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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-17
Memorlal TO the President An Re-
ference TO DE-. Odds.

Memorial 20 the President An Re-
ference TO DIR. Olds.
We publish Below q memorial addressed TO
the Presidsnt BY the DemocrRtio members Of
Congress, present and elect who met In Co
lumbus on the the 9th Of November, IN refer
ence 70 the cate of DR.. 0lda The lmemorialI
will command The approval 81 every sincere
lover Of right aud Justice. WBlearn that Mr..
Cox, Of tho Columbus District, sent the paper
to the President, who paid no attention 10 it
and DIR. Odds is still held without trial or &C
cusation. Me-. Cox called Upon Major Turner
the Judge Advocate, and requested TO be in
formed of the charges against DR.. 0lds, who
had made them, sndto be permitted 10 make
copies of ell the papers relating TO the matter
all of which he refused. The following is the
memorial
TO he President of the United States:
The undersigned, MEMBER elect and mem.
bers Of the present Congress Of the United
States from the State Of Ohio, respectfully
call the attention Of the Chief Magistrate 70
the following facts, and ask, in behalf Of the
majority Of the people OF their State, a speedy
consideration Of them.
Many citizens Of Ohio have been seized by
persons acting under the orders of the Wal
Department, and have been carried out Of the
ljurisdiction of the State Of Ohio, and tor .
long time imprisoned in the military prisons
Of the United States, without any public charge
being preferred against them, and without any
opportunity being allowed 70 hear or disprove
the charges made, or alleged TO be made,
against them.
Among the a%rrests, that Of the Hon. Edison
B. Odds, Of Lancaster, Ohio, is one. OF peculiar
~hsrshness, and demands the prompt attention
Of the Government. He was arrested on the
18th of August last, at bis home in Lancaster,
Ohio, under the order OF the War Department,
carried out Of the State to Fort Lafayette, and
there confined in a cAsemate tor twenty-five
days in solitary confinement and debarred
from all privileges Of communication with
his friends, and even OF the privilege oil read
ing and writing. The rigor OF his incarcera-
ton is unexampled for severity but the great
grievance of which his friends complain is
that he was refused any opportunity TO know
the accusation or to exonerate himself there
from. Application for that purpose was re-
fused. Rumor charged him with disloyal ex-
4 pressions, and IL was said that his arrest was
based upon q speech made by him, the report
Of which was made by q political opponent in
the heat of a party contest. This report was
false, and early in September evidence of its
falsity was sent to the Judge Advocate, CON
sisting of the afidavits of fourteen respecta-
BILE citizens. The Judge Advocate refused to
receive the evidence and, though onlorabout
the 20th Of October last he recommended the
release of DR.. Odds, he is still held, and that
too without an opportunity for trial: Such
a course can not eveutnate in good. Perhaps
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NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee al Menigcf. ......... ''WM. " iEAlLhf'
LAST NIGHT But THREE. -
GABRIEL RAvEL TROUPE and YOUNG AMLIVAi
Tre,lovs 10 tieis departure i9f Lglope Nov r.,
BEsFFlT or MONS MARKhIII
FOUR RNTERThlNMENTS.
WEDNESDAY ENlNlNG No. ~, VIII he pfeseL-ec
the d''l. J6SK e0I or, ThE BRAZILIAN APE.
fo..GABRIEL NAVEL Jocso....Mont MAhZEITI
trer which dyor.aemeutby Mime MAkLEIII, Mons
TOfnOFf sud Corps 30 illei. -
PAS CnISiOS. ly YOUNG AMERICA.
yG,. which the conie Fairy Psrtomme, entitled
THE GOLDEN Zoo.
