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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
Sailed.

Dec fl.-Ste,mers-Patspsco. rhomsa Swami
Bsrls-J. C. Rahrning (Br.l Challenger 9TH
Briys-South boston (Brj, Rapid, Da-en-
Schooners-kate Field, Vlego Queer. u. c. Knight
Dec. l2.-7Stesusbps-City Of kew'York, Evonins 5ss
Roanoke
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Dec 40 miles g. z. Of Basgst, brig Nancy NJ Locke,
from Cardiff for Portland.
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nIRECTOHS.

THIS COMPANY CONTINUES TO INSURE AGAINST
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY PRE- on very favorable tefins
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ASHES are ntcady and IN r demands sales OF ~ ptA o.
an M for Pots and So a. for Pearls
cOrONhs MAJ Set for hi staple fs somewhat e'cl,su
and prices are fully &C. % higher in consequence o. .d;ces
fIor Ne, Orleans rtporng irht receipts; me nAINo o'ss,
yery inn at GA &c ior Middinss ~h seie oil ABOUT O'
COFYEE-Ro t. very firmly bod but tho bn'ncs. u on,y
10 moderate eztcut 0thcr KIND are fue pu' pS' arc
s.eady. ,.,,... 80, c.. D.
Flor Ia les active and though the receipts IRE IS hDra
tho low and medium grades ere sc & DOL io"f WIZ ny
limited n,ufry AZ the close, viNo trade md itr nria
me- oue, In, fisedy Thr saes j. $50 bb $40 90 -
~ 49, STATE: 80 goa 80 - for Extra do; ~ %
~ = 10, F,n-v do: S6 Ga So ~ for the low pates q
esern Fx'ra: ~ 1sa ~ ~ for shipping Ohio 3, yga
90 Tor Trade sni Family brands do and > o.d ~ 'oI
81 Lon, Extrus extreme rates for tna lots OF very
cbois, brands Canadian Flour Is qId sni EASIER
sale. a az Dbl. ~ SO $50 ~ - Tor TIC low
erdos Of extra and 81 1898 g. oi the better srids
Soncr Flour III moderate de md and price, ae unchanged;
tsrs 0G Dr. g. @ icr Common todir tsiia 3un'y
And baltimore and 81 l0d l0 Is for Trade and Faniy 90
Rye Flour ans IN fair Ieqrest ac " 100 hbs at 30
$685. the latter for extra quality Corn Iesl = IN sht sup
and l. rn 1fs hh Brand yiGr AZ 80 ~ aioat
Backwlcat F,our Is ss.be nj ~ ~ - ~ 100 10 Tho
exports logr Tor tc week q ils bb from this Fort
nul sine, Sept. the exports or the Ded state CON
pared with tho two preceding yess have been follows;
1898. 1850. 1861.
bile hils bha
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C0mmERCIAL MATTERS.

p,,c. ne sI,c Stock ExcSeusc-DEc. IL.
"a a. ,al Cnnn lnNl 900 Hudson River Y. r.. ..lA'
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Jnsnrante Companies.
FAST RIVER
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED lan.
OFFICE, No. 60 wALL-ST.
WITH A SURPLUS.

Amount peid In and securely inrested. $50
Balsnos Scrip stock" sobjec. to call OF tho $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

The total imports at New-Yo1k foF the week
eading Dec. IL compare follows with those Of tie
past four weeks
Wset END Dec H. Dec Nov ~ Nov Ia Nov n
Dry goodse 1873 3i99 o sI7& al 81 tl05s 9l fS70J)
ecu 31.S.ol 2.Jo6 ~ 2,9I0376 ztoy y;o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

laws and make them respected. Who Il
il that respects law1 The sober, the tenn
perase. Who disregard ths.1 I, i. tho
intempl1pte, the drankssd.. Who makes
tho drunkard : The liquor seller. Who
makes the liquor seller ? The legislature.
Who mades Legislatures : The people.
Who will be responsible : The people.
Then with you, people Of Iowa, !. rests,
whether this fair State shall be freed from
this curse which 10 already spreading Dc.
ISOLATION and misery, or whether you will
remain in sleepy le,bargy, and b idle,
with the g'aring facts staring you in the
face. Our only hope il in having the temp.
tstion removed 20 thu, those isclined
aud .here are many Of them 10 our midst,
can touch not, taste not, handle not" -
Keep away the temptation and the evil il
cured. Strong drink does no Rood.-
Though it 10 at 6rst sweet to the taste, in
the end it bitesA like . serpent aud sting
eth like IN adder" ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

