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OyYIcF ov rng Dtror CusRrERss.rER,
FoKr LgAyHxvoHIH. hASsss. Oct -, lro3.

PROPOSALS tor ARMY TRANSPORTA-
i TOH.-sEALED PROPOSALS viii - received at his
oice uni u oolocs he lob day Of December TO-
for uisporAon d military supplies darns Tie Ye1' 1871
AMI 1902 the following routes; IN,
Rsuis 40 lFrom Forts homework Laramie and Kiey
and other drp0 nay ne esiAb shsd during TIC aoo'e
yesf, tho ~esi bank 81 Tie Missouri hfr norm 81 f"t
of station. Inst AZ o. ray be established h. tAs rpfes "
S.tr..sa Dato,ah id.io End Utah south n latitude %
ora nrfh ~ 90 norih Iild,f, % stale e rate 100
pound, ~ oo mie' =, whirh hoy vii Transport aeid store,
he year. 10, snB it,s
R5sE ~ T. From Fori, LesvesWorth and Rilsy, n tho
state o. K.n. ard The ~ hsuss IN tie Siui" 4 Mic
o4 g. any Q.sfs stations tai vf ry b. nlsted ~
the STAT II ksus IN The Territory n tooIio 'orih 81
sd - H ssi,sn.'i,d. 's a.' -is
n hat Tefiofy, 10 Fort GARLAND Ard TO sny oisf p. or
points ie r6l~ Bllf!su state tie rlc p"f "" TO- ne
r whch they vii uAn'pofi 'rld stores 10 each
q Dc nesi.' Iom APn TO lne.1''e o. me yeas
Aess s. Trou For unioa or '9sh Der dspo, =. may
b. sise-d 10 ~ Territory y sle1ee 70 any p''. 81
y ' ~, s va , Vac u We, inys' s,
-iss they ,r.n.r. .sld zach q the mon,h.
non Juns % So's.assr ioelss,s, ofihe var - and l.s
10 o. a.. ~ nj. Kou' no ~ ov1uo pounds GA hoSs
Ne. .nd 10 coo'o pounds On Route 10 10, .....,..
40 aalon. pei o.n.r vii 10 paii o. ne tramp rtaor
Of hon, tafi bread pIo lumber 'Ainso' CT A9y oAsr
Hdl.~ must s,. their IN 'a s'wei their places
ofscl4enes snd each popo'a nnst be seeomrtned ~
bod 90 the o. tsu ihoufand dlIafs slrl - Two o.
s..rs ~ tho fneuar~l Boz tc proYlal Co the par
,ss r,opsns ihs contract W accepted snd entered Into
and sool .nl flH ~n s~curiy frn..isd 80 Zee Ia &C
cosd.nre llA the To- n. q iAis ais,fti..uirn'
Ils smounf 20 bonds repaired vii BE- IS io..oNs;
lu Nlutr No. i....s.s..s.s..s....s.ss.s.~ INV
On Route .. ..'.'-''..'.'-.'''..'''''.' .s,"S
Ca Route Nc. o.......................... olvo
ssfsfacary evidence o. Tie 0say AM 'oveury o! each
III Ter sri poison cfcfr 40 s.cufl will De- required
Proposals must be- n!ortcd troposs' Tor ~ Trans
pofailou Route, Noe. or - f.c casr iay be aud
hone "a BE- tai % 4nss- they fully comply with al tbs
rrla Ifrl.riis ~ tlis 1!trri' ser.slL
FAIRIES whom aWufis made must be prepared 20 ero
cute ruuac once al give the req lied bond. lor We
a. .lH l~Tf rfnsnre - tAs sif-.
CONTACTS 49, DO ale ,utrttto the approval 81 Tie Guar
,rri4ser General but The g, Ia received - reject any
a. bids that may BE- offered.
Coafaofofs be- u esne., r. service by the hr', by
- Afrl 00s al they VII be- llrt to have rnce r
t1t.ss a. q Ia Tie vicinity ~ fos lc Vonwoih
I'D Tai anI sth'g pots iat may DO catisd u ~Len
they l4ay be fu. 4ird VIII lrnHIy 900 readily.
l. 4. kASIOS. MAJOR and Ouar'rfins.er
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"
= I'D Irvof necsuber 1865 AZ ~ NJ. fof hc hli ~
TtLLJN HOOPS auI HORNS II nA toFrfnlifnt '.lll''
.augi,rei within the tnf-ut limits Of tie bsi't NJ
0 Tor thee niolii more nom he connenleAe"' o. ''
clnfflef -. 49,. ..l o..
me- above articles 10 be collected b. the contractor r. re-
moved foA tue y41us places - wic The cattle ere il'l o.
su,i tnrs No NAY deslglated 10y tie oiccf Boz ci-i
lAe contractor tau b. liable "a i the ilirs ga 4 w
Woo ld lion. coming from every nal ssag f ti org
d esn D.. lnds raaltOry 90 fiT 10 IT, 81 s4f.et y.
rsri tat MI dne e.c.ion al ruoe md as ilai' 70
ol.1.l flc soil aftcles.
rs,ae.tW be required every ten days In "o''iA''N ID
lIud. ,,..f....
. shoua be inside "a duplicate, and oalh u allegiance
urs accompany the bids. ,..,
ne couuaeor viii be- he'll accouuiabls Tor tho Hides bc
ono week alter ile signing OF the c0nrlcf. go, a.,
BOND viii be rcguliej u1n Tie plsncc OF We p' i
A faiihiul f.Ihl inout 81 the CoAtaact OIL. a .
Bds o. BE- directed to Lieut.. Col q. BELL, g. - u - -,
Wellington u. c. and endorsd P'"... for ior ias'
sla AaIvn."
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Cosl ana (onno.

f.HnA KEWARD.-L0st Saturday alter
N,NWt no.a ei,fcrln ,fecieflcs' fank or While pei 4
-f.-. 10 Br9swsv ~ ouIibus. package containing
:. UU lt iuf. oi druoi.ilrfi % - & iU AMI .ess.
lo rlogr reward VII b. gii cf ~ delivery a. stephen
cons Coach Factory. NO. o. J. ct xi,hsi.
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oRDsascn orrcE, WA pEP.ErsESr, }

OAuNAacs OFYrcK war DEPARTMENT
WAfHIs0Toa. Nov. 20, 1908. :
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII DO received a,
y u. Ofce until r. No. the l8th = December neyt ~
10000 eis Infantry arcoucfIn-u caber o. TO be de
Ell IN to following quantities, a. to aidernained esenas
viz.
90WD sria a. tlc !rNkioId Arsenal, Endrsb4Is. Ia
10000 tcfs A. tho AArgAary Arsenal. fiiisbufe "a
20 900 stis 10 hc 81. Louis ATssuf 80 Louis, 80.
1000 sefs st the 4. s. Arsenal. Naertoan Mas
Te.f 1rcoufsfmruts TO be made ia sfEct conformity
With tho ToFaton patterns which b. my OF
Ito above .ifrd places. AID they be subject ~ In
spr-i0n q afsona where delivered before being received
By tr Oo.rnurut hone ~ be accepted pad for bu su'
afa approved GA inspection. TIE belts 10 he Of ftned
itf end a DE r0rA q be- the best tanned lheahoi
Der Uf't 20 be- Dol. .Gtd ln tle 90.
Drlytres rs bee MAIDS 10 lots pinot cs, than lVp te.
PEI wfk M 90 contracts ol 90 scs undri AM Aot i,''
than tu0 et per Hrk III contracts for over l' s''
the o. 90 &c. very e. De made wln Eileen ds- nom ave "4
a fn frftIe oi tnc amount. 10 br d'4'f" ~ uil
time Tire s.coufrfueuia must be boxed n iie utii yl'
tie hoKos o. 40 c 81 - cos to DO dei.Aoa - 0 '''
spsrir..
bidders u state osri,ily the usea Or ar'rnas where
fhry o. deliver aI tle nsmbpi o stls tutJ i Io.t
90 ori. ~ 81 f1rl pace II lol more iAnn one. ,
30 bids n..I .r coalioIui fom pf-lfr "tri 'hh i,i"
maAla er Che ar Gle uud such as eve Know 10 o."
ueian4rf Co.. tr fly competent - exec r, Do tAf own
,ap M s0fs ufoposcd f1i Zach party obtaining conf ict
vii De- .t4uiita o. enf,r nO bond "i ai'o'e" ."'''
for lts fstlfHI execution. ~
lilo De lncu rsere tie night to roget any q III bios
II DOT d,sA4cd sifls.actlfy. ana q, =. To-. p,
Ramsay Chief OF Ordnance Washington D. Co.. and VII be
' GRO D. RAMSAY.
Blxsdieg General. Che. VI OGGs..cs,
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FoEa0a pvrsrr,fFST.



