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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

A T Special Meeting of the Board of Direct
n ~. az tLe NEW YORK AND NEW.HAVEN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY held pursuant 20 ce. notice at the office
Of the Company the City Of NewioIk satufoay oco'
bcI -, i. ID. 1868,
The 10 lowing resolution adopted viz:
Re,orcd That the cole purpose Of settling ard com
The cams AGAINST this Company and not admitting
any legal Liability thereon this Board ready TO accept the
terms opo.ed the communications before II, VIA to issue
md exchange one new Share Gifts Stock for two Of the srnn
Gus Shares held by any thereof good faith and WIN
out notice OF fault be received IN fn settlement the.i
and ~ all claims 81 Kind connected Herewith nd r INC
moneys Maid edvanoet thereon and for supposed neg
encc breach duty; ind increase tie Capita STOCK oil
The Company exceedn- million Of Dollars iof " PUT
pose: rovidcd these shall be agreed TO- IN Frts ny
lie holders and Of such claims OF before the 10Th
an,,t T. g. ABERNETHY Sec'y,
' n Y and y. ii. X. X. Co.
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1863. THE 1863

u ADNssPs
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Nth n eeH S,, ,SS i l, ,.,a.r po,-rr
THE SHORTEST AND e. Mr. hot IL
seven trims Run daily ifom New ora 20 lmade pAA VI
Ncw.Jofsoy aud camden and Ambey lines r,,rs
ALL THROUGH TRAINS tOk i5iE n WSs l,t ~ i"''
ROOT OF COuRrLANDIsE ~,
By wsy OF Pladerhs the morning PASSENGERS sse
ORR At ni same tinlo % other .r' s'snNs
AL o. -. NJ one hour .afcr than Other 4ines ",
wny OF Allentown evening passengers leave :, + ~
houis laiag than tho Northern hne' s bssso aud ali
afr we 81 the stne time Northern les m fon.yils
unr il, he N,rth Ne.i Ct..ine lndanspoh' bo"'srei
81 LAiis. Ccsel ni. Columbus, lu.i"
points West with fewer change. o. CSC nom Philadelphia &c
NJ ~, anu lolk Pittsburgh a. 'n'e@
Smokug and saloon Iss on AZ ''~'
hare tho same - o.Aer routes 90. -.
Bl.ssgc che Acd thfousl AZ is.f.bar.h
'''D'' 'N- WESTERN ENies'Al On: an r,,,,,,,
no rei , Is. which pr'ords comfortable ucde -
4, n,r,.es moving westward u o"sh~n the u's@ 'S"
VI fare. FRFfGNTs
H. mi. ,os,e hulshi. Of all desc ons can na oiwNaes
st ea, sny point the Rail- ads q uhio henaesy
70 niu MN yinoi. Wisconsin Iowa, Missouri by RAi,
nIFlr or port the naylgAe.o VI tn
~, by steamer. trom Pittsburgh u,,,.
Nh Yaes Of krigh, 10 and from any point In the Ne'tp
a. pun.lyunis lentra Railroad AZ al times s favoisnf
. a., charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants sns
hippefs inrusus the transportation 81 hor ffrsh, 10 'l
Company rely vita couhdence ON s speedy transit
LIVE STOCK ,,
Farmers and Dealers IN Live Stock viii una ms nos
advantageous route Cspacogs hafds wen wasteu Az 80
aud it, connection and every attention paid 70 thes
From HGuisbuFg where wil be iSnhi e.ry pridI
issds md Ss'a sSSs ,Lr NOR !? MRRkHTs
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, NO. As''i i'u'"
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents est. ,y,r,...
No. As,cr House, and No. south W iA'an -
MCDONALD n BlSCHoff Emigant Agents.
FNoCH LEWIS. General So rerntsadsus, Af00as4Ss
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I'VE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

