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FROM THE sovTu-wEsT.

varSe Force of Isebcls Threatening Mtm-
mis- snd Charleston FaNrcnd-Aitach
a.. our Garrison ~ COiiicrsvi!ic-Is'bcis
x,cru,scd nnd pursueG--idrlirGi rOT-
,cr,s Order for Projection OF Govern
,,cu, yrsscls-Tigh, at Boouevisle-Ar-
,;,Iery puci ai Dug EoEd--Tao Rebels
Uhipred at MARSHALL, Mo.
MeMPHls. Monday Oct. l.. 1863
Forces Of Rebel cavalry and artillery, report
from 600 10 u Oc strong have been threatening
,be Melpnlis and Charleston Railroad for days.
Com Hurlbuts force has been constantly skirnishing
with them. defeating every attempt TO do serious dam
,ee. Rrreles. Chalmers and Lee ere said 10 be in
cmmand under ice Johnston. On Sunday morning sev.
eral culyerts were destroyed In the vicinity Of Ger
nentown ana ColleIsyille At 10 a. m. sn attack was
made bv Chalmers with cavalry and artillery reported
sOOO strong upon the garrison at Colersyle consist.
nr Of the 66.h Indiana infantry. driving them into the
Notifications burning their environments. During the
tight Maor-Gen. Sherman and stan, with detachment.
o. the tl Regulars. arrived upon the train route to
CoIiith. They disembaIked, engaged the enemy, and
.epulsel him with heavy loss The Regulars lost 9
killed. q wounded and . missing Col Anthony loss
was about the number One or two of his picket
posts were captured before the fight. Lieut. Eames,
ordnance officer on Gen. Shermans staff, and Ed. f..
Butler telegraph operator, were wounded. Lieut.. Lee
Eth Illinois Cavalry. was killed. Geus Carr Sweeney,
and Hatch are pursuing TIE rotreating Rebels toward
the TalahatChic River and viii punish them severely
The railroad is repaired and trains passed to-day.
CAIRO. Wednesday. Oct. "a. 1863
Admiral Porter has issued veTy stringent order
with the view Of protecting .he Government vessels and
other property from FIRE by the incendiary. Stric;
guards are to be kept and al sentncls ard watchmen
10 be armed with muskcts and reyolyegs. Tugs are
constantly passing in .he harbor.
ST LOUIS Wednesday. Oct. a. 1863
Dispatches from the western part Of tie State repre-
sent that Shelbys oveItaken Monday. neal
Bonneville, and a running fight &ept ur for several
miles resulting in the death Of many Rebels.
On Mouday night an artillery fight occurred at Dug
Ford IN which he Rebels Defeated, with loss OF
% killed. The Rebels then divided into four squads,
one going toward Lexington and another toward Sc
daha and tie other the intervening roads. Gen
Brown was fighting the Sedala squad Phillips and
Rose were going toward Lexington. and Motor LazaT in
tie center. Cofey is reported badly wounded
The Rebel, plundered everybody in Bonneville, and
stole al the horses along the route leaving noae for our
troops.
A dispatch from Gen. Brown. dated Marshall Saline
Comfy 18Th says AFTER an hours Geit we have
whipped tie Rebels capturing their artillery llrse
number OF smaalns part Of tAeir train, and killing
large number
Dispatches say that Browns force Is pursuing tie
Rebels in all directions but don't locate the battle. Our
casualties are unknown
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Rebel Promisc. 10 ,he Slaves.

IT, M Editor q The n ]. Iftture.
SIR: The following facts VIII show, think,
That the slaves OF the South viii put very little confidence
In the promises Of freedom which their masters may
make TO item TIE facts fresh IL the memory Of a
coofed men, who Old enough al the time 10 under
stand them and the slaves Of the South are quite well
Informed IN respect 20 them. During TOE war OF ls2
resided in Virginia sbout fourteen miles nom Nch'
rnond With numerous other eolaTed men was IN the
army under Goa Cox. after Was .lgton was burned
by the British marched 10 Washington. and wes en-
ploycd IN The forts between Washington and Chesa'
pesAc bay. We coloIed men, were Informed that q
proclamation had been Issued by Gen. Jackson. pioios
In freedom 70 al slaves Who should joa the army At
tic c,oso Of the camrri.n Adjutani Gen. Buter made
sseech Il tliuk IL Mobile. highly coL9.lmeniing The
1red people for their bravery AID good conduct ard
stating that BE should recommend them 10 tie Pr soent
ofthe Uniod Sa,cs fr their 10y aty bid bravery ms
epeech was printed IN a pamphlet and distributed
eeperallv among the cOlOred people. had one oil them
inyselL These pr,.I ses we're al violated kuOw Tat
i Virginia several negroes received 80 asles each iCf
merely having tie pamphlet l. ucir possession IL is
perfectly wei undfrsi00d among tie slaves ana otcI
coored men Soutl TIL not slave who entered INC
fervce was freed but that or the contrary they were
." ", 5alo SEPT 90 lssa PElTCN HARRIS.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NEw-YoRx........oc1 IS.
& ienred.

Cleared.
s.csmshir Loersi Point. Hoffman, Nov of'-n', II. D.
Cromwell & CO.
shps-Sor'ure Posh-'v Liverpool c. y. H.fshal' Co
J. H. RyeIaon, Pt;foIsor Liverpool. j. y. Smith %.
Bafks-Ororr Cab flusl bcrsmlr. Non''vlieo, Punch
MonC he Wendi Alice Provost, Aicaols, sur
&C., C.elrmAn Co.. Ars1ss lNoIwl bocsnln. li.stou
Funch. Mcnok Nendii John GrfAn ,Br), Chs'e hs'ss
zas J. T.. Mad Co.
B1g.-svondae 2, -, Boston. C. =. J. fe'er.i ir'n,
Look PhlG,pl {. l.. J. Petess Colin C,InIben ffec
man Weymouth G. r. J.. Small CO. Silver tocd lBfl
Williams, Gloucester, Ens -. b. buley.
Schocuersiii. hsudcr. Dayton NewhsEni Owen beaf'c
BecTse Al~randl Baker Dayton J. Lo kwoSd Dgrhrow
Can len Nsrs F, Let's Acraldiia J. I. AugcI Nft
New Haven WA Coiyer Ksynor. Fhsde ph!s, J. w. Mo
Kee Norman Kent F, Hvefi Modeft'or Lstis foire.'
Monroe, i. C.NheecT Co Charlotte Ara0d ihrl Arnold
Jscncl Brett. sou CO. C. Hay iOlll Hsrrls Antique
Jones Lourh Ms-ces Nun'on. Biewsief AerafdiA' "a
her Dayton {. G. rcull ItEmtn. Watch spuns, "a, l.
Benton Son. Is Creole fDuichl Hrecs, Curscoa Fouf
C. H. Van sue Bush iorifo.. Mono Ho,' beaei C. y
Clafe Dotpe, Gloucester, Mass, " c. Fisbef a. Hobart
Roberoa Warrington BAKER Dayton Staten lsspf fs
e. Bndsepon T. :. Racket Son Dr. Franklin Champion
Norwich "a. ,. Racket son.
stesgef-F. W. Bruno Foster Bs;imoTs, w. DIiel
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BORT ipar0ens' Nolite.

