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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining.

Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Hills.
Tobacco, Wine ana Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills. tra5 Z
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House Fronts, Window Caps and
Stills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Ratings, and every description
OF Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
AN IMPossIBrIrY.-An ugly baby, the
mother being the judge.

AN MPossIBLIrY.-An ugly baby, the
mother being the judge.
If young lady would sack her lover
without hurting his feelings, let her give
him the sack she has on-contents IL
cluded,
have very little respect for the ties
of this world, as the .felon said when the
rope was tied around his neck.
Sir" said one of the Barbary Shore
tars to crusty old captain, "Did you
ever know coffee to hurt any one?
a Yes, you fool you," was the response,
I" knew bag full to fall on mans
head once and kill him."
PROFESSOR B, the eminent cleo
trician, was travelling lately in the cars,
when man came up and asked for his
fare.
"Who are your" said B..
"I? My name is Wood, and am the
conductor"
ooh" said the Professor, quietly,
that can't be, for loood is a non-con-
ductor"
GAN, Jenny, Jenny" said kind
hearted DR.. Ponsonby, Bishop of Dercy,
to drunken blacksmith, I'm sorry to
see you beginning your evil courses
again; and Jenny, l am very anxious
to know what you intend to do with that
fine lad, your son?p
"Ehl Ell! how's that--how's that?"
To which Jenny, with burst of genu-
inc feeling, said, " intend to make him
better man than his fatherr
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

PROFESSOR B, the eminent cleo
trician, was travelling lately in the cars,
when man came up and asked for his
fare
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

have very little respect for the ties
of this world, as the felon said when the
rope was tied around his neck.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

"Who are your" said B
"I2 My name is Wood, and am the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION,

u, Ihe equitable adjustment, aud PROMPT Cash re-
spouse 10 losses, the PHOENIX stands re-e,ainelflg at
ne hea Of s profession tVhie us egtemsre practi-
ticG, eRd rstcLtss bHslesS sseBt of loUaI agencies
IS not erceled by qy sits corporation ia he toorld
Insurancies solicited, aud policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates Ivy
}. W. NEASEN, Resident Agent
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
lr1aUJs H. tfdHGt 3Gll
Ivinson's Latest Improved ~
A6fT HTrS r.JgJeJs iri
- t q "a m B ollie rs.
1g sOfT sr y 1915 rIfT t9l
CONSUMES ONLY ONE FOURTH OF THE
FUEL OF ORDINARY BOILERS.

also Manufacture all kinds of Machinery, such
as appertains to -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

"Oh," said the Professor, quietly,
that can't be, for loood is a non-con-
ductor"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

PEDLAE VS.. QUAKER.-A Yankee ped
lar travelling in Pennsylvania met a
Quaker going to mill with bag of corn.
Il say, Mister, what do YOU ak for
your corn?" inquired the Yankee.
" 1t isn't for sale, friend" mildly re-
piled Broadbrim.
But I'm greatly in need of corn just
now, as my mare is nearly starved, and
nobody round here pears willing to
trade. l thought you Quaker felers was
chock full of the milk of human kind
ness. Now, as I've been robbed back
here of all ny cash, don't know what
on airth Tn goin' to do when the mares
gin out"
"Well, FRIEND" said the shrewd Qua
ler, 4" if thee has anything that l can
turn to the same account as my corn, l
will trade with thee at dollar bushel,
but not otherwise
" And pray what are you going TO do
with it2"
" Grind IL, 10 be surel" said Broad
brim, ehuckhng at the thought that that
was a poser for the pedlar. "a
Wall I'll dew it on them terms, and
you may empty your corn in my feed
box at onct, said the Yankee. ~
And pray, friend, what am to have
in exchange for the two bushels of corn
that | can turn to the same account"
oh, you can take your choice; I've
got jack-lnives at twenty-five cents
apiece, razors at the same price, axes
at a dollar, and various other notions.
You'll find that they can all be ground
10 great advaatage In short, you can
grind EN- as often as you please, and it
won't hurt emil"
The Quaker was so tiekled at the Yam
KEGS Wit that he let him have the corn
without further parley, and took his pay
in trade.
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sd.t,ed sr th- roct~. so tho ,sls.t sid No 10 he
largest Mnm ia Gold rsr. for the dot icrs sni "d an
Nib. # sz. sad qnaL',. Shot NIB. Of tos I, md
and nab oal' Of h,t qisiy The engraving a. lac i''
lee Of the fz,- and le-
GOLD PENs, NfTHOrr CASES
For . eeAt,, 30 Pen IL guah'y - NO Tsn' -
qufry. =, an, o., ,,.
OF ~. Pea. ID qga'ty . - q,
For q No. Pen. 1T paiiy No iPcr, "a quail
~ - = No Pen. % quality. - .
For ~ sSo PEI. l'' q'.iiy O. 20. fsn I'd quail
For ii Is 40 Pen l.. qu,,y or. No. Per "a quality
For -, no Pen L., aralitv. - ,...,,.,,,,o,,
THE SANE COLD ~ rs ~ slLhEt EAtLHN'o'
CASES. WITH PENCILS .
For ~ So 10 Pen. l,t qnagty ora No frn. d9n.ty
For =, 20. Pn 1t quality. or NO foa "a f'Ni
". OF No. 4 Fen 81 quality 81, H..
FOR az No Pen. lat isity. ora No Pen, ziquAh'y
o a No s Pen. ID On .'its. :,
Eor 90 No. Pen. 1T qualify, ora No Fem ~ fudE
iy o. 40 Pen. Sd quality. - . a.,
Tor - 5Os No fcu. lat Quality.
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rsaal NoilC@.
CUPREME COURT. County of 0r a., ss,I