ALEXANDRIA, Va. Ncf. ~. iiO5)
PROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, and
L GnAl.-Wnuen proposal. are iv..ed ioF furnishing
nay STRAW OATS tnf CORN. f1r tlc o. tie Gov
e1ien' be- delivered n AorandTla We, any point on
as Potomac of ~ fb4afes AMI % ,uch g4anttrs tln
te ir,2oaod fo aid At such times. a. tie under
slgrs4 r.aF d.ffDt.
s pro poia, BE- addressed to 'h- undersigned. md 20
,.nfo thc laft - and pllc, ~ each Tleo olrlei.
P..al. l be- resolved f,r two thlussAi 'too bushels
Of CON = Oas a1i y o fYns Of LAY % straw and up
ward si De- iof tie Interest OF tic 1oycTnneut 20
contract lof lees amount
On CO. be- ut up iu good sck o. about two % bushels
end in fcs. q about three 49, bushels each ~ ID arc 20
s afnra q charge to tA1 Government IAo Lay ~ j
s.ias 90 be- securely ba'rl
All sti.e- furnished under thJ Advertisement 10 be sub
rct g. rsd inspection by the Government Inspector
rac.srs will DO uade nom time o. 'i'ne, under this aive
trm,it tho lowest lonsb.s bidder tie Interests
4 the puli service may ,urc. .
Tue ulirfs.nc. the rgh 20 reject any and all
oaers which may be- deemed hcol atDls with ihs Interests
u ih, Government.
Payments viii he mad. IN such funds may be provided
ou l1ted states Treasury, and, ~ ~ as practicable
upou delivery but the undrfs usd reserve tho A 20 with
bold e whole OF part Of tie payments un tho sompS.s
mlfiInrn' OF Agreements.
Good .ecuu'y w be required for Tho faithful fgllment Of
any a,recuIolt u. 40 lnJel ils alyefilsenltut.
WM sfODDAhD, capt and Assistant q NJ.
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QU,LrERu,srsRs OFFIcr, No Statest,}
sew OBE, Nov. 70, 1903

CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
- tbs Once until Y o'clock m on le fh 81 DECEMBER
,, r the mn "a, of all Government Stores within TIE
Ciy Of New.Yok Ey,Ty pcIson bldn- fof TIL. woiA e'I
state explicitly the terms o. which he propo'es 70 go H.
The ci or faucr fiug the rtes ~ carriage au.aii- -
tain prices oaliiug load OF lJp pounds, 'sy ns 1
TO distance Bidders VIII be required 10 state the fres .f
cortng the number Of pounds to the Load the distances d.
nOued in the ordinance above referred TO- , .,.
The party to whom The contract may BE- awarded WIZ De
qurcd IN readues al times sufficient number OF
perform the required service and 20 Keep them at
work when required nights aud Sunday. without extra com
penson and be present in person By competent agent
NJ all times and execute all osders which may DC
given for work o. b. done
No propoal will be considered unless coming nom respon
sbie persons known 70 the undersigned or who VIA ~
vouchod for by res pon,ijle parties
Zach propoa nu BE- Endorsed by two responsible person.
setting forth their will to -sculy ~ tro sum 81
: - 900 that said proposal II accepted viii b. faithfully car
Ind ont.
Zach proposal must be Endorsed "Pfoposa' for CoFtns
Government SoTrf"
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL. OF THE ARABIA.
The French Emperor's Letter to the
European sovereigns.
rRt FOREIGN RELATIONS OF FRANCE.
Ger Policy in the American War, the
lexican Question and the Polish
Instruction.
TRt FOREIGN RELATIONS OF FRANCE.