arranged BY Osbhs Rsye New Tricks Trsnai'rn;.ion',
GABRIEL IN BIS srest par,
YOUNG AMERICA in hi ce' rated pcrson.t Of ne Igos
Ihe Wonder Of the " ord, YOUNG AMERICA
win repeat biz great ieat On til -
THREE FLYING TRAPkIE. -
TUESDAY, last night but tHo oi We VAbAiEt
RANEL TROUPE
SATURDAY, Nov o,
GRAND FAREWELL RANEL MATINEE
Nr Mleltiey lkca lc eos c In announcing tnt he
has effected r-en sigc1 .ntwith EDWIN FORREST, who
viii fppear IN MONDAY EVENING next, Nov -, Tor the
at tine TILL ieason IN his great Shake'r aEisl ehssceT Of
MACBETH
Doing DR. Forrest, several pieces not ye, pro-
fuce1 .aciuiu- THE BFOKEB OF BOGOTA lfrst time
ln many yearl MErAIORA, Sc. viii be placed upon
Tie .ies wiz is eiealion 10 mise en- scene which cLase
tcfizes this establishment
~ o0lsequeuce rrea, ocndif. the rrodnc
ton Of MILE IN Brooklyn aud this city Mr. hoaey
(. ndrced to aniouuco that MATILDA lkRoN viii repeat
tLst character on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. %.
Tho pouoru ince Vs.! commence At u o'clock. Doors
open al 600 a.
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LVrTH-Av. SKATING POND.
Ea,nbee cot s,h ~ and 5.,A e.

En,labce COT Sch ~ and 5.tA 81.
tie req4elt 4 number Of tic Loading citizens o. New
IorE The property located between I'll iL aid 30
and a and 53Llis has been leased oI ie piloe Of
sfLECr PRIVATE SKATING POND.
Thsse .founss cover sg-, II
BLLk h.. ACRES
Cor,fsts lave been se i0g rn-rg srd preparing this
property le purposs ~ which g .to DO devoted during
tire conias ~ nior.
Lane snd c.mnoious sfucnres vii Be erected 70 tcc1u
suhsrubsr l4Cg4ns Aelfrshucnt saloon koon Tor
ne - q ed hlfc 81 -Aatea. Coax Rooms. So.
u ies 81 by Tie Ma1osefs q tffose 90 onY limited
number 81 ises none blt rcftons 81 rcsprciabhF tLd
diameter ~ ID tsl sglscnOefs a. 10 dstgnsd 10
ronale this cnie Use 90 enable Ladies and Children %
si.li the Pond a. III tues without tie nr~esslty u male
Reference viii therefore Do demanded OF all person.,
applying flr ctcts who Tot kuowu 90 tto Manager
Argrlu have made - illuminate TIC Fond IN TIE
mos, brilliant 'yieudd Eand o. Auso VII Ter
0lr iscu . % ~ "a, whoa the Zee 10 IN cone.loH Iof
emanageent t.le riesslr, ~ belns sble 70
MAN date President o. to IS asils ion Stating Club of
ErooEsnl whose cIpsclcc l. tie best guaranty We can
,e a Af lee 80 always be beDt u tho best skating con
dion AMI that nothing w 10 e. 1ptene u Insure the COM
i9u AID e. J'yllont q wilton
john f. BROWN. Genera Superintendent.
TRIMS or 80 sCAIPIlDS.
sesson Tckrf for Gentleman and two Lad4cG..slO ~
kJa Ll1es llck ~
Minor under u yrlfs a. ~
Sale of 4 rkefs viii colIlcace - EDNESDAf nov ".
lng q, tie oHre of me sL-av Hotel Metropolitan Hotel 81
SicA las Hotel Aston House I'D ~ the pliaclpl Office 81
Colovor N.ikcra, No 80 Broadway
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3 NEM-nANEN HALROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 8 lsoi
$500 pal. -


=
futrelcc a Ittl-st.
TRAISs J. AVE NEWBORN
For EewIsven, :. q. ~. Tx y 10 "a 80 go
Ter 'BTidsspor, = &c m. Gz)i 1915. OK. 30 80
' For 7 MfsTd sa,,t Tsiloid Southport I'D wero
"a ui. {. IL l5.3..O 40 p. NJ $3.50 80 .. 49,, .. .
for Dsr'en and GTesrw. = s3Oa nj l2l5, 20 49,
> : %. stamford Er) go M 1913 lE1). 80
For Por. Cheser 1nd ia,srme1s.. stations = go Il
y IS, 3. %. 49, so, 60 :. D.
