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The New York herald., 1863-05-20
THE TURF,

}uEENING N RAck NETTING Ar SARATOGA sPRINas-
~ M 10 o9en m Aag. 1853 continue three days
FIRST DAY y "A x1GUsr3f Gr1f T. DAo'er
s.ss Four s mS.s Ss @ s0
May II The year Cd
day-Sorse ssOs nile s a.sS sSaaas extra weight @~'
:s Isss rsa aSSvsr y he three year old
ss s q :s:s sS MI Nj s. :
May ' weights alaD e s p%Y "a e June
y9s' sss ssss 3, ,s %iIs play
nile 4. es: ::i e. e .ss sss s. E sss.
q ass sssssass BY
We 5! rss' ss SS ss
~ e Pssss more sss
a 80 Braa~ay NssTors % c re before ss iss Pc
essss - az Srs % ns spd start as many horses as he
fsorsss Ho money s gwen I've .n for walk over .,,.
hs sSsvs sss faces oaor'Ss On or Ss
6mTSis track !. sso,. Of mile, bu. for iuesslns
..-.---------- - ~ JOHN HoHEis;sEY. S Proprietor
SfHHIssdt tEsAsnfs EEAffs COUNTY Aon,ourr,a. 600,
:, i. a.. rST sPssd fiHifE!EsSH HEETNa - their
dsss . % ssss
i,e oeesr M1sHssT ggRsT PAY as 's !. ~
- Ss; : 50 s%' iS Ss:i
s,ss - premium ss e i::s ::s e .,,:;
sSi sa:S sisse re- sa5ss;,ssii.' ,
sssis %Hs ss. Ss 6lossS a
,:S PA 4 sA for q .ss& sps
SAME aas Of $500 for all ages Sper cent
ssr dny. p nPrsmium Of $500 for all ages 5 per cent
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NEW YORK. HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD.
IN CHANGE OF TIME .... .
SUMMER AkRANGEhENT. commencing MONDAY, Nay
s 1858 Trains VII leave Twenty slz street depo.
Tor AlpAny-l0y 81 A. NJ, stopping At Wiiamsoridke
White Plans Bedford. Croon FATS, and ~ stations north
20 Chahpm, Chatham Centre. kindrock, and Scnolack
conucctfng With New York Con Railroad for MI points
west az With the Northern Raroad FOR saraoss and all
For croon Fais-s IS A. NJ, stopping a al stations
For White Pains-s TO- 10 A w.. 2.3 t'io. +. N, stop
ping st ali stations lnt A h
For White Plans-6;ls p NJ. from white street depot .
For Dover Plsins4 NJ, stopping white Plains and
eta ions kort 10 Dover.
William sbrdfc-s rs, 10 A NJ. 80 ITO 3, 515 anf
$50 l.. NJ. stopping at all stations
- lT' RETURNING. WILL LEAVE 80
Albany--Q:ln A NJ on arrival OF Northern and Wosern
trains stopng at all stations from Chatham 10 croon Fh
aiso bedford, White Pians and Wlllismsbridge. .
Dover Panas ~ A. NJ stoppinva at all stations north ~
croson Fals--6 y. NJ. stopping at all stations
White plains-sio Is2A. ". iza3a AIS A. NJ stopping
wiriamsbr bridgc--s30A ", stopping q, all stations
JOHN BuRtflLJ Superintendent
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LLEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTkoN--AT GLEN.
u wood. dotnng Yonkets. on the Hudson: Z. H. LUD
Low Co will sell nacIlon. Wedr esday, Nay "a at
Il cock al tbs Merrhsns Exchange saIesroom No. los
Lbrty street, that besrul Site Formerly occupied by
lag iy OF Land anG aeomiorabe old family Mansion
Housa containing IL with hall through the centre;
srac house good order The grounds
admi ably locate and well laid out with nne lawns; good
abundance fruit and fine old forest
fhe magnssent both the Hudson and inland,
reaching the SoUnd East river. Location healthy and
pleasant Lsre barn carriage house &c. In the best or.
with n desired Sale will be peremptory aud
without Half remain mortgage II desired.
Maps &c, at No. 3S'ine street.
LDWARD PfsTTINGER AUCTIONEER, 90 WALL,
II street. sells Thursday, May 81 at 0k O'clock, at the
large G ocer All Fourth avenue all the Stock contained
consisting of OF fine Groceries,
wnes Liquors all the Fixtnres fine lot OF Tea Caddies,
Platform sctie. Also, excellent Horse and Wagon
Bzle Iosltiye without reserve. 'Nf
(yEoKGE. CLEMENTS AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL
VI auction Thursday. 2lst May at l01. O'clock at
lsO between Forteth and fortyhrst
Horse, Carriagcs Light Wagons Rockaways, Seighs,
Harnes-, Saddles, Bridles Bankets. Robes, &c. Sold
xri. i.DlLtLl
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uEvRY II. LEEDS CO., AuorIoNEERs
PICTURES.