The mails Of the Arabia arrived here early OF
Saturday morning bringing three days later foreign
eles than those previously received.
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g. TEE 1863.

pF<SsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
With ~ connections, forns -
THE SHORTEST AND O. ilAf.sf ROUTE
ysoN Nrw-YoRK TO TuE fgisc'rAt NssrsRN ttrirs
San trans run daily from New, ok to Phi adephs, via
SgJsise aht Ser1sg sA4 ag'Sy hns nv THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-lORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURILANDrsE
ry Of PHI ade ha tie morning Passengers cave New
York M time other routes syeans passengers
a. o p. N, one hoal alter than other ines
BY way OF Allentown, evening passengers cave At p ~.
hour. later than the Northern lrss snt BY both routes
arrive time Northern lines Ia N.cA-o aud al
POINTS IN tie North West C.ene. Indianapolis Louisville.
-. Louis Cleveland Columbus nrnn4t, aud NJ mAin
points west wi-n twer changes oi cars. pto,,.A, 4.
Sleeping Cars without change run from fmateph 70
Pittsburgh 3 miles aud Newly ORA 20 fls.oas.A, sI0 mica
Smoking and saloon Cars on al tIalla
luie the same al other routes.
Buggare checked through. TIansie-s Tree
Secure te .ets good nut deed by ~. shur L.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylvania Ceulral COMPANY runs an Fmisrsns
Accommodation Linz which 1io.as comfortable MODE IT
travel " es moving Westward - oA"A-L Io usua. Iasss
Of fare ,.,.,,,,,,,a,
BY his rou,. iei hts Of all dssc pions he forwarded
10 aid om any point on the RAILROADS u Ohio, her'n cky,
indiana Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa, ssouFi, by RAIL
ROAD Direct o. 80 ary port Oh sas sa0e Iiy.ss
W'.st lv Steamers .-ofn pi.fshu-ll
ge llcs of .rcst 60 and om eny point Ia tho West By
The PENN yiyaua Central Railroad tn.es favorable
charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants ADD
shippers inl4s- $40 Transports ION tclr IRE, b. ~ tis
Company cen rely with confidence rs speedy Transit.
LIVE SrOCk.
Farmers and Dealers IN Live s.ocA will find this moss
adv in-eOu route Capac1us ia.ds wei wasgci and snp
Pied vh every ,onycue uce have been oleued tins line
and It's connections and every attention paid to their wanis
Prom Han .ourf whore VIII be found every yeenee ,or
riAs SErW-y6Rh S Si SAhr fSsiia 'MSRkETs
J. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No As1of house.
No. G,,.t lio,,e and No. South William Il.
MCDONALD bioCuOkF. Lniisant Agents,
no. Baliery-pae&
vNoCH LEWIS. General Superintendent! Als0sas.Ps
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DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for II
TOR BOsTONand PROVIDENCE, via NEW.

