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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK;
For New Haven, T. 8 tEIl ll:N - n. ls;is tExh 9V
(EI) S:s. SO and p m
Fes BndsrPort, :, lEz), ii'Ol M; i';l' (E1) o"
Ok 3.3c. $50 aud p
for Milford and STAFFORD T. ll:3o m. $50 $50
For Fairfield Southport aud Westport, liso n $50
For Ncrw.k T. ESQ., 1850 . m l2;is (Ex) $50 (EIl
For Dai,en aud Greenwich 80 l;3o $50 $40,
For stamford J. lE.l, o.'o. n:ao m iai' Erl 'x
For For. Chester aud Intermediate stations $780, !Ta
IT.. $50 49,. >: 20, $3.50 p
For Port { hester and New Rochelle, p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. NJ. TX $50 tEIh p m
For Boston, via SaOrr Line, l.:l5 tEx J, Sp IN
For Hartford aud Springfield H. tEAh i;O' u"
Oh pm r
II ~ = NJ. aud 30 p M. to Northampton.
For Hastord Providence aud FishKii Railroad. (EAl
IL a.
For New Haven New.London and Stonngton Railroad n
9 . In, II Is, 2:yo p IN.
For Canal Railroad. 1.l3 ?. m. 10 Northampton , n
For Housatonc Railroad, = H. 1850 y. nj 10 NewMp-
ford; Saturdays TO Prtshed.
For Esusatsck Railroad. Ia m, 2:ec pm
For Dsubury and Norwa ak Railroad, - IN, 4:0 p m
Couuodious Sleeping Cars attached TO penn. Trains
JAMES III. HOlT, Superintendent.
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by him he ran away and came hers. II this be true
and the boys story do not doubt-his parents. whom
he says live in Twelfth street. win be glad to learn his
whereabouts and by giving publicity to this II may be
the means Of albyating great deal Of anguish. The
lad gives his name rs Henry Ferris. jr. Should 1t
prove true that this boy thus stolen is to be
hoped that the perpetrator Of the crime may eventually
be brought to punishment
ko,fon, Oct a. Ia6a
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Board OF Supervisors.

Board Of supervisors.
Oyr1ClAL ADJOURNED SEssIOS-Oct %, 1867.
The board met pursuant adjournment their Chamber
No. II City Hall.
Present Thomas Little ESQ.,, President in the chair and
the follow ing members:
=, Supervisor. Blunt, Briggs, Conner, Pnrdy Roche, and
Weismsnn-7
proved.
INSPECTORS AND CANvAss.Rs.
Supervisor B ONT that the Bos7 proceed 70 COM
pete the bslote for Inspectors and Can Of Election.
Which WIS carried.
Supervisors Blunt and Roche appointed tellers
The Board proceeded to ballot. and the following were
chosen:
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PROBABLE MrRDgR.-At about a a. m. on
Thursday Officer Williams u the Seventh Precinct
while pairolng lis beat. heard the cries of a in
the water and hury ing to the place whence they pro
csedcd found man In the water under the wharf at
the foot ~ Market street. Every exortlon made
by the officer 20 han, hut without avail; tie tide
wAs running too siroug and the unfortunate man was
soon drowned lie did not communicate his name. but
stated that be Lad been thrown into H.. water 10y two
men He was apparently German. and said that he
fron New,Jersoy. Ills body vii probably be- re.
covered at low tide IL l. matter fox reelection how
many of The cases that daily meet our cye in the
ing JousuHlr under the leading fourd Drowned"
have M. their fic through similar agency
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To ths Editor Of TAe n. J. TLuse
SIR A colorcd lad, about fourteen years oil
age lately among who states that about four
years ago he abducted from the City Of New York
BY the Captain Of vessel and taken to North Carolina
where his abductor attempted to SSH him. but falling In
that be turned him ashore Since that time he has been
living with nan ramcd Haltcd, but being ~ treated
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Correspondence Of Tho N. j. Tribune
CORNING. Oct. "a. 1863.
Everything looks well for the Union cause I"
on the Line Of the Erie Railroad The late elections In
Ohio and Pennsyvania have opened the eyes OF many
who have been inclined to find fault only with the Ad.
misration. and they believe the only way to In.
sure peace ID Ito subugate the subjugators Of the
South"
Senator Chandler Of Michigan Is doing good work.
His meetings are fully altendcd-halls packed with
eager and interested and instructed listeners. His
thorough knowledge Of political history, his long
and intimate acquaintance with the leaders VI the Re-
teion ut the South and their allies at the North and
his strong and vigorous presentation Of
the great Issues 0f the hour. make him powerful and
con, incig advocate OF the Union policy the
stump. lie Is avery strong man. and his heavy. we'll
directed blows. tell with wonderful effect upon the
Copperhcads.
The best Of feeling everywhere prevails and no
doubt II entertained that New-lork will place herself
In the pyramid Of glory OF the redeemed States Of s63
lOuis truly. JAA
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Wopartncrsbip Notices.

HAMMER & Co.'S CHAMPAGNE ALE
IL BREWERY, Harlem, October ~. laj3.The CO.
partnership heretofore existing under the nrm Of HAMMER
sened our Mr.. A. Hammer having withdrew. The bud
ness will be continued by WIN. T. kYERsON and JOSHUA
II. BATES under the frm Of RlEESON l. BATES, and ell
claims against the late firm will be paid by RYERSON
MATES A. HAMMER,
VIM r. RYERSON,
JOSHUA n. BATES,
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Mr.. Hoyace Waters, No. al Broadway, has
published the ficv ing new mu,ic: "lI Wait at the
Gate fr Thee" ballad by H. Howard; I'VE Parted
With Cheerful Smile. by ". Kol,r Gen. GiLnores
Grand March. by Von Kamcr
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9orses, Carriages, &r.

A SPLENDID BAY HORSE years and
IA months DID, large for Sale. Call at No 32 Grand
st., Williamsburgh, from TO 10 IN and from 10 p
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HHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed
j byths BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 10 EXAMINE
CLAIMS made snsi the county for damages alleged u have
been sustained b. the destruction Of -tbrr real persona
property In consequence of- ro,s viii hold meet
Ia. To Chamber Of The Board Of supeTvsos Room No IL
cry Han on FRIDAY, oct W 1855. 81 o'clock ?. u
10 " nader the lol.o~in. oas-si
O.orge Schuyler.
Elizabeth Ann GIN
Nm y. buhi~y
Tribune Assotisuon
Rsmuoi Ro.per.
Nn L~fnAn
Stephen W. Jones, H.
Henry / Johes
New man, Opderdonk Csysoa-
Allen a. Newman.
Thomss francis DE Liley
uoses Ls~wsnstenL
y. u. A. kcliemann-
obadiah New oolabo.
ksnris Brcc.
George \. Blate.
Louisa Cunning.
Clamsn VII he required to the ovnership Of ths
destroy ed tho 1s In relation is xuoton, snd
hs value Of tho rToper'y. .
Ths .boss named pof.on with their ~i!nese' arc invited
10 sstand -
ELIJAH Y. PURDY.
JANIS DAVIS, a,..,.,
AUGUSTUS wEIsMANN, c SPsd,n
SMITH ELY, ia,
OkiSOE bLUSr
Rosnlr C. lvrcpIsos. Secretary.
Eswfort, Oct 30 i11
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quorum not appearing roIea the Board ives declared
sdJouIned until Monday ID November, at O'Clock D. M
JAMES n. SWEENEY, Clerk.
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
lJwarranted Also solid Chestnut and anut
Chamber Suites. plain and ornamental, at H. FAkhlNO-
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
\ Tho best assortment Of ESAMELED FURNITURE, In
oil colors and styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain and Orna
mental In Suites Wholesale and Retail Alec Mattress and
Psllai.ses WARREN WARD No. 217 Canal-st.
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Qoccdn Glfamfrs.

rNRAVELERS TO EUROPE should pro-
vide Themselves with HAEPEHS HANDBOOK FOR
EUROPE AND THE EAST. by ". PxABRoxg fEIaIDGE.
This the only complete guide to Europe pubbed IN
volume. Price 81 81. For sale by d. APPLEfDE a Co,
No. i3 Broadway, and WALTER Low No 8l3 Broadway,
or HARPER BROTHERS will send the work by mail,
pOs,ae. Tree rec.p, u - -.
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NOTICE TO PVBIIC CARTMEN, EX-

~ plFs~"fS nnl URiifEs - RENEW THEIR
IfCi NSE,-so,c- j. hef.by vs that Hrrrsa. Of Lic.n-
Zen uhc Care iIp-s Ncsors. and 90 be fpnic
Csfinn ~ be ersn~d Of this Ofhs between he hours 81
~ n. "a D No. aa.ly commencing on MONDAi, sept
i..L ~. Lurhsr nusf b. newly r.. ed on 49, sde u
tn cos 90 ~asr According ~ Ian sEd tie carl, and shson
broush O. The Pol ~ %. C'y Hal ~irTe they viii be
tn,ysroJ md the Cd Acfne srr bling chscksd by the
iny,r'of. BE- pl-risI 20 the fif Narsha for ~
10 ursu.. sal renewed atsr tc 3st DAY Of Oc,s
b.f ~ th. aav.r ABH. BLOWN, f.nt M.Ish4-
nsvar. Of:se September IS. llfl
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Corporation Notices.

INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-Thc In
90, On the Bond ana stool. - The Corporation ~ the
City Il srs ioft due Nov. lsl9 VII !. paid MOsDAt
Nov. :. hy DANIEL Dfh LIN, 20, CHAMBERLAIN Of tic
Cry. We Hrossway Bank.
lie Tr,n.i.r Book Nil b. elo'ed WEDNESDAY,, lnh
MATHEW r BRTNSAS. Comptroller
rsps-men' Of finance, CcmP,olleTs Oficc. Nsw-ioFk
o. ) -
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PROPOSALS FOR s5oo,Ooo.-voLUN-

DROPOsALS FOR $500, 0o.-VOLUN-
Il rtER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS No
sFiFS SEALED PROPOSALS viii BE- received o. the
Csni,r,lors Oie- until SATURDAY Oe,obsr ,ls,, isto
cees . m ~hrn tho WI be publicly openod, Tor
N. purchase ~ e than .ns Ts value u the Whole OF
r.r o. "a, q five hundred thousand doLoss Of tie
t1sE,eef Soldier, fsnis Az FUND boDds No IT, suthor.
lssl By Of4D.cr q The tofPr,i!o. yas'ci Oct lJ
.na Ae, Of us Lss, Il s s,s:s Of pA'ed
A,rch q. i>sa
I- Bona. ~ bear Interest the rate Of I've Per cent
pxybls seu sally the hfst day Of May and
November q sah Jcss AID To priIeip~ ~ be reaesl'ed
Nov. let. irTi. .
no proposals. vii the Of Bonds dssred. and
pf.c p~s hundred dafs bsref and the p-rsons
sho.s gfoposss ssspod ~ be required 70 deposi with
e thssoslAg II lie Cay thin i've days snef the spe1ng
a The bids tho ,unss awarded Ia them respectively
o. Yfossltna tie Comptroller tho foceips OF the chsfn
beah ~ sgeh deposits the I~f;irs ~p DO entitled 10 esvs
BcBes fof o;nsl u tie pal value thereof bc4fns
ini~f,,, fron tho is.s Of payments
faeh propo.oa should b. ssA.d and n1ssd Proposals
sor Volunteer solaisr Family ki Fund bond' No ] and
ineo.s s~cond envelope stirrsscd 90 the tomPtsolef
1- rsh Ia fsssf''d to rrl any 81 a. u tho b.a The
lr,ef ,.ts Q! the torpsr.fin felulie ~.
MATTHEW 4. BRENSAS Comptroller.
Cry ~ Now fork Department Of fin.noe, ComProlsrs
On,rs Oct 10, e.
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OssoikLI STATED sassioS-TL ursdsy, Oct ~, 1869,
&c. tocock p. IN
N. so1d mot pprseau, to adjournment in the1 Chamber
b. " Usy Hall
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OyyicE ov TIM SrRKvr CoxAisnoSER. I
hKw ionK. October -, laos
yINO CONTRACTORS -pROPOSALS In.