CUPREME COURT, Cushty of Ora' g.
- on",e Gu pisntia.. -. i,.t siLNAsSs
QUACKENRgSu defendant san lnors ins SxI,snn.
Cont SCI ,Cou no, served I" 'no nsi nna rsafri
70 su.,er .B- Sompd.t In ,hsA se''se' ~. M (,,hen
the on 81 the C'fk Of tos County or 40 he sud
eo"p "a tie sI s ,: Of Hi s.
Conn,y dnln twenty dals are ~. And II YOU f t.
an s'S ~ aid eopln, rh.T he time ac,a t ,s
liAi w - ~ Xxi, dollars with ifefc't t"'
s ~ , sy Of SOser ous hes,d ss't oIas, S Of
,iyit, fonr cents tor protesting saia I"'o'
psied Dec. ~ lIL ,.v,v, n PLAINTIFF A,o,naya
Deo2A l,ylypa
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GoLuPYss ALLiu QIALITl, IL SiLNtR-NOCNTEp
Dt. * HOLBKKS
For 81 = No. Pen, oF - - a No. fsni iof % % =
No. d Pen. For - ~ r. 70. Fen. - =.
for s3sNo Pen for 80 No. SPeni ard to' % NO
10 Pen.
The lot Quality" Pointed With the very O.s, iHdosm,a
Points. carefully .-leci'd. I'D none OF M, nsa' 80 ~
rFh IL. slightest Imperfect which skill sud the close"
scrutiny detect II 4. H.,
The 81 Quality .ov.oS to any Peu' made by hin
Tb. "a Quality" hs IN, DDS shs equal In aspect to Dn'
ruly Elasticity snd ti0oi W nus Qualities lt's only "u'
eop.i ~ 81 any Gold Pen. nisde cl'.whcrr -,
Ia .esr The Chap Ood Pens he beg. -,7e TO say thr
pfeon. to oterang IA. New and Patented Machines ne
could hz-s made Doo5 Whiting and Dnrahse feu' i'
TIE nro- had the Gold been furnished srataitou1y 49,.
Iarfes arytug ~ fAfdSces sp'euI hs NUM-
brT and Osahy" u n,Ps.' or Pms and Ca',5 r0nf,d
~ For s~se by ali dee~rs IN ths line Giooshous she
county. ,o--o,-
20. q hlaideu Lnue. Ns'v-Norh.
An, one .erdirga .nse s7 posamp sillIeceive cir
cr,lar Nth IN. ,ngrsvin-. shove referred to-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........JAS. IA
Cleared.