l. PORT and FALL RlvEA--1he splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. CAPT, Brown, kays. Neg.Yors
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, OF
oc6ck p. H. aul the EXPIRE STATE, Capt. layton on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and + lDAY, s.4 O'Clock ?. H.,
flcln Pier No. AOItL River.
reaft,r 10 room Yi be- recorded secured any sppL
cant In'il the sllH have paid for.
Irie.t B0stlu l14,g.ar4 tIOu.h With grea, dspatcb
y 90 E.LIfILEF.rD AGENT, No. II Broadway
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T.
For New Haven, ok, 1872 RI l2;lo lEIh s0e
tEx.l, 3.,o $50 and (t1.l p . a..
Iog Bridgeport, 7, tE1 J. ii:50a nj l2'la tE1b 'w
(Fr). 80 4.lJ and Va p lu
Fof Milford and s.ra.fcrl :, a. ~ $3.50, 4b p M
FOR F.lIleld sogiApor. and WePort T. li;oO IL 80.
4. p " 49,. ,,.,.,r, ooo,r,
For Da.a All Greenwich, = $50. u:so m $3.50, 40,
For stanford : (E, $780, 1850 M l2:l5 EI), 800
ia 1881, 49,. $50. 8 ,kK.l r. M. 800 ,,,o
H.; $50, 49, 5:j0, 600 p .
' CONEfCTNG TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield M. XXI, SO" tErh p N
tor Boston, shore Line, 1913 ia 3 P m
Tor Hartford All Springfield tEIl ll;Jo m 3Vo
tEN.L p. ~. r. . A.,
II .aJ d. 10 Northampton. - -, IN,
FOR H.tord Providence and FiihkiI Railroad, tEAh
For Haven New.Lonion and stoninston Railroad ~
a. IT,. 1918. 8. =. ~
For Cansl Rairold l2:ls ?. m. % Northampton.
For Icu,iiouc iisI road. 3 a. m.
-. Na-satuck RAILROAD, 8 d. N, p. m
for pa- 1ury end Norwalk Asioll = 9:3o NJ t;2o
Coulnodous : .ecping Cers alta, Aci 10 p IEains
JAMES Al. uOl. Superintendent
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NTEW-JERSEY RAiLROAD--FOR PHIL
" aDEIPHIA aid tue SCUM end WEST. via lEh-
sEY CIIY-Mal and Express Lines leave Aew ioTk at
aud 10 m, a.. g. $50 md l. midnight Fare 20 ahe -
= 70 rhecs. At and n q. L., ami aud L:vO p u, tor
y arlington ana ~ z nd p. m. for The Wet
J. ". WOODBURY.. As.4st.nt Superintendent.
No barrase VIII Dee received for any tans unless delivered
.nd checked IS minutes si OF the tire OF leaving
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CTONINGTON LItG f0r BOSTON, via GRO
- TOY NEW.LOEDON. t4ONINGTOH, PROvI.
pESCE NEWPORT, TAUNION, a.d NEW.BEDFOhD
Tile eplendd steamers 1yAAOANkALIH AID PLY
MOUTH ROCK vii leave Per No. 10 " K, foot Of Court
landt.st., daily Except Sunday a. p. IL. -
Feisht i0N - oLy other me- Oce Oh Coin'
rary. No rs " estsf. corner 81 torrtaac - 49,,
AcS-Iosk. Nov. ?, 1903. " "a tp.' AllDs agent
EOR NEW-HANEN. HlbIFORD, and
4 sFRINGFlELU.-sr1AsiD Sd RAILROAD
CONNECTION. 4i.o CON4l-t.ALab leaves Peek aIR,
East River at 3:l5 q M NIGHT LlNr-Ihe LIN CITY
',ayes at II clocN p H. Sunday excepted
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of Jersey,

ENENIRAb RAlLhOAD OF NEW - Ehoi,f,
" From foot Of Couftand.-sf connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lscka"anue and Western Railroad
and a. East0n with LeAigh Valley Railroad and i's eonnec'
1n forming direct Ene Pisoor.h and the West, With
o4l change Of cars. - . ,.,, ,,.,.,,
S1.y Miles and Two BoURs saved oy this line 10 Chicago
Cincinnati st Louis, etc., cAunge Oi cars.
NlNIER ABKAE0EMbs1s
Commencing SOy. D, 1863 Leave Ae" lcrH az ioA9|s;
uARRfeBUn. ETPREssAt q. IL, Tor Eeston, heading
Pottsvile. Harrisburg Asuch Chunz " Transport
NAL TRANato.lOa M iol -s,oH, " aieE Gap Scranton,
Wikeshare. Great BEND. Pifs'on 4 gha non, &c ,,,
l2H IRAIs--.or Esston. Allentown, M-ach Chunk, WIZ
liau.spor. Keld.uy. Potsyi.le. Larsours, &c. =,
$40 m.For Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown AID Msaeo
Chunk
ago p. n.-For Somervilo.
$40 ?. Mo sonlcTviAe =.
~ MrsllaN EXPREss-For Ess;on. Allentown Read
iug HAIR shurg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars
though from Jersey City 70 Pittsburgh
ENFRFss liam FOR NAaRIsBuKs-IEe q m Express
Train fron Nc,gYo arrives AZ Harrisburg a. n connect
Ing Fast and Wet Pennsyysra Genital Railroad, NORTH
en- CentTa Railroad North aid SOUTH and with tie Ceosr'
ard Valley Railroad A., ~,
ELflsBErBPOqr AID SEw-Yosx FERKY-Leave New-fork
fcm Pier No 2 North River a. 800 IT, and 9'J) p N
he boats stop - Bergen Point and Mariners Haroor every
,rip each way. JOSIAH o. sIEARNs, Superintendent
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NTEW-YORKA NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
O. COMMENCING .OA. 20, LOO.
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN.