Two CONTRACTORS In.
closed In scaled envelope induced with tho title Of tho
oh and wi OF the bidder .LeIeon Will be
received til. oce until II clock N, Tuesday, Noven
Der TO- lt1ii 80.
buidins steam H.. and tender for use OF IN
zinc Conpsny No. ~ -
For building FIRE and tender for use OF IN
zine Company No ~. 49,
building fro AMI tender Tor use OF In
CINE Company No "a
FOR bulldog FIRE niBc and tender TOT Use OF In
CINE Company NJ. ~ ,o
foi building lew TEL der for Engine Company NO o.
Tor building tend, for Exempt tnline Company
For rebuilding ire engine ior oil Engine company
No. ~ =, =.
Now hand enrne or use Of Engine Company No a.
Rebuilding hose carriage for Company No, %
For buildng carriage for Hosc Company NO d. 10 A.,
Blank forms Of proposals. together Win TIC ,l
and ssr-efcnts sA be- obtained At th. ohce Dated os'
Depsftnient, New. ioIA, October ~, lJDJ
CHARLES q. CORNELL.
Street Commissioned.
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GALWAY LINE. III.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRIATIC. l,f'o horse power, 400 trn'
HlBFRsiA, l.OA horse POWER, 900. iuns.
COLUMBIA 100 horse powsr, 90 ,ans-
ANGLIA, 100 nof.e power, Juo 'uns
NV HIBfRsII. c.q,. LEIrCH.
win san nom BOSTON ior GALWAY and LlNkRrooL
on II lsDAY So,.nh.r g. b. followed by the ADRATlC,
,rom New \ oh, Nov. L., Capt. NICHOLSON.
Rates CT pisase payable Ia gold or its equivalent IN cur
EcEey; sos
fiTt Cabin.
lgi'snle .9ie '..'...'.s'''.'''''''''
sts-rss" :.......s.'''.
Passenger. forwarded s.o 10 London, PaFi. Hamburg
Uryfr, Bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c AZ "~est shts
Fare. Liverpool Galway to New iork and Boston
80. = 10. 40 aud : los.
orrV'ass apply 70
For ci,h AID other niormaiioni sppiy to ,,.,,,,
LANRENCE. GILES CO.. II South "Ilafn-'t
V,IIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN SEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL CALLING
AT CORN HARB0R.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LlEIHfoOL, CALI
ING At HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR .
PERSIA Lot. -avcs New York. Wednesday Oct q
OLYMPUS. Muir. leaves Boston W eenesdsy Oct %
SCOTIA Judsins leavrs New oIk w edn.sdsy Nov
ARABIA Noodle leaves boston. recsdsy Nov II
CHINA Anderson. sv.s New york. Weinssisy NOV, u
EUROPA. Shannon leaves Boston W ednesaA! NOV -
NEwroEx TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Psss.ge .................-.....tle1
second Cabin Psssstc ...............'.''.. @
Vsos SosTos TO LIVERPOOL
Chtrs Cabin Psssses ...'...'......'..''''"sis
psysb. In sod equivalent United SsAcs currency
berus net s~oured until paid for
An sIpensno-d Surgeon On board
1be owners Of these shps Will not BE- accountable for Specie
Valuable. uss Bhs VI Lsins having the value sIr'e''ed
signed therefor
H. tCNARD. No. IBOwnns green.
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Dentistr

mrs. GRIFFIN a. BROTHERS, No. 25a
~ Grand st. n. Y, opposite Lord TaylorS and No. ISL
Fulton.st Brooklyn extracting TEETH positively
WITHOUT PAIN by the Of the nitrous oxyde gas com
monty called laughing They also prepared to furnish
10 Dentists the apparatus for manufacturing the and to give
fu instruction. Tor administering the n BNo charge
for extracting when artificial teeth to be inserted
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'OR CALlFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
EvuIE-A DAILY LINE Of STAGES carrying the
Denver Great SAT- Lake Virginia and Carson Cities connect
ing by sce lines with the Pk.s Peak Colorado Bauuocb
Upper Missouri, Reese River, Washoc and Hnnbadt min
ing re sons -
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS
The route stocked with comfortable Corbc. and o,,os
Covered Spring Wagons. Every attention psid TO Ussssn
GERS
Passengers can lie any point the rooss and 70
sunle their when tire coaches are not fall.
Stations average - miles apart and meas furnished n
about 20 cents each.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph follows tho route with
frequent Operating stations.
Twenty i've pounds Of ossgass allowed extra charz,
will be made the excess Surplus baggage be by
via Panama.
Atchison il connected by rail with al points east.
THROUGH FARE, Atchison to Piacervile, 500.
Foe from placerle to Ssn francisco, Sl0.
Tor further information apply the Office Of the Company
No. "a broadway, N. Y, up stair.
Tickets sold at the office Of the Company st New York G
Atchisou.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of JERSEY.