fBTe,H ishier Liverpool Cbss. Lnrs
BskS-kerela~ tBrl. Taylor Dia.soS, J. {; NeAnlei'
Sunni tBrl Mol er Cork kalch. Melncke Neadti ID
ersy Avery Leghorn. Diaper Devliini l.. Usher Room
syn Havana, -.
Brss-Contest OBJ Dskiu Plymouth c. C. Duncan Go
" n Hine tBr). Dart, sroyo. = r.. H. J. c. ! Dwcl,
Com er tissb Bsums.ss~n, Rio Grande .' Sud MA
Mcincks WeDdt; Fate lPstl, PeTcefs Lsoon L. r. 40
sine 20. slba tBrl bsekniih, Ls.horu u. Dew 4
Gos'land tS~edl, "e.soc, A.n'e; L. ussr"m' Ne~'ioh
Cooper, jersey Eng, Ms.leE LoIi Quefttu.
s;hooLers-Rivai Hothe Stanford stau..rd asnuiae,a.
ing Co.; r.. u. Sawyer lBr) Dobbiu. p: Roys, ;. e.
NcCre.dy Mott CO.; S-sb. fOrs. fo-taa h = Nni :.
Hsrmony (Brl heCullaseh. Porte ca5ilo Me- al. f@
Sleep. f. Borden, Collins, faii River, WIn Borden
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
From foot 4 Couft m s-Connsc.ing At Hampton
Juuc on with Deifva., LsCk aud rs-rn f4hs'sh
,od 4 Tason with l. h.h Valley Railroad snd - oonn"c
on forming direct line Pittsburgh ani ile west without
cha ce Of - . Al, ,oe,
- eve NsV-York q. follow: MI,
U,Rrf.HvrG ExFnE,s-Ai 2. m. toa IA ton i'ra0hsi
P,;ttvtc HARRISBURG Msucb Chunk, WI thmsp1it Ec.
MIL TH4fy--At q. for Eaton, Na'ef baP ScIAh'
tt, (.tea. Bond fitt.tcn, Wikesb-rie, c. - 49,,
i2e. InKOlGH TKAS-FOI tgston. M~1ch thw'k' WV
Ram car HcsdiGg Ppttsviic, l. ,usburg, a.
Ar ~ HR0rGn TsAl.-T or EasOn, Bethlehem Aiehto"h'
AID Nan,h Chunk
Seer. =. WAY TKAS-For ,OnerydI" go -
qr.a WfsTgRS EAPKYss-FoT Eaton. AHNito"h f"ad'
ng Harrisburg Ptt.hufg and the West sleepng cais nom
j.. fcy CT thf O. gh ~ "a. tbuigh -, - 49,.
81 .t..s TRsIs ron HAtEIYBI RG--lhe q IN tfpfe's
T si nor, NeW 70 arrives Bafrisbur. p M connect
r T. 4 aud os iysuia CoutT tt'lfo a. No trn
C.pai H.iifoac North and South aud Hrh ~" 'un.e e.
sDd Valley H.ilTosd To-, 49, ,. Vs. Lava,
NewYoIs - a. ~ daily Sunday eIcePrdl iDihug tio'e
at Huusig with Penn Viva uia 10
eban,e c8rs T. Pis burFh aud but one u tchhuu thu
4 bieoro snr hooIs il avsd by isk'ng ms am
EU.aprpPuKT tND NEw.fOkK fHKhi-LceNe view
YoIt rom Pier . 2 North tivef =, J:5 A. nj I|'' Nv
ano i;.a, =. IN. o, ,,,.., ~ Tho, krv
tIip each way. JOhN w. oith''o, oui'
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Go il)bom II man Contern.

NOTICE. public are cautioned against
receiving or nesotg for eight Pronhs.ory Notes pur-
nor,ing 10 he mad BY JOHN SCUODGR payable TO The
order Of H. NJ FIERCE r. the sum 81 rive liu"d,ed po
l and The other four DARED the 10Th Of Sepembef 1901
evbe at three. sir ans twelve months. from their
ii io or yane whstsoevef.hrougn fapd fate preten-
ses M .hood-- sud the hsve been miappSpasd lie
sai NO 90 viii be found worthless to the hoder o,,n
Je9rl.y O. 1861 JchS S'oDVf''
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WINTER GARDEN.
"a