Passenger Station in New YORK 9Th st. and ithsv
Entrance 2stAs,.
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CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.

tn. undermined viii dl.uatch q the und-rmcnored or
o,irr trtcs. fI powered. Er-h-buit Steamers, from
.EW-iOIN 10 LIVERPOOL
calling Cuseutowu % iAld p-sset seTs an !aiess TILL
GRAPHIC D.sPAICllES
So lns Connrrier. T. igA
IOilsi ASA.e 6........ Broof us...Frldsy, Dec
vfpf,f MA ..4 l..,.... rracs......F Friday Dec ~
CARCLlNA.....l hobers. .....rrday' jan
4e.e hrv- ~ been but unicr the ton o.
hr Oil cf Surveyor o. Oh. Liverpool iuc rterF estfy 0.
Iron ships They have e1ta wsisrtght compartments, nl
e!.s,ed hist. clsss far twenty tao y.aTs
They htscd or first second and thifdcsAs pissensEs
VII ~. charged - tie following raiDs;
si", c.bin.............S ~, rsyssl, IN Currency.
sfr~rsye....s............. ~
pciary I'D ulolon uA'-gl-ised by sAy ONE! lie
Of s'ral4fGs.
For further ptrtitulsrs spp'y 70
WI rIANfS 4 GTTION No. II Wa!i.r
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n ono IsLAND RAILKOAD = WINTER

4 ONI I-IINND NNII.IsV-N u = " " H1is
IL ARRANGEMENT. commencing nov. IL lb@-Leavs
James slip lu4 3sts, r.. T.. a. T. III mays anu os'ui'
" a. p. T.. 4'o!cr G-eearofs ~ls haoo.i halptons
For svo.se A. . n. ~ o. a. an Z. IA. Tor lilalcA a.
sfiyDtY INCIRslJN rlAlN-For lsip at s:l5 a NJ,
nom 3sthst stopping ~ stations feEe Tor this Tram
excursion rates. - -.
lions. 4. EtANDHt. ~ ae4h.rl1elI
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WILLIAMS IS GUION, No. II Wal"

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAfl5N.IOH COMPANY;
AnRffrlC 2ID horse power. 4 90 tnna
coiILirahii'ii. ii0o h. Ne pow u ooO tunI
ANGLiA 100 hor.e Powr! 800 sGH'.
Tn ua.riacorf eide Ish.cl sfel.nsAI
ANGLIA. tap'. BROWSE
vinrl from BOSTON ~ GALWAY AID LIVERPOOL on
TUESDAY. Dc,embeI @ DO followed BY the COLUAbA'
ls. u passage payable Ia gold Its equvaen, IN cur
Tency: ~,
Fist Cabin.
ln.,ru-cl4 ............. .'.'..''.''''''.''
stesrige..................... ~
Passenger. forwarded also - loadon, Paris lllmhurs
UAvre. ltelcn. Not'srll, AL-erp &c. e lowest r.
faros from LivrrpY, Galway ~ hsw-i orb aud bos,on
e. 80. is an- il..
SArFL sEARLE. 80. - Broadway.
For FREIGHT ard other information arply to -
LAW ktAoL, o4ifo 4 Co. No. A. south "ill.in' 81.
hOriC E--lle ,isars.lip CITY OF LIMERICK OF this
Inc will Az estra steamer on IiiU .sDA Dec
Hes splendid Tor siew siseraso fAssenscs q
fet. .el rates. payable % 4. =. cHrr.n0v.
join q. DALE, Agent, No. IS iiroadway.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing at Queenstown Cork Haroorl -The well Known
stenmers u ls Liverpool Aew ogk AMI Philadelphia team
fn.p Company are n.cut,t 10 sal AZ ioLo~s;
CITY OK BALIlAlDh Saturday. Dec .
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And every succeeding s4u.DAl' ~ noon sEoSi iisf -
North River.
Paysf- ~ gold. or h. r,a. yalcut in currency;
FIRST tABlt......s. 90 ST BRA ........fsO 90
f.Iatt ah q. lorlon. % N aecrase 10 ioncon... - ~
Eir.t alba Psis... - ~ s.efuge 90 fI.s. - %
flint Cabin TO Hamburg 80 u, Storage 20 Hamburg. 81
Tassersefs also forwarded 10 Hayre, Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp. &c, ~ equally low rates. -
falrs nom LIVERPOOL ol Queen town; ls Cabin SO 70
to5 sieegase. go Those who wish 10 send l'f Tel
4. ca !. IN buy tickets here u these rates.
Iol further Information. apply e. lac Companys ofces
JOHH @. DALE, agent. No - Broadway. y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
HUDSON RIVER RAMROAD.-FORA ALI

