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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-16
Every WAN Liable to the Draft
should Vote for ValAa aMdig


The draft in Ohio is postponed, and Mr..
Pueh stated in his speech on Tuesday that
il Valandigham is elected there will be no
Draft required, for the reason that volunteers
enough can then be obtained under Demo
cratic rule to restore the Union without re
sort ing to the draft The people of Ohio,
by nominating Vallandigham, and rallying
to the old Democratic flag, have scared the
powers at Washington so that they have
abandoned the drafting in OFio at least until
after the election. II Brough should be
elected, then, OF course, the draft will go on,
for his odious doctrine Of freeing ell the
slaves before restoring the Union, will re.
quire draft every yeal for twenty years to
come.
Come out, then. all you men who are op-
posed to boing drafted, and give your united
support to Vallandigham and the whole
Democratic ticket. God speed the restora
Con Of the old Union, the return to power
Of the old Democracy, and the repeal Of all
the odious abolition laws that now oppress
the people. - New Philadelphia Democrat.
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GTIf Abraham Lincoln is "the Governs
ment,p with his army Of official thieves,
would it not be an act Of patriotism to mott,
fy such o Government to skedsddls as soon
as possibleY
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Lock Oh this Picture.

The following letter was written by Zsc.
Chandler. United States Senator from Mich
igsn, to the Governor of Michigan:
WASHINGTON, Feb IL, 1861.
"MY DEAR GovERNoR-Gov Bingham
and myself telegrsphed you on Saturday, at
the request of Massachusetts and New York
to send delegate to the Peace or Compromise
Congress. They admit that we are right
and they wrong; that no Republican State
should have sent delegates, hut that they are
here and can't get away. Ohio, Indiana and
Rhode Island are coming In, and there is
Illinois, and now they beg US. for Gods
sake to come to their rescue and save the Re
publican pn'tV from rupture. | hope you will
send stiff backed men or none. The whole
thing was got mp against my judgement and
advice, and will end in thick smoke. Still
hope. as matter Of courtesy to some OF
your erring brethren, that you will send the
delegates.
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HAS now on hands good ssortment OF G oods
the above line, which has been bought low, and
consequently, he will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
fresh, and cannot fail to please
buyers, both in quality and
prices; he therefore solic-
its an examination
of his stock and
prices
before purchasing elsewhere-in so doing, he
feels confident that he will MERIT large share
of public patranage. He keeps no Watches but
wha tare selected with great care, and con.
sequently, all watches sold are warranted tim .
Keepers or no sale. Fine Gold Hunting Engiis
Levers, full
Jeweled, from. .................... $75 toSl0
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full
jeweled, from ......................35 70 55
Fine Gold open faced Levers and Le-
pines, from.. .... ...................20 70 to 35
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
full eweled, from. to 10
Heavy hunting Silver English Levors,
seven jewels, from. ...........27 to 35
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four
Jewels, t:om.... ....,............l IL to 10
Silver open laced Levers and Lepines.. 8 to IL
Carving Finger Rings, Br'st Pins
in great variety ofstyles and prices.
Ladies Gold Chains and l. OCk t.
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
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1868. TIE 1863.

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with ia connection, forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QI ICkESr ROUTE
EHoN NEw.(oRE TO TIE PkiStipAI WEsixRS CirIs,
Seven ran daily from New iofk to Philadelphia
.,~wJcr.ry aud camden AMI Am5oy Iue
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOa The WEST BI THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YoRK FROM THE
kO0T or col hrLANDT-Sr.
ny Wy ofPhiao-p La, the morning p,seusor leave New
loka' M taue iio a. oterToutes Evening pssstn-ete
at % 3. IN, one our later taun other lues
ny WAY r Allentown. evening passengers leave ~ IN.
two hours ