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, 1862-12-17

Ok CRATES BEST QUALITY
eJc OF WHITE STONE CHINA
AT AECT1DN. -- -.--
On Wednesday. Dec II. at ID O'Clock. at our sales
Tecme 46 IS T. so Dearborn street. opposite fremont
House, 81 Crates White Stone China. best quality
Ge15.y15I3t WN. a. BUFFERS CO. AncEs-
pEADY MADE CLOTHING,
III Cloths Casslncres Dry Goods. Prints. Boots aud
SLQes Gloves and Gaunf1eLs, Yankee Notions. Fur
Goods, sleigh Robes Wool Blankets Ge.. &C..
AT ACCT1DS.
On Thursday and Friday. Dec Is and 19. ats12 o,
clock each day at OFF saIcs.uoMS. Nos, s6 IS Il 50
Dearborn street VIII sell large sIoek Of the above
goods,
* Without reserve, for Cash III
VIM 4. BUTTEES& & CO.,
de1sy1sssst Auc.tonceTr.
DEGULAR SATURDAY. 'SSALE
IL Household Furnltnre @ and other Merchandise
On Saturday, Dec. 10 at ~ O'Clock, at our sales
roop,s S. IS L 50 Dearborn street.
de15.y1sC-6t AUcttoneers.
EMBERT & SAMPSON,
~ IS LAKE STREET
ETArE
, 1862-12-17

REMARk.-Thc position Of the TRIBUNE is
well known upon this subject; but VIC give
PLACE to the above communication, on the
principle 1hat the other side have right to be
heard.-EDs. TRIBUNE.
, 1862-12-17
ll1ttio1t GQtes.

Il1ttlolr Gates.
A LONZO HASTINGS, ..-
~ AUcTIoNEER,
103 + los Dearborn-st., cor. Of Washington.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, At 10 o'clock. large
lot Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Comprising Pa-lor. Dluingroom and Chamber Sets.
Eitcien F6rpiture Carrete Mirrors Pictures &c. &c
Sale positive: i. HASTINGS, AucH0nefr.
de1EY9G32t
, 1862-12-17

spnH1ruAr1an--TheID Davenport Mediums will
give their demonstrations every afternoon and
evening, at room No Il Kingsbnry Block. Doors
open at and o'clockl Admission fifty cents.
dei6-at#,x115
, 1862-12-17

THB RAILROAD FEsr1vA1.-The ladies'
interested in the late Railroad Fezt,v,, III a1s,,
please meet at Mrs. Franklin's, 81 Washing
Ton street, this afternoon at three O'Clock
Prompt attendance is requested. N'
, 1862-12-17

Mani1laRoIe13A915H
Tar'd hemp
Rope...liAGla
OILS -.
Mol Lard oil 95@TH
Whale on 1. .HD1.H
I4inseed- .E01S
very little doing in this
:mand being elttlrcly re-
tte wants Of the trade-
cconnt now in the hands
held by regrlar dealers
= is m&i5c, packages in
les firm.
, 1862-12-17

D. 3. HedgeT. JcrseTsnlc, III.
C.H. Wright, Dubuque Iowa.
". D. Smith, Freeport, III.
Miss E. Tomkine, Fox Lake, Wis.
Meesrs. Davis j. Hill. Madison. Wis.
Messrs, Bull g. Phelps. Beaver Dam, Wis.
E. T. Fieb, Washington, Ill.
J.W. Hard, Decorah. Iowa.
E. r. Pul6ifer, Hcnnepi1.
I. F, Moore, Lisbon.
F. II Johnson. Winona, MINI.
J.T. Buckley, McGrcgor, Iowa. -:
D. Ostrandcr, Jefferson, Wis.
M. q. Ganony, Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Walter Pease, Wate1town, Wis.
, 1862-12-17

Cart. BELL, OF CHICAGO, AGAIN WoUSpEp.
Capt. John a. Bell, son Of Judge D. Y.
Bell, of this city, who was SO seriously
wounded at the battle Of Antictam, has again
been unfortunate. We learn that his father
yesterday morning received dispatch an
nouncing the fact that he Eas wounded in the
battle in front Of Fredericksburg, On satur-
day-how seriously, is not known. He is in
the 57th New York regiment, which he Joined
as private at the commencement Of the war.
He was in the first Bull Run battle, and has
seen much severe service since, and been pro
1noted from thu ranks to q lieutonancy, and
subsequently to captaincy, for bravery. We
sincerely. trust that Lis Injuries may prove tri-
fling in their nature. So gallant a soldier can
lily be spared from The service.
Judge Bell has four SONS and son~in.lawin
the army Of the Union: One in the New York
57th, az above stated; one in the 24th Mich
gan (Quartermastcr} now in Bu1nside's army;
one in the 18th Illinois, . 1ieutenant, at Nash
rifle. the son n-lax. is lieutenant in the 83th
Illinois, With Rosecrans; and the other is a
cantain in the 37h Illinois, in Gen. .Blunt's
Amy Of the Frontier, and was engaged in tl,e
hattie of Pea Ridge, and also in the rceeni
rattle Of Prairie Grove, Arkansas.
, 1862-12-17

BAIL AID srPPEE~-The Chicago plumbers
are making preparations for their third ANIMAL
ball and supper, which are arranged to come
of at Metropolitan Hall, on Wednesday cyen-
ing, the eth inst. The Great Western Band
<,,vp;sf1as tho rnrssn
, 1862-12-17

S1oAA> q @fASo
: SALT-D -DoHEsT7c--The market during the weak
at at s. 60 for onondaea no and sa.Faw Fine GO Coarse, u
and Ground Solar FoRE1eA@The stock Of foreign
salt fe heavy and the market il dul and dropping
closing with sellers Of Liverpool Ground Alnm at
S1.7a. and Turks Island at s100 per sack NC
quote:
DoMEsrIc-Onondaca Fine, q brl... $500
, 1862-12-17

n MIRASOLE'S DANCING
w. ACADEMF,
PA Wabash ayenEe between Aalms and jackson sts-
Class open at al times for beginners.
CHuDRES's CLASS every Tuesday and Saturday
day night rcholars and friends and persons ad
mitted except those introduced by scholars.
seys- -u's:SfIn
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|lS62. THE 1862.

i PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
l with is connections. forms
L. TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
soE szv-foRK TO TnH PkiNc,PAL "EsTEkS ClTiEs
W trains run daily ilon New York TO Philadelphia via
T., 49, New Jersey and Camden and Amboy line ~, ,,,,,,
TyhRogcH TRANS ToR d The sy MhsT Ely sY THIS
:, FOOT or COURTLANDT-ST.
way Of Philadelphia the morning passengers leave New
"a same time other routes Evening passengers
Up m one houI iasr than other lines.
BY way OF Allentown evening passengers leave at D. M
E tea.. later than the northern lines. and By both
Eons in the Northwest Crss,soe indspopois Loo.yile
q Louis Cleveland Columbia Cincinnati and ali main
MS We.t with iesef changes Of carr
seepins Cara without change run from Phisdepha to
f.ogrsh 3s miles and NewYork Pittsburgh l35 miles
ssnos ns and Saloon Cars on all trains.
rae the sans o. other routes.
Baggage checked through. Trsnsers free.
secure ictet. good Until used, BY Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
aos rennsylvsnia Central Company runs an Em,ersnt
t od1on Line. which affords a comfortable mode Of
H. P1ass moving Westward at one half tbs
ns ronte heights Of sll descriptions can be forwarded
from any point on tho Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky In
Roih niprcr "scensin, Iowa or Missouri. by RAIL
She West BY steamers from PsbS,sh ' A's4'' "'' Of
is rates Of Freight 70 and from any point In the IVES, by
shSsed by other Railroad Companies Merchants and ship
pr ntusng the Transportation o. their Freight 70 th. Com
'' eau rely with c0 1--WE STOP n transit
fSmsr and Dealer, io Live Stock viii hud this most Cd
sASsoas route. Cspacous Yards well wsle'ed asa sup
tsd ~h every cor ycuienee have been opened this n
liz connections AID every attention paid 70 their
from Hisburg who. will be found every convenience 70
raIA 'va re,Gs snSss Gle,sd Q, isT fADE
-. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No. bsior-iiouss
LEIGH 60. Fieieht Age.is ,..
No Aston Horsc md No South Wilism.ss
MCDONALD q 81 ,CHOff. Emigfsut AssEls,
EhoCH LL@is, Genera. sOp't Aloos.. Pa.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoaK...... MAY x
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures. Hoffman, Portland II. B. Cron-
well & Co.
ships--Charotte (Bremen), Gazen Liverpool Hsuning
Gosng Julia Lawrencs Spear Bangor Via Kockand No.
Snow 4 Burssni China l0dsnbg) SchwsIl, Rotterdam.
Roger Broa Appleton, Ossood Meboarne. Foster hoar1
Co.
Bsrks-Mslins Benner g. Jsgo de Cube, H. D. Brookmss
Co.; ViLd6re Perkins. Gibraltar, Conner. Wallis Gel
saugesn tBrl Knight kingston JAM George y. Bulley.
Bhgo-C. b. Allen Ray, Ponce r r.; Y., Moore Hssry;
Schooner.-Americs, Reynolds, Providence, l.. Kennys
Aldessran Hand, Marsnhaa H. X Corning Son Co Lur'
per New port MASTER Starlight Whmore ST. Pierre Man..
vs.abls s. keynAw Caroline Goals Petit AIe1andds
and Wahingtcu Mott Bede Perseverance (Br) Hsmmett
Halifsx, B. r. Small Gssssteas Mitchell. Ezabethport
master Pleiades tBr) Mcclellan, ST. John n B. r. Neyt-
US Son; Canning (Brl Munro, Truro, S. d. X. Dewofj
Garland. Norton. Arroyo p. K, Thompson Hunter
Sloop-Ear7est, Corwin, Prov 3ence, L. Kenny.
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1nsuranrc Companies.
MARINE INSURANCE.
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY,
(Authorized by Special Ac. to take Marine ri'k'D
CASH CAPITAL. 100000.

No. lO8 BROADWAY, NEwYoRg, May 10, 1862
Tbs Company which authorized by Special Act TO take
Marine risks not having heretofore save In few instances
exercised tina, light. proposes from this date to
INSURE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAVIoA-
TON RISKS ON CARGO AND FREIGHT,
.xcludin, Time risks and disks upon hulls.
This Company commenced business In May 1852 and ha'
been in successful operation eight years tho present month
During period has psid for o'se' by Fire ever Han
Million Of Dollars and by its unvsynz practice OF meeting
us, claims Ia liberal spirit has established reputation
which the possible guaranty Of future sssscsi0n To '
dealers.
The Company will conduct is business during the past
year on the Participation Stock and Mutual principle by
which the assured receive In Scrip quarters OF the not
profits Of the business.
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President
Joseph b. VARNUM GILBERT l.. BEECKMAN,
FRED'K H. WOLCOTT EDWARD MACOmBER
WILLIAM X STRONG, CHARLES z. KIRKLAND,
JOHN C. HENDERSON. DUDLEY Is. FULLER,
DANIEL PARISH. WATSON H. CAob,
GUSTAvUS A. CONOVER, LORRAlN FREEMAN
MARTIN RATES IT, JAMES O. SHELDON.
PAsCHAL w. TURNEY, JOSEPH B. VARNUM,jr
FRANKLIN II DELANO, JAS. LOR. GRAHAM, j.,
HENRY BUTLER GEORGE W. HATCH.
RoWys r. MoILyAINE sAML d. BRADFORD, jr.
EDWARD A. STANsBURY. Secretary.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctionesr.
~ THURSDAY MAY %, 1862