u IFVT hlfIT
All sufferers from tie above compinis either OF recent or
long standing arc sdgited TO uso HLAiitS UOuT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS They can be relied upon the most
.so AMI rocu remedy offered b the pubc and have
been universally used Ia Europe Tor many ycsfs with 40
gfs Attest success.
Prepared by TROUT 4 HAESANT, No 2'e Strand, Lon.
don ns.ind end sod by non Agents, WELLS = Co..
ITuaI a., New iDfs
iisr Mscitys Commissioners have authorized the name and
addcs. Of THOMAS rhOuT 20 Strand. London to be
impfcsed upon the Government stamp aIsd 10 each box Of
th. genuine medicine.
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lilc0icai.
TIVE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sin JAMES CLAKKfS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
P,,n,r,d n nm ufr.cfirtiou OF Sir J. CLARKE N D..

Fby.ran IIifsoTdnaATy 10 NO Vueen.
Tls well Known medicine Is no imposition but snre ard
af- remedy for Female Dcues and Obrfuctous, nom
~batev, ard although powerful remedy Il contains
nothing hufifu 60 the constitution. To married iadrs
1t peculiar suited II viii In sho, time, bnns on tho
monthly PES q with regularity.
In Nervous and spnal Affections Pain In tho naet
aud Limbs. Fatigue sghi croftion, Palptaon OF tho
Heart Hysrics and Whites these F' Wi. eject cure
when al other lave failed and although powerful
remedy DO not contain lion, eAlone. altnony or anything
Lurful 10 tho constltgiion.
Iu directions M the pamphlet around each package which
should be- carefully prrserej.
For full Particular, get pamphlet, nee q tho agent.
n. b. AMI posia stamps ncosri 90 any authorized
agent Win in.ro bottle containing over 90 pals BY return
mail bold by all dfuFs,sf.
JOE MOSES, No. q Courilandi a., Newiofh.
An.r Inlira SlAtrs Akent.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD CoxrAxI,

Office of Secretary and Treasurer, ,
CLEVELAND, o., Sept 20, 1862
4 DIVIDEND on the Capital Stock of the
n cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company Of FOUR ~
pFR CENT has this day been declared by the Board Of pIoe
nsvable a, the office Of Me.srs VERMIYE Co, No. ~
West NeYork the ?6h day OF October neat iIeeiom
The transfer books viii bc closed Oct l6, at O'Clock
and reopened Oct. n, at O'Clock a. -
an dividends not called for BY the 26th November next will
be pad AT this Office in sight exchange Newly ok, current
'''N' II. C. LUCE, Tte.urer.
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK Of NEW'foRk
oosERSMf NJ AoksCr
Tnr national Lo.S.