Gay aud Friday evenings May ~ and a. at ~ O'Clock each
evening at the Dusseldorf Gallery, 5ss Broadway, over
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A GREAT BATTLE. FOUGHT-rhE VICTORY Is
IA gained. Ladies and genlemen, & has been victorious
In being pronounced, by srea many tnat B. MINTl OF
23 Sixth has been paying tue hrhcstprces cash
Clothing. Carpets. Jewery, and still
ocontinue do so, ~ you will favor him with note
call N. Blades and gentlemen know well that
these tremendous q offered by some dealers is
perfect humbug but the best and suret can do
address above will know will receive
satisfaction Do not forget the old well known dealer.
Minz and the number, 2s3 Sixth Eighteenth
street, Ladies punctuaily attended by Mrs. Mintz.
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GRAND OPENING NiGar.

5f and ~ brnndway. CO. nel o. PIinQ>w
Madame Ben e.n .ien Aer GRAND NUsH
when s1e we'd b. nafpy W hee be lieuasK
A u ne cIcfe.lIa 10 enjoyed ard The ref ~ 4
arr Of 0fst quality .ia4atue BILL. " III
Wanted, t.ssuty yyung lad o. 20 wal on lnh !.
above On " WodBcsta 4, .ffo.u lltof O'clock ~ A
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= .s.FF tdapteu pres2Ig Tor = II
i. -. s...gta' MlSS EaTEMAN,
by AusCsrIN J. DAILY ESQ. ~ .is
She win be supported By most eomrany among
Culoagh M e. Burnett, NJ ;iiarry psar"on, M Lamb
M. r Graan and n ,ndrews Ars J. W. LAnsrgan
anu es.I sceueryby MrJ. H. Selwyn; orig
Sn musc Join Aprsssy for this piece by Robert
,,c characteristic costumes by Mons Phil
nps ad full chorus nnder the direction Of Har
~. BOX oo> ,k open THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Ooors OPP at7; Performance commences O'Clock.
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THE AGENTS STORE, 2l2 SEVENTH AvENUE,S
"A Received, large order from California and New Or
leans 70 purchase Cast or wearing. Apparel Car
Viii viii % pad:.For SIX pre:;e. sis 70 ssS; 0est $50
SO; Pants a. to S6 woolen and calico DR. Ases
Shsws Oloaks. dc guarantee TO pay the y .sGr
every article Please call address note, BY rs "
+. ROSENBERG 22 Seventh Ladies' atte AIDED b.
Mrs Rosenberg, where you WIN b dsn With to yonr sAt
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Alsq several rsr e,swges by american artists including
Hrauatnp Crossing The Dra~are, by E Leutxe The
.rrcnf and snaer ure OF this iec aud the one from
Nhicl he tnc eu. .layins taken in 1856; Cropsey
sJtV1 slyt liAyS. Islt Eas sulAn, Johnson a. G Iamb
din. a latgck, Bin ham aud Sonuag
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A TrRNyaoEi-AT YAE NEW STORE, llt THIRD AVE
"A ladies receive the
highest price article Of Cast or Clothing Furniture
Carpets for the New Orleans market Try and satisfy
Tor s Dresses from to sS for Coats from S2 70 % Tor
a. highest prices will be paid In cash. Gall ad
@. M1SH ia Third avenue, Fourteenth street.
Id Aitanded by Mrs. Miah.
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MEDICAL.