SroNEwALL JAcEsoS's ADMISSION INTO
HxAvEN.--I Vas much amused at the re-
bel prisoners account Of Stonewall Jack
sons admission into heaven. They were
strong admirers ef Gen Jackson, and es-
recia!y OF the great success Of his flank
movem en,s "The day after his death, .
said they. 1.-TWO angels came down from
heaven 20 carry Gen. jackson back with
them. They searched oil through the
camp, but could not find him. They went
10 the prayer meeting. to the hospital,
AID to every other place where they
thought themselves likely to find him, but
in vain. Finally they were forced to re-.
turn without him. Whs. Was their sur.
prise to find that he had just executed .
splendid flank movement and got into
heaven before them Cor. Boston Re
corder.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28
Gelegrapbie Wt(us,
[From the Omaha Daily Nebraskl.n. !

Washington, Nov. 4.-Advices by gov.
eminent show little more confidence in
Burnsids's ability to hold ont
1t is publ shed here that Thomas army
IL on the move and Longs.reet may End
troops in his rear before he can success-
fully besiege Burnside which will compel
him to retreat or run the risk of being
cut of.
Cincinnati, Nov. 23.--Private advioes
received here to- day announce Burnside's
successful retreat to Knoxville. Long.
street and the rebels are pushing him hard;
severe lighting took place on Friday and
Saturday, and that reinforcements had
reached Burnside from Grant. The safety
Of Burnside If not doubted while tho cap
tnre and dispersion of the enemy is re-.
garded As certain BY those claiming to be
posted.
The retreat Of Bragg to Atlanta is not
believed BY military circles here. He
may have fallen back few miles from
his late position to draw Grant out of bis
Notifications. A battle between Bragg
and Grant is imminent, may take place at
any hour. The enemy have beet rein-
forced and desperate struggle will be
made to regain their position in Eas. Ten.
nessee aud Kentucky.
New York, Nov. PA letter from the
army Of the Potomac says an order has
been issued to Immediately shoot all guer.
rillas as soon Is captured.
Washington. Nov. 23-It va. published
here to-day and .elegraphed North that
the army of the Potomac at daybreak
commenced to advance on the enemy
Gentlemen who arrived from front to night
are entirely ignorant Of the alleged move
ment.
Adsices received from the Army Of the
Potomac TO ni ght say deser,ers come into
our lines almost hour y; most intelligent
and prubab bly, we'll informed estimate Lees
effective strength at so to 10000. A
man highly connected with the rebel
States says Lee is hourly in expectation
Of an attack by Gen. Meade, aud is pre-.
pared at every point to give him terrible
reception. Permanent and temporary
rebel works on the Rapidan are being
strengthened and enlarged.
Cincinnati, Nov 24;h.-There is moth
Ing additional from Gen. Burnside. Can.
nonadi"g. a, last accounts, was still heard
4 battle wa. anticipated between Generals
Bragg and Grant to day.
4 special dispatch to the Commercial,
dated Chattanooga. says that deser:ers in
last nj ght report the rete's falling back
t" Ch'ckama"ga Station. Their artillery
has been Withdrawn from our front. and
that the whole army is apparently on the
retreat.
A reconnaissance this forenoon revealed
the enemy apparently in force between US
and Missionary Ridge.
Gen. Wood in charging up Orchard
Ridge. carried the rifle pits under severe
muske,ry FIRE, taking two hundred pris.
oners We now bold al the high ground
this side "f Missionary Ridge. Our troops
are in line Of battle, and will lie on their
arms to night. Hard fighting is inevita.
bic tomorrow, unless the rebels withdraw
tonight.
Since January last seventy seven mil
hnns Of pounds of tea have been imported
into Zealand
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

Judge Dillon, in case recently tried
at Davenport has decided that \ township
and not county 10 responsible for the
condition OF the roads AMI that all liza |.
bili,y for damages resulting from bad
roads falls on the township through which
the road passes-bus not SO with regard to
bridges. The law makes il the duty Of
the county Supervisors to keep bridges in
repair. and therefore the county and not
the township is responsible for damages
resulting on account oil defective bridges.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28
Proclamation.