STATE oP NEy.YoRE,
PoRr.WARDEAs CfFIcE. No. lOs Nallst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
N ,.clo of the oct passed r ~ 1851 entitled Ar Act to
heorgnize he Warden- or 81 the PoH Of Rev ioit 70
Al penons interested 3d. Or aasng charge OIL 70. sooleG
-, ~ .nrL iuouiry examination OF survey, that III, io'
i, ,..',I A., now under examination by the Port war
Scn, Ind hat The aid surveys examinations M DO con-
ueed within ten days succeeding us Ho"cS On o'a''
said yetsesi d., yo A, p n
NJ, snshp Virginia.. I ~ "a n
Bark JUbaun.. =
b"s 'H" C. H. BRAMHALL, President
J. Ar6s lIgRRIuAs, secretsTy
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L VI AlsC VA .lNit NNN.-- ' VIVA
i TFTK 5OfDlrRsFAt AID FUND BONDS "
.sENEN-,EALrD PROPOSALS. ~ be- r.oel,sd q, iao
ComYIolsT. Dtrc Lrtl SAT ~ Az p-ipb'r al., !ft1
at oct = a. whsu iLe i BE- yltAcly esensd. Or
tic prchasc es, q irr pr Tas 81 NJ bg.e -
any part o! he Of tive Lunea oussni dolnrs - TIE
Volunteer SOLDIER tsllly Al lufd hen-s 30 D. at q
Icd by Ordnance 20 - tefpr.iiou rs,sri hos 10
and q! tic Ler4' 4 80 cizis q hs~ fost passed
March G. ltt1
HE aii Bonds viii hsaf ne-s' s rsf- = ase Jsr osf
t.f sun4a psyrtc safHfy ihe Co. l1 = NaJ a.
so,esleT h each ycaT all &c - a-2l all b. sr-ss i'4
Nov. ig Ia.
Te p-ofoss't VII ss's - sno.i ~ hond' desired ard
The pre- - Asr4ict dasfs rffsa4 rai - = SOC
xhae n f.1sss rrcfrsl s b. frTufra 90 t-iosF ~h
he Chime Ian Il HI lT win i've lIs eta 10 effLas
o! tho bits. fhe flre O. fhrn frsle i've
On pfe.sLIs tie coup fn.cF As retet. 4. hf 'hhp
hefsi ft ,fr. DEP - to lr. vi be- rAlfrt o. fcc I've
BOND, for efuA q ilo pr ssl-s Asssos bearing
ia'sIcf; fr1.. ilr taist ~ Tayarn't -.
Etch ,r1ponn sAoad - q tft lniasssd ffop''s'
fsf Nolanfsef soldier fsiy Ala nd hoais Ne ,ni
inrlose5 IN second ,nv,or lfi I'D 20 80 f'lsf
IA. night t. ic.eivrd - 80 ny q a. Q! TIE t.-' u Ae
ip,eietu - tie Cos. 4fa-Cr o. lifr %.
MATHEW T. IhESSAN comp'ro..sf.
City - Ses loga. beItmea. ~ s.naAle Co.! u54ef
(iNIrs
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HsApoUARrKas l5rH RroINssr N. y b. VIZ
no. 90 Broadway, near Duane a. {
snecinl Order No. SO6 EIirac-An shhai i"n
,,snpd fron these Headquarters 70 ec,un D..
.s,ed REGIMENT are hereby revoked i'm nes"''"' -
Vols Col WIN T. C Grower c,..
By order the GS%,1snS' s y Cnlst Ad.n
Oabeiai-iSsned) II. h. LAHeIIa
Col comdE NewYoTk TSoopss
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Passcrrrgs Arrived

II .siEi,ip Ocean Queen, iron. Asyinpan-Mrs. r. p.
Grant children and servant; Eusce Barron. hrs @. W
Smell c.lIon ana servants Ms. J. 4. Lan.er children and
servant; OWN =. Camp snd wife Alfred J. sanders Mis-
). shaw Peter J. tattk, lsssh L. Dillon Mrs Ada Nc
CURE Jane j. Gallagher Pgri Becker James Chfisman. W
H. Haurt James 4. flint LGhcrosh Hufh,s Jas. w. Bur
ling T. Dcan'' Wells Fargo Coz ExpIss and good com
pieu4ent In stecitss.
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Sailed.

Oct It-sieaners-Do,roii, America, ". r. Banks AS,
ships-sty LEX, Empire, Mountain wave WIG" o. N'
Wave.
B.rss-Youns vs.Soo;sn. Diaper, s. H. Waterman;
Bn..-Jane BELL Tiger. feria Tour Mt-akou n ~ oo"S
hue Esgul Adiine Marlin, julia
Schooner How ard. - c,.-,
Oct l1-ssan@ls Locust FONT, iof Ne" of.es. ivy ="
Richmond for Washington.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELfIlIA and the SOUTH and WEST, VIA JER-
SPY CIIl-Man lni ENpr.fs Lines leave New orb at
and 10 a m. J. t. s3V ana ll:SO M Fare 50 Through
baggage checked At and 10 and 1870 and llO p u,
Tor Ma,hing,on and Ut I anG q ,. fog the West
!. W NOODRuFr, Assistant Superintendent
No beggare VIII be received og trans uness delivered
And cheSSed II adv Of tie time OF leaving
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INTEREST on CITY SIOCkS.-Inc In
,cfc TIE Bonds 80 stocts ~ The Cotpof'ion q tho
City Of New. o.k doe 10, wlA b Teid MOApAl,
Nov = By DANIEL I''Ll., ca. Chal.o'gllln u tie
Cay. ct To Eroafway ~. ....,. 49,,
HE Tflra.,r BOOK, Nl be closed WEDNESDAY. lHA
inst. NJ o'c.ocs }. -
MATTHEW T. HRESSAg. Comptroller
DcPa :rnsu; o. fineIoe Cmlsfo.eTs GA C. he~-ioss,
Oct 3 TEA
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1leli,oFrudn.