4 lBANY end TROY, CONNECTING WITH ihAiNs
NORTH Gad WEST Trains leave -,
From Chamhegs-st. - rom SV,lAr
Express aud ~ ard 5; ';, w. .. hi AM ''' sAs
Is and P. az 30 ?. u.
Troy lrd Albany with sleep lO;S' y. IL
ing carr. lO..n 2. ,,..s
Poughseepsin trn endl 5:I- and lI's H. ano b'SS
=. n, and l!.3i p. p IL
PcekskiN train. +.iO p. m. ~ p m'
nm. $50 AID S:.Tp.m
Tsrrviown train go p H 500 p N
On Sundays al j.l2 p M tom 1Jth-.t i, ,,,..,
Ickct- may procured a. any u the ofhces Of Hesc9ws
E4rro. ia New hroosyn end baggage checked -
ss o.e 10 I'll points The road aBd 10 Saratoga Srtings
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
The Position at NickSburg.

Persons who left Vicksburg on the 18th in
slant say that brisk engagement was then
going on along the entire line. The digging
for mining the enemy's works was not as ex-
tensive as heretofore. Sherman, on the
right, was gradually reducing the enemy's
fort opposite, and silenced gun after gun
Some of Stonelnan's approaches are so close
that the distance could be made with spades
in a short time Our troops are all anxious
for demonstration. Gen Logan. with his
forces opposite what was called Fort Hill.
was fast beating down the earth-wolks, and
rendering them useless as a protection to the
Confederate artillery The rebel hospitals
are largely on the increase. Hardly a day
has passed that "a few red flags are not oh
served flying over houses in the city. This
was particularly observed from Gen Hills
position. 1t is thought that these may have
been ruse TO keep our gunners from firing
upon the city. \ red flag was even seen
Gying from one of their forts, from an en-
brasure of which heavy gun was dealing
out death to the Union soldiers. Gen Her
ron on the extreme left, was working his way
up with great rapidity, having gained from
one to two hundred and sixty yards within a
dav or two.
The St. Louis Republican says that Gen.
Gran, has constantly kept his Typographical
engineers and working parties engaged in
making scientific approaches, with view to
rendering the Confederate works penetra-
bic by final assault, and unless all signs
fail, the browning victory cannot be delayed
many days-,jOavual
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
The Vermont Democratic State Conven.
ten.

The Vermont democratic state convention
for the nomination of state ticket to be
supported at the approaching election, and
the election of four delegates at large TO the
next national democratic convention. was
held at Montpelier, Friday. Chas. NJ. Da-
venport was chosen president, and S. c..
Chandler G. ". Aiken and r. B. Rounds.
secretaries. Hiram Atkins. A. NJ. Dickey,
Erastus PIimpton, Z. r. Wright and George
Washburne were the committee on resolu-
tons. The committee on nominations re-
ported as follows: For governor, T. P.
Redfeld Of Montpelier; for lieutenant gov
ernor, E. A. Chaplin of Rutland, and for
treasurer, K. Mex. Ormsby Of Bradford, and
the report was adopted. They also reported
as delegates to the national convention the
names Of H. B. Smith, L. S. Partridge, John
Cain and T. P. Redfeld; and \. H. Aiming
ton, A. Mclean. A. NJ. Hawlett, and J. NJ.
Weeks as substitutes. The resolutions adopt
ed were the same as recently adopted at
the democratic convention Of Ohio, with the
addition of one thanking Gov Seymour of
New York for his letter to the Albany meet
lug, denouncing the arrest of Vallandigham.
Speeches we're made by B. H. Smalley of
Vermont, James Brooks of New York, Wiley
of Massachusetts and others. The conyen-
ton was numerously attended, and the pro-
ceedings were harmonious. The afternoon
session was held in the open air, on the state
house common.