NOTICE IL hereby given to the qualified voters Of
N the city nj Sioux City. that ell the Eth day Of
December, A. u. 1863, Special Election Will DO
holden in said City for the purpose Of admitting
tho qua v.ers OF said city the question of al>n
donnS the Charter Of said city, Ut which election
those who desire to vote In favor "f She abasdon-
ment II the Charter Of said city sha dc esit bal
words In favor Of abandon nent," and those dear.
ing to aga inst the abandonment IF said Charter
shall deposit like ballot with the words 'Against
Abandonment"
Said Election will be holden ~ the shop IF James
Hntchins on Pearl street. door south If tho Post
once and the polls will be open at ocieck A. N.
and will be kept open until oclock r NJ :, At which
time they will be closed
JAMES r. ROOCE. MAYOR
Sioux City, Iowa, Nov. !. lSa~' Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

A widow in western New York, whose
husband was killed in the war. had left
her By that husband . note for atou, five
thousand dollars, secured BY mortgage
At the same time she owed in Canada q
debt Of less than 81. 900. Under the
legal tender law she is obliged to take
greenbacks for what is due her in New
York, while che is obliged to pay specie
or ito equivalent for the sum she owes in
Canada. The Eve thousand dollars is OF
course insufficient to pay this debt. The
widow don't clearly understand it, and
has lost faith in Old Abe's prop osition
that i. is easier to pay large debt than
. larger one.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

A woman named Back residing a. Cedar
Falls lately gave birth to a boy which abe
periodically named Green Back. We
hope tits legal issue.-Er.
She had better look on. Chase may
have her arrested for coun,erfeiting the
currency.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

"A new railroad station is to be opened
IA miles ives, Of Marshall.own in . few
days. The road 10 expected very soon TO
be finished to Nevada.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

The Vtscount and Viscoun.ess Victor
Hugo have jus. afisnced their daughter
to Mr. Albert Penson, an English officer
who distinguished himself in the Crimean
var. Immediately after the marriage tho
the bride and bridegroom will take their
departure for NOVA Scotia, where Mr.
Peuson's regiment is stationed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

"Heroine - perhaps ~ peculiar .
word - any in our language; tho two
6rst letters of it are male, the three first
fsmsls. the four irs. brave man, aad
the whole word Z brave woman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28
lOWA'S QUOTA.

The quota Of this State under the call
Of October 18th, is, by districts, As follows
First Congressional District, l sol "a
d., l,7O4; Sd do, 1855; 4.h do 1903 !;
5,h do, l $50; 9Th do, 8OS Total, 500.
From this is to DO deducted | PSI, the
surplus over all former calls, leaving T..
629 as the quota, subject to still further
reduction by credit for recent volunteers
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

The Philadelphia Age asks, il seventy.
6v thousand officials were required to pro.
duce SIXTY thousand conscr'pts from the
last draft, how many will it take to get
three hundred thousand mrre p
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28
Tho Dubuque Herald Of Nov. 18th.

-Ao0 DuoOQuo Hcr0ld OF Nov. 18th,
mentions tho arrival At that place Of .
drove Of 700 sheep, destinued for Monti.
cello, Jones county, where they are to b
winteeed and kept hereafter. They b..
long to Mr.. J. H. Gill, are breeding msri.
no sheep, and came from Spring field, w.,
leaving there three weeks ago. In the
flock were thirty Eve bucks. for which
their owner was offered 500 each. Corn
vas ono dollar bushel when they left
Vermont, and the prospects Of high rates
for fodder drove them where il was
cheaper.
Information IL wanted Of Leonidas
Hamlins Deford, con Of William Deford
Of Dubuque. The. missing boy is twelve
years Of age, medium sise for his age.
fair hair and black eyes. He left Des
Moines on the 18th Of July. A short time
subsequently, be WAS heard Of a. Monroe,
Jasper county, since which time no 'idings
have been obtained from him. Informs.
ton with reference to him will be thank
fully received ~ bic father in Dubuque.
The Davenport Democrat says the
officers Of the First National Bank Of the
city of Davenport, announce that divi.
dend Of eve per cent. upon the paid up
capital stock Of that institution has been
in operation but four months, aud has Lad
to pay the heavy expenses incidental
upon organization, the announcement of
. dividend Of Eve per cent may be con-
sidered extraordinary.
Tho following 10 q list Of commits.
stoned officers from Iowa regiments who
have been captured BY the rebels, and arc
now in prison ct Richmond
Capt W F Conrad. 25,h infantry; lst
1t. c. D. billiard, 7th infantry l,t 1t. G.
II. Morrisev. 18th infantry; - 1t. c. L
Anderson, Sd infantry; 81 1t J. l.. Cook.
9th Infantry; "a 1t. W. J. McConley, 4,b
cavalry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