This rsrk n.s -,fsf ors.s-.--.' if--. ~ ~
sr~ and d..uh1t4ou 81 tSliID STATS 30 BONDS
and . nov rrav 90 of.fs Alb sItscfl puofs - is
In orfs hs-fef ~ the drrctniua'ont = 80 go"
- o. tsgilbf Eies o. hsssffs4 as,i A. ~
of tho vtrsri.
Tcse Bond. b. fafufhei a. pr tnsf. q eonnneffs
Toe day r~cclv. Tie MONEY AZ 'bNNlHri'H ~
ON Eighth OF OSE PR tINI W. - a'1~rd O.
PAL. Haricf. Savings B.n.s AL Do~eis IN DevosHHsAl
Sec Ififlrt- a..
n. 0or,run,, 81. 70 srppy bod VIII vsrJ "a
~ lslsv DO; of ihs greater ccrrrnisfe 81 10 Die 80
rtoro.. 10 t.sp a~sys ta.d ~ supfy q 'ne pa
bods q IL sr4rfal dsnsflsfl0as fa ifcl-r iT-fffy
III. Nil aso d. lsfsy ID 81 riatsss q osefuf''
yofai.r farA
Account, o,nsi With ,hl. nant vii fe~ire the rrssss,
care ard attention AID fscfi s be la~f % 90 o'ls 90
cases ~. r..i tgrrfd uf.a. -.
Duf cofrsspafene ~iA a. 0res'fe rouis IN Ne ni'ed
States sud Cansas enables - 60 frfo oofruat po'il
AID F0g, a. &C., rotf isir a. a.
otLsf Institution % t.e c0rtiry
SAM. c. THOMPSON rf,.lieat
JIrgs CrrPuEY fasI4ff.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New Haven. :. tEx) l:Jo IL, l!;l3 (Exl ';p
for Bniseport ! lErl, Ii;1o a. M; l9:ls (Ez) 40
(fAl 5:30. - and ,. n.
For Milford aud s,rs;fori T. 1850 $50 $50
FOR Farhe.j Southport AID We.ipors, lisoA NJ 80
sop. IA.
F6g Daiien and Greenwich :. $50 l:9o a. m, $3.50, 4:'o
FOX stanford : (Esls:so, u:9oa m. l2:Is Bnl ?:s
l,r.l. 3 -. 40 $3.50. I. -
for Port Chester aud Intermediates stations, $50 E;oa
$50, $50. $50, $3.50 p M
Fox Port Chester and New Rochelle, ~
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, u M. ihxl ''p thih sr q
For Boston, Via Shore Line. 1913 Tx J. 2 m . . ..
fos Hartford AID Springfield a. M ttIb ll'", 80
E,l Bpm -,
n ~ a. ul. and 80 .. N. O. Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence and fisa.l Railroad, tfIb
II :.sla a.. =,
Tor New isyeH New-Loniou and Stoninston Rsllead ~
q m, Ia -, 10 p ~
for G anal Railroad ls.i5p N. 70 northampton . ~,
FOR Nousatoulc abroad a. L. -;aJ T. IN. 10 e"' 'S
fJni. Saturday. 81 fiisshe.i
Fos Sslgaiack Railroad q :. m, $50 r IN
For Dsi.bury aai Norw IA Railroad, a. m, 81 M
toul.odOus Sic. ping Cars attached 60 y M ii@ns;
JAMES II. HOYr, Superintendent
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IGOR SALE-The subscriber offers for sale

NOR SALE.-'The subscriber offers for sale
for tho saint PAu and Pacific RAILROAD Company Of Min.
urfoA 4ODo 81 their st MortWge Bonds secured by dood
Of trust Russell StFc d Troy and samuel j. Idcn % Now
Yot upon the Lot Division o. their road between saint fsul
and Waab distance Of ~ mes bonds bearing per cent In
teros payable Is, January and July free Of Government
pncp1. due ia 1893 wbols isauo being 600 90, a 90
having been sold bssnce Will be offered only required lo
completing the road An expenditure ~ oy'r A. 10000 has
been upon tho road shout 20 miles completed ~ to 90
miles 10 be finished by lot january grading FOR the entire
nearly completed 1io' have been delivered and ds
tbuted for the whole distance iron for 30 miles has been ru
chased at prices 10 per un lees than the rresent cs. value
The Company have floating debt whatever Interest upon
the bonds for 10 months will be guaranteed by duncan hL
man b Co.--New-Y ofk, oct. 20 lsbJ.
GEO. y. 81. DAVIS. 10. q InnAn. 70 -nl,an.
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8teamboats and Railroads.

TOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
IT, g. Mails leaves Achson Kansas for Plscervs Cal, Vi
Denver Great Salt Lake Virginia and Csrson Cities connect
ing BY side lines with the Pike. Peak tCcosdo snnoeb
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
The route il stocked with comfortable Coaches and Concord
Covered Spring Wsgons Every attention 10 paid topssssn
gers.
sume their seats when the coaches are not full
Stations average miles apart and meals arc furnished e
about 10 cents each go
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph follows the route With
frequent operating stations.
twenty-five pounds Of baggage allowed; an e1tn chssn
will be made the Surplus baggage an be sent by
sea via Panama
Atchison is connected BY rail with all points east.
THROUGH FARE, Atchison TO Pscerville, @2oo.
Fare from Pacervillet to San Francisco $lo.
For further information apply the Office Of the Company
No. "a Broadway, N. y, up stavs
Tickets sold at the Office Of the Company s New You ~
Afchisnn.
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finaneiaI.
MrruAyrcs AND TRADERS BANK. !