v A
z Ia, been ever welcome aud hnnored custom OF every
The,tg g. t GA World to Introduce at this period Of the
wear sna fair. antic spectacle embematc OF TIE
sssssn tho nsuy piece fuu1ei ege darg story 70
whaL Chistnia. time have given birth tia OF the
NAIAD QUEEN
been g,verssiy admitted TO 10 the NEST attractive "a
spectsc a. complete il had been devised ~ Queen
Mao herself lille there is bnm interest running hropfn
every se and bearug lis the fantastic hapes OF
ffy ond hns carries attraction for all while
calls fn,e to the OF the little lovers Of fairy lore
feast OF utcCualrd spi Ddor.
10 rrder the IS enjoyment "a perfect "a pos he the
spectacle viii aways be followed ~ standard Comedy or
Dram, r. y tcn 20 vel! a. IN tie reisd Queen,
Nj J. S. CLARKE.
red be the greatest los comedian we have vii
sustain HI. comic prrousilEs Fox the rTssnt
further u.re 10 c'n.e1urLCe Of fL~ expressions
ephu,is.'ir -,t which have Jailed it, reduction ard ac
conpenied IS Performance BoErcc4u- beautiful drama of
Dor founded on Charles Dickens. e.q1-te story Of The
cicl Heath" WI. be iepcaod thus presenting %
the sane LiSL, both
A SfANDAkD DRAMA
sni
GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE
opel o.. DrIIas iDUeuces at' fauy Sptctst
a. g. Pcr.pruaiic~ consl de- A. H.
TitS RtENiNts sill b. PIE er.sa for the t time. the
TIL EAIAD QUEEN
ln lich Mc. J. =. ,nke viii snssir lis couic role OF
Sehu.rp, |, .iu te p-,srro wit .ceEsry q M
cGa4sd spei-f by Ge,z g-atd rech.uca .hec. by Ran
al ne. end in, ii'se otcri5c-'. by Wilson iascnAlis
dancrs byBOst WOOD. snd ftl aud brilliant corps d.
b,'ct ard ~ rdil cat IL @hi be Poc,ded by Douic
cs,Irs btse;l'l sanasf
DOT
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Real Gstate for Sole.

EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A FARM OF
90 sctr. OF land ~ under inpfov nlsni 30 IA
excellent timber 10 the b-. part OF Wisconsin, convenient
T. Lak. hubor aud to Railroad The blpIiags are new
and nearly worth the 500 cash for whirh the whole ~i be
sold Please addfc.. LEONARD GREELEY. Onion River
T. De- neal shrbOygin. Wisconsin.
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"V,HE PEN Is NuGHTIER THAN THE

SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
InE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of sny Of the folos ing IN cash poet
ssmps ~ ber wi send by return mail or otherwise
scied Odd Pen or Pons seieoag Tie sd~s soeo'e"g
q descyyIioa Viz: -
GOLD Pms, WITHOUT CASES.
rs cens the Magic Pen for a cents, tho Luety Pen
for &c - the pen; fo 20 cents the Eesan.
Pen: and for : !. rLe Eycsls1T Pen.
Tho sir.s sle. Noe. ,. :. :. 3 sndt - ...,,,, q,
IliE SAME fENS ~ SlLNIR-PLATtD bAIfNSiON
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 20 cents the Mssic Pens 70 cents the Dnekv Zen
G.r The w ,v Rrsly Pen for r -, The Ei.gsn Pen
end fr a. the E.cesior Pen. These are well Finished
rood ygg told Pens Nth Iidosmn Points the average
every Of wne will lar ouisst go' Of TIE bo'
Steel Pens. d. 20 III, 49,
slammed on the toll ing Pens and the rine a.. "hfrAf"
for ~ month. -ycspt n,su.t accident Tbs nun'-I nd
cat. liz only: 40 ben, smallest No the larsest
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rieGmboats auo RAILROADS..

BOSTON DAILY win GROTON.--The steam
ID e,s COMMONWEALTH ard fLYiIOUfd ROCK
from Per No 49, at ". NJ EDWARDS, Agent oihce
No 4 : H.st-s
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1862.
| $50.


PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
THE snGR @H 4: '3 &SD oTl6 iI ROUTE
FsoN NEW OAK To- rue PKiNei.Ai Wk.IEES TN t
Ne. Js,.ey snd Camden snd Ams9y ,.r nv rurs
Al" rUGlF irAtr NEw YORK FROM THE
SCOT 0F COJRrLANDf,f
by way OF fha' Tie aoi1 p'F yi, ,s.'rr.",
at . D. III ono honT later than other mes.
~ way OF Allentown evening T-.engrrs leave a. p m
three a.s than the NorneI ie', snd d. bo'h oqe,
The le As Northern Hoes Ia Ihc,s' snd 81
s. Loui. Cleveland Couubns Curi-nati, aud all msin
points West with ieNeI changes 81 eIis
sPas en- WHOA ,T S@sa s' to T rs.bulss ssy milo.
sinking and loon Car. on all 'faius
Fare the al other route.
Ts.gss, checked through. Transfers free
seeare lAhe'; % s1 qI Nd rtt BY ri,eas'
Tbs Psnn,ylstnis Central Company en- Em'grsnt
Accom- raods line cb saoTd. comfortable mode OF
travel parties moving West" I'D at one haf tHs usual rates
Of iaso r,o,,.,
T. and from sny o. the auTosi. ONO KENTUCKY Ia
dian4, llno. Wi,cousia. Iowa or Miaouu by RAIL,
N. W..i b, steamers iro9 fsi.bu,sh
The Of Freight .ad from poIIt 10 tho Wet BY
charged BY Hsrosd Conpsnie. Ns'c and si9-
pers nuitng BE Peuson their freight 70 M e'S'
''ny ''A rely with '' l%s s s@ g''a "''''
Farmers and Dealer, Live s,oct w hud hi' uo's AL
want, .eous route C<pAcons i.rd well "a ana sup
Piled with every coo'ssnce have o''n oIenea o. this 'ne
ne ito I'D e.e,y Is reid 70 ,hi, ~.n'I
feeding Te. choice 10 gilel u toe fhlL abel
PBIA NEW YOkk lad BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger AGENT No. A,,of House.
LEIGH to ! eight AEett-.
SO ! As,or Homo snd 10 South unliam.st
MCDONALD Bl,ChOEf, fmi'',ut Age its.
No. Bau.-y-psc
TNoCH LEWIS General supi Altoona. IA
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
~ ssnrrr Train. oo OF ChAabsI.s.. a. follows;
ia. NJ. Erpr~ss lOr fuaAa.
z: Mai 80
sls a a. Mix daily for O,vile and intermediate Sta
tion'. II
3: p M, Way. Tor Mddlstown Ns~bursh and in'erhe
sp'm Night Express, daily. FOR Dansik bufa'o cai,o
ii,. sro .yrclla the Ir-ln II saturday ran
H. ouss 10 rulao. 30 doe. not rp1 20 Duusirh
p N'' CHARLES MINOT, General sup't
NATHANIEL MMsn Il. eve.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ForA LBA,
III Ny end TROY CONNECTING WITH IhAINs
NORTH and WISE TIsins leave;
from ChHnber-st rom 1o'h -, an -
r,,,... .ud Al . m and g. 25 IL j)a AID 8 10 anf
N snd' : % m $50 p.m .,
20 ' nd an, with sleep TO- % PIN Sundays included
.igcfrj. l0:l5 m. , 10 oS .,d ,.a
Pou.lkrepsi, tfan, at 300 slbDs M anu -'.' S
a. sDd IL n. and 6:l5 ?. m pm
Peek,till uaiH B, 400 ?. Ia. l4:29 y IN ,.,o
Sing Slug ttin. ys3 a. NJ o'l" a. Ill., ahu '''P u"
VIZ y" T. SMITH Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JEit-
~ sEY -Trsns savs Jersey City for Piofnoni nj J:oA
aud " IS i:25 and b:iD p. for HnL.y s:E' p W.
| and for sufeDs A. s:i5 a. N. T. W. DEMNhtsI. su'.
yINO NEW-HAVEN steamers leave ut 8 PIN,
D.. t.ks tks TFxil
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Gouess an0 farms WantcS.