The New York Banks now hold twenty
eight million dollars specie. which is ten
millions less than last July.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

The Vicksburg troops lived several
weeks upon mule meat. Prentice says
that's what made the rasc ais 80 stubborn.
The pirate. in the isil in Portland have
lately been paid their monthly wages in
gold ~ the Southern Confederacy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28
JAS. HUTCHINS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
One door south Of the Post Office,

Mr.. II. respectfully calls the attention Of the
Al citizens Of Sioux CITY, Nebraska and Oak eta
Territories tn his establishment. The NEST fash
ionable and f~sidous persons suited in every res
pect Clothes repaired and cleaned in n superior
manner. Children's Garments made up in the most
approved styles.
Particular attention paid to the making up Of
Furs Indian dressed Otter and Beaver Fur kept
constant! on hand.
SCOTS Fashion Plates
Received regularly. Mr.. II. hopes by unremitted
attention TO business, fidelity and prompt ess in
the execution Of orders, to merit continuance Of
the public patronage.
aukl7-6l JAMES HUTCHlNS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

The number Of rebel officers now in ous
hands il urvs,ds Of two 1900.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28
$l74,31O,0OO

OtAi V4NfsJSV,OoV
By what the L. 8 census to-
kers found all her property
10 be worth in 1860 $205, l66, 9s3
D-i-~~. - f--o- nf 2inte
. over =. S. indebtness $50, 100, 9S3
II it 10 true-sod without repudis,io"
il is = veri,able fact--that the public deb,
is mortgage on the property Of every
individual in the nation, i, is here seen
that the greatest capitals. in Iowa has .
mortgage upon his property for more than
e'ght-tenths Of its value. Making 1.-THE
niger eqseal has proved expensive
music. Those who deny that the debt
has no, been incurred because we have
made the niger squeal will do We ! to
study the declaration Of Col. Stone, recent.
~ elected Governor Of Iowa, that "this
is an abolition war" Those who dance
must pay the fiddler.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

An Iowa newspaper, estimating the
public debt at thred thousand millions
administration member Of Congress, es,i.
mated it would be, on the first Of January
nex,, places before its readers the SUB.
ioinea balance sheet:
State Of lora United States Creditors:
DR
To her quota Of war cebs $l42,s5o,Oo0
" share interest on debt $500, 900
annual pensions l,OO0Oo0
" revenue tax and debt 1000 600
corporation indebt'ness u, 600 900
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-28

Since January last seventy seven mil
linns Of pounds Of tea have been imported
into England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
1868. ~, THE rIl., :, , ~, 1863.