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
~ From foot Of ourlandts,-Connec,iny ct Hampton
Junction with the Delaware Lsckawanna and Western Raj
and Esst with the L~hsh Valley Railroad and ~
forming direct line to PttsDaTsh and the WeN
without change Of clIs -
FALL ARRANGEMENT
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE To THE WEST.
Two orRs TINE and sixty Miles saved BY this route 70
ChiAso, Cincinnati ST. Louis &c.
October 49, laos Lesve NewYork as folovs;
EAEsisBusG EIPRsSs-At O. M. for Esron, Reading.
Pou.vil.e, Hsrris6urg Msuch Chunk, Williamsport.
NAIL TRA.N-ktB Easton, Water Gap Scranton,
Great Bend Pi,is,oo BnighaInton, Wikesbsrre, he.
IAN IRAIy-for Ess;on, Allentown, Msoch Chunk, W.
Transport Reading Pstsvlie, Harrisburg, &c
3:5 q. N-For Ess,on, Bethlehem Allentown and Aasch
Chunk
$50 p. S.-For SoInery'ne.
6.l0F N-For SoE.eTyile
I'm WEsrEsk ExpaEss-For Elton, Allentown, Read
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping ears nom
jersey City through 70 Pittsburgh.
Exi.Ess TRAN Iok HARRIsmao-The O. m. Express
Train New iork arrives q, H.rn.burg p M connect
iug Ea. and West Pennsy wanna Central Railroad, NORTH
Central Railroad North and South aud with the Can'oer
and alley Railroad. 81,
from Pier No North River 1t $50 4, and ~ M
The boats stop Bergen Poin, and Mariners HsIbor every
trip each way. JOSIAH y. sIEARSs. Superintendent
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
IL a H.. Rrpre~ for Buffalo
s.3o.a IN. Ms. daily COX Ousville
~ . IA, Mail for Brilo.
an "a. Way, for Utisyle. Newburgh and WGwiek
Nizh, EIpress dairy for Ddnkirs Buaao koohee
ter Carangua and principal stations Tram u Saturday
ran. through Buffalo but doe. no, run to DrnkirK
p. IA. EnsTsnt ior Dankirh
CIIAS MlNOT. General Superintendent
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL
1lBANY aud TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS

Il ANi aud TROY, CONNECTINO WITH IhAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave;
From Chambers From 0th-s
Express and ~ H., and j. 2, 1927 and 3;5 and
Is and p. m. st3:2
Troy and Albany with deep Ilo:sIP m
Ing carl. l0.0p NJ
Poushicep.e train 20 n, lisa H. and 1871 and eIy7
and IL and 6:l3p. IN. Pm.
Peekskn train, II q N, l:3a m, AZ p NJ
ard t:iO p m
Sing Sing Iain 3:tS and eiOl
p M <:07 and 5:s3 ?.
Yolkers train, So ls:R
On Sundays Of ~ .. m, itom 3othst-
Tickets may be procured any Of the oces Of Weectrs
Express NewYork and Brooklyn aud basKase checked a
al points the road and 70 Safaosa SPRING.
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY d, 1853

Passenger Station In Newlork 9Th IT. and +th ~,
Entrance ?Ith 81
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

NORWICH LINE.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
On and amer MONDAY Nov 2. the steamers CITY OIL
BOSTON and CITY or NEW iORk will leave Piss No
~ North River 1t 4 O'Clock tnstosd % o. hcIetofore
r.. s. MARTIN, Agent
baltimore and OHIO RAlLROAD:-.-
} THROUGH PASSENGER and FREIGHT bUSiNLoS
RESUMED Tickets to all Western and south W rstsn
points VIA PhiadelphiA, Baltimore. aud WsshnHoi WY
tak.u lowest rates, with esns 70 .pp
$3.50 q. w PERNEiL, General Agent
Corner Broadway aud Bsrclaysis
NOTWITHSTANDING LINE-CHANGE
az uulR ON and after MONDAY. Nov. 2, the steam
- ~ ri. lin. will leave Pier No ~ =. H., foot of Court
nd IT, zap. instead Vi p %vNs snr pst .s '
oas Of Company No us wos, st., corner Of coul'andt
I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-FALL AR
L NANGFMFNT.-Ieeve james slip and Jih 81. T. H.
AZ A m Mail Train ioT Or.cnport, stopping " all stations
md 10 D. NJ Express Train stopping jamaica Minrola
al. Stations eat to Ofeenpoit For lsp At
m, and 3, 30 D. For Syoss.t at and III and tJ.
N m For Hemp-t.ad ami III aid JJo. 10 and
20 y. IN tor Jamaica ut and II and 3d. u, $50
and p m ..,.,,,.,, ,, .,,. m VI. -. A.. -
M ison saith It, stopping al all Stations tA. ioT this uaii
For svosset Ton sundaysl a6i5 p from 3ths,) stop
ping al all stations
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I AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCIIBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and stsnch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave Ncw.York daily fSundays excepted) at O'Clock
from Pier No. 80 North River, foot of vestfyst,
FOR NEW.LUSDpN
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norw ch Worcester Boston Worcester
Worcester Nashua and New. London Northern Railroads
Freight taken q the lowest For information inquire
o. E. S. MARTIN Agent on the Pier
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STONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
- nos, NEW.LONDON, S1ONINGTON, PROvl
pENCE NEWPORT TAUNTON and NEWBEDYORD.
Tie splendid st.su.ers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No - " r., foot Of Court
LnG'--t., daily lexceIt Sunday. at S p. m.
tro.s 1T ta1,n iw by any other line Once Of Com
ranv, NO. lis West A., corner Of CourtlaDdst
Ses.York, March Z. is63 w 81 EDWARDS, Agent
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INFECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
- FORD, connecting with Railroad to SPRINGFIELD,
NORTHAMPTOE BELLOWS FALLS, BRATTLEBORO,
6c Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck clip q p m,
FORD leaves Peck alp M Tuesday Thursday and Sat
udsy.
The boats Of this line class Sound steaerr and arc
BY competent aud experienced oAicera
York Nav IS I9bl
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6,OOO ACRES OF LAND AND A FINE
FIGURING MILL FOR SALE,