A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT on
n the Capital Stock this Bank has been declared pays
~, Ss ~ (;ayernmen Tax on and after tho Second Day Of
Wvsh.r neI, The Transfer Book viii be closed from 10Th
inst. to November. tEo. W. iOuLE, 'tsher.
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OFFICE FLIsr STEEL RIVER MSIsa CoNPASI{
No. 10 Nasan.st. New.York, Oct. 1898.
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS Pursuant

NOTIIE 10 SIOI II VI .."'
10 lection II Of the Mining Laws Of the State OF Mich
gan the following share. Of Stoek in the FLINT Still.
EIVFR MINING COMPANY" forfeited ioi non ~ u
ss..,n.n wi, be ,od public Auction by order OF the
Drectors a, the Office of the Secretary no ~ Nas,ens
Sew.York on WEDNESDAY, the sth day oil November !"
noon - , - N. .,....
Tdsard Padelfcrd so shares p. c. Kenyon % share;
Geo H. Shaw shares Hugh w Mercer 2oo shares W. ~
ani edmnisirsior of ME- Ann Gilbert n shares " ry H.
Glrt 4 shares Lewis Hutchinson 49, ssrea Mary Eicoi,
10 shares. Frederic Taylor 80 shares; John ~ Lew" ~
,L.cs Charles Pasc 20 shares ID. o. ia.es, 80 shares Jas
r. Townsend ~ shares; Geo. w Anderson W. shares Mel
~ Osbor 20 hsres James Beck shares; Edwin Dean ~
share. Nm ~ stoac $50 shares John Cole ~ share, T.
b. Brown 10 shares VI u. Brown 10 shares james nara
,hsre. Milton Mason 70 shares; Main l'aaber Co, iV
,hae-, Jacob Hart ~ shares Richard Light 10 sh'ss M
M Ei.ld so shAes Sophie v lite, shares j. o. Myst' -
ha,, francis C. Head 80 shares Joseph Vogn 20 shafcs
r. r. Cnyler oshsre. Charles Coe, - s1r,. LYMAN ~
shares. " hopN's'.i
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NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given that the
" CERTIFICATE No. 2,Bis Shares issucd to by
s N'Yort Tener sency cftle Flldelph,a -nd tosdns
Railroad has been LOST, aud that application has been made
for the substitution Of certificate Ia place thereof
a. q. HEMlSWhI = Co.,
No 81 EXCHANGE placs.
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i PREPARED Bb tAHlENO BROS. Co.
1ls ccufaira ard unparalleled medicine cpmposcd only OF
saifeiou ard pury yrFcaheu has been f many yrerA
pat and st n great popular remedy Of south America for
lilo inAbln IT Ihts and other dseass. a the chest
afrtions resulting nom fails blows, bruiacs, however
s-yoc hcohnres wound contusions ulccgs, buna head
ache, tooharhr. tud .thfr d..crres.
Ills valuable med cine bn4 zen recently ntf' dIced IA
this country and bo is internal md maj usc has Ia all
cases produced wonderfully succc siul D.. .fIfs.
Externally, fos the core Of valuable ar I; Is without an
oqual llne II bottles, 3. cents md y 1snru Depot al
Nm. L.. SlBEIl'S No. Nassau 49, " OIL New iork.
flela led n tie Dfus stores generally.
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MrcnAyIcs BANKING ASSOCIATION.
DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT a

N this day declared ont Of the profits Of The last six
months payable on the hr Monday Of November prof. free
Of Government, tax. by order J. II. FONDA, Cashier
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fnrnitnre.
Garomare, Gntlern, &r.