tn, ,hip Ne,v.Hsnp,hfe sen frsncsco 18Th ut nom
Ney.YofE Wa Is day oil the cspo. w,ib steady '" sa'
Tins 81 her sriys carried away iofeysTd and Loot overheard
~ csIboyt. 80
Tn. ship, Rl,ck Hawk for Melbourne and cre.erni cry
Tor C,ao cohded willie beating Of san Francisco tIDor
on the lh ola The fomer Lost foieysd AID the ii1teI jo
boom and split lower ioretopssiL
As ~. steamer Elm City going into her docs loot Of
Peel Sin sn- wa run by The schO0ur Victoria carrying
aw ay the Dowspt oil tbs aer The LIN City wa DBL very
sllgl.tly damaged.
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TRAINS LEAVE tfN Okh; -
FoF Sewliaven :; tx lI;3o D. ~; l.:i9 tErh f;N
Fxi $3.50. 5:J. and
tor bndscfort :, Exh ll:3os. IN i2:ls (Exl, 2;x
(Esl so, $3.50 and . r m
for Milford ird stanford :, II 20 $3.50, $3.50 p m
For fnlhe.d so0lApot ard Nestpor, 1850 NJ J;'o
Fo' Norwaik T. 49, r:So a m l2l5 tEx), 2:ao tEI),
$50, 40, $3.50, p 5000.
510p.H 49,, a.,
Ok D. . s. $50, l.5J, ?. ~. -.
FOR Port Chester and Intermediate stations $50 l:oa
~. SO, s.j1 $50, b.aD ?. m.
10. Port Choster sut Now Rochelle p m
CONNECrlNO TRAINS.
For Boston via Syru gle.d Tx $50 tEx) p m
Eos Boston Sa0.e Line i2.l3 tx !, p N. -.
Hartford md Springfield, 4 H. (Exl, llip, S;S
(Ex.D p. N. . N,
Kor Conuectieut River Eeilroad 10 Montreal (Ex),
II 80 a. m. md 20 y. IN. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence ALI FishSI! Rauroed, tExb
ll3ua a. VA.
For New Haven New London and Stonngton Railroad ss
m, l2:l3, $50 p IA
Fos Canal Railroad i2:l5 ?. IA. to Northampton . -
For hous,tonic Railroad q a 900 p NJ; to MI
ford Nedne slay, and Saturdays, TO Prsheld
For Ssratuck RaLTo0G A. N, 1850 ? II.
For Dln5ury and NorsvAk RsllFoaa a. IL. $50 p M
Commodous sleepils Cara attached 20 p Trains
JAMfs T. !OIT, Superintendent
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q. THE 1868.