At Iot O'Clock a m, at No. % Fulton-av, Sndths
Brookyn.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE for the Estate OF tho late NJ
O. Harrington, esq., largo and excellent assortment Of
handsome urniture Of the beat manufacture Psor For
ni,ue-Walnut In figured reps and mahogany DO Library
Large WALNUT library and table mahogany secretary and
bookcase Dining Room-Mshogany extension tsblc aud
chairs. Chanbers-Rosewood. mahogany and walnut with
Marble tops excellent hair mattrasses feather beds and
bedding Brussels theepy ingram carpets and oil cloths
china glass aud cutlery Wnship refrigerator and kitchen
furniture
Al ~ o'clock, ..
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANO-seven octaves, with
stool music stand and also very valuable vionf
which have selected during the Is years by ina re
Mr. Harrington who well known competent judge
several OF them are excellence and well worthy the A.
tsuton Of violin players Csaiosuess tho seHooms ana
IN. goods on view on Wednesday, ltom to 7 p. m
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bort War0ens' Notire.
STATE OF NKw. YoRK. :,

SrArE or NKw. YORK.
PoRrWARDESs OYPcE, No lot "an| "a,
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordancs VIZ -
Act to Reogsnins tho Wsrasn Ocs OF the to,. o. ~ ~
York. to all persons interested in or hsnns ,sy thss
;Ss following vessels az. now e1amin.o. Sy u: nos
.na is W., ssvs ner. succeeding this notice. %
board said vessels: Pier No % T. r.
Ship Surprise. Pisr No NJ r.
Bark Quickstep. ...'''''''''''''' .,..... Empire.
p.,k V.p,. n
Bari lanes T.. Wsrd.....'.''''''"o'a'"" "ooi M"r.,
BARK Indian BELIEF Pier No m
- 'o
pdg C. c. . ~ nd y %
Jones.
80 NO. 70 T. \
Schooner c. p Young None
Q,booper Mary Porter. MOTIFS
Scbooner Zorro Colorado. w heeicfs-
VIM II. BURLEl0H, President
J. Aces HERMAN, Secretary.
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OyyIcg or A. O ~, ~. 3 A. No 2s Mercer-st,
NKw-YoRK CRY. Nav %, loo2. )
TEHE UNDERSIGNED desires to PURCHASE
for tbs service Of the United states tiheen liundIed
n sfoS CAVALRY HORSES The Horses be At leas, siI
and under nine years Of from is to -: hands high and
sound in all respects Marc eJndsf The Horses 20 be sr
mated By the aud tho purchase Of them to com
uence within ~ days fou date Any information a.
40 ss ~ peotou Sc can be obtained Of the Office Of The
Undersigned. HENRY hoDoEs, ,apttln sDa
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\, bark Mdycoria from Nonterdeo-James D. McFarianA
and lsdy Mrs. Capt. Harrison and son.
In brig Lsnayd Berry from Beymuda--Najcr orossett
Darrell Robert Cusach, James Mckay, Steward Darrell J.
Frederick Smith -
In schr. Georgs s. Adams, from Nueytds-F Rchssds q
Rslhevs y. c. Rusey Y Rsss, J. Donald. J. CowM
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PURSUANT to an order Of the Supreme Court,
made the Eth day Of Septe 1861 ]. II nANSOM sole