Fer Port Chester and hew.Hoehslle, N GA
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Spin tei o b. Ia. y p n III
For Boston via Shore Line lAl5 j. m kHJ ~ ,
Fo! HLsitoId and Springfield = L. ia D. lAi'. XXI Z
2 (Eki =. --
scd II IS g. m % NoIthsl ptor. - -
For Hartford, Providence. aud fithkiI h-AIoaG IN
M 1915 p - ., .
z Z IN. IRIS. 8. p. -. Ok
Crpsi Rsifosd, H. % IA 20 Northampton.
Fer Housaonc Hsifo0l % Piusheid. q. H., T. H. 10
Eew-Nilfor1, Saturday, tAfousn 70 Iittsted
Tor Nsura,uck Railroad O. No. z in.
For Denbury snd Norwsk Railroad $50 m J. ~ p NJ!
CouIaodious Sleeping Core attached 10 the Isio
JAMES II. HOiI. Superintendent
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Amussmenrs
ORATION-IRyING HALL.
MIR. II. MASON JONES'

MIR. II. MASON JONES'
(ofThnity CoIIeg. Dublin)'
'''' WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Nov. 10
subsa; CURRAN, AND THE WITS AND OhATOhS
srIL,RUs-Cnnan'. Biozrsphers Mr. W. II. Currsn.
Thomas Davis, end Charles Publications. Byron and tr'
Foster bear testimony to Cuan's wonderful powsr-u-
tioas Sons Of leland-iler Oraory and he hlusie hst
compared with Pitt Fox Flood Gratsn BuIse, A'oH
more Dean kirwan, Punkett OConnel, aud shsl-li :
B.f@a Ths Nous Of the sc1es Iri.h Society at that
Time Enters PsrliimentDe Of Rowan it, Wonder
nsry Picture Of tie Ihformer Liberty Of the Peas =
Rebellion Of 98-Awfu Condition of irelndDea'h efr w
shesrs-State TYias-Ssrah Cuuan ind Rober. Emmett
Ceran the Ben,h-Resisns the Judicial oice-is De
.pondeucy and Dealh-Iis Power Of Humor-Anecdoes OF
BIS Wit. Bon Mots" Repsriees snd Versatility oil
HI. GeniaSatue Of bis Eioqaeuce-ii' Noble Cha'seef-
''''''' FROM THE PUBLIC PRESS.
M Jones, debut asa eeinioL was telling .Sece'. fnS
lecture closed with magnificent psro.Son wneA
Mr. Mason Jones brings species OF entertainments
which positive sensation lie Is not Lecturer acf Toe
manner commonly known snons US but delivers uanyu l
bered with any kind OF written reiereIee ohect
brilliant oritons. Mr. Jones l. an amazingly me speah,
lie has good presence Ib melodous poweru voice $40
be possesses the faculty Of twayns The passions ol us
audience beyond the control Of calm deioeiAie Jaose
lie evidently ia oaes. and Is himself caH.d sway ~
tie .nthusasn which he imparts 70 ote's lis lme 81
acied quito owd to Irving hs lat night eni h' utue
orliios are likely to become the correct thing or oeiy TO
do during the coming WinterN \. Daily Times Nev 10
The speaker confined himself oely 10 the sntS' and
show the secrets OF his popularity IA marvel
ous Agcucy Of speech c0nsunmste ~ OF grouping to2e
COMFORTING and contracting his themes aud power OF encah
az audience and lifting Il through every modulston OF
sion nnd feeling By the magic Of asimple easy w
interrupted flow OF language, natural unogtinfe Eessu
ton and capacity TO place subject before the nina
eye IN tho cearost light Upon refining he was called Guy
aid greeted with continue spplsuse-lN ORD nov 20
Nih good voice, delivery dramatic lily earnest mn,h
.elf sion Of manner 81 an uninterrupted hucncy @
Jorcs has general style which Is novel ana ehteNe!'
Y Tribune, Nov. H. ,,, It
br Joness comparisons aud grouping were eIc-ent -
elooneuce charming enchanting tho audience tnfongoVt NJ
oiaiou without DE least interruption during more man t"o
hours lie received wemcuied appliance % ne hAnd' Oh ."
an precia'ire audience 90 y. y ExVfosl Nov II. q,
1ICKETs or ADMISSION. 90 CENTS, can be ootaAned
AZ tlc Han; ~ Bee armcfs No. 5o Broadway Hall
sos No 5l3 Htosdwsy hppc.on's bookstore, No ~,
Rroadway; @, si1sl sll.sbury's, No hssslust ani
Bfenano's No. 6l5 Broadway.
