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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

CITY lSsFYc-OEs DfPanTrLSTi}
NFw ioRK, Nov -. 1853
IN ACCORDANCE with 4 resolution adopted
by tic Corlca Couuci ani approved by lie Mayor on
a." twelfth dl- = November ,ri..;',
sEALED PROPOSALS Or hereby invited f,r tho 70
na1rl. e. te contents a tie snA1 end lrfi.s o; SOW
* Cry beyond As hTooT 0r te me-, ten enr. " l-
oui any co1l..slfi lrom tie City IrcryEyt sef IN"
=, rti0n Of III pcnl contract, ue slccfff bdio' to
plcnfr TIC be- sua h title, alt iutcrcf 0 th. pIc rnt
contractor fr fbe uueyrTsi tern II s susc nd % l,9G
foT r1llI n -tfpl e. tr s4ls q De- r.b = d-r lc
'kf f.r'r' ring f cortnr lcr y - lr p.r = he
d i f.i irtl3y by tire pants o the 50 "a
,t- at pv.'r cr te pef1g cr pr c.py.ny i4r san g.
sud two ff-ilcs ~ tr honsan4 dois each Tor tAe
e. f p.fol..rc # Do wnk da ~ hrs r'qlrefnruis
slj polosas trH be delivered tt tie Ohcs Of The CRY
lrs's ~. hq. I'D '44 ia stlcrt On OF ore II f,DA1 l.
ger dsy,f November inst a. - O'Clock r0ol 81 which 'to
sud reo hey viii be oiencJ 10 tie ps,seAl. Of the Comp
,'o.rr al.d Cliy lnspocioT. ... ,.
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Crrr o, -. Yorx- I.,rlnr...r og FINAycs.

'Y-PraciL s ifrica - ". d J 70. y
PROPOSALS. tor so, 800 Ol 1.-THE NEW
4 YOEk COUNTY COURTHOUSE sIOC N."-Sra'ra
yrcnoft viii he received the Co. pT0ef Odce until
r4lU RDAf Aoytmt,l g. il uBnl COCK ?. tn, "i.n
tc eu.s ID BIZ l i % rrd lo go = oe - rf Ii ~
ito sur ~ THfrE hr.uhED THOUSAND UuLLht3
of TIT NlN .iONA COUNTY tDlAtLlt9f. B.
STOCK" a.th, z.l by ttrp iCi Of ts Less o. = ta
b. of-ui.s cfthe io.ia of gTors spP.9'ea - -o
hryor irril 81. 'o,,.
lie % 9r--i'r 10 c1riinae u conrr'
tllr ol re NV f1sf'-iisr.r ou bIfs' t "l" y
in,ersss te fae q 50 PR tt.l per annual rays1s
l.ry,iry o1 t.e ils dave O. Ny - s,oaf. lni he
rnl f1i - boz rsfermlne l a.rrc w. rs' l~rI 81 one
ian- 90 s.,all io.. each commencing wA he AI's dsy
90 toFlrl.- 4. -. rs. -
The prDruss WI 40 ant o. stock drr't end no
rr-- - 0ur h.rtg q fo, Z. irffi u tlc r'FIna Ni''
frapr's la accepted V. De- cgratf = drfcsf ".h l.'
tr.ar Tfrrr-.r wHiir f~r co air- 'Ac g.nis ~ 10
I'D. tlo sl.as ~. rir io them sprcisF' y. 90
lu rr.". o. .f 'ra .'f 'll ica' ~ f' .r .Nl'f
1rrasfci llf slr d-p0s e pirir vii BE- entitled 81 r
.atrt i,I ecua fu1rul a. - pr r'-i.c " th'
s'r-k hrsrls ir'rr.,i ffllH 'hr a. f.. of fl'.a.At
E.ct lf.na.i.on 90. l b~ e.d .id iagi ca ffon at
~ teY. ali COMFY r 'l.- .ct' ed itciOtt- ~ 1.
second rnte.0 30 atdIrrrri % fLr Com. iIlafr
Tl~r si,,e-yot ,9 r-~ri sry = 81, tAr liaf r com
county. ifiI4A.N .. la.+NNA', Io.lf.....c.
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Alaehinern.