HOuSE or COTTAGE WANTED 60 RENT
ofessy ucres. Ne~-l mus. have o.. Seu attached,
low Pscs hiying such viii please sisr To-
.nce from railroad steamboat del o. r-t Tor on-
nninbsr 81 years, SC. Add ess r, Boa No JSoo
P1rs.t ,frr. ErM. y OIL
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rnl.Drlgs. Jan -fI o. sS =: ct tso;S
spla. w" Mn, .l'a Il " c ss &C.: &
s na ~ q, T,sssScs Corssr-Ria i'i& WS''1' s''
AIc.
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NTEW.JEHSEY RAILROAD-FOE PHIL
~ ADELPiiIA and the SOUTH aid W EoI' yla "Lh,
ssl ~ m . D TAD u .. N. Hare ~. Through iictet'
,od l5I ne South sulW A. aud through DsssSSe oAs "
Ia IA, aud 4 aud III p. trains. 80 ,,
~ J. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be reeycd fr any trans uis'. us'isu
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EOR LlVERPOOI.-The splendid British
u steamship DAMASCUS John !osseil ESQ CON a.nde,'
AZ Pier No \. r. will sail for Liverpool tirrot IN III e.
DAY, J.n IA, 1862. This vessel i great iavo.'ts In
the Sod trsnls,s prs"ngcr mp end oac .
very sny.fi1g Accommodations. taIlss stews iess
limited buuber Of .cas passengers VIII DO taken at the
lowest rsiss.
tho United States sfr required 10 pfosido len.evos vh
Va sports thsY will be allowed on board ths Hesyc
psenss<s muat be Oh board at IL On ths day u Aal
lag Applyn ,, .s,,nv.,, A..
No. 81 South-ss,
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IT'D, BOSTON PROVIDENCE And NEW.

ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT ~ SHORE BlHE-Lesv-s 2Th-st thsy., r L.
M arrive Providence s:-tP.n, l.:la autv- 10 Fro
MD ence TO pm. pm. Etpe's Through Mail Train
,utyo IA Precedence t:1O and Bssion at Gan.
= T. CALHOUN. Superintendent,
NOR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE, via NEW
a PORT ,ni FALL Rsslas-The 'plend d aud .npsrio'
. .arpsr METROPOLIS. Cap. Brown. Loves Newly ork
ay,r, TUESDAY tn .ciDiN aud SATURDAY, ct 4
oclo,h D 49, aud the EwPIgE STATE c,,t- Bnytou. on
nom PLr VA. y. IL
rresh., no room, wlSs regarded - secured to any aP-
rfe al, ~ tli the ,hs- hsyr beea paid ~.
Fseh, 20 Bosom orsa,aed tbi wi sgrest dispatch
by an kIprsss Freight Irs.a-
VIM. BORDER. Agent Nos. ~ and II Wsstst
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sfSIATgHK A,sASac-
Sun--Ri.,,T;23 Se,s............450 Noon-Sets ei
THf. DAs.
ssndy Hook. 6l3 Gov. Islam. 1903 ueiiBAts %
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\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-GilANGE OF
IL TERMlNUS.-Le-sHs James--lip sni 3Hh.t Ferries
Nsv YsTk At 30 a. for Grpnp"t: Pa ~ and J' =
No. Tor Ntb I.Iip aud aurd,y. raph ps 80 m and
$50 d. for Syosset ~ ~, $50 aud M Tor nehP
.issi AID 9:y a m. $500 snd6 .. On feEJ ,mnicA
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, md ALBANY
" RAILROAD Fer Albany aud Tray, North and W."
WfAT- n AHRANG EMENT, eomm-nC.bs NONpAh, hoN'
IGl For ALBANY. 1880 ~. ftpfSss mall tran" ii"i1
ajh*, D,pot .,.,.n,r
JOHN BUE.UILL, Asst SuPl
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morning. rom y W.

RrrrRo-Bhs W R. kssy spss 1Se lra' ~. f"S
S,n'a Martha J-n; "sy.,is carrying away he iolsyi
~ To- fSrctop ,ad ~ ON n, .o'e ''~ al ''
dnas ocssn Queen ~. ). 'ransrsrt ny an 10
Iis so. VI Warren street., n H., waere shs ''-
sh,,.s aer ga ~ 3 san6oa 10 at aneherS oasFAa INC
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NETWORK g. NEw-IIAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMNNT.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:

CoMMFNCIS0 NOvtmBER u. ls'L
Passenger Station Ia Ney.YoTk cor 37thst AID hhs
Emit tnce Zitl.s,.
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Cteean GlcdMsre.