Doors open al "a, commence o; b.
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Amrsenleuts.

A cADEMY OF MUSIC-BINORAH.
"A Mr.. GRAU would resp ctfuly Inform the pubic that,
a. he Is determine j TO briog one
MEYERBEERS LATEST WORK,
Tie Romantic Opera of
DlNORAH; Dr. liz PARODY DR pfoRaNEr,
AS COMPLETELY AS POSSIBLE
Ia every respect. ~ beire tho
FIRST POSITIVE NOVELTY IN OPERA
winch be has been ensbed offer them Il viii be profueod
On MONDAY EVENING, Nov ~.
when be trusts 10 merit the general sppro5.ion OF hs pa
irons by the thorough aud complete manner In which VIII
be
PLACED ON THE STAGE,
a. regards
NEW SCENERY AND NEW DRESSES.
% wei as in it's
VOCAL. CHORAL. AND ORCHESTRAL
INTERPRETATION
Upon this occasion.
ANGELINA CORDIER
viii have the honor TO make
HER FIRST APPEARANCE ~ EEW-YORK
in the
ROLE or THE HEROINE.
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ru-txorE Nov. ls-FIorE dali and declining NHEAy
i'.,,,l 3.5fc COM dali White, IN 'ae, lslo"i .lc.
WuIskY steady aud auie; az i.c CosEAE steady Pro-
VISIONS dan aud dtprcsset ...,,,
pUilApIrpulA nov. lS-FIorR fra sSes 1000 bills at
81 - f,r Snrerhne MKEAr dnli sales GOO 6nsb Rcd st
80 as, Nhite @i6s Cons steady q, 7iG'Sc Ccfee-Ric
3ld35c, MHiskT hIm st 40c
TTyTato Nov. 10 l:3G.-FIouK quiet WHEAT .lsds
er with moderate demand; sales OF 1900 bGih 30
Chicago Spring ut Sl Choice Amber Mchilan \ rs;
Green BAY Club on private CORs 10 good demand and
lower. tales OF 2l0o0 bUst Illinois al zoe OEsr ans
ouiet CAyAL FnuaHTs--0c on Wheat; 6 on Corn TO New
YoIA. iNroE1s4 90 bbls. Flour l00eO bush Whes w.
coo bush Corn. EXpORIs-2oV0 bb.s, kloM so,V~ suss'
Wheat loo, 900 bush Co.l.
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y observation-disclosures DEPOT JArues.sip nrd foot Il
34-st.. l. ENiufcr gcmeuts commencing fIdsy
Oct a. lt2: Leave Now iofa az ior GreenpoIt sc
Tsrhor Onen, and Hsr rious; at o 6. end for
s,li, o; and H. Qr Syosssti a. pIn Tor hemp
STEAD SUNDAYS ii. train leaves Nuucr's Point e. 81
fcy a. $50 I fT AePhsLk ard intern edeie stations
excursion raes ie,gnlug lcavt' lepAsnk a. s., g. "a
On fday and Saturday rigt TIE r. m IIig usin vii r'n
a. ouzh TO Gresnpoh ieurg Saturday and Monday morn
r.. ~ ais g. M. arriving ~ Acss-foIk al s.aZ
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TIL E
1862.
1862.

~ OO-~e - - o
PENNsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With ia connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FEoA kgw-foRE 80 1nK PIiScrAt NE.TERS Ci.!ss
fight trsius de- from New foIk 10 Philadelphia va
Eew.Jersey aud Camden ana Ameoy line :. mn,
ToliTE LFAyF NFW-f DIRK FROM The
FODp OF COURILANDI-SI.
Bywsy Of hadeIhs lie morning passenssif cave New
York al saue tire a. ot toues hVenHi passengers
at p. IN, ore hour later tE1n ctncF lines
~ way Of hoato1n evening Ia.searefs tave 81 m
a. hours later the Northern lines aaa py beth routes
arrive the time a. Northern nes, In CLcgo sno I
Monte IN tie NorthNes' cfesiir- Indianapolis Louve,
It. Louis. Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati! and al nam
points West with fewer changes 81 cas- NO, 1850. -.