MACHTNES AND TOOLS FOR SALE.
Va FfRf-BRfCK PRESS, Superior sr.iele. ~
small II \ D-LATHE; sm4l second hand fLANER.
lLACE FLUrlhG MACHINE. lsrge iie Wrs1 hes kc
READ Z IMBACh, No. - brsene--t
Dull OUT TIE PLUGS.-Those having
Z ~ nss y ISIS l.PROtED NELL ft.lFs is e,"'
tlre .a 0rn oil vent hoe. - insure a-n.. ;-.at INC
bet Pslrts ~ use an r.!o against t4ost. sod 5y
=. y. WEST 4 Co., 20. I'D Drooeway.
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illc0ical.

MANHOOD and the Viror Of Yonih Restored
WI ~ Pour 81 eeis bv Dr r. Jfu'S fr~FNIf oi III 3.
I.ls wonac.fA'r slh VIII fo.t.-u hahood 81 te %
S.,IeI to. ,ior whether lIsns f.Hlp LI-csei, sole
A5lsc tie la-', O. Climate hl..ul talset. The ams
rsIlT. go tare ts m0a' iIfs T.r Geo lsi fnfh. .l
b. iflDlaib-. DR. hords lfan-r oi lAio D. sod ~
will strrrfli iv e.c ior 3 ofi1-f glante' ID o.
foI Sent carefully pac,ci receipt Il remittance - H..
rEIP noLASD. Ne. ~ B'oe.as,'v
ono door wr'' Con Rrg-d".y he".i''s-
SrILLkEAD SOMETHING WONDERFUL.
pTho .oaifs d, n I'd. Auo' 80 Cossiro ,sg sc Ame''
XIV EocnrLLr, y. y, Oc.. q, i3.1
Ne..r, C.HnrSo Duorulrs b 90.
oF.sfr-ts Ca" so f.o.tre IN nsio re- .n.
.r, ~ho nsd ben r,sns f- svsfe cough .or 'evrf'i
wrtla Wis. 81 f'iiri r' .I.. So -i'''I q. Ng
t.e t-''al This DID, fcsu s in p o. i' 0o-s n iA
..rs. lol .fl ta sL.r al tL4-'lJ-s iat-4'
AMOS z. coRwiNE.
Nav YORK, OF J., il,A
Me.ui. CArrSso nrorurKs 60. .
Have b,tu lsI uu or rsiy lUT wrcis VIII lfn''f
au-sI an- u.'n conf4fnr tftt lhT'-n, [" - '4'i
Ca hearing Of y.uf ' Io. jed La.a, ssu, snt ff'cafti
bottle. AID opp 90 - iL- sa is-s sg4eli.nl. ny
''''a'' ciiALIs ". EuRD. 20. a. Wa. I7sh-.,.
-~ffr tllt Ch4f.rs " Nagl ias b'rl To our 81 i1F
fos ere l yo. al e-l sea- iof '-o coff'ci'' 81 AZ
y. p. coSKiiS 4 Co, Eo,. ~ sad ios 7ilsr
GrsrlrEss. tr,es ue rr,, rie,,lfr 20 Inform vou hat
YOU 4i0p..s lsiaf' be- rnIey fcrfrd a's n pro-
ir.r.4 sa sfsl cold "a ID ns isri n sever. Aosf'r~s'
,lfr thfo AL alrs l tlc o4esi, sl wI Al4 Doc '
al have s,ca soaf rflpir raafa' ''if 'H4 .HI"'
rrf y recommend O. frci sld st 10y hn tg'rns
o. sllag calsrs aa f- iu. = csal aid sptriy c-.o
''-''-'' ''-''' WV. J. HUOHEs.
General De?o,s: ,..,, s,c,,,.,
No -~s,ar.,'.. r-s5 wal.'., he~-Yo.h
Fe,rf.1 I a a. r lgIt
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1869. THE 1863.
~. - 2 u

PENNSYLVANIA tkNttAb hA'hhOA"
WITH l.s courrstiuIsl IONS
rrr euopTNsF AYD QUICKEST ROUTE
pp,u NFw loSs 40 Ths fhiNvfhL " tSitAN tt4ts
s.y. tssia. sga dly isoas New. c.a TO ims0eh.' va
an q'riRauCI TRAINS FOR Thl WEST BY fIiis
""N kOyIr LLitE NEN-l ORA saOA lie
FOOT OF cor RrLANDrSE
Ry wsy e.. 4i.phia the morning fienee-' leer' Ne''
Yorl @ n, hte t'e o. orl i}f ts &cnhs is'ehser
49, p 80. one pos. I..cr tla4 oile. ta.s.
By way oi Araowu. evening pas tare cave al p n,
arrive nj s tae time Northern nes Ia thca,o srd az
pouts M the NouhN cs CIvlne, lad aapoi' Loa'a'.ls,
Il. Louis Glow .aud Co.ambus, Cincinnati and al main
puut, Nrsf Win fewer cAthrfs oi cars u.n.,-,-,t 4.
sr,qin. f vithlu. change ron Philadelphia to
rtlaf.h M miles. lni Ncw.l 10 fi.soassA, ij1 alice.
Smoking ard Si.oon Cars o. al! Trains
r. ,iecEll .hrrn.h VrausS.rs Pee.
secure tc4ets rood anh u'ca, by d. ti' i,. o-fsh
MFSIfNH ENiNNAL-JN.
II, Pcrrsviy.al Central Company runs 81 fmis7n,
Aroin ol nan Line. which G1oIds comfortable mode Il
a,ct rcs MOVING westward .. oae LsA he as. A,es
ol fare. ,,,,crfTe
Bv,ii ro'e he' lts oi el d., rpons lie f9rw'rd-d
10 sad any romt on the isaAoad' o. uAo, acSl
ROAD . REC T. 10 Tlr n. tAe gable rivers oi ~
N,sf by ,.ca-ac.s .o.a li,.segrgn
The nlt tflight o. AID fon point IN ths Wes. 9'
ii Peuns} vsaa ooa1el laoad Al ines iaso1ao
% arc lrl r5 ort railroad Oonp4ai0s Merchants -
shippers n.r te uanrsiion o.! lneif re - 20 ''-'
1--we STOCK.
lsgnew eri Nea.esl m Live soeS VI ana i,s 'n'' S
ad.. 40. faf.Hfr fs ic!lus ils. vel W seu 80, 49,
l.,a rt. c rsnie''e ha'o aoen op'F' I '' mt,
PROM ilata Nhei, W., bc ea"d eyesy el' rliTiIeI
ie,ds egd ca.e j. eseis .s,,s q ~ ie rs
~ T. rLliOVr Passenger A-snt, ho. AstoF House.
Li'N' IS %, eii ,' and No South wina..,.
No. SB@i.ery-p,aee.
ISucn Lr,yIs. 0sps5ll suPsEir.sndeni A.s0aaPs
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Jronrante Gompdrlce.


INCREASED CAPITAL AND PAKilCi
4 PAIlOS ~ lkOfllS-aOfflI ANfWNhh AiAA
I,SIRANCE COtlrANN.- lne0 flof-ied l.ii
No. NALLsr, fKw DIRK. Oct. =, o.
The President aud uerors of THE Compeuy take "'sao
ia appd. tho pablo that IN orierto meet more iuly ~
demands OF So customers tle present sfofkNo.ts hf' 80
..fped the additional oi OUO King tie Iirent
CASH CAlIIkIl-llALf MlLliD' DoLi",h2, ~,
All Of which as been pad ia ard Invested 70 ,oe' nv
uti,r the sanctioa and opposh Of william Dui'' 'sf'
Superintendent O Insurance Department 49,, ., TN.
The ,omplny. With Increased iaoiiies '.h.Ihl' iII
Policies iufng aranst loss ard damage 10y fhe tl ih
giansp p..,atou wherein til a. suIod prl'p''nn 70
sncl without r.uiclp patton, 81 reduced r'ts ol t.e ~
loses adjusted aud laid ~ the "h'' o' T. M o', ~,
cnar.eir..ei iia busnca, oi, dins tle re-, o'y
icflH. |AhA' W. WV '-'
H. - nIglCsER. So-n'a4y.
r. +. IisoS. aup Agent
~ ~, - - rr-n =
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IViM GRTAT ENGLIsH REMNDY IoR

tJrr Ahp hli hiIlsN
tIl T,feI !cl4 N an0tH coui ..ls ,ef - .,or ~
lorr si.ufr. ere adt4..i ~ uiC bLAfEa 6OuI I'D
LlIrNN4I.C PILLS. Toy c. 1e relied or lf i., u d
s4s ai .c M remedy offered o. tho puni-. ari .r
been rrfrD.y usl - Iui-le .Ji .n,hy .Hs "4-- '"'
glrats.t sI. -rff.
la,a.s4 ty PROUT uAEsAhr, no. l1y 5lfInj Lon
don its',adi AMI sli b. thc.f ltntl, WELLS 60,
frsal llu-s'.. Ncw.foIE.
iier AZ ,yr Conn oncrf love ari s,'' the name Ant
sldfc., u THOMAS FhOur 2-1 Strand. loud DO" 20 rr
luY-c up11 'he 0o.elpelt sils alfred g. 'seh bo- '
The rc.ainr medicine.
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Tic Corm tee on County Cfcc-s presented afeP0'' ~
fyor Of a. ioYiina Resolution as follows, VIZ.
Resoife4 rat tie bi O. y. X. Hal Ryan smonnis 70
l5 for ntlrsse furnished tc County Jail bo s1aiied and
Allowed t.l the Comnr rr directed % roy ilou pro
llir'iou 'ar Su'p,s O. 'urTs r. The County J@i.
Which was adopted hy the .1SYgin- vote. viz
Rfiart..tl, rlisol- L-gss Gomez fy Little, I-iiy,
Roche shock Sewarf. 1wcgG, ard Wo.snIsnn-iG
Ncgltivc--SrQcf Nhut-L
Ths Committee On Printing aud Sirtionsry rres.rted re-
porl IN favor Of ldop ns It.0n 80 folows, VIZ
TrafrF ftas tue
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NO.. u, 1905.
TRAINs LEAVE EEW-YORK:

P-,.snsog s,.l0u IN N-wloIS corner 27.t and STRAY.
rLt.si.ce Or Z...- Z.
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rpEMITTANCEs TO ENGLl
GtcarhoGio cnc Railroads.

NORTHERN X. Il. Of N. JERsE H.--llilns
~ lave ier.cy ty at 5:.On m 9,l5a ul iii' pn a--l
r and Goj ~ ahe g:lJ al and 20 pm run 90 Mon
~, o. 49, 1903 z. ". DEilAI,I5i. slpt
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QoCcGu GlcGmcr6.

E7OR W-O9LEANS--Dircct.
3 t., aew sud l-.i lass y. :. MAJ steamship
GEOlGE CROMWELL
trft. Jso a. iosT, .
VIII ,ays pieF 80. =. J., IL s-sr-ay Aoven'E H. ~
10 p-- -r-eivri cr Bills fIaiirs - ou asy o' slil
iva For sci.f- p'slge ith 20 oriaoa'lo
grpfrto "a. h. oNO3.N Eli Co.. 81. 80 Ntstai.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
- og ~ - c0Hlanol.n g 81. !
r,-o RACT0kS-pKOpOsA inolosol

Ae...l or. Novrr4br. i8 Igu
rI'O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inclosod
80 scaled cIyr0. nI "a. ..l tr tfr oi .r D.
I'D h = fr biddfr wrufa Oh rron vii BE- fe-
eef-i ,is ONCE ur'h u oeloe- ' a-i"iay Ae'om''f
ioralrrar rny 'ourh.'r,s, ts,eau Second and lhrl-
loi f..ris F.AAss,ale between For.yoaih al ro'.y
..r H. finr Forf,i.sv,ure between Ono haai-.d AL
gra - o. rr phr h4' frd aui sruty iffsLfflr ets
pr irgrs t.ny hft street, between icuh sud Eee nth
y,f.r- FiAy o., ,'r.e,. between rcv. ihsvcrpc ,rd
rd.anl.,f sud touh .dc between bioiaNsy an. hSa1h
iar curb .n',r and rag Twenty stree between Ninth
~ f,s ,is al rrs'ing ono Urnlre1 end Twenty IRA.
,rrrf b. ts,ru Ih.sl ~ .aue ari lifr"n River.
Icg r,su.,nr AMI &. dang lorty h!fd a.l'e' bei"e"n
for re-o.. rf snl sisilns slihy s,eonirect biteen
heltA and Icnth f,hur@
flf I,ru.nf ud gll.rf |-Ny il'ttA ~ c'' b'."''A
Iiitil avenue and u d ON River.
!orgc.iirr .d sfldn. cllD su't'r END hag iic'en'h
r.,. ,rt-...r .f.llfh rr4 ftrsiryr xfii ffr,ltf
Dor l'inr and sr,iir curb and ss fy sih
street bstwesl Second avenue ana Fssl hiyrl.
10 Iers "a iri grading cE', euri t. nag SeFehy hi''
street tween , Ishth nysulc hnd nroai"ay.. 90,
lo regulating sud -dluf cfuf suucr ana -; H-i. ii|
,irr.t ba;wcru a.. .All avenue ari hudt0h ltistl.
lIug sIukrn los between oneinn rcd 'Wclfh fnd
On .Hl.l4 l.a i9.!.gglh iice.s enG t'. sna n,cs.d
ayef.,h o,
Dr. ia'd s"cuy rs. tnl otonliaiea aNo '"'''3 ''''a
,.-fln. opposato HsL i2C l28 md iyo FrlLa s!.ce'
-lso Noa. 3. 3, q, md F4licA street,
for ftram iiytaglgo aul g. alicl ,of Ao.l J.
For r'c1ll iroel CINE ara { rider ia .c. !)
Tllk lsg.ns o! pupoais t.fr,l Win the speea;siion
-ed e-..mcutr cln b. cltarrd a. tt oiccDar1 dtel.
Der-ftrlea. Nev,.iofk. November %, lJoJ.
CHARLES q. CORNELL. street Conmla- ,oucf.
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Goel ano 1onn0.

sb9n REWARD-LOST, on Tuesday, aat
- ~ Crooh.'- Hotel no lo' Nsshnetonsi of ~ me
,t. slOO ~ iSO Ia eis aad ""n,ie "a. .jt ,,y 80,
III above.
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eyIEAu COMMUNICATION
=
10 LIVERPOOL.

n curl.r rel f 1.rs'ch Of a." und 'lt@rri O.
otirl a.. saI .fl. powered bnsI hlit Sc re', nom
Al.N.A GlA ~ l.t EhtOUl-
calling q, Q1ea 'oan 20 AaI 4,.-rsegs g.. -iess iELt
GRAPHIC larttCtiLS .
.tt, Iurt t0rDGuicr r. Nla
Tot,i .BrooAi's. .Fi'ay lc. Z
ridsy. De-, ~
l.O.cHs.''.. ..i!i JaA
r .,rltnnf. hse l been built undtr O iisrcciion OF
tha chef Sarrvo fo fio Lya pool ut'rw,Fs hcH-ly q
lr1u ps. t,s tas, c-.a " l.'rfis conf slAei-. ana
ca.sc.l ir.t ,.s.s iJr ii.ru'' tnO .t-r
Trey aie trd rp fox hf, second and irl G pii'eleTs
mll ale ,...T5e. q. s-o .o.o'. iig r.ies.
Fas. csa.n....""...3 ,s{rs,sbic Z, currency.
Nfftfar" .sss.st.s..ss ~
g. sissnlra.
toifls.i r peril 'uars srn'yto
WILLIAMS & GUrON, No II was.
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A-nrIcn 70 sliIppERS 10 CAIIFORNIA-.

=. EXTRA FREIGHT -TfhMfR--lo c,tnrlod O. s..p-
pos o src unable forward tef goods By he regular i,c
IA ~ er. n. -l.in- iifard oi t.s tE--f. nr PA NA
KlIIROAD 1n.4rANf vil O. patel tro ,'clr-- A.LhH-
Ilt 1l he 20 90 -le l5h insL, w.h tsrgni only she
c.rffr .Ce v.ut ou s-uray .4olnNf ii'A h'i O.
.gi,ri Fferlt sans psr '-lsr steamer it
rr rr't d. lt goods by te A nlc VIII 80 i'.la '-'i
Israal 10y tLs ia.c Nai >-ea1ship ,1nil .N' s.'''
A.. 1n alo. i.- ~. of nece t.. 4'.. uEs' DO
San Frls. 1850 in time Cos tic - .s-f,n .1.laFA.
iitles Y-s,lrpar1, a.. n"r .itf . '- i y, iie .t
N. o4e. %; a.. Ptalul Ali.oad Comp . 80. ad Nsft
JOSEF 4. JJT, secTu.sgy.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
Ivy. SpEEp. AND COMFORT.
NTRrcT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART

~ FORD. connecting with Bailroad 20 SMrkiNGrlELD. M
NOBIuAnPiON, BELLOWS ! ALLS bi.AtILEbOiAo'
&C. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck slip, at p M,
Moriay Wednesday and Friday Steamer CITY oF HAEI'
FORD cayea Pees Slip at IL, Tuesday Ihursday and SAT
urday
1o boats Of Ills lns hrs.olas Sound steamers, and are
corgnIanded by competent and xpe.icnccd officers
teLs.l MaY - 1909.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

WILLIAMS & GUTON, No. u wan'.
GALwAY LINE. u.
ATLANTIC IRISH R0IAL NAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
fDE-A1i,, iIo horse power, 500 cum
l.I.sI .IA. d.. boz. power, j.NtQ ia.L
COLUMBIA. no horse possc soVo ,aai
ANGLIA. 100 A3-.t loNer, tJJ taa
qls marail.on, .'dc.v heel Steamship
ANGLIA Capl. PAONsE,
VIII s,N Gar BosiON 0r GafWAN srl LIVERPOOL on
TUESDAY De,enler L. to be followed - 900 COL ADiA
ir.fl stA -it.i,. D,e. 20. ,-
R4cs D. ra.s.ge D.! as.o in soa or a" e.1''''e' " ~
.rt cshil........................ ~
ffr.. t.
~ 'f.,,oi a.o to London, Paris, lo.laFs
u,yfe bl.u sn Koucrd .m. Antwerp Sc., ., 'o"e' ,
80, t,, itycriool or galway 10 Ae" loA ald "es'''
ajO ogq. - end p'tN.
fo. .pAaissealryt - er.r I. er,nrr. No % G.o.slwsy
r. ool.lt and o.her inflfr4uou lpIy 70 -
''' 'LifWRENCE. dlLEs 4 CO II south Willl'fn,-
AND NEW-YORA STEAM
\ SHIP COMPANY viii dispatch MONTHLY their ne"
cd nov,er. 4 irss cass British ron steamships
CELLA, BELLohA. ANOGA INA, UNiCA,
Iach 5000 tuns huider
het,s.en LONDON and hEW-iOah, ealing "a HAVRE on
lat. u p.sse oal Ac YORK. payable IN UNITED sr,Tz'
er.i Second catn.S5o stecra,r.'$9'
GiiNs. A.'WlllNEy. et the oirce, No. % Broadway.
f'' '"''''''pF' Ii0%LAND ~, a AsPINwAI.L AGENTS.
HsEMITTANC TO ENGLAND,
EA IRELAND. SCOTi iND, and
WALI.s TAPsCOIr hl,Qs. Co,
No 80 sout,';, n. "
con.ure 10 SOL Drafts available IA Oh pats of Cr'st Bat IN
and ir.'ant - fio lowest r.ios fgrls bout r'0tn,
oopcy c Oii coun.ry sending Tor te friends snoea
--ss' .
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TRAINS LEA4 l. SEW-YORK:
Pr New-ir'cn. :. ,kyl 1882 IL; ls;lo tEx) sou
frx.l 5..H. SO ald tty ?. ~. - -
t,g hs--tpot :. (Exi ii:j0 a. -. 2:l1 lsLb s;Os
tExi 1881. f..i frit f-xD .. m.
Fol Milford ali stlalrd 1880 a m. $50 $50 D. m
tos t4A-,.G sJ - lG Nest. o!s, II.SJ - li S.9'
40
fo NoTwas = 90 1880 H.; l2.l5 tEx) 500 tErl.
F't b,--a All C.s,s.-h. e:s' r-o n. $3.50 $50,
Eo. irior3 lEz.l glo, llJoa. IL, l2i5 tEzl 500
"for fo- hester ma intern, iate stations 30, r;S)a-
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Hostou crr agreed, g. n ttSl 900 tExh p II,
~ b'stlu, yis Shore Line, 1913 lFA.h u 2. a.
For Hartford and spgilsasli tE4-h 1889 a. m 3;N
u -. e. uL 49,,
n ga in % northampton .. - m.
for Hartford, Groy-enes aud FislkiA Railroad stSIl
gof ,es.ilaysn. New ldon sni stoninston Earcsd
F.r Canal I.,i IA le:l5 o. m . Northampton.
Fot llonrsiouic Railroad. A. -,
.of Na4riluck lai.s1ad, q r.. ~. p m
I,r D-hn,, ana Nor,glk naarofl T. 9:30 t:3o
Co.uuo,ions , seepng Cars a.tas shci 20 Trims
JAMES al. llO4i, supe1llt, .1cnt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
General De?o,G
INIE GREAT ENGLISH HEMEDI..
e.l JANIS fL'NfE-
CFLEBlAItD tEMALt fILIai
lrrrrrci ,rIru l-esrI 'lfD- ~ 80 t..ft- y D.

III
This wei snot.4 f.r- ir o. HfnYn. DIS hslfr ana
81. .trev lof s. f .rs al Daitiucfi1ns, from apy
cause ~ b. rrT .n4 a..l Id srf.-I lra'-y t coni ht
,.tl o.. t.ffll fo t~ flnailf 90 rr.s-d hf .
ns..-...fy r.trI ltal. 80 fl1t uu-r. bag oi OBJ,
monthly fal.i with frs.'Hffv. .
e.,of s sr.ou, aai final iT-r.ior. ran ,n 30 Bsrs
% r-rs. Sf'.e' q. .ir l.l i... O. . 'n'
H,iu Hy,f,Ilt. tni Nllft '.se 4Ah All 'Are' a'-i3
.- M srf n..ns have .I.sii ar4 tlNlisI plnrf li
.ir do o., contain if1n, cliss, sltlnoHy 90 enJ.s
TiJirs1i.an, o. rsrrct around cecil ?. sss VII =
should u. t-lei.l psrsf4,ci-
Dor f r.rfI.l.f'r .sf pan r'ri. ''rr of'h@ t-rf'
b agl p.. .l.e s.a-la lnc.st fg sly 1f'frd
r.,ff uiI lsre .nr cglt.-Hs over 20 80 D. fe...a
mai. g. 3 lv aI dlur.lsIf.
J.b !lO5i-, 90. .: C5lr.iani. e., sewiofs.
so.c rlfcJ h-ies 4 -ert
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
- cA1lroRNIA yin rANAMA.-A a..

o.! esrh "a. D. o--rl ~..r r.- ~ e., t ga E. ....i
- ben iia d4 % d.pll are i. le t.c NtNtAt ilsulf
Eo. f-, sl cs ?sl ATIi. a. -r o,! oi, ~. 10Y 10
i1s-sfc'n. -. D. aLb-N' ~ h
Noric, The r'o.r,,lp GLASGOW 4 bis jim. viii sai
e. sn 4AiFA sI-tAitIt ca tilkaDAi. Nog. j. las
fr-i.ll a.ecai 'ifi''s fof .rw Gaia aud -cso Fe'-
s.ls l.. a. .,4a-. ..,s, ye. go 3D. u. - Sir.,
iI.fN b. rA III. p B. so. - if.-t"cr.
STEAM WEEKLY 10 ElNLlPOOL. toucl-
- 9g a. Ou.eustown COX h.seoIl,-the W. ,nof-
of i" .'iroo NtN-i o. rnd fftc' if ,ffii
sip ta.pafs aic iltr-lea 60 tel. ~ oA1~s
flit"it .f'4l 'f
tlAl 't .fIsh,N f'f.
CITY NF tEN-h '-.-ft. Dec =
And osery ,leeselas sAlthDAl - nool ;foa iief i'
.aos.L AI,er
RflEs ~ pAsstGr.
Ply Pc il rnl e.. 'st i..f...Hl il .r'arJ:
FllsI GABl........4 1 o., HilttAht fi
llr.t fsni 0 .adca. ~ Dl r'ia.e ~ I'u1n... = nl
ff.t ,sla il..... 80 oo -e.u-e o flrf..-.. - u
.l.stt .l4 Haou.e 20 a.c.lsc O. iilmugIr.. " %,
is..e..,s lsl .... afrd ,n u4gc, B.t1 ', .to.c.ca
arfurrr. DO. Cf srra IS loss r.ies.
fal,s lf1ll L..c or eletn town, lsf CABIN 49, r-3
sI.J. strcrsrr - lh0-e who wish T. send ios the
l..rr'f ..Ht tiy ..r.. ..f hrls g. fi.s4 r..tA
Ios i.4,h'r I.,l. .'Ion ,rpy 10 % Nlmr7,y of.ct
JouN &. paii. s. ,cu., ~. !. li.l4-..sy. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
HUDSON RIVER RbILROAD.-FOR Al
fhANY md IAOY. CONAECLLAH WLlH IRAlN
= N'EW-YORKN q NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

Fo- sya.s on Sundays ct 5+5 p m. stopping =. al eta
ti5rs - R.AsJNI.,i Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
V1OR BOSTONand PROVIDENCE. via NEy

EIOR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE,y via NEW.
D. PORT al.l All RIvER.-The splendid and supeioi
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, a.
ooloct r. M aad the EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brsyt0n, on
MONOAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At o'clock .. m,
from pior No. North River.
Hereafter viii be regaied secured any sppl.
cant unrl The shall have been paid for.
F.cl Boston is Forwarded Though with great dispatch
b. an E&pgesl FIc' it Train
r. lIlTLEFIED Aceu. No II Broadgav.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenge trains.
II e. nl Express for Buffalo.
$50 a. nl., Milk duly. for O.syills.
~ a. a.. Aiiii Tor Lulalo.
~ H.. Way Tor Otisyille, Newturgh end Warwick.
5p ~ Might express. dairy for DuEsirk, Buffalo Roehes
ter Caranigua snd principal stations. Train Of Saturday
runs through 10 Bniso, but aoes not run 20 DanklEL
p. ~, Ealigraat Tor Durk.Is.
CnAS biINOT. General Sarerinenden..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

nj II1lIl' ITV'4
Coroner ioef.'
Which wa. lo. by tie following vote VIZ ,, ~, ,
Ns sn.lll--s MI. r.. ,,.1...,5 p,ch.,
-,,.,r n6cje moved t1lt tDo vote bc RECONSTRUCTED
Nh.h Naf carried -, 81,
t.ffr r.pfrt.as aid on thc table. ..... "a,
., .lo..,s Z. solution as igl.o"r, W. , ,
% it h'.f Nt bins or ciaiut ol the following nam, "
i'' a., gel 10 have been susimucd by thei u.
,re,e of te rot, July l8 be auasd end aoF,a
~ INV suhorizcd and sied 10 pny ihe 'li
- t r,r.,s c1ecutus ieieasc IN iull OF ni aenhHde % az
l@iely ti.sste. " .is.sEi! " ,he I01Pi'l''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Clrr Issrro-ors peranrrLSr.

New YcTs, Nov. L, 1863.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

sr4 e Carrc Der directed to pay them hon 'pTIor"Ghou
',yti,h wa sloptod ~ the following vote, VIZ go ~
Blunt fr.gr Connor Ely. Lu4o,
Pr.dy Ross sloo.i Tweed ana " e'fi'1l.i-Iu . l., .,
ghg Committee Ou County Ohtcs presented Aftp'' AZ Ia
w .le.optnr luton a. l0l.wh, ~; ,
eattta lE.t tie Lls oi lie following named ior maxim
- -. -.lIl,r ! Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02


The National Republican Of this p. m.
publishes semi-official dispatches from
Con. Banks dated near n 'rtinsvilIe April
9th, from which it appears when be left
Baton Rouge three regiments of colored
troops remained for its defense. GENT
Banks expedition accomplished q march
Of over 500 miles, beating the enemy in
three battles, two on land and one on
Grand Lake, dispensing the rebel army,
utterly destroying the rebelnavy, captur-
ing the founderies Of the enemy at Frank
lin and New Iberia, and demolishing the
salt works ten miles southwest of the
latter place, caftu lng the camp equip
ages of the enemy, also several guns and
nearly 1900 prisoners and so deranging
thu plans Of the rebels that they cannot
for some months, if ever, reorganize.
Other successes of Gen. Banks, already
known to the public. are mentioned Our
loss in the second land battle wns about
COO or 500. Nothing could exceed the
conduct of the officers and privates in
Banks command. The dispatches say
We have not only destroyed the army and
navy Of the enemy and captured his ma.
terials for reorganization. but we have al
so in our possession his ablest Ulcers Of
the sea and land,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-02
ENEMY DEFEATED nv THREE
PA77ZES.
20OO Prisoners Captured
IMPORTANT CAPTURE OF
OFFICERS.
Washington, April 80,
TBy mail to New y ork. I

From the best attainable Information
from persons arriving from the Happa
hammock it appears some important move
ment took place yesterday. There was
no fighting of any importance. The for
ces crossed at KeIly's ford. Pontoon
bridges were laid two and three miles be
low Fredericksburg, and we held posses
sion of these pontoons last night. The
enemy formed lines of battle and planted
batteries on the heights within reach,
and also fired few shots to get range
In crossing we lost one or two officers
killed, and from 80 to 40 men wounded
Our men crossed first in boats and
drove the enemy out Of their rife pits,
killed and wounded many, and took goo
prisoners including several officers, one of
whom was Ii, Col. Hammond of The 9th
Louisiana. These prisoners arrived here
yesterday and were sent TO the Old CAPT.
tol Prison
Another informant says the left wing,
$4,000 strong, crossed four miles below
fredericksburg, little below where
Franklin crossed previous to the frst bat
tie of Fredericksburg. They fought / 2
hours, drove the enemy eight miles out Of
their rifle pits aud behind their enreneh-
ments. The first brigade OF the frst di.
vision, first corps. has suffered more than
any other in the fight. Our forces have
captured between 800 and 600 prisoners
who will soon be brought to this city
Many OF these prisoners have VOLUNTARILY
came over to US, having thrown thei
arms away, In small squads and begge,
food. They picked up what the soldier
had thrown away on the march. OtheI
rebels, however, say they have plenty t,
eat.
The night wing crossed at Kelley's For,
and zen. Stoneman's cavalry is reported
to be some where in the rear of Fred
ericksburg. One corps remains at Fal
mouthEs reserve.