Eoucy 10 P,sssvaERs ron frsssg-By order OF no
ss ary Of s,as N passenger losing tbs United snt~s
a.. rrar.d 70 provide ,hsu.cyp with passports brhrs
they Will alo0si board tho sisineI Pssssnssrs Nj
NOT be sni &c Cd to any trouble issy in procuring hsa
the, ~ tor ins,ra the Company. Ohe~~ no 10
N,'rIes, :. = Jony ~. DAiN. Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-fOhA AMI
- lN NOOI, iAniiny al eaibihhis pas ssnfs- NJ
Ou,rnr,vn aud .i w LJsFroo Rev f"fk. AMI rht
,Je ph Steamship Company .end d'ratchinS hey fhb
lower d Ilyds. ooilt Iron stcs-ssaiI Siolown -
kA ,tlE in...... .......Hau0 s', Jhh' ~.
CITY or Observation-Disclosures Ian. z?
GLASGOW ........................ss t1da', eso =. .
River
TIReT CABIN. ......Sss srEEkAoE.. .S....'.sn
Pin. Csbin to London 30 sesoss TO losdoh..'. ~
1t, IA t. 10 s... :. ~ Ste.a.e Ia FSNs...' ~
Fif-, in Q. liHunuIg - St-'ag' 20 hibips - -
pass.ua-rs al, fofNflrd dasrc, Bosea, hottsf Is
Antwei Nc., AT lgiy Ifs rates. . A.
Fer.aus Lrns out theif !fisi. can On, ucn
here a. the fl,iug ArSl orb: Fgon Lvrfpo, ~
Queenstown lnLiu 3, 49,, and w. stesfsas i'oi
LIVERPOOL. 40. frrui Cuernstoy n, f,sA
These Steamers have sGlr!ior com niossions pr ase
c.r. and esry az efrncrd susn1n.. lhey ao nt IN
WAie tight Ion ~ cin and hlvs Asnt fIs AnhhlAIoss
on boafd ,,.,,
For further ufnnnAo apply Ia Li,srpsol TO WILLIAM
INMAS A.ent 70 Na,T a.. IN blrgovte ALIEN hAi'
COLIN No 81 Fnoch,qusei Ia Qrrcu .t"wn 70 ~ ".
y. SEYMOUR co In Londol 70 klN rs MACY No,
oil King NilAr-it in Pari. TO III LES DECOUf NO .
Place fe Ia Bonrs IN PhlidelpA 10 JOHN o. OALE Ma
III Wants. or At tho Comp asys Ohees
JOHN ~. DALE Azypt No. u Broadway. NJ T.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
FOR Ne~ Haven, Ia, lEx }, ll;lo. J'OtEIJi J'9"
80 aud p. m. .
For bridgeport :. a. H.. (Ex)i 1915, $3.50 lex $3.50
$3.50. aIdS y. III. -
Ior Milford STAFFORD Fairfield, sout port and WespoH
Ia d.. l4;l5. $50. aud $50 ,.
For NGwak, s;Da Nj l2;5, $780, tE1 u $50 $3.50, ,;
90 =. N. -
For Daiien and Greeawieh 7. e;1O H.; p:i5 $50 49,
$40 p.
For amfOrd "a, tEI). s:3oa M 2:i5 800, (ELl D.
50 s:3D 5:3
No Pot Chester aid int mediate stntions T. 9JDa H. 10:
Is, $50; 49, $500, $50 q y. N.
for Port Cho.teI and New Rochelle, 8p
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, Via Spring ied ia. M, ts1 $3.50 (Ex D. M
For Boston vic Shore Line, l2:l3 pm.
Tor Hartford AID Springfield a. tEx). nl3, $780,
(Ex.l. y T. M ,,,,,.,o o.
and l2:lS D H. 10 Northampton.
For hartford Providence. and F.hkin Railroad
g., Ne.~Iyssep New London and stoninsion Railroad
at s. III i2:l5 3.D 50 N. ,.,.
Eor canal Railroad 1913 p. m. 10 Northampton.
For Iiouss,on;c HirOpn 70 Pittsheld q Il. III.
10, Naur.tpck n Dad. 9 .. NJ. $3.50 p IA
Foi DsmbuIy and NorwaIk Railroad, !! $3.50 m IS" p m
CnnmaajoI. se,p,n Cars attached 70 p IN train.
JANIS u. HOYT. Superintendent
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Gouse furnishing Sooos.

A NOTORIOUS FACT.
"A EDWARD u. BAS5FORD,
COOPER In ,titrtr,
|. now selling first class sILNER-pLATFD WARE, TABLE,
CUTLERY TEA TRAYS FIRE SETS, COAL bODS
Sc. SKATES immense reduction IN price, Cal, see
snd judge fer yourselves