Ii.burgh $50 miller and cW iork 70 fAbuTgl, 81 ELes
Soaking aud Sei ool Cars on a. tfains
Fare he same ~ other routes
Baggage checked through. Transfer nee
Secure Tickets good uTti used. W lissbugh
WESTERN EVACUATION.
. Tie Pennsylvania Central Company Taus ~ Epiffslt
81 i-fe.
TRElGHTs.
ny US route freisbs Of al descriptions be forwarded
70 ana ron any point the R4!roads OF Ohio Kentucky,
5no'apa iiinels Wisconsin Iowa o. h"af By RAIL
OAD DIRECT, 70 airy port tao nGgigs..e Iiveu o.
she West b. steamers from P.iisbufgi.
We ie' OF freight to aid from my pon: 10 the West ~
" ~ > os re - tnes ~ favorable a. are
PeD iniTusting the transportation q their Felgit 70 tL
Company can rely viii coah once i,i speedy transit
Formers and Dealers in Live s.r,t a
vsntsgeOus route. CspacoC' i4ld. well wsereJ and am
ard It's connections aud eyer attention ia paid 70 h, wants
Prom Harrisburg where III be found every Convenience r
Feeding and Ies.,1g el9iee i oieLs4 4 e PlIlLADEL
] T. ELLIOTr Passenger Agent no. / h,totno,,.
LEIGH Co. Freight Agerts,
10. Aston. House. aud No South yyilissrs,
MCDONALD BisoHofF' tnis5lnt AGENTS,
KEoCHIEwIs Genera Superintendent Ii,o55h,a IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n FIRST PATRIOTIC CONCERT
At the
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
Fourteenth street,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF the INSTITUTION 33i 6th-av,
Fer tho
CHILDREN OF DECEASED OR DISABLED SOLDIERS,
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 90 1862,
BY
THE CHILDREN OF TIFF PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE
THlRTEENIH WARD.
NUMBERING OVER FIVE HUNDRED!
Assisted by number Of Artists AID Amateuu
DODWOKIH's CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA
Hes been engaged.
HIS HONOR TIE MAYOR WILL PRESIDE.
THOMAS D. 81 LIN NJ sicai DccicE
J. 4.
TICKETS.
pafcuei and Dress tIIcls..............,.'0 cents
tufIilF t1ltle.. GEMS.
Concert 10 commence Of e! precisely.
Ticket ny Dee had 10 tho Inncirai Music stores or az the
Jsul.Jfs Of Ward Schools No. :, kyI gtoust; NO "a,
Rroome-it " let aud No. 20 bIoomest neG. nor
fsk
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Gtcamboats ano uaiiroaos.

NEW RAILROAD LINE.
~ NEWARK TO NETWORK,
via
HOBOKFN
Tie extension az the Morris and Fsex Railroad 10 Hobo
ken having been compeod trains viii and after Nov
49, 1862. ~ follows:
Leaving Morris and Essex De- Leaving NcwYork Barclay
pot, Newark. and Cansl-5t. Ferries:
G Il. Gas a.
1880 els a.
9 9.35 a.
l0:30s.m. Christopher e., ~ m.
y m. And CAna-si., PAS p. m.
3:jJp 4;l1 p. IN.
5p. NJ. 5:sJ y. m.
$50 p. N. ii ~ ~.
Tickets to Newark can be obtained at the Ferry either
Barclay Camel or ChGOpheTst NewYosk a. the Depot
q; HobOken.
n B-Psssonrers via Chrisophers wiz connect with the
tsins by eayn. New ork. Is minutes sdgance of the
above time.
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4 CADEMY OF IC-GUERRABELLA.
"A FIFTH OrE3A NIGHT
THIS EyENING (WEDN ESDAYl Nov ia
slONORA GUERRABELLA IN COMIC OPERA,
W hen will be presented Douzettfs comic opera Of
LA FIGLlA Dbl REGIMEnfO.