MEbfCAb.
LLwHo SUFFER FROM DISEASE SHOULD CALL
"A aud see AIRS wN BANKER, the cairv o. aud phs.
slcian. she y successfully treating all kues OF osnate.
also consus clarvOi antly PATIENTS
BY letter nnd medicine sent No. a. Wes Tweny h street.
bstween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
DRs FERNANDO BELMONT 4 co. HAVING iE.
IL Gently cturncd from Euroe after visiting
ina hospes Nv N parts 0f the airing
a. gree u ski ~ The med cal nave
ofened their new ohces a. ~ broadway corner o I'M
street sN rooms f ny rrvac the patent unseen ~ shy
except the racs phy sicia aiso vonhfental consa
ton AM treatment BY gtt0t W MI the od''h ah
suags One hours from "a. NJ tai . 4 NJ.
JNR LEWIS CAN BE CONSULTED ON ALL DISEASES
~ OF females with unpagal rlcd success AZ No bcach
street. between Sar.sk and West Bfos5"Ay.
IIFAITu SPEEDILY REoAiNED--By CONstLTiN0
Ill d. IENIS M. Bcs-n street, beWeen Narick ard
Wet Broadway. .-.------------.--. -
..,,,,,. npsreJr. rRoeEssoR or MrDwtFrRY.
t!Hu'W W ..n,befs "a. ln orns ladies' wh1t 4ilre
,.I all but oDs ineryIeT Is necessary
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR AL.
bany. Troy the North aud West leave Chambers street
~ and 70 a. aId $40, and ~ 10 r. H. and on sun.
days Al 52l r Mron Thirtieth Tickets ir-y be
proesred at any OF the offices OF WEsfCOfTS bAPhEsS,
IN New YORK and Brooklyn and bagsa8e checked ~ The
house 10 all points on the road aud to Satosa springs
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| rs rHrRp AVENUE. pErwREN SEVENTH AND

10 JHIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN SEFENTHF AND
IA Kilhth streets Ladies and gentlemen will hnd i to
toir advantage disposng of their Cast on Chthng
Carpets Furniture and Jeweiy have this day receiy
large and bound TO I'LL it. We will guarantees
TO 2o cent than other dealer In the city
avenue opposite Cooper Institute Ladies attended Mr
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HORSES, CARNIAGEs, &C.

A FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE. OFFER FOR SALI
"A their Horse and Carrares The Horse is very svlis
dapple brown l6x hands nigh years old long
perfectly sound and kind; has been used in
an elegant Coupe and open victoria both built b,
Brewster Baldwin very little used and in psrect order
with Hafncss Blankets TO- Can be seen from9 oclo
NJ till 2ocock r. NJ, ~ Clemm0us' stable, Forty
second and Seventh avenue Inquire Thomas
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THE MEMBERS or COMPANY A. FIFTH REGIMENT
New YORK. STATE voonteers lDuryee 10 avesl, AZ sei
10 Bleecker Nav 20 ten ock In fl unl
FORM be mustered OF service Every efa.r mi a
be present by order Of ~ \ l.l-...' wv
eth NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS, coMpASy r. Rg.
~ port al l6 Leroy place. blecsker at 10 A. NJ Nav
I VA. HoFfnAs. Captain.
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Among tbs Belgium artists represented arevesboeckbo
sea tiw speeimgls the class) HANNAH RoAaien,
Dhrns Mne. R0nbsF. Nine. de Sene,court. DE Noter.
hon De BE III Serrute, De Hcuye Won seben verwee,
VI al. danseUa. sc - 1920 '''-
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ssins richest and s,y assemblaee Works OF
have probably had pleasure OF Offering con-
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The movement at The Stock Board this morning
was fairly active, and prices were irregular az com.
rared with the quotations of Saturday. There was
no special resron for any decline excepting eoinc
hesitation on the part Of spectators FOR the se TO
operate with any energy until tue financial policy Of
the Government 10 settled, and the effort Of the
bears, who appear TO have enlisted some new re.
crujts recently. Pacific Mail was firm at l7Ol PHI,
and some Of the Ncetern shares were little higher.
bat the list % q whole wds lower than on Saturday.
Governments, with considerable transactions, were
frper. AT the S cond Board the market was agnn
irregular, but generally the feeling was stronger
than in tho morning. Mai! LEFT oil cent
bigher: Central was figmi Hudson River improved
q cent; North.W Western advanced to 20; Michigan
southern was firm; Pittsburg was OIL cent;
Toledo ? q cent, &c. In Government securities
there was much better feeling, with good demand
for the Sizes Of 1881 at " cent advance Oh the
ouotationg Of Saturday. There WAS also an active
inonirv for One-year Certificates, at 9Jl up
70 96. mainly on orders to buy from Wash
ington. This is an improvement Of u per cent
from Saturday. At the o'clock call the market
was rather lower excepting for Government Secnri-
ties. which were ell sustained. Harlem Preferred,
Hudson River and Toledo were firm at sight adj
vance. Hudson River lie attracting attention BY ITS
enormous earnings. The closing quotations were
limited States Gs 1881, Registered 93l 09J! United
States 6s, 1851, Coupons 9ii49isi United States
8. Of 1874, Coupons, &c. United States Treasury
Notes, 1910 1917 0lO2i; United States 6s, l-year
Certificates, 952 a95.; Demand Notes disoae) 10
aI51I: Tennessee Safe e., Gll dG! Missouri
Stale Ga, 6Jl0GJi; American Gold. 1851 a i1'5i
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., l70l l7Oli New-forh
Central Railroad 1875 0llSl; Erie Railway 7ii
am; Erie Railway Preferred, 99l a994i Hudson
River Railroad, 9ll 091s; Harlem Railroad, 3Ji a
33s. Harlem Railroad Preferred. 6os a69i Reading
Railroad, 0OI 09ll; Michigan Central RoiIfoad 'oi
a. 6,; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad. 58s a 5Si Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed. lO1i
Illinois Central Railrosd, 9li 09ls; Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh Railroad, 7la 072; Galena and Chicago
Railroad. 92a ag2s Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
I8oa8ol; Chicago ard Rock Island Railroad VI %
Oh. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy karoad, l09s
a 1901: Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen Rallroad'
402H. ,r
The market is inactive and hchyy for foreign bliss
Sterling is 7I!0l72l, with Leading bankers from
second hands a. the lower figure. Francs are 3'5"@
32j.
Freights romsin inactive, especially Tor bieaa'
.ngs INIT rites are without variable alteration. TO
Liverpool, the engagements are e.'Vo 0usa' "ne"'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD,


bH- with It's connections, forms -.
TUE sHORTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fron NEwYoRg 10 TEE fno w, ~ 81,
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE VEST BY THIS
e' MONTE LEAVE NKW-YOkK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLANQT-ST. ~
BY way Philadelphia the morning passengers leave New.
York M tame time as other i2rtes Yenhg pAAse"Ie'
Hy way II Allentown evening passengers leave ~ p M
swo than the Northern lines ana ny DOtn io1s
arrive az the time Northern nes In Chicago eud az
points 10 the North West, Cestie lndanaIoh -ouihNs
st. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati end ell man
points West with fewer changes sf cars. ~, ,,-,, A..
Sleeping Cara without charge run ifon rh'o " MIA.
fisLurgh 355 miles. and New OK 10 INsDuso Nv H''
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains.
Pare tho zane other routes. .
Bssrsge checked through. 1rensen free
Secure Ticket wiE asTT 2fl f E:sMfGhh HfSoS%sH
The Pennsylvapa Contra Company rans ai hi'giau w
Accommodation Line, which aiofes eon9fHoe Hloge VI
travel To paItie moving Wos"ad NJ oHe'hai' VIC u'U 1
Of fare. pprrcrfTs
BY this route feights VI al dtscphons can DC
20 aud from any point the Rairoad q ONO kentncs
Indiapn Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa. oT Mhscurf Dy RAIL-
ROAD DlRECq to any port on The navgabie MYERS OIL
the West By steamers from PiItsbgrgl. A., H.. H.
the Psnnlyania Central Railroad at al ncs NJ avorsb
"a are charged by other Rsirosd CompEnes mecnhn ~
shippers ntusiing tho nsP2t,s,loh o. e r's' , ~ '
Company. rely with coabtence on It's 'peeaJ "en'i
Farmers and Dealers n Live Stock VIII ma tls NOS, 81
vsnsgeous route Czpscious Yuds well wateed ana sup
ed with every convenience have been opened on TINS ns
and s connections aud every attention 10 a'd 70
From Harrisburg where VIII be ioIa S'siy pd IT,
iPs HIA E Ne and BALTIMORE MARKETS,
j L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Astor-iiou's
LEECH Co. Freight Agents, ,s,, xu,i,,.,
No. 1 Asior House and 40. Souih W hllamst
No. Battery'psos
EgOCH LEWIS General superintendent Altoona, Pa
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at CD. IN bags; 500 tbs. Flour at Is. iold.i 100
tcs Beef at 3s Cd. no tee Lard 1T 9os; 800 BIKE.
Bacon at 2cs.i 300 bags Gieyeseet at 2Os; and per
neutral flag 200 tee. Beef ut 4s. Gi. 700 bxs Bacon
at 25s. 70 London, 600 bbs. Flour al q. 3D.; 1000
bbip Oil Cake Il; g. Cd. 90 uns Catch at 2js.; and
per neutral vessel, 900 bbls. Flour at s. lie;
and per steamer 400 bxs. Bacon nj 5js. To Glas-
Cow, 50 bxs Bacon aud $50 tee Lard per neural
flag at 3?s. Cd.
The bufness of the Sub.1roSsury was Receipts,
$40 COS 02fOr Customs, $4,000; Payments,
81 ,O30, lS9 10. Balance, s., 092 726 90.
The Milwaukee and Prairie da Chen Railroad
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Net pruhi-....,.s...s' FsfhI" 4'6''sS
Showing gain Of si5,35s III the net receipts.
The annual report says:

Ofbe expense, the year e5 )3 charged TO trlok
sl tan 81 new Tl pnfcasd AID all IN lie rack
du IA. yrnr and 100 s1us ~ uir rrTncd some l miles
of AlaifioLs track baAted eide ia Is water s1lhs
bridge cuyeTts &c stc-a improved or properly e1fcd 1
Tie Domr,t Bonds ffiug July - 4~, hsY- zen
p.id 10 The amount Of -6 a leaving hhsnr 81 tlF1 -
~ laid on and AFTER frbfulry Ouy t,n0D femlin o. bo
p,jJ l. i.ve re- Con.y Of all ndc 1eires- b1- Mort
r.. Bouds moicisfo Iucie.e oi business sil onsbo
s COMPANY pay Toll years Interest oa ieo bonds Tie
lrcs, al yesi
The CITY Of Providence ceut loan Of s!OJOOO
went at nj average Of 1921.
The following interesting statement is valuable
lust now. as Il embraces facts ureiG TO members OF
Congress VINO nre leg,Sla,ing upon tie finances. 1t
il carefully prepared BY an officer of the Govern
meut; ,.
In ia. following named states there % no security Fyen TO-
~ te clrrn on yond the liability Of tuchhoid-it IN
off
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Surrutnre.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE, IN
- all colors ofwananted manufacture Aso .03 apTING
TONS 968 Cenai.st opposite Wooster E,tapl.hea 1850
CAMP CHAIRS, CO.'S, STooIs MS,' "
~ nav designs durable aud light whoissls an N.rYs,k
H. pALAlANNp. Nc. 81 lsosry''s' SsS' Avn
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The traffic Of the last week of the month was as

Mr. Joseph OBgien, Of the firm of o Brien
Brothers, was on Saturday elected member OF the
Stock Exchange.
Gold has no! been active to-day aud las nuotuatcd
between l5jt 49,; closing with signs Of weakness
at 1851 bid. Demand Notes at the close were 1911
after selling at 1914. TIE demand for One
Year Certificates has been very large. anl the mar
ket has advanced rapidly TO %. Some parties evil
dently possess some information giving value t.
them, which the public are ignorant Of They are
certainly the cheapest Government security IN mar.
ket. Those falling due in April are selling AT to
y cent premium.
The supply Of money is increasing, and the de-
mand is Ices active. S)mo large lots were offered
to-day on call at y cent Tue current figures arc
607 y cent.
The Hon. Samuel Sloan las been elected e
Trustee Of the United States Trust Company, anu
his election Id confirmed by the Supreme Codri.
In the two States Of New York and Massochu-
setts are held reiry 5000 600 Of Government
bonds and notes b. tie banks alone Of t-ere States
These securities are held follows, including depos'
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Weooing Gar0s, or.