DUSSIA SHEET IRON assorted numbers;
IL IMITATION RUSSIA IRON Of Alan Wood Co.'S
manufacture; for SALE by A. 4 THOMSON &C., NOS
us aud az Wsierst.
CKATES.-lOO,O 900 pair Of LADIES and
- GENTS SKATES. for sale a. Whoessle By Fs sir
VEINS No. us Psarls ~ Y, and No 81 hey-s' portion.
INN PLATE, SHEET-IRON Of all kinds. Tin,
i Lead Zinc Spelter Copper, &C.. for sso by EDwAhp
sIIFRMAN No 2SJ PeArfs;., between fu.ton and John
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knv YohE, Oct q 1859.
|NHE OUTSTANDING MATURED BONDS
Il OF tho CLEVELAND TOLEDO AID TOLEDO NOR.
WALK 4 CLEVELAND H. II. COS VIII be paid on present
alton at 'EAhiI.iE Co.'S No. 81 Wal It.
AZ. &. LUCE, Treasurer.
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NEW-YORK& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY o, 1858.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:

pa.ep.,r Station Ia NewYorA corner e1thst ard iL,sL
Entrance 9Th 81.
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NTEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
~ lsh.,. and 6;hsv.-Open daily from 10 p IN on
xyedrc.Iv y, and safmdays from 10 sir per cent
srest Allowed Moneys depoed or before Nov will
draw interest from that date. $4,000, c,,,,,rv D..
X. h. BULL secy. Ihos. ,iiNloi :, -
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HEw. YORK. Oct a. lotl
|UTCACO AND ALTONR. X. co. SINKING
ETND no SDs IN. amour, of the coupon. doe Novem.
b lat on The above Bonds has been placed TO tie eiedt
OF the holders. and viii BE- paid 20 them en- pe.',.ion.
o. ROBBINS A son. No. - WiliaIh ~.
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OFYTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
" From foo. Of Cour,andi si-Connectng hAmP,os
Junc,on Will the Delaware Lacksvanna and western hsb'
road and a, with the Leigh valley Railroad AID ~
forming direct line to PisoNsh and Tie IVES
Without change Of care. ...,,.,,,.,.r
FALL ARRANGEMENT
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEH
Two forEs TisE and sixty Miles, saved By this route
CHICAGO Cincinnati. ST. Louis &c. . -
Commencing October 20, lse9 Leave New York foowr
U.sEissuRG ErPREss--At a M for Eason, RescinS
Po,,syile H.rri,bgrr March Chgnk. Winiamspor
MAIL TSAIS-At Tor Eas,on Water Gap, Scranton
(;r.a, Bend Pit.toa, Bin,Lamton. WtkesoaTe nc $3.50
IAN. TE.is-FoT fss'on, Allentown Mauch Chunk, "o
Transport Reading Pottsyile, Harrisburg, Ac ~,
$50 r. n-For Esstop. Bethlehem, Allentown ara Msaeh
Chunk.
1.OP M-For Soneryle
G.i0P Nor S0mefyile. -.
7rsM WrsryRs ExrsEss-For Fas'on. Allentown hesd
ns Harrisburg PiiSbugh and the West s.eepng cara non
| Jersey City through 20 Pittsburgh r.
F.,Rkss Tran ron HARKlsBuRG-Ihe m Ip'eS
Tran or NewYok arrives At Harrisburg a p m Connect
In, A., .nd West on CeE'si Railroad sortn
e er,ral Railroad North and South AID with We 1.inoer
| Tiu.si'rgPoar AND NEw.YoRE FEaRY-Lesve New for.
fon Pier No 2 North Hives. at $50 n l. ana - p n,
m. boat. stop a, Bergen Point aud Mariners HAIooI ever,
| TIM ,.ch way JOSIAH U. sIEARNs, Superintendent
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~ IlAsY MORTGAGE BOhD3.-Nouce Il hereby given
that haze this day de.saa,d b. loi fifteen onds naa
bafed as fOos. xI, ~, o. fi, l3h 40 o. .od, 800,
40 400 SOL 39 eud %, iol cdepou ~ tie Office Of tho
Copsny No 81 Exchange place. hcwioik whore hey 'i
be- paid paI aud Interest poaeanon before November
l. 100. AFR which time interest vii cease.
SAMUEL J. IiLDEN, ,-,,.,.s,
l.. IA. biIEH,
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WILLIAMS e GUION, No. q WAH,''.
STEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing Of Queen,town (Cofk haTboTl-rho well Known
steamers u Liverpool SowYork and Pladclph,a steam
ship Company intended TO sail a. follows:
CITY OF Notwithstanding. Saturday uc| u
KTSA Saturday. Nov.
fDlNbl ss.0at"iNsl' Wv ~
And every succeeding sAINRDAi q. noon' from fies ~
North River
EArfs 90 rAssA0E
Payable In gold. or Ito equivalent IN cuucncy
FIRST lAblS......& 80 10 SIEERAOE ........flo W
First Cabn London. IS 10 Si.cfag- 90 london - %
F. Cabin TO Paris. % 90 ste-rsso TO Paris 90 "a
First Cabin to Hamburg - ~ sicrraso 10 hanouis " W
Passengers also forwarded to hayIc, Bremen ROTTERDAM
Artwelp kc, at equally low raica - .
tAlcs Rom Liverpool OF Queenstown lot tspin % 10
@iU3 Sleerags rJO. Those Who ~Nh 20 send 100 lt.i
fi.nds buy tickets here ~ these rates
foI further information, apply a. the Company ohces
JOHN o. DALE, Abrnt No. - broadway, y Y
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FOR AL