CIhe Dan liter Of the Kegiment)
SlGNoRA Observation-Disclosures .MAElA.
BRlCNOLi. .as...TONlO sU5lNl....ss.....SU SUFFICE.
ssnors GuEbKABELLA will sng during the music les.
Bondo from Bales last and popular opera OF
" TnE PURlIANs DAUGlpER,"
Conductor and Musical Director. ,........Sig MUZlO
On FRIDAY Nov. n. SIXTH OPEBA NIGHT
LAST NIGHT Or SiGNOKA LORGNf.
ONLY NIGHT or LCCREIlA BORDlh
~ MIA ..sSl2noss iplAith
MAFFlO observation-disclosures. MORENSI
GEhfARO. .BBiGNOLl DUO ALFONsO....SUsINI
MONDAY, Nov a.
POSITIVELY DINORAH
DEBUT or MILF. cox DER
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NANlPBELLs MINSTRELs,
~ PALACE OF MUSIC.
lffhg' near lll.HF.
CAMPgELLS TRfTMIH ANTl
CROWDED HOU sE,.
ENTHt SfAsIIC AUDIENCE
flisbssui.lnl Hal !. ettrely fel0I,sd alg improved
new 1r i been I'D q tolusr I'D s.cD 81. The rsse
NisEFAT VAIN, AND COMFORTABLE.
CAMPBELL5 NiHSTRtLS
conf -ise the following T@' known Performer; -
DAVIS. CLIFFORD RANNOf. CRAY. EDDIE. IUCh-
WOOD sOLOMDNi. FRlsltG. LiNISGs TON
z. IrrLIN j. u. WALDO, I'LL, ROLLI,
MElIZER JOHNSON ALDEN, &c
r. request ol many famii.ct -
'ORASD MATINEE
Oh SATURDAY,
For LADIES aud CHILDREN
10 -onifrerre a. o'clocs
Door. open ga the cgcl.g ., Il % c3mlenee e.. =.
Tickes IS Gents. Ctidlsn - Ce.ts.
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EW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADELPHlA and the SOUTH sad WISE vie JER-
sly ClTY-Msh tni Express Lines leave Newl oik o.
and 10 w.. a. .. ard II P ~. Fare % Though ticket
aoid To- the South aod Vet aud through baggage checked
and 6 aud - trains.
!. ". WOOpKrFF, hssisisn, Superintendent,
No baggage viii be received iD any train, unless delivered
ond eAcc1ed Is minutes h. advance OF tho time u leaving
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(ENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From got of toaft'ru.'-,t 90 meeting 10 fawpon
10ur.on wih tle De- tvase lsc.ya-al sui Weston kai.
rod, aud at Easn with ;he Lrtsh Valley Railroad AID its
! WINTER hRRANGTNiENT--C ommsr "a Nov. T.. 1852
iiIESi,ntie FIllrs. p. Iu IL Ta,tor. Reading
POI syi'lc, Hs.iisblls A.rcH .llk y ..i's'.. -
MAIL TRAiN-At3a % ior Es..oa, Na'cf 0r9 Scranton.
I'm TnRovCu ~ NN-For Estou Much Ckulk X 3D.
!ug Pot'SiNe. H1fli.5src. Niii4Msp1I'. Ar.
2. n. THRcUCu 1GuN- for Elstor. Bethlehem, A.eu.
tom. sud MsccA Chunk.
53oP. NJ WAY TKAiN-ror someryile aud intermediate
7rm. wsrruv ExrHr .s-For Fsstou Allentown Read
IL H8uishrg Phursh, end tAc West. Sleeping flou
Jersey City through to Ptt.hurgh
E2TgEss TRAM rOE Nt-iHisBrEG-Ihe H. LTrr.fs
Train from New o.a afriss t al'ib1rs y p no. come
in- Eat and NSs Penn yvara Central Rsilfcad North
eGu Central Roirosd North aud south and with tie Clber
Tnp TaRorsn ExrHrv TRAM FOR TBE WEST leaves
New 0. daS Sundays 6xreited, aAre close
connection HaisfurG viii Penn yiv4ris
4 c4ufe OF 90 30, ed 70 Cincinnati and
Ehica.r. Two horrs tine saved ~ tesing This trsin.