AT THOS. BRUNS's, No. 493 Broadway, nll
IA the lslss, styles Of WEDDING CARDS at low prices
ksssbiisbsd IN lstQ.
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,.suiati,n...... 81 49, Dtposs, llj,ysl,s
A''fi hffA ssssss = 'fW' f"F'
Clesinss Tor week ending Jan. 1...s PSF ~ 81 ~
t.a-fing, iilg Feb. s..... 30. GisIl %
Balances for V,sl ~ ling Ian. 3l..... H,ll1 sJl ~
Balances Tor wesk enllnz FEB. 1..... i.,2s1sys 20
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1856. 1852.

The Weekly Bank Statement shows gcner''
coptraclion-not important however, excepting IN
nooos;,. which are of oyol three millions The
Bank OF Commerce 63uros are the same W tnoee o.
lagt wock.
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NW-YORK 4 NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1862. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Ice.
COMMENCING DECEMBER |. 1852
Pssseus Station in New York corner 27th S. sud 4ta av

station New York corner -n s. AZ.
entrance 21th-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-NOBk:
Fof NeN Haven, T. d. lex j. 70 10, 2o tEx 1ioAS'
E0nT Baaepor Il q m. (Ex) lai3. ais eek J. $40 49,
end p. In.
For Mltrd StIaford F4iAeld, Southport and Wes.po''
Ts. IN ;l2. L 80 40 p. N.
FOrNo~k :, $50 a. ~ ;I2ls els (E1l $40, 40 S3oe
For Dade, and Greenwich T. go M: l2lS, $40 40,
$50 . M
FOr s.ssrcS, :, Fx), $50 nj l2l5, 2l5 tEx.l $40,
$3.50. 3 . u.
For PoE Cbester snl intermediate stations :. $50
e. Il. 3.4..f 90 5.3O o 10 p. ~.
For Porto hester ADD y Rochelle, p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Eor Bossn. via Sps ged tx) 2.l5 (Ex.) ?.
kcT Boshl yia Sh0Te bine. lLl5. y. IN.
for Hsrtoid and Springfield n (EA 2lS, 2l5 lExl
m
For Conecticu, River Railroad Montreal a. m. Elk J.
and q IS pm. to Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence. aud FislRn Railroad. e.
GA l2ljp.
Fcr NewfIsyen NewLondon, and S.onins;on Railroad a.
"a. n. u u, el5 y. m.
Canal Rsaroad, y. l5 p m. to Northampton.
fc, Housionic Railroad TO Pi'isheij
Yer Ndu-Siuck Railroad 3 m. 2.l5 p. m.
For Dsubuy aud Norwalk Railroad. & n. B i0pm
ConTodigus Sesprg Cars attached 30 the =. TIain.
JAMES II. HOIT. Superintendent.
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n ONG ISLAND RAIbROAD.--CHANGE OF
i TERNIEUS.-passeDger Depot, Jamesshp and 700, OF
3sthet f.. R-Winer arrangements commencing fIuly
Oct "a 1862: Leave EewYofk at g. m. FOR Gfeenpo sag
Ha1bor Onent and HamPougi e. o. ~ era , 20, loI
Islp Al H. ard for SyOset a, p IN lofIcmP
stead Sundays the train iesges Hunters Ioit 14thst
,F,-Tyl a. a. M. fr Ysphauk AID intermediate stations
:, e1cnon rates; returning leaves Ys hank a. 3;3 p IN
On Friday and Saturday night tire m i,p usla WI n
fIrough 10 GreeBpo returning Saturday ana Moho"y 'in
d. s,k.is m suiyiug "a y OK Y DIRK at S:1Z a. IN
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I Y
The January bushes, Of the Chicago and North
Western Railroad Company shows q very favorable
result The passenger increase is very encouraging.
The figures are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10
Gteamboats am Railroads.
.AFETY. SpEED. AND COMFORT.

6 AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- f FOR BOSTON.
1voRcrsTrP PALMER HlrChBURG, NASHUA,
LOWELL CONC ORD. ~ w iiib ~ MO !Ts NIAil'9'
qersy nd stgrnch s'cauiers OF the Norwich tire.
cry on BOSTON ard CisH OF NEW-lOfk
teaye K,wY ok da loundays ed 4 O'Clock n
fro,a Pier No. - NOrh Rive. foot o. Nesry-sL,
"'A ron NEW LCNDON.
ther, conrrcths wh the Sepooa5 yrres fsia for the
Worcester Nashua and NrH .Lond1nN Northern Railroads
of T. 5 MARIN, Aseut, on do Pier.
EW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPIIlA AID the SOUTH and WEST. via JER-
SEY ClTYMaiI and rNpress Lines leave Ney-loIk AZ I
barore checked al AMI 10 ~ AID 1880 and l:30p H.,
ior Wesairetoo sCd At AZ N. for the West.
}. ": WOODBJFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage viii be received Tor sny rs unless delivered
GdcecAed Is minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
ST0NINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ TON. NEW-LONDON. SrON1NGTON. PROVI-
DENCE, NEWPORT, TAUNrON, eud NEWBEDFORD.
The speh1id steamers COMMONWEALTH ard Ply
MOUTH RO wiz leave Pier No. 70 NJ H. foot Of Court
Lndt.2 daily texcep, sunday. at Z p.
Eoe. taken as low Is by any other ue Oice OF Com
Fany No l'y "ess-st' oorneS 81 C99r'end,,,stt 49,,
Tor NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
= SPRNGFlELD.-Seaineysf FOR New Haven leave Peek.
clip at 3lj Passengers 20 north from New Haven at II
O'Clock or remain beard over nigh, without charge
EORBOSTON and RONIDENCE, via NEW
a POkT and FALL RlIER-rhe splendid and superior
steamer MTRQfoLiS, csgt brown icsy y. Ney.Yo'k
o'clock p no.. ard the EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brayton on
lONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. OF o'clock ?. m,
Ieteer no Rooms will 6e regarded as .ecurei to any ep.
phaut until The shan have been paid fer
height to Boston forwarded ough with great dispstch
- VIM Bt4l IE; A rent Nos 70 and Il Walst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10

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~ From foot Of CoUItar 1s-stCoruocting a. Hampton
FUNSTON with the Des~0Te ack1wannA and Western Iai
ros5 and al Esstou with he Le Valley Railroad aid its
connection forming direc ne to Pittsburgh and tho West
without change Of cars ~. =. ., 49,,
Leave Nev'-York ~ follows:
UyuIsRVRG TxPRYss-At a. n. for Easton. Reading
pot,syile Harrisburg Msueh Chunk. Nilitnspot;
Man TKAN-At0 a N. for Eeston. Wsier Osp, Scranton
Grcnt Bend Pinghsmtou Pit.,ton. Wilke.blIIe &C. .
To- quRoUGH TRAry-For Easton. Allentown, Reading
potisyille Harrisburg. Wiliamspor &c. 49,
Up " gHRoUGH TRAlS-For kaston. Bethlehetn, AleA
town. and Nsuch Chunk. - 49,,
Citations 49, ,, T.. e.. .,.,.., n.,d
,ne Hsrsbug Ptsbugh and the West Sleeping cars nom
Jersey City ihrough5o Pittsburgh ~, -.
FYPRyss IRAN ron HsKEisBrRG-TLe G. m Express
qrsn from New. oTk arrives al Harrisburg At p % connect-
los Fat and West Penu.y wanna Central tifosd NORM
ar Central fsroed and Sooh, and with tie Cunoef
knd Valley Railroad M, - ,,. w. i...
E,wYor az D m daily Sundays exceried making close
sonnsoton Z. HarToug with 4ennsyv ia Aair. @d-"4tn
~ ehnse OF cars 10 Pittsburgh and tut one 20 incin al aud
Chicago Two hours time j. saved by taxing ths IRAN
TLIzAByTHPOHT AND NEW fORK tEHRY-Lea'e Ns's org
nom Pier no. q North River 1t $50 g. IN and i@;s'i
and p III. r ~. - ,,.-,.-. tT.-ho, .y.,,
erin earh way. JOSIAH o. sTERhS Superintendent