DURSUANT to an order Of the Supreme Court,
made the 9Th day Of September 1861, H. RANSOM sole
acting Assignee of the late firm Of Canington Orvis viii
sell al public auction ct the Merchants Exchange Saesoon
No ilf Broadway, in the City of NewYoIk, by SIMEON
DRAPER, Aucioneer the 26h day OF May 1862 at ~
O'Clock 1t Of the day all the unconvered Assets Oh
the late Of Csninston Orys Of the City Of New YORK
including Notes. Accounts Drafts Shares Of Plsnkkosd
stock and Judgments schedule OF which at tho office OF
tn. auc.ioneer No 70 Pine for inspection. Also all the
right title and interest Of the said late firm and Of the said
ship of Colwaer Branch County state OF Michigan 70 VT.
of tho w. Of Section ~ in town 3 Of X west
containing 80 acres also about as "a 0 being the East
OF said Section a. and Of the South Of East OF Section 10
In said town. except 200 of the east side thereof hereto
decided by Bradley Crppen and wife to Aaron 2os9n
also lots Nos and D. in BLOCK 81 in tho Second Wasd In
the City OF Keno,ha, State Of Wisconsia.
my20-6t H. 7. ALLEN, Attorney, No ll6 Nassaust
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oyuox or rHr PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,

OyyoE OF 1HE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO..
No. SO Wall-st., NEw. YoHK, May 10 1862. ;
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF d.
rec,ors have this day declared DIVIDEND OF 70 per
cent? FIVE PER CENT Of The net earnings OF the last
three months payable tie office Of the Company on FIJI
DAY ed inst. 49,
on the 10Th. By order Of the Board o,, .
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ID OOFIN 81 A L l..
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.
Depo,-Coner Of iothav and CuArrie' a. Hydeym9, YER
! l.th1t, New.N York. mont n. ~ DIN
| ADAM POsTON Superintendent.

l.th-st, Newlork. mont n. htpEn
ADAM POTION Superintendent,
This Company invite the attention 81 TIC public y ,neii
,pr.rior and well Known GREEN and PURPLE HOOFlNO
SLATE which they arc prepared to deliver rom the Si"
re, OF Depots In all sirea suitable for roonng
The public cautioned nsnit spun us and Inferior ar
ce which hss been represented ard used a. ktse olae
A ,ste roof g. preferable 20 tin, shingles or iron .
II well put 1t lasts lifetime without needing fepsira ~
. az cheap A. Tin shingles II needs paint Rain waller
nom sae roof pure has no faint OF decayed WOOD OF
paint Slate roof hfeproo insurance COMPANIES favor
them steam will no, affect th-ms
E.prenced skaters II required vii he cent 10 any part Of
the country upon application at the Depot order,
Addressed a. above to o. fURhAN No. ~ touftA"ottN
New York will receive prompt attention
Nsy.YOrk, March, 1862.
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Amuseut..nls

