somers, Phil a. Brig Iseni, Speed, NcwiY efk II
Eask Yacouy, Mshday, ;Pbigs.plSj Sem.ED W
SaadsrsaA i3a, Neu llesk. s:aS;o j. d,uA. 25E
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b.ie 60 sfIf1a9i u ,,Sey z u 6;3A sdi % qgot,r
apad bso7 s14SsafsaId Cd, gaiga:,.sl,
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HEADou.RFER s, DEPARTMENT F The SOUTH, -.
Hilton Head, Port Reqal, s. C.. Jply lS, 1867
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pure moral and private character, and because
regarded him as federaist, representing my
political opinions. have all my life lorg been
Federal Wing of the Washington and Alex
ander Hamilton school. am the advocate of
concentrated federal government, Or of a
strong central government, able to maintain its
dignity, TO assert its authority, and to crush out
any rebellion that may be inaugurated. Ihave
never been sectional, but at all times ma
tiona man, supporting men for the Presidency
and Vice-Presidenoy without any regard on
which side Of Mason and Dixon's Line they
were born, or resided at the time of their nom
inuton. In word, am, as ever have been,
an ardent wing, and Clay and Webster have
ever been my standards OF political orthodoxy.
With the breaking up of old parties, have
merged every thing into the great question of
the Union, the Constitution, and the Enforce
ment of the Laws Hence, / ain an mcOn-
dHionaI Union man, and advocate the preserva-
ton of the Union at the expense OF all other
considerations"
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FAIR REToRT.-When the federalisis first
arrived at New Orleans, they were tainted, at
every lane and turning by cowardly men and
bows, who never fired a shot in daylight, save
at a harmless bird or dove, or drew blade ex-
cept in street row or midnight conflict and as
sassination. These coEtemptible representa-
tives of man and manhood, urged on by citizens
now known and marked, followed our soldiers,
rabble-like, chanting in chorus almost, yellow
Jack is coming Yellow Jack is coming, run
towards, run" | was rather amused than
otherwise at the following conversation which
heard while standing at door. Said some
hopeful scions of the genus fop, or fool, TO a
soldier of the Union, as he was passing in the
street-"Iere, Yankee, have you heard that
Yellow Jack is about, and the Charity Hospi-
tai full of dying, Sing Sing niger thieves like
YOU P" "Oh, yes," said the soldier, calmly and
politely, 81 know it all, but there is something
worse than that. You know the transport that
came this morning, and all the troops that dis
embarked and have you heard what they
brought over from Ship Island here ?' "No,
no !" said both voices as in one. DO tell US,
will you, what it is P" "Well," said the soldier,
hesitatng and looking steadily around, "I'll
tell you, court martial or what not !; then speak
ing slowly and lowering to a confidential tone
his voice, he added almost hatteringly, "they
brought awml, awful awful small pox the
doctor of our regiment says it s--it is the
worst type known to medical science but stop,
l haven't got it, though did put two brave
comrades GALL that would hold together) in a
sheet of tar this morning. And n, W, if your
Yellow Jack can beat our beauty-spoiling small
pox, let the old fellow 60 ahead. Don't trouble
| yourself 10 say good morning or waste time in
compliments of the season." continued the fed
crast, as he put his interrogatories into double.
quick time, by walking c'ose behind.-CoTeS-
| p0Rdence Of The Boston Post.
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

r5s-s5s5sys55gs CHESHIRE RAILROADS.
Eisfsfsss.sstnnd after o N d Y, MAY 20, 1862.
s-Ez--sua5rrains will run rs follows
MOVING EAST.-Leave
Bellows Falls at $50 A. and 156 p. Nj Keene ut 80
A. NJ and 255 p. NJ Fchburg at 1140 A. NJ. and L. 90 p
NJ,
MOVING wEsT.-Leave
Pitchburg at e45 A. NJ. and $50 p NJ Keene, 112s A.
NJ, and S.25 p. NJ.
Trains Connect as foiiowsi
tIp Train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BUR
LINGTON RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal
Ogdensburgh Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady
aud the West.
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, whit,
River Junction, Burlington, Og1ensburgh. Montreal st.
Johr sbury, &C, via vi. CENTRAL, PASsUMPsIC, and
VERMONT n CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make d.
connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. fer all points north
The last train running direct through to Windsor, White
River Junction and Burlington by night train " O. r..
r., arriving at Burlington $40 next morning, &c.
DoDn Trains Connect at FitchJurg
with Trains Of Fitchburg Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence aud New York City.
And Mt Groon Junction with trains Of Worcester Nashua
H. II. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of Stony
Brook Il. II. for Lowell, Lawrence, &c
II. A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent.
superintendent Office, Keene, May %, 1876
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From the Logan Ohio aazctte
DE UNITED STATES HOTEL
BY ONE Oh DE poAnpAHs.

M
,
rs TOOK rooms TOT nc seasoh-iS 0u's' W.
is NopWh NJ ~ WVern-ue o"'iND i, q,
Ole UNCLE sAhs ue AhuIoru-"' ~" ~ %, =, -,
Oh, III Dlnkum Darkeyl
De white trash can't afford
To take rooms at de tevern
Whar de cullud gentry board.
-,.,,.. ,,, ,ro,,o haitian ,r,h dan as,
De 1o''O " W. =, -. -. 80, D.,
dc ioo-c"he II was "'uoN' -, -,
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-07-03

The TUNNEL UNDER MoNT CENIs.-Recent
accounts of the gigantic tunnel through Mont
Gems state that the works are progressing favor
ably 1t is ascertained that the tunnel will
somewhat exceed eight English miles in length,
and will pass under the ridge of the mountain
at depth of full mile below the surface
Shafts being out of the question, the tunnel
will be ventilated by compressed air, driven
into it by machinery, worked by water power,
which it is calculated will drive about 81 ,00O
cubic feet of compressed air into the tunnel
daily. According to the present rate of work
ing, the tunnel will not be finished under six
years, but we believe it is intended to increase
the power of the boring machines, and to make
them, work more OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Athe
neUm June ID.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-07-03
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