AN THE 22D DAY OF JANUARY 1863, AT THE
" late residence of DR.. Thomas Davis, the County Is
Franklin N C.. the Ports Gold Mine, and "a miles
Northwest of Rocky Mount Depot, will sell By public
vendue he late " Residence of tesator with 1900
acres of Land m sold privately before the day sale
The mansion Is very comfortable with rooms below and
above stairs, with necessary oubaildngS viz: Barns
Stables Corn Cribs Forage Rooms Gin House, Ice House.
Carriage Houses, &c. The negro cabins sufficient to
arc immediate large number of negroes. Also the well
k-"rn FIGURING MILL. now in fine running order, with
n large and profitable CUSTOM The balance Of the land
will be surveyed before the day of sale and laid off tracts
of um 500 1000 One of these tracts has been
worked in gold digging successfully, and contains large
quantity of mining laud rich in gold The surveyor will
begin lis work of surveying the I'd day of January
next and persons wishing to examine the land would do
well to accompany him around the tract
At the time and place will efer for SALE with
reserved bid all the mining interest of tesator in the
known The SIMS tract in The occupancy Of
Capt. j. J. Jones' This tract is in immediate conguiE
with the celebrated Ports Gold Mine, at rich point,
where 100 pennyweghts have been taken in single lump
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
At the time, will sell the residue Of the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture consisting of Piano. Side
board Bureau Book Case, Bad, 9 BedseadS, large
quantity of Bed Clothes. Carpets, Towels, Table Cloths
Blankets, Crucke-y, all the Kitchen Furniture large lot
of miscellaneous books and Medical Library.
STEAM SAW MILL.
On the 2Srd of January, at the Steam Saw MILL will
sell the Steam Saw s and fixtures all in excellent repair
aud good running order with extra Saw also, large
lot OF Lumber OF various kinds
Terms at sale, and will be easy.
N. B. MASSENBURG, Ex'cr.
of DR.. Thomas Davis
Franklin Co., Jan. 9, 1868. 2-w&Sw6t
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NOTICE.

XK7AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w Jail of Randolph County, NOrth-Caro!ina, the
9th day of October, 1862 runaway slave, who says bis
name is HENCE, and that he belongs to John Thomas
Mebane, of Berthe County North Carolina. The said slave
is black five feet six inches high and appears to be about
twentyone years old The is requested to cnms
forward prove property, pay all charges and take him
away, as he will be disposed of as the law directs
B. +. STEED, Jalor.
Oct. %, 1862. 4-w6m-
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

0NA ACRES Or LAND IN FRANKLIN COUN-
%OO ty, N. , near Cedar Rock, the road lead,
ig from Castala, about half a mile frum the former ana
three miles from The latter place. About 80 acres are
cleared land most of which has been cleared this year
the balance is original woods and well Iimbered The III
prorements consist Of dwelling with and Heces
sary outbudings Bedford Academy is about half uni'
at which good school is kept.
For further information, address,
j. W. JACKSON,
CasaIia, \. G.
Dec 3n,.ls62. 1-w&swlztPd