lCODs ,,.,,,,,. am y. ~ O>'
Wi,h Is come, tons forms. .o,-rv
TIE SHORTEST AND OL.,hEsf kOoTE
Fsos NswAoRh 40 rhn rsS.tra s y, pbisS.Inhi. Vi.
c.neo and r A%SSy f Ei1st nv THIS
ALL THRouOn rKhNS EVh rsiE n En- rt ~ Ais
FOOT or CouRrLANDI-sr
Nv WAY Q! Philadelphia the morning passengers eave view
York at m same nm. a. o,nsr routes evening PS''e"s'
,.ay OF allentown evening passengers leave m,
two later the Northern ines, and oy both Iontes
arrive The tae rs Northern lines IA Chcaso ana Al
points in he North West Cres,ine indianapolis Loui've
81 Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cneinnasi aud Al NAN
points wes, with fewer change OF cars p,u...,,, .
sr.pn. Cars, without change run rom fniaaePhia W
Pittsburgh Ss6 miles and New-l ork 20 fsoufsa +'V mics
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
Fsre other routes
Baggage checked through. iIens'e, Zee.
secure ycA.ts good until used BY f.it. onrsh.
WESTERN EMldRAriON
Acconnodaion Line which Affords comfortable mode Of
travel to parties moving we ara al oosnsu tue ususirates
Of fare. ,n..,uro
By this route Heights all descriptions can be forwarded
10 and from y point the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky.
Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa, Missouri, by RAIL
, Wes, by steamers from Pittsburgh
The Of Freight % and from point In the by
the Pennsy Central Railroad AL times favorable
as are charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants and
shippers nrustns the transportation THEN tgeis 10 the
Company rel, wIh confidence on its speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers In Lave Stocs win find this aoN
advantageous route Capacous lads wet wsiered ara up
ped with every convenience have been opened ON tns ne
and It's connections and every attention paid 70 them ~
From Harrisburg where win be found every
ieed'ns ana resting choice Is offered d ne nTs
TILioFr s' s. SAmrn h,ss No AsOT aous
LEIGH 4 CO., Freight AGENTS. -, ,vm,.,.-..
No. | As,or House aud No, ecush Winism-ss'
MCDONALD BIscHoFF' E"f No. H Bs,tss,.pl,e.
EN0CH LEWIS, General Superintendent Asaass. eN
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Capiure Of Threc No,srious GuerriIIas.


:
On last Friday night. by permission Of their
co-,r,onder Gieut e. ". Hskc). some htten OF the
tovs belonging the lltA Illinois ccncadod 10 go on
scou; out into AIkansas charles Llha}' J, 70
- tie epterprising leader Of the squad. Wen by
so-ne means ttey lad learned that certain gurlas
ycre Ieguent yiiitors 20 the family Of one Ny Lewis
On Fridsy night the squad above mentioned weii on;
a. see about them Before erry.ng at the place tDey
learned from Trustworthy gentleman that in Ger
TEN cabin furnished Southern pafloE/ they "Ouu
End three gucT.ilas.
A rapld novepon. vas made. the house was sur.
rocnded and demand made for an . uroondltohai
surIcnder Of the premises OF course the demand vas
eoupljed with for what else could they DO
And now for the number and character 81 TIE pr.
ooers; They were found 10 b. Lieut.. Barton, ms
Younger brother and the Rebel Lewis who was tak5n
North some time ago prisoner and made hs escape
The cartons were paying court 10 Mics Lewis, VINO
upon seeing he party thus TIce biok,A u. gave VIZ
., ber feelings In LANGUAGE more fcbIe than elegant
Tree very hne horses csptured-the properly Of
Tie three lnighly gentlemen mentioned above
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Suu-Ris.s e.i3 Sc.s.......... 5l3 Noon-sets. 500
ntcH WATER
Sandy Hook. sol Gov Island. Ot Ue!l Gate. II 50
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M-ENGINE for SALE-Bcam, Com
densns 30 inch Cylnder four feet stroke with s'cles
CutOn. Address HOWARD ROGERS Consnlas Lnslnessl,
6ALk.
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Ten Thousand Substitutes


WANTED.
s 600 IN CASH PAID TO THE SUBSTITUTE BEFORE
HE LEAVES THE ROOM
Apply to the County Substitute and Rcef Committee, 10.
Il s3d 70 DusresL, Supreme Court Room,
up s,sira
HOURS FROM A. H. TO PPM
Cy order Of the Committee,
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
MATTHEW BRENNAN Comptroller
ELIJAH y. PURDY, Supervisor.
ORIsON BLUNT Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ TWEED Supervisor
cOasrlIu' c0n'0S' Clerk,
Gro F. TnoArsos
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Cyinrsiono.

EXCURSIONS 10 CONEY ISLAhD.-The
~ Cars Of the COSEY ISLAND and BnOOkLfN NAIL
ROAD COMPANY every siN minutes from faitoh anu
Caibshne Ferries Brooklyn connecting CITY Line si,n
Tor urccnhed Ofavescnd sheop.nesd Bay and Gomez
Brooklyn, May 20 1864 W. T.. &. COAL' sap'
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Oyviox ~ rnE srnsEr Coyais.o.ER.

ITO CONTRACIORS.-r H.
closed b. sealed e,eoIs. " t0f"a with he ute OF ihe
vogt and will u he bidder itsn THEREON vii
be Terc sd tLis ohse lni4 II oclos o Ia, iOLSDAi,
October 20. lttl;
Por regu.ails and gradias siiysecord street. between
Ninth and IeLtI ssnuo@.
for rrali tfa,g Seventy second street. between
Ii,Lth asrnu, ma broadway
Curb gutter and dsggng Eighty o!nh street between Third
and finh avenues
Second ana Third nycnues -,
Curb suer aal tagging Sixteenth stree, from Avenue 10
Esd River
Forrcguang gredinr curb gutter and tagging scyen'y
lIn street. from ishi. venue 70 Broadway .
Forregcany FIsdin rIfb gutter and tagging One lund
Eos resu.sis grading curb gather, and Gsss.ns r,ny
sev, nth street from seventh 60 III. htl avenue
For feauana gficing cub glr aud tagging fty ninth
street, fion rd avenue 10 Last River.
foI rergatug grading, cur 'utf md Tagging One Hnnd
red md ,cnly second street Third To- ouIth
red aldihIiy ccond street iIoh fh 70 seventh venue
Fos REBUILDING Fradne cub gu,tcI aud tagging Any ni.h
street, nom Third 10 fOuith avenue.
foTTcguang gadinr cub CUTIE, and tagging my nipl
street from secold 70 1hlfd avenue.
New house for Hoe Company No ~.
New house ioI ilose COMPANY no. 81.
Now house iof Hose Company No. 81.
New house ior Engine Company No. ~
Altofa,Ons end additions 70 house Of Engine Company
No. 49,
Attentions aud additions 70 honss Of Hoe Conrany No. a.
Dredging slip foot Of Thrrti r., North itivcr.
Dfeas ing clip between pieis Jo aud 81, north kiS"r
Drsdg ing alip between Ii-f - and a. NoTth X ioT
Biun. ioIms Of propOsas together with the .peccsoh'
and Ilrnt BE- Oh aimed this Ohio ADacd SucNi
Depiuuleni, hcw-fOk October ., 1854
CHARLES q. CORNELL.
Street c0rnisaioner.
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"
~ From foot Of Conrisndi-st-C Connecting az Hampton
juno ion win the Del gaTe Ia, AJvnDs and Nesiefn Mai
roed snd 70 stor with the Leigh Valley Railroad md ft
cniecons forming direct Lac 70 Pittsburgh and the "es
without rnsi -r &. cars. - =, a, soc,
srRla0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April 20, 1865
Leave Ncsiork "a. follows: - nh,
HsRRisPrKG FArELss--At g. n for Ess.on. Reading
Fo,tsvfle Harm bug aauch Chunk, Wiliainspot
Mail IsAN-At q H., TO- ksston, Wafer Gap scrsrton
Great Bend Pii.sou BIN glaI.ioa " AesDafTe &C ,,,.,
A. =. GEsfS-fcr faEou, Allentown, Mauch Sha1s' WIZ
ia. .1olt Reading. foft-vIle, harrisburg, DC 50,
$50 r. nEOr rastOl, bea.ehean AIeaiown anu 'i-'e.-
Chunk.
80 p MO. Somerv'ne.
6:lO =. Mo. soaseI.iAo. 49, -,
I'm MEsrERA ExfEEs--For Ess'op. Allentown, Eead'
Ing H.rsn Pittsburgh ard the West Sleeping cars hon
5efaey Cry ,hIolEh 70 Pittsburgh $50
taTREss IRAN Ygk HARaisBCRG-Thc g. m Express
Tam fola NeTio arrives Harrisburg a M connect
g East end Pcusy Central Railroad Noitn
en- Cena Raiocd, North south, and with the Cnloes
lad VALLEY kailloee. - - w. ,o....
las TasosGH ExFsE-s TsAiS FoR the WEsr leaves
se- Yo!A u y. "a. d-y sgndays excePeol Hasr c.oss
connection az hasbuIs VIII feauss -ns laiii oAd-~,
no ane Of Pittsburgh and but one 70 CINCINNATI aho
Ciicseo Two hours tire saved By taxing THIS tran
ELll.BsTHrOa4 AsD newborn FsKi.y-Leaye new. ofs
ofa Per No q North Lye.. az $50 M l:sV, fi% a.a
! , ,uA.-.-,
! trip Hcl .aY JOSIAH o. SlLAlsNs, superintendent
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GALWAY LINE.
NJ Tho
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRihTIC 200 horse power, 4.eItrna
hiBERNtA. loo hofs, power, 5,eS tuns.
COLUMBIA 1890 horse power, 5000 tgnl
ANGLIA. 1000 horse power, 500 iuns
The magnificent steamship
COLUMBIA. Capt; JEFPREy, -.
IN sail from SEW-NORh for GALWAY and LlVtKru0L
OF TUESDAY October 90 to be followed by he blbEhlA
f.om Boston, Nov. 3.
Rses Of passage payable In gold its equivalent IN eur
fency; .ao
informed late. ..............'s'.'..'...''
Stecrafc
Passengers forwarded also 20 London. Paris Hamburs
HAVE Bremen Rotterdam Antv Ac a. lowest rates
fae, from Liverpool Galway to New ioFk ADi boston
go. Sc +S and ti0s.
Fof p. sse spply 10 ,,,,
Fer frcieh, and other information applyto
Law AENCE. GILES CO.. IL south Wi..iamst
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Steamboats, ai,G Railroads.

EOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
a LOUTE.-A DAILY LINE Of STAGES carrying the
u ~ ne leaves Atchis0n kensas for Plcervle Cal, vie
Denvcr Great salt Lake Virginia and Carson Cities connect
Ing BY SIDE bhes with the Pses Peak Colorado Bsunoci
lUpper Mssour Reese River Washoe and Humboldt min
Ing re ons . 49, -
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS
The route stocked with comfortable Coachss and Concord
Covered Spring Wagons Every attention paid 70 passeu
gers. .
Passengers en- lie 81 eny point the Route and m
sumo their seats when the cosches are not full.
Stations Is miles apart, and meas ere furnished 4
about ~ cents each -
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph follows the route Win
frequent operating stations. ...
twenty-five pounds of baggage allowed; extra charge
will be made the Surplus baggage can be sent b
via Panama.
A'chison is connected by rail with all points east.
THROUGH FARE, Atchisob to Pllcerville, $780,
tsIe from Plscerville to San francisco $40.
Fol- further information appy at the office Of the Company
No. "a broadway, N Y, Up stairs.
Tickets sold 1t the office Of the Company New York nd
Atchison.
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4 ARGE SALE OF BROOKLYN LOTS. -
IL 4 J. BLtEDtFR s'N 90, vii 81 a. Auction on
THURSDAY Tie .A O.io3.i iDs a. . O'Clock Il 10. a.
-AanFr silr.fo. u. No 900 Ilcals lIrIy - .t'nfi.
abaai no LOIS and CORES o. naDDSD IN no ~ .
Naft % DE- Ny 90 afoo4n siiuaicd between iuasol and
Dfsotlg Eve a. foAoNs VIZ
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lhlO.-~f ~ logo on both sif.s ri nlnE.
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MONIDCMEKf-s4.-4J lot oD both sltr' u Mon,gom.
ory -
MALnOSE ST go lots on bob f.ies u Nahonc -
To IT. rsntfsly - fee wilr ani anNc ~ feet
sseislr arrft tstuf about 100 los q a feet ~ 100
The above opeiy Aes "a one body ee Il tn'"n On no
o.! ID. DuAf Ifsells original plot on
hfaet rlp 49, las ufyei been offered AZ auction II
pIr.yl. unity ia lscs'nen q TT speculation
,foN . che cy tbs dlfr i9n suFc lie speedy
.tei.ut % tho nsls oGhooi To the usehant and aoor
~ ofrf Go chance % procure comiofisbe place
snd sarlsu sro1ns ma great cry at moderate
~ whore the ~ te prcl 81 lad certain and must
:. consisrsbe The Iropsy VII b. sod Ia pos 81
OF larger pv sni prohibition OF uui.Ances
" .cur the fsspct1b, character q the improvements.
The title 10 very od ndspasbe Maps, &C. q; no. II
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