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-FORA ALI
i IBASY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINi
NORTH aud " 81. Trains leave:
Iron! lhaIlbers-st. From whist
F.r,,. snd 10 a IA and ,: Ia 1919 NJ, ard IN srt
n and 5p "a a;s2 p. IN.
Troy and Albany with sleep lO:.I 2. IL.
ing earl l0.Jo 2. - ,
Poughk.epc train. 80 10. M and i1H aId wv
and - and o 10 =. p m
Peekstn train, II m, li;Z- a. m, ~. p u.
AID 10 ?,
sung sing tain. j:i3 aud $50
D IN i.o7 and $50 IN.
loLA.rs train, a i5.-- a N.
On Su.isys az ; p ?. m, !.om 10Th ., . -, -,
Tickets u,y be procured any II the ofces OF Weeou
lpres. In Ncwlok and Brooklyn snd baggage checked
the House al points the road and 10 Saratoga spins~
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, fITCHBURR NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
n. nav and .,anch steamers Of tho Norwich line
CITY or BosToN and CITY OF NE y. i..'H
| '' from Pier No 20 North River foot Of Vestry-sL
FOR NEWLONDON,
bee N the Steamboat Express Train from The
sbove ponts Via Norwica Worcester, Boston Worcesie
Worcester Nashua and New-London Northern Railroads
81 f. S. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
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LNOR BUSIUN and FhOV IDL.NNII VI" w '"
il PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and suptno,
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, leaves New forl
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATukDAf at
O'Clock D. IN. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt braytcn %
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ssococh p d.,
from Pier no. North Rye- ,,,
Here no wiz be regarded as secured 10 any sppt
can, until the same shall have been paid ior - ,
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great dspscs
oy an Exprsss FREIGHT Train p,
T. LlTTLEFIED Agent, No. Y Broadway.
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STEAMROAT LINE for HART

nIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE lOr dAhl-
JFORD connecting with Railroad to SPkINGflELD,
NORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS ALLs, BRATILEbORo'
&C. Sesrnef GRANITE STATE caves Wy ~ ~ pa 1
FORD leaves at IN. Tuesday inofsdsJ and sat
urdsy. , Cd .,.,rn.,. and ar.
coamssIed Nv competent and experienced oftcera
Sew.lotk Nav 2, 1893.
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! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-FALL AR