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N. Miss "EMELIA J. BOUGHTON, a' as, a.; IT,,
from her Illness will make TITrp
ITRANlATA, at the Academy OF Music, .nsohn,z a.
EVENING. May 22d, under the direction Of c.
Conductor with Grand Orchestra and Chorus -,o,.,
Miss EMILIA J. BOUGHION as...........N. 80
Mr.. F.. G. BOUGHTON as...................N ID
N1NCESZlO hORiNO ..Gerros INV
Reserved yet unsod may be obtained the Acd No
at Beer Sehmers No 7ul Broadway. and al SbePs.
L. Wall 1t.
Doors open at 4 performance to commence at O'Clock
darcy, THE HORSE-TAMER,
COOPER INSTITUTE.
The public respectfully that arrangements have
'''' j. g. RAREY
THE CELEBRATED HORSE-TAMER,
who is about to return to hi. farm in Ohio, give
THREE
OF bis interesting and instructive entertainments n the
On TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
MAY "a, 20, and 30.
These will positively be tSa,p,vroNs
DURING THE PRESENT SEASON,
when by the kindness OF many OF his admirers he viii have
some Of
THE Widest AND MOST VICIOUS HORSES
submitted BY their his treatment feature In the
PRESENT SERIES OF ENTERTAINMENTS.
MOST NOVEL AND INTERESTING,
will be the introduction unbroken Colt at the first e1hi
btion The snms will be introduced OF each succeed
PERFECT SERIES OF LESSONS.
developing the advantages Of the system introduced By
him.
Price OF tickets 50 cents reserved sess IS cents EXTRA
Few reserved seats the PLATFORM procured ~
Beer Schirmers Music Store in Broadway sibelps. in
w all ST., aud Of the principal hotels.
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NrIBLOs GARDEN.
sitrh week OF the
MAGNIFICENT OPERATlC SPECTACLE,
THE ENCHANTRESS.
s,.u. ............... Miss Caroline Richtngs
-bo.. snnerb yoe alization has created complete
"ho'o 'uF' kiJROR OF ADMIRATION.
ANNETTE GALETTl, $500
THE GREAT TERPSlCHOREAN ARTIST OF the DAi'
"a pEIFR RICHNGS ......sa......: Dr. MsthAna'laH
NJ = srFNFRY NOVEL MECHANISM.
I'VE" c1RGTOiis COSTUMES, SPLENDID DANCES.
FULL CHORUS. ENLAROED OhChEoihA'
The ,pertacls will be produced ,.n ,,or,cp
'r(FRY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NoIlCE
A5n'i.Jon 80 csns; Family Circle 70 cents
NJIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS.
IL PALACE GARDEN, corner 18th 81 and 6.hsv ,.,,
H.sr WEEK or THESE GREAT PERFORMANCES.
hh rms AtTERNOON at g. and ~ ENlN0 at O'Clock,
Mn vyERy AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING
nv" THE WEEK,
CINDERELLA AT EVERY PERFORMANCE.
Produced for the ,,,,,,,,r mn THE ,,r,vu,rra
.od An introduce for tho hrst time
a"" W COM FOOrE sAd COL. SMALL,
t. characters of the Prince aud Pedro supported by 10
'"''''" THE CHINESE FESTIVAL
ALL THE EQUESTRIAN,
"N ACROBATIC, aud
GYMNASTIC STARS.
aai..ioo rs cents Reserved seats 80 cents Children to
Ansrnoon Performances, Is cents
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H,IIE New-York Dying ard Printing Establish
rnent Staten Island Ohices-8 Duane st., late 10 john
st. ~ Broadway n. T. and 80 Piereponts-, Brooklyn
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IMMATURE ALhANAC.
sun-Rises, ISeta........7:5 Mooa-RiseG 90
WATER
Sandy Hook. 300 Gov. Island. 1853 HslGss.. Se
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GALE OF STEAMBOATS, AT AUCTION
- The Michigan Southern and Northern Ind.ns ksosd
LIN METROPOLIS. with furniture tackle, Sc viii DO .oid
at City Of Buffalo THURSDAY the izth day Of June
nsIt 1t ~ O'clock full and complete inventory giving
description OF the boss eBgpes furniture ac may pe hsd
!. the office OF the Company No. 10 Wiliamst on ID OF
lane uex, Z. NJ. GILBERT, }
HENRY KEEP. }Trustees
A. HAVEMEYER,)
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Disasters, SC.

Disasters, &c.
MExosAyDrxThe wrecking sehr Ripgsold left on Mon
day evening the assistance Of the brig John Chrysal ashore
on Berlin Beach, Md
The schr franklin with cargo Of is ashore %
East Sister Reef head OF Lake Erie. 10 full OF wster-lby
telegraph.
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NETWORK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT


COMMENCING MAY 5 1852.
Passenger Station in NewYork. cor 21thst and <h-sv.
fsrscce on 27th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
FGNev-Hsven. Z. a. NJ, UK)i PAS 3 tEI)i $3.50,
IS AID 2. IN. (Ex.l
il Bridgeport, :. a. M, EI.)' l2:l'. tE1-)i $3.50
Ia Milford strsfOrd Fairfield Southport and wsspor.,
k. a. l1:l5, $50 aud $50 p
II. NoTwsk. T. $50 12:l5 3. tEx)i $3.50, $3.50 5:
IT, Dasn St and Greenwich T. $50 m ,2ls. $780, 400
sap -, .
ID SANFORD I, g. (E1). $50 a. H. 7:isr a,tEIh ,;
|E go $50. p. m, tsx) -
FrPori Chester and int mediate stations s30s IN IL:
|rI9.4 :2o 500 $50 ?. m.
b, Port Chester and New Rochelle. 3 D. n, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
F'' Boston, via Springfield a. M. tEr (Ex p. m,
len
To- Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5 3 p. m tEI)
To- Hartford and Springfield, a m, tEx) n:l5, 8,
fIi ? m. tEx.l
lr Connec,icu. River Railroad TO Montreal M, (Er
|gsi AIS N 70 Northampton.
ig Hartford Providence, and Fishkin Railroad an,
|II, l2:i5 o.
TG NowHsses, New-London and stoninston Railroad
yn Clnsi Railroad isIs D. IN. to Northampton.
Fr HOusatonic Railroad to Pittsheld .. m. to
De- Milford
Fs Nsugaiuck Railroad, a. M. p. m
ia Dsabury aud Norwslk Railroad $3.50 e. m, H. 80
Cssnoiious Sleeping Cars attached to p. train.
4 JAMES II. HOfT, Superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

E'EN kAL khlIhoaD Oh NE N-JLis'bi.
h FROM foot Of Couttandt-st.-ConDectns e, Hampton
.st-ion sth De6vs. Lackawauna and Western Hs1foa1
Csn ssson with Lehigb Valley Railroad and iu conhec
t forming direct line Pittsburgh and tie West without
r0MNEE ARRANGEMEST-Co mrD encips May s. 1862
ave Eew-yoik as follows: nh,
I HiEEsguRs ExPKEss-At a. M foI Easton, hesdins
xule Harrisburg, Aauch Chunk, "insnspoTr,, aoI
Nal TRArs-At a. m. for Esston, Water Gap sctsn'
b. !ea, Bend Piitston WikesbxTe, &c ~ ,,u
[ IL THkor Oh TRAiN-For kastop, hsucn Ihuhk Wa
easpsr Reading Pottsville Harrisburg, 4e ,,,
itp n WAY P1ssas6KE TKAiS-foT Easton' pe'h'ehch
l.a,owa and Mauch Chuns
4 .OP n. WAY TRAIs-for Some rvile. .v, n,
lspy WEsrKRs FxPKEss-For Eaton, Allentown hesa-
2 dsr'shurg Pitt,bDrgh. and tne "e'i oeepbt
trsy City through 10 Pittsburgh m, r.
tIPKE.s TRAIN HARRfsBtke-ine y AZ" DhPto.s
BIC ,u Nav. York arrives HsrnsbuTgs, M connect
b. "a. and West on Cent? NoftncIn
fsrsl R,iroad North and South and with the Cumoe'
f.tisley Railroad - w.. ,..-..
frY,rk AZ D IN daily Sundays eIcepted) making close
hsou al Harrisburg with Pennsyl yania kanoad-with
fs.c Of cars TO Pittsburgh. and but ono 70 Crcin-
p ,a3 Chicago -Four hours tius II saved by taxing thiA
Iliu,sxrHPoRr AND Ngw-YoRK FERRY-Lesve New
IN Pier No D. North River a. 1:Io aud iii|o M
- an. and D. m. - -
he boat. atop a Bergen Point and Mariners Hsrbor every
3 sah way JOHN u. Stems, Superintendent
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADYLPHiA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JEk.
III ClTY-Mail and Express Lines leave New-forh a.
p. l0a IN. and III p. m are tJ lhronSh ucl ,a
ksr the Sou sndNe and through baggage eheeksa IL
II m sad and ii o. m. trains .
j. ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
baggage will be received for any tsas unless delivered
scsed Is minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving