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nEuoyAL of REMAINS from tho Vaults

III Of the Reformed Dutch church. Of Houston and
Gre.u..s 10 Sew.i0rk bay Gem. terry will commence
Mach under direction Of the City Inspector aud Thoms
s,tusn owner oftls Property Communications addressed
a fem or 70 W II. RAVERS, Special Inspector No. 10
chathsro.st viii receive re.pectfl attention.
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WILLIAM CROOKS or CROkE. fENION
w CROOKS or CROKE, MARY CROOKS OF CKOhE
from tho OF Mountain In the Queens Soun'y
WILLIAM lsndsd 10 America In 1895 FESTcN and MANI
60 Any person that give information az 70 inc
above to Mr.. PATRICK CROOKS at Nn mOkToSs, NO,
Cromw.lllsns LONDON o. w, will BE- rewarded for tho
trouble.
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Amnsements.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
rRs nifs ssf s sscSEss ''wM wHEArLEY
Of MISS CAROLINE RICHIN0s,
The di'tis suihsd American Pima Doana,
MIR PETER RlcHINGS.
in Bales great operate 'sss,tssi fnad'd
0B, The PowER OF Low
Produced with
Now Dre.se, by Mons Philippe aud assi.tautL
New Appointments by Mr.. ). Wallis.
FULL CaoRU5 AND AUGMkNTEO ORCHESTRA
on's' tho 'H Ma' HARVEY B. DoDwoagH.
GRAND SD BALLET.
MILE. ANN EIn GALLErL
the most perfect dan S@Ss Of tie aay
A"D' 'A'@n ASq A FULL CORPS: 90
sud Every Evening until further notice win be performed
the romantic legendary operate spectacle entitled
SATANELLAi
THE rowR 2s' OF LOVE.
s,s"ss 6 the Spirit Of B''o'y C. RrcHrNes
s9s. p ss S.:s fl,nd yn PETER pIcnrsos
MONS MARzE1TI
tenssg,d expressly fog this partl . - .
oscCm a .... :. = Lamb Leila Mrs r s Chsnfau.
opsrs, see .msl bills of the day.
Box Book open fou M to p m where seats can DO
secnied three days in advance. IAN
With the exception OF the Press, NO FREE LIST.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
GRAND GALA MATINEE
GRAND GALA MATINEE
MONS. BAPTIsTIAN
MONS BAPTiSTIAN
MONS BAPTlsrlAN.
Of the Academic de Psri.
in order to accommodate ALL TIA. doors will open o'clock
No RESERVED SEATS.
NO.RESkRyED SEATS.
Adni.sior. 30 cents Chldren. rs cents.
Proscenium Boxes $40
MILE. CARLOTTA PATHS
w GRAND CONCERT.
Previous TO her departure Europe will take place on
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. -
AT lRYIN6 HALL.
She will be sss-ted by the following
DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS;
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE, Tenor;
Mr.. ). b. MILLS Pianist;
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS, vioinist;
signor ABELLO, Conductor
That. 50 cents Reserved 20 cents extra For sale
al Beer Sehirmers No. 70 Broadway ~ Irving Hal
schalenDcrg Lu No. 56g Broadway, aud SiDe ssis-
bury's No. Z Ns.,eu-s,.
DANVARDs NEW HALL of ART, No. COZ
ID B.osiway. near Bouds,.-The GRAND PANOkAMAS
Of tho MISSISSIPPI tho WAR and HISTORIC LAND
SCAPE Of tho SEA or GALlLEE, EVERY ENENiNE
at a; WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at O'CLOCK TICKETS
D. cents; children Is cents
DROADWAY MENAGERIE, No. 600 Broad.
ID way L. b. LENT. Manager Open from 10 m to 10
hNiIfLs NOVEL PERFORMANCES BY HIGHLY
TRAINED ELEPHANTS, MONKEYS. PONIES AND
MULES At II! a. ~. and "a p u. Admission % cents
Children under ten. 70 cents
l
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a. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1ee,
Passenger Station In New York a7th St and +thav
entrance n 21h.st.
TRAINS LEANE NEW-YORK:
For New-Hsven, M. (tI) u ls 2s tE1) aiOAo
and p.
For Bridgeport T. a. m. EI) laIs, aisEI). 40 40.
and =. IN.
For Milford s,ra,ford Fairfield Southport and we,por'
For No;wSik $50 I. m l2is 2Is (Erl $40 40 $50 %
p 49, "a
$50 $500 $3.50 . -.
For stamford !, (EI), $40 IN. l2l5, 2I5 tEI), 80,
$50 80. ?. III. 90.
IL Is, $40. 40 $50 D 20 =. IN. q.
For Port Chester aud New Rochelle D. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield IN (tI) BIS lRr), sp m
For Boston. via Shore Line, lsl5. ?. IN. 800.
For Hartford aud Springfield. ok lal3' @l' iEIl'
For Connection, River Railroad to Montreal, a. m. Ell
FOR HsriiOrd Plovdeneo, aud fi.hkin Railroad a m
KI 1918 r. N.
For New. Haven New. London and sonngon Railroad at
So IN. II Is, ais. ,. m
Canal Railroad i?.is p. m. TO Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad TO Piished. O.
For Nsnrqtuck Railroad. 8. m. 2 IS p. IA.
For Danbury aud Norw ak Railroad, I m. pp.m
Comn,odiou. Seepirg Ctfs sched 10 the o. TAin
JAMES H. UOIT Superintendent
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U. S IsI.ssAL Rrvrsr 9. oryIcn OF A..,r A..E..os

L. >. INTERNAL KIEssi v, OfricH of ASST ASSESSOR
THlKTI-SyooSD DIsrKICr. No. IL Nsl',t.
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to parties re-.
~ siding doing business within the dstc. herein de-
their OF taxable property In compliance with tho act
Congress entitled An act to provide internal revenue 20
support the Government aid to pay Interest tho public
deD" approved July 1877 to apply at to this once
ioI the purpose Of facilitating the business and avoid the
pleasant nece,.iiy Of resort 10 extreme measures
and correct Let 10 required 90 be furnished OF all OBJ
articles owned possessed which subj set 10
special duty or tar under Said act
Persobs having ia charge trust adnnistr.o erecs
trustees any lssaces dBtributYo shares arising
nom per,onsl property Of tbd whstsoever" should
port the this office ensbe the Assistant As
ke tho proper taxes duo TO tha Collector
Bsnk ppcsons for licenses aud form. for monthly
Of manufacturer and snconees Will be promptly FUR
ui.lei at Thu. Office.
sHo 81 That nom .nd afer the lat day Of September
ll p~rson afsocson OF persons corporation. shall
he engaged In prosecute cary either Of tho trades
oocuT mentioned Ia section - (which ,ee) o! this act
anti he OF obey shall hsyo obtained cs3se therefor IL the
manner hefcin,lef provided"
fari.s doing busncss entering any business or
occg de.crbsi via Manufactures dealers os
dytioB IhysciAns dentist aud sGfgcons ksepogs OF
hoss sDd liquor dealers bEokeF and SCENTS
must apply 20 the Assessor the d,Tiet where tho baHes
4. conducted. Tor license"
Pen.,tot doing bu.iasn without license, three time,
the Of the license.
Fanr. owning having the charge Of any silver gold
rse stored within this district viii psss, Ioy ct once o.
his ONCE.
see section, 50 10 81 inelrive
Boundares Of SDth DyiAlon Of the Thirty District
include all that potion Of the First NAIt included IA and
BOUNDED BY The lines Of Liberty street. Maiden
reafce,, as;res and Broadway, running to south os.
ISAAC T.. SMITH. AnL Assessor
9th Division, I'D District.
TssI hos ~ 10 4
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PEoPLgs FIRx ls.URAScg CosrASN
Nkw-YoKK, Feb 5. 1861
nINIDEND.-The Board OF Directors have
IL dec sred DIyIDEND Of FOUR ~ PER CENT.
Tree Of oyernntn tai PAYABLE on and the l0h F-oFa
sry inst, w. \. uNDERHILL. Secretary.
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Weooin9 Gatos. &t.

At THOS. BRUNS's, No. 493 Broadway, ali
~ the latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS low prices
LslsUshed In 1910.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (haf price. -
Il Wedding At Home snd Note Paper. Sc business ard.
BIZ esd, PortrstsSc.. tkELLPs no. u Fuitonst, NY.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
" Prom foot u Court andt st-Conpocrs ct Hampton
Junction with tie Delaware. LackawGnna and Western R.
TOsd and ct ka.ton with the Lehgh Valley RToad sud s
connexions forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and the IVES,
without change Of cars =. 49,.
Leave New. Yors a. follows:
U.sKf,HrRG HxPKEss-At q. m. for Fsston Reading
Pot syille HAuisbut Mauoh Chunk. NillsmspoN
MAI TsAlS-At6a for EastOD, Water Oap. Scranton.
Great BEND. Biugbsmion, Ii,tston. Wilse bsne. no.
I'm IHEOrGn 1RAIS-For Easton. Allentown Reading
Pottsvle Hsrrisb0rg Wiiainsport, &c.
Ar n. 1HROuGH IEAS-FOr Eastou Bethlehem Allen
$50 n. WAY TsAIx-For someryile and intermediate
Tps wKsTrHv ExrEgss-Por Easton. Allentown. Read.
rg Harrisburg IittbuIgh and the West Sleeping from
Jer-ey City through 70 Pittsburgh.
E1rhHss TRAIN HAKRmBUHG-Tbe o n m EIpes.
Train EewYork arrives HarsbuTg At M connect
Ing Fat end West Pennsylvania Central RAILROAD North
Central Railroad North and South and with tho Cnmbs'
land Valley Railroad ~,
New York Il IA daily Sundays .Ice1edl making close
connection AZ Harrisburg with Ponnsyyanis Rsioad-wh
no change of cars Psburgh and but TO Cincinnati aud
Chicago. Two hours time il saved by taking this tsiu
ELizABETHPoHr AND Ngv YoKK FgnRY Leave New lort
from Pier No q North River. at $3.50 q IN and l2;Oi
and p IA.
trip each wsy. JOSIAH q. sTERN5. Superintendent
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DRASS INSTRUMENTS, of finest quality,
Rotary aud Pi.ton Vav~. hsn1 and Insde TO order
ssnsn,ed IL. Is DODWOaTH. NO Ast.Tpisce n I.
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musltal gnstrnmerIs.
AT WM. b. BRADBURY's.

n ! W VI. ID. DlNADDthl
~ FIRsT-CLASS PlANO-FORTEs.
No All Bro1rne-st. corner OF Cros0y-No. ~. o-,.
In withdrawing from he late partuerthip OF Llohlb
BRADBURlS aud by the purchase " the nter. o. one OF
Nh. NOR ralno the subscriber has besn enabled 10
SPLENDID STOCK
IF elegsot PIAHOFORTES Of the most thorough workmsn
81 beautiful tone elastic touch and leTe hnsn 10 al
fe.pec, These instruments lac Il nov enabled 70 ouef 70
- Customers tIing advance upon old rates, not"th
standing every kind OF PishofOTte material has advanced
from 80 per The prossion AID TIE pnoc arc IN
,t.a 70 examine Every ins tlument FuLIt WARRANTED.
WIN. Ii. BRADBURY No. ~ Broone-.t, r
corner Of CTosby.st, BLOCK east OF Broadway ~ J.
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DIANOS-LOw for Cash.--7-octaye Pianos,
superior ia chness depth and br!aucy Of tone, with
Ieh, pSwerI and elastic touch iron frames EVERYTHING bass
from y - 10 $3.50. Also durable secondhand Pianos
j. G. DAVIES, No. 467lDroome-st.. west Of Broadway
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Amnsemenls.
AMERICAN
MUSEUM.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY Feb 80 issa
GRAND FAMILY holiday
THREE SPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
THREE SPLENDID PERFORMANCES,
THREE SPLENDID PERFOR uANCES,
SECOND AT HALF PAST THRtE.
THIRD AT HALF PAST SEVEN.
The Drama kAOUL. 0S' WRECK op LivR, VIII b
produced al each.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
THE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY.
Sister OF the late
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
NOW Mrs. GEN. TOM THUMB,
and the
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
r ~ on the occasion of
m THE MARRIAGE OF GEN. TOM THUMB
Will be on exhibition a. al hours with
COMMODORE MUTT, TIE $50 900 NITTr.
COMMODOKE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
ever seen Oh the fce Of the gobese even thaa the n
lustrous
GEN. TOM THU NIB AND WIFE.
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
Also, TO be- seen a. all hours, DAY and EVENING,
THE LIVING HlPPOPOTAMUS
FROM THE RIVER NILE IN EGYPT
SEA LION; WHAT Is TT ALBINO FAMILY; BEA1
sAMs0Ni GRAND AQUARIA; LIVING SEAL, MON.
sTER SNAKES; HAPPY FAMILY WAX FIGURES. GA
Mr. HARRISON, COMIC IMPROMPTU SINGER,
appears each performance in his iDui,sble Songs
Admission. rs csnts. Children under ten. 10 cents
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THE HORACE WATERS MODERN M

HNHE HORACE WATERS MODERN M
i PROVED OyERsrRUNG BASS FULL IRON
JKAME PIANOS sre built Of the best snd most thoroughly
sessoued materials. and will stand bby climate Tho tone
very deep round full aud mellow; the touch elastic Zach
Piano y suaDted f1I 1--we yssrs. Prices very low.
TESTIMONIALS.
The Horace Waters FIsnOs known ~ among the
very best"-l Evangelist.
We eau ,pesk merits personal knowledge"
-lfbristisn IneIiigeAceT.
W4teis'. Pianos snd Me'odeous challenge companion
with the inss, made al ~ bess." Home Iournai.
60.-kEW 7OCTANE PIANOS Of different makers. for
eoJ; With carved legs l75 sl85 and ZOO Second
band Pianos at 81, 30 80 SGO, $5 &l00 ell5 Siz'
THE HORACE WATERS MELODE0NS.
Rosewood cuses Tuned the Eq nal IempeIsent with the
Potent Divided Swell. Prizes from 5000 flG0.
New and second Pianos and MsIOdeOns to Let. ct ~
upward per month; rent allowed purchased monthly
ins;usnts tuned aud peired
HORACE WATERS Agent, No AL Broadway
UNITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS STOCK
u COMPANY, No sc Walker st.. NewYork.-An the
stockholders being superior practical piano this
psLy able to offer first class estTung Pianos at greatly
reduced prices kvery instrument guaranteed for hve years
CTORAGE for FURNITURE and PIANOS
~ ~ no month year 10 tue snd dry Lofts Of build
Ing No Jsj Broadway. over the Piano Rooms.
4. - BERRY,
No. ;93 Broadway. between Prince and Iious,on-sts
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TNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
CONT AMI PHEUMATISM

II UUUT AND KHEUM AIISM.
All sufferers from tho above complaints either OF recent
long standing advised BLAlS GOVT and kHEU
MArIC PILLS. They can be relied upon the moot safe
and eccua remedy offered the public and have been
universally used In Europe for many with the grsasse
success.
Prepared in England by PROUT 4 HARsANr. and cole
by WELLS Co, Franklin st. New York. and most Other
Medicine Vendors.
address OF "TOMAS PROUT. 229 Strand, London TO be
pressed upon the Government stamp affixed to each box
the genuine medicine
Price 50 cents AVID 81 per box.
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DAWN q BACON.

ItANfN ~ DACON,
III Nanufsctar@s Of Grand aud Square PIANO-FORTES
Wseroorn No I35 Grand Broadway. ~ J. Ihe long
., aud many c.des possess enable us TO
Instruments PACED By other establishments
Or ..opal eItion the construction, improve
nsu and introduction OF all essential change that may be
rean cd 70 aks perfect Pisbofone. Purchaser are IN
yited [, examine large assortment OF Pianos
W. eli v, are now Offering on favorable terms
Desc iptive Circular sent ~ msii
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IRON MOUNTAINS OF MISSOURI.
PILOT KNOB IRON COMPANY.
CAPITAL................... 81 ,OOO.OOO'

cAPITAL.................... 81, 100000.
tn. PHI OF KNOB IRON COMPANY or MISSOURI
a.op. oil ufosncgtng their woIks this favorable psIiod
v In renewed vigor ODER fJT the nrtt time ONEhAlf
Of their CAPITAL STOCK for sALL 10 ihb mshe' 10
share. Of q loo each.
Their property 10 sxly square miles containing over
iOg scfes Il land and eubscss The mos. yagsbs Of the
a. the terminus the H. Louis .rd Iron Mountain Railroad
o. uiiles from 1T. Louis
iron l. produced that point cheaper than anywhere cleo
90 the world Tho property II THE Company ono OF the
moe. vAiuanls Of the kiBd.
sub.eh.tlon. % be received fof thort time 81 the once
Il Mcs,f,' =. u. MORGAN Co hss 81 md frohsuse'
plsce and also the one Of n. AAKQUAND. cs. 10.
a. E1ehangeplsce whero further information be Oh
tanned. Is,niyhy pei eeHt ali required WHOM tn.
yhoe ubso Ytop l. mde up AID the basucs MAJ De PAD
In instsllneuis II desired
Tie subicIibeu who sre connected with the Company
will be 81 tho Guy 10 fsw days AID may be seen At ono OF
the other VI the above places ~ . $1,000
JANIS n LUCAS,
THOMAS ALLEN
Vi 81. Louis.
81 F.h
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NEv-YoRK Feb q. 1864 I
"P.cIyIc MAIL sTKixsHiP Co. No P" Prior 20 lt,J
NOTICE il Hereby Given that DIVIDEND
~ Of ONE AND HALF PER CENT ~, from tho
Undivided Asset. wall be- paid tho Stockholders vi tue
WIN. H. ASPISWALL President.
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CtPEAT TRIUMPH.

GREAT TRIUMPH.
~ sTEINWAY SONS, Nos. ~ and ~ Wdker-st New
YORK wers swded hrst prize medal al the late Great In
Nrn.iona Exhibition. U4oud9n over the 2t9 Pianos from all
b. uecial coIrespondent Of new Yok Times ssyt;
Nes,rs Stein~sys' iudorsemeht by Tho Jurors h EN-
pa and stronger aud to the point than that OF any
turopesn maker"
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MAGNIFICENT 7-octave Rosewood n

IA ANO-FORTE for sale. All modern Improvements
fench ction oyersuns bass fny guaranteed Made to OF
jer cos A725-fof rs including STOOL and cover hl'o
Pior and Chamber Suite. sacrhce Inquire al No. "
Vs.t leth-st tth-ay.
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Boots an0 Shoes.

AT 81, SO 30, "a, and 81 5O.-SiiOES and
n gAHEH5 Al JJSES'5 Nos. 10 aud u Anns J.
D Please call Ind exaIihe 5siOre purchasing
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ERIE HALLWAY. Passenger trans leave

ERIE WAY.-PaSsenger trains leave
IL from foot OF Chsmbeis-si.:
IA ID, Express for Buffalo.
q NJ, Mix daily iof O.is'ille.
i2:l5p NJ. Accom- po dst on. daily, for Port Jervis
$3.50 pm. Way. for Middleiown Nerough and Wsr~ief
qua aud principal stons Iisin Of Saturday runs
through 20 Buffalo, but doe. not run % Dubtiik; -,
in m Fmirrau- CUAs MINOT. General ~ perintsn1'L
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL
Il BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave; . a.,
From ChambeTsIL . FROM Joth
EIp.ss, and 10 m apd3: T2l. 1917 aud 3JT and
Is and s p ~ (Sundlys incudell at 3:n
Troy and Albany with sleep p N
ing car. 1879 T. IO;3I pun $500 ,.,-
Poushkeepse TGl am IL t;lI n, and IZ.EI shd o.9
M. and $3.50 pm. ?.
Peskskin train, 1:f5P. % p M
Sing Sing train, SO p IN % q p IA
IsuytOwn, 4:iO y. IA 4;H u. -,
Persons in Brooklyn can purchase tickets o. Welcors
FYnro,s Off No go Ws,hlnyton-ft City Hall Square
and bsve their bsygsge checked their sdeuce, T. AL
y SMITH Superintendent,
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TneirntIlon.
NIP SCHOOL INST, " Established 1892,