NORTHERN X. X. of n. JERSEY. Trains
leave Jersey City at $40 a. u sloa M ilo M ~
r and 6;05 The 9o aud Z. ~, ru 80,
ssy. Oct II, 1868. a. W. DEMAnr'i,uf
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CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON

- TON. NEW.LOSDON, sTONlNOTUNt r k0v5
DENCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and HEM,BEnfppnnyy
Thu splendid steamer. COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will iesye Pier No 10 n X, foot of SosF'
landts, daily (eycept Sunday, a. 2. m on>c
Freight low by any other line omce u N0~
par, No. rs Nc.,-.,., corner Of Court ansss 81 -
New.York March 2, 1913 w. II. ID" ARDS, AsenI.
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~ ON HOUR.-On and aer MONDAl, Nov. Z. the steam
c- q this Line VIII lave iief NO. 10 ~ X ioe' o. 9e'.
~ ~ " : " W. NJ. EDWARDS. Agent.
Office of Conpsny No rs o.t IT, corner OF Consanit
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

On and aner MONDAY Nov. 2. tho steamers CITY Oh
ROsToN and CITY OF hEMYuRk will leave PICK No
% Norh RIVER al o'clock (us.csd of a, heretootc
H. :. NAKrIN, Agent.
, 1863-08-27

The Providence Journal says: Visitors at
Newport we're quite IS numerous as ACCOM-
datiors we're ample on Saturday evening, and
some people were compelled to put up with
Indifferent quarters. The lack Of SERVANTS Is
a great drawback at the hotels and. larga
boarding houses: Mrs. Ronald's poaIsz,
which have been heard Of at Saratoga, Great.
ed sensation On Saturday. Mis-. Ronald is
the lady whose graceful movements in the
Paris skating park attracted the marked com
mendation Of the Emperor. Among other
notables at present at Newport are Charlotte
Cushman, Br1guoli. Robert C-0Winthror,
Glarance Seward, 3. T; Tuckerman, E. 5.
Blanchard, The publisher Of Philadelphia.
"A letter dated SCAMP near Beverly Ford
Va, August 49," says: This corps (thc say
is about to get up d Testimonial to Major Gen.
crl Slcktes In the ehape' Of Light buggy,
&c, which will be quite handy in his present
lame condition. The money Is to be raised
By subscription, and is limited to one days
fuse to sign that paper, as thu II boys" ido}ize
him. The presentation Is to be By the old
corps-1st and I'd divfsions-the Sd division
having been added the corps since General
Sick1es Was wounded. The Sd wanted to
take part in 1t, but were barred out.
a 3: Wooten, {Copperhead) Attorney
ham, Of the same State, recently arrested fer
TREASON, have been drafted. The doctor Is a
brother Of the notorious Clement l.. Vallan.
djgham. =
= The sister Of Sir Sidney Smith, the hero
Of Acre, is still living. she is eighty years Of
age, but in ahject poverty, and BY c1suaI
charity sayed from dying In the workhousc.
The Prince Of Wales is about to become
the purchaser Of Newstead Abbey, formerly
the seat Of LordLyonB.
= The Paris Opinion Ndtionale Of the Goth
Of July, announces the early departure for
Peru Of Gen. Prczet, Vice President Of that
republic, who WAS in Paris On the occasion of
the death Of Marshal San Roman, President
Of Peru, and who proceeds to his country to
exercise the chief and supreme authority.
- James E. Murdoch, the tragedian, is in
Philadelphia at present, but will soon leave
for Ohio and engage IN the canvass OF that
State against Vailandfgham.