WIN It's connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
So tr.ius run daily from SswYorS TO Phisds pbia vs
S Nsw jsr,s, sad Csmcsu AID Amooy Lire:
ALL THROuGH raAlns FOR II WESI ~ IdIs
KOlIE Lave NEW-NOlk FROM TIE
FOOT OF COUkAbANDr ST. .
BY way oPhi,tcuAis tue morpug passengers leave Now
YoiA time as oh.E routes evening ps"enseW
Al o o. IN one boui later thsu other ine,.
BY way OF Allentown. evening passengers esvc At m.
~ hours later tho Northern lines aud by both ion's
arrive thu time northern lines IN Cncyo ana ~
points 10 "a, Nouh.Ws si, Crestias lndlanspo" Lo1s
81 Loui. Cleveland Co,umbas Circinnat, aud oil M An
no ut. West, With fewer changes of can. 49,, 81, .
Sleeping Cars. without charge run from IhsaVs pna
Psenrsh $50 miles and New.foTk 20 PtseGisn ~" ~bss
/ snoAug sno Saloon Care on all tIains.
lac tte as osEsf toates
Baggage ole ,kni through Trsnsiers nse.
WESTERN EMIGRATION. ,
The Pennsylyani, Central t9mrsny run, an 81, 60, -
Accgmuota ion Line WI oh ahoT-s coHtortaoe n9se "
tIssel TO parties usesaus westward az eHsAsn n'
Of faro. ERrIopTs
pv tbs route yh.s all descriptions can Be ief"huos
10 ,1d nom suy pout the hairoScs Of one hsl;' y.
Indians I.ln,is, Wisconsin. Iowa Missouri oy N,-
ROAD DlKEC to Any port on TIE ssgaDie Ne' W.
q We. by sesmrrs from Pttsbursh. a. an. We, no
sle Pennsylvania Central Railroad are at gu u"s IA
M CHARGED by Hsosd Oompsnies $500 "a tns
shippers iorusHng the transpotAIion =. . ssdx rsn,
Company. eau fely with coincidence on !" ''''N' ~
LIVE STU. n. A., a.a rms. d. n,ost "A.
Farmers and Dealers a. Lave ssooA VII nns nj ,ao.
vsnt seou. roate Cspeioa' opsnea on so.s nae
" a. n. a. syery st.pon IL paid to thei ".n
koru Harsburs whsls ~i 10 i9nha eseiy PIIILADs:-
,saos 1Is ,eSI . .SS BALTIMORE MARkErS
1N'" - SIiioTr Passenger AGENT No. A''0''h'a'~
IFEcH & Co, Ffeight Asen', son,, yyWi.mh
McOONAbp pi'' No. 2 Bsttssy-pasSs
sNocH LEWIS asusysi Superintendent AsssaA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
Excursions.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND. The
NJ Car, Of the CONEY ISLAND and BhOOkLfS
RAILROAD COMPANY every six minute. iIo ~ Fulton
and CthsIioe t.ue. BEookyD connecting e.ty line vita
for Gecnhed Graves-ud 3hsrpsEesd Bay ana CoLey
hlsnt-BIooklyn. May %, 1863
FISHING BANkS.-Steamer MARYLAND
leagc, Pcck.Sp. alta M. West 2cths,, g. Dey's, 5i
Psrt Moth River a. daily ercep, Saturday, ttGe 20 cents
Music Rofro,hm-a,s Bait aud Lines board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
Professional Notices.

CHARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
" CouBssor st Law Proctor and Advocate il IT, CoCEs
No 800 Broadway, NswYoik. Rs'i4sncs-N0. ~ 4oa4on
Terr.ce West 231.st between Ga and lOth-svsl
TOHN JOLLIFFE, Attorney aud Counsellor at
- Law No. 335 Ponasy lvaus.syenUe Ws,hiogion CITY
H. c. viii give prompt and careful attention to Contfeco
claims and esin vessels and boats lost IN the 'eVce 81
ths United States and pzs and other IA ADM y
H. tns District OF Columbia. h.sfs Iowusend Sac pe
Pnn.ds pnia Hon Isaac NawtoD Commssione y Agfieo
tore Wilmington CITY, d. &. Hon n. H. Swsyus, Judge VI
tke - pfsms Count Of the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
DIANOS. MELODEONS, and HARMONI-

UMS-fhe largest sssSuGenI ia tho CITY Can D" Iouna
At WAIESs no. s8i Broadway, - Sfcit Bargains iuJ
Gew md seeondnsnd PIANOS fELODEONs. and HAIR
MOEiUMS 10 LET kolt .Io ~sf If purcbasad. 80 POI
agreement Monthy received iof she same Cssh
Tor second Pisg0s and MsiodsOp tsksu In
change for row. In.trUmsnt tuned aud repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

C1On-S25O, $500, $3.50, SiO0.-Now is
g SJD tb, tine TO secure . Home. DEslkABLE
GLIDING LOTS for SALE at E.iEabeihport n j. at
above prices according situation Acutlt pay usnts oil
: 10 ,sch tsten II dcsie ed Apply TO ~ Il. kELLOnu 20.
10 Pears, Nes.Yolk, COOLEY L bLIDhI4iLA,
.Elz.1ttApOr-
cpHfkn CASH, Balance on Mortgage II De-
ttOtbO .ifed vii bay tie oeat t~e-steTy FRAME
EUusE nd LOT ON tie uoh-s, cor Of sih AID Atasi a
St. Willamsbuish Apply to the owner. l. Il. hELLOOO,
No. l59 Prar...t., Neg 10fE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
NETWORK & NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
Ia SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING jolly g. Ie51
Passenger s..I3a in Es~YoEs. sshS:- ard Ohsr
Entrance IN -,lass-
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRK;
ror New.H,yen. :, tErl ii - q. u; ll3 lEID,
40 (Er.D 20 $50 egd D. uI
For Biie..poh OEEL ii.31 m. ELS tErh aT
tx % 81 End ?.
Fol- Milford ard Stafford T. ll.))I u; 80 so .. n
For Fairfield. Southport sri Wesiper, liso T. H. a'9
s. sop m - ...rr.
tog D.rien and oreenwieh T. $50. IL 30 N 40 30,
Far stanford 7,sCErl $50, Ii3oam.; 1918 GIL aS
Ok } So 40 $50, III.
For Port Chester sntintsnsdis.s stations :. 40 llNs
70 3 81. 49, 80, 60 p NJ
For Port Chester snd NeS Rochelle, p ~.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston va spnn yheld NJ. lex 80 tExb ?. u.
Fer Bo,tos. ID Sho Iine. l2lS lex D. d y. an. -
For iissiioid AID SPrinshsld 4 IL. tEKL H'', s%
(EI.l p. -
FoI ctieut River Railroad 10 Montreal. m tExh
II 10 lne 80 8. III 20 NORTHAMPTON
For aal0rJ Providence sud Fi.hkiil RAILROAD, s(EI.h
u % u.
For Ne~.H.vsn, New London and soSns.on Rslsssd u
8 a. IT,. ~ -. ? %. 2. n.
For C,nA Railroad. IN p. m. to Northsmp.o3. o..
f0T Housatonie Ksircsd, = nl $50 y. "a.
For halssluck Railroad, 8 :. u, LJ1 y. ~.
fof psnHafy Gal Nsrwak kalfold. .. IN, % .. IA
Coma.oGisai Slse,iug Cars attached 70 p rsin
JAMfS II. HOff. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

HNO CONTRACTORS.-Se Separate sealed pro-
Il posss each indoIsed with the tide Of the work tot
which the I'D may BE- offered. VII DO received tails Oe
until IL O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY. July 70. 1868 for the
construction Of Tspboct Psyement In the owing stEess,
witt Broadway from Z5d to 5Jhsts, twhele not now
paved with similar psysneu) 2stst between 9Th and 9TH
ave- ad i2dG, between 5th and Gh-svs Blank forms for
ths bid, and ell other Necessary information can 10 o.
tsoed % application 10 the Contract Clerk a. tbs oLee
THOS STEPHENS } Cro.on
ROBERT j.. DARRA0B IAgusduet
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
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STEAMBOATS, at0 Railroads.

DLRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.
~ FORD. connecting with Railroad 70 SPRINGFIELD.
kOHTIAMPION BILLIONS FALLS. BATTLE.
BONO, &c. Steamer GRANITE STATE le,y.s ieck-sl z.
W. MorsAy Wednesday, aud Friday. steamer u ~
or HARTFORD leAyes Peek slip a. y. uI Tuesd.y
Thursday snd saturday.
Tho LO.s OF this line hsclas Sound stsarss and
COMMANDED by competent and expesioucsd oasesga
kew.YeIs. May IS 1863
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Giailonsrp ano fantp GOODS.

COLD PENS wholesale and retail-Genuine
roods the best Fountain Pen in the world senc stamp
fer circular Geo. f. Hawkes. msauL @ Nassau 81. n l.
CLOTE a. JAMES,
- sTATIONERS. PRINTERS and BLANK-BoOK
DEALERS. No % Fulton-st Orders respectfully solicited
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Muslc0I Instruments.

GREAT TRIUMPH.
W orEISWAY SONS Noe. e2 and p Wslker-st., New
iork awarded frat prize medal tie tate Great iD
lepeohsl Exhibition London over the 200 fsnes from all
prft. oftle OTd entered for competition.
Ine special cores poDdsut of Too NoYo Times
"I.es.s siein~sy. iAdoTsement by tho Ju.ofs -
phac aud 10 the point than that
Eufopesp ma.er"