EL,4ABErHroRT AID b -iORE tfKN-Leave Nciyl ok
nom Pier No Nos.h River At $50 9. m aud 1880 4
qke boats stop ss er.en Point AID Maners Hsbor every
iTp each way. JOSIAH @. sfERNS. superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FORA Al
i BANY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAlSS
NOE Tlf aud WEST Train- leave:
Prom Chgm5e.a st. From 3lii A. .
INp.ess and 10 .a-li p. lO:I' ui sno Ja' tad
TOY o. - end / Eib n. with .,esp. 80 a.
rc car 10 p. m llo.2s pm. (suudsys irclud-d }
IoJghkeeq.ie train, 10 8.ls NJ a-G .;z AID %
- a.. ard 5:f5 p. ~. ?
p,css,in train, o: ST.. N. 1907 r.. m.
81 sing train SIS T. .; 81 ?. %.
Tor town, AL ?. 90. 4.sl m.
icIs0ns in Brookly pnrchase tickets e. Wetictfs
II ress Ofco No. @cs thinsonst City hal square.
and haze their bsss2e c,cfed AZ thtir residences 20 oil
lrif.fa m Lle road !. To 81. o. NIflY-
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Ocean Steamers.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July |, 1c62.-
"a FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
a fistcass viii leave ewYoTk the let. llth
ard INST Vt month except whom those dates IAN
SlNDAY vixen the day Of departure will be the MONDAY
following
Fer freight 5asssse, apply at the only Office No Bowl
ing.areen d. Il. ALLEN Agent.
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Nnr n0sTON nnd PROYIDENCE. Nal MN

HOE BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
4 PORT and FALL RlNEB-The splendid and superior
o1,.ruer METROPOLIS, Capt. brown. leayes New-NoIs
cvo-v TUESDAY, III rRSpAY. aud SArt aDAY, AZ
s'.lct D. n cal tbc INrii,E STATE. Cspt Bpytor, Oh
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY. CT 4oolock 7. III
frcm Pin Nc. 3 y. r..
Hereafter rooms vii regarded rs secured 70 any ep
rlc,ri Until tAc shai .yr heen paid i'r.
Freisht Bo7to j. iowtfu,l through with great oip2
BY an txpres Frcicht Train. 49,.
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s7PlE RAILWAY.-passcnger trans leave as
= = .5l0Ns viz;
= IN, EA.ress for ru9gie.
9 .r.. Mix. d. ly. for Pot Jews
l2'i5p H. Accom- oiai.on. daily, 1T Pr JerriF
$50. o.. Nay FOR 81 'dl.'owu NcwbuFi tnt Na-wicF,
o. n. Nisa, Lxp.ss. .aiy. &c. Dmkss B4ale aud
Csuanta'c1l.
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VENWO TRIPS A WEEK, leaving at O'Clock
n instead Of s. Steiner MAsSACHi SETS VIII on
pnd t'icr Nov. 10 leige Jsme.silp WEDNESDAY and
ATUkDAY AFTERNOONS at { O'clock Tor ORIENT
REEAPORT, SAG HARbOlL &C.
A. J. RICHARDSON, No. leo Fulton.sL
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY H. Il.
IN -Yor Albany Troy. North ard West-WlNTER Az
IA. CFMHNT cou.res .irg MONDAY, Nov. H. 1852
For ALBANY, lp..0a al EXI .oss Ml Train RON 2ttist
nov Local Trains see Time tsh.e.
JOHN BCECHiLL Avisar. superintendent.
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NEV.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

For thy WEEK FvDfNG TrYspAY Nov. n, 1902.
rcTAL VRcIIPT. OF Cattle KINDS FOR THE WTEs
According the reports from the several market places
tie city, there have been cered this week:
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TNOR HARTFORD. NfERIDEN, ard SPRING
= FlELD-SrER.iHOAT and RAILROAD CONNEC-
TON via NEW-HaN E,t--ihe CONIlNkNIAt leaves
Pe,ksir East nsu daily lSal-sy e. q $40 P ,
ariya o. tie boat Tor az saiona Nit't LiN--AAc
TtANELER leaves for v-liaSen NJ II O'Clock