APD-ALL WANTING SCHOOLS
n . 1r,,cduce FUFlLS, hsve special advantages
xSrH % CHARGE, 1t the NATIONAL IEAChEKSs y
,Wntl1Tn1TITE No. no broadway n. 7. IEAOhthS
1NTED for TIE principal branches and Educational Ooi'
y. aardsnts In ali sections Of the country. rnrr,o
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MONDAT-bENEFTT Of
MISS MADELINE HENRIQUES,
When will be given two dramas never acted hero.
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY,
THE YOUTHFUL QUEEN.
TUESDAY-Si1th Night Of Mr.. Wilkins very pepuae
comedy.
BENRIETTE.
WEDNESDAY-The very attractive pieces,
ERNESIINE.
and the
LITTLE TREASURE,
Received at their hrst perform with the continuoee
end prolonged applause Of crowded sudiscsy
Tom Tsylors highly celebTsed comedy,
Masks AND FACES,
Having attracted another crowded audience Thursdsy
notwithstanding the incl of the weather, WI
again be given on THURSDAY NEXT.
book open for Of the above evenings from TO
la preparation THE BUSYBODY.
To be repeated MONEY. A BOLD STROKE FOR
HUSBAND. THE IRISH HEIRESS. LOVE AMP MONEIs
THE PROVOKED HUSBAND THE SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL THE ROAD TO RUIN. THE MAGIC NAB
RAGE SECRETS WORTH KNOWING. THE CAPTAIN
or THE WATCH.
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NETWORK, HARLEM aud ALBANY X. X
~ For Albany, Troy, North and West-WINTER AR
RANGEMENr, commencing MONDAY, Nov II. 1862
For ALBANY l0;SOs Express all Train from 26thst
Station. Returning leave Ab.uy At l0;3Os
For Local Trains zee Time table.
JOHN BURCHILL Superintendent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17
U, S. STEAM RAM QUEEN OF TIE WET,

bhtuN ' I'm tblhhs ith
hDNlRAL-ln cUmp.ianca with your inslruc-
tons | started on The Queen Oi the West at one
hall pasl four tbs moraIag TO pass the bdtterIes
at ' 3Asbnrg and sink tn rebel steamer iyiut
bolOe that city. | discovered Immediately Oh
starting that the change o! the wheel from It's
iormor position to the narrow space behind the
bGlvarks did not permit the boat to be han
died with sufficient accuracy.
An hour more was spent in re arranging the
apparatus, aud then We hnally rounded The
point The sun had risen and any adyantag,
which could have resulted from the d4rkn s,
vas lost to us. The rebels OF encd heavy fir,
upon us as We neared the city, but We wer,
only struck three times before reaching the
steamer. She was lying in nearly tue Same pc
eitlon that tie Arkansas occupied when Genera
hlet Tau tho Queen into her, ON former occl.
sOn.
The same causes which prevented the des-
tuctiOn OF the Arkansas then saved the steamer
/ Cry OF Nicksburs this mornlne. Her position
Was such that II we had run oblquely into hen
40 We came down, the bow Of the Queen woulo
inevitably have glanced, We were compelled
10 partially round IN order TO strike. The CON
sequence was that at the very moment of coils.
ION the Current which is very RAPID and strong
al this point, caught the stern OF my boat ana
acting on her bow AS pivot swung her rouud
81 rapidly that nearly all her momentum wac
lost had ANTICIPATED this, and therefor,
CAUSED the starboArd bow gun to be shotted with
three OF the lnctndlary prej'cliles, recommended
IN your orders.
AS we swung around, Sergeant II. Camp
Oell detached Tor the purpose fired this gun.
\ OF pound she'll crushed through tho barn.
cades just before he reached the spot hu. he
did not hesitate. Tho discharge took place al
exactly the night moment, ana set the rebel
steamer IN flames, which they subsequently,
succeeded in exlnguishlng. At this momcn,
que ol the enemy shells set the cotton near th,
Sldfboard wheel on ire, while the Discharge OF
our own guns, lgnled that portion which was
ou our bow. The flames spread ranldly, anu
1he dense smoke rolling into the englne-rOonl
S0lJcated the engineer. saw that If | a..
tempted to run into the City of Vicksbarg again
my boat would certainly be burnt. ordered
her g. b. headed down the roam, and set every
man to extngulsh tie l4m,s
Alter much cxerlion, We finally put the fire
Out by cutting tne burning bales luoso The
enemy, OF course, we're not idle. We were
- N"'ei "nu 'uVVSh Ahc cNnln uuOT
Was Knocked 10 pieces, TO material Injury to
'ho BOAT, OF to any one OF those on buad was
nicUd. Ahvut ,vOrgin,nls OF rebel sharp
shooters IN rifle pits, KEEP, upa continual lire.
hut dld no damage. The Queen was s,rues
twice IN the hull, but stose Tue water line One
oi our guns was disLoUnted and ruined
eau only speak Ia the highest terms OF the
conduct vi every man on board All behaved
With cool determined courage.
remain, very respectfully,
(Sg ed,1 GHAs RiyERs Fttrr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17
v clmCnl Central and Sulli
van Railroads.
4sSz y .s;,ssiaG
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing DC. sth, 1862.

Trrins Going Sonth and E.st.
Leave M"lneiig o." $ 10 H.. | 10 Pm ami In N . .
M ~ 'hA'N 'ta'cs 81 Adams az CTS A. NJ. RntIins
Hiluh t,iD AM, connecting A Whne Riya.' hn.,ug
WIN TRAINS for ann from Wells River 81 Lh I"uo,''
'.''i,eh' ana wth Northern Railra,d tor R,.,on sun
w. N"'t iet &C, uhd connecting at Beli,us n -,
,"eehte r. kht hns0n and I'M Vermnnt vsii W ~
~ lnt snnh'heli. New Haven and New yoyt ',,s ".
III View Nefk az lO,ljr. H. '"' arriving
AcCoHgOnAri TR.tV iesvss pa,..,. nj . = :.
A. p log burlington. Rutland and Nonb6eli '"' W go
NtiH1 Etrrtss IRtS leatvs Up!rusbtfr n, 10 "a .
~ ~ - ~ p. 49, Eelses Poiaj - 70 NJ nr,,S
.'t Va ne ton al $50 ~, CONNECTING At RtlrN1 rn
WUh Nhe .hiio " u, for f1sou yrd Nngrrs,a,
'riguut 'a'el j iH ernrhelt a2d New g,va,
""u arriving IN Now folk ai tl1Fs
Frat TqlHv Nof,h aud wc.,.
,,.vufe t'l'l atd 20 An b AZ. n and 4 IN
NAV iR"- leaves Boston at 1850 W. -, ~
t'N hz 20 flchhue. Leaver srripedsi az. SpNell
lows t3lls 81 l2t3 P. a., fpnntciing M Wht,r' a
'NhVH VII Nrtlhtfp L. from ust,p /, ID ,' |,'ei
somp'lr r. r. lor pnd tom s. luhnshafy ana In ,as
% ?. MAID loige. '"N ''' hloans at !,
fcc1eaouArinA rRAtv learee N,.,.s
'o burlington, Houses Point and MONT, ~ ESQ A. NJ
.'nH' LAtbAas lhats tea YES HeIlnNs San. r., =.
No 'sE t'aSsenstls itom Vermont Valley n n Ia.,,ns
49, l"'s ." e'oV A. ~, and from tbeshirc ~ 'n ~
WttIk hu''9n az 400 ?. N. ennn,,,i,a"' n
bm w" junction with train leaving Bnston y,
iel Junction 81 lli0 p NJ. o,ri"i,r :. 'ase WINE
IN a. - A. d., ho9sta Font at i31 A. ~. Mon,,.Gu
a,,,t :, u. a,n ulttNshuigh at 100 p N sa, ,' ~
Wea ''"'" i'uhA trains for Detroit, ChlCsgo And M
sleeping cars are attached to both thu nlsh,
- through Tickets Tor Chicago and Tho w., ~
'he principal stations. ''' LOT SHE o.
IT. Adams, VI, Dec. g. 1862 W. Nh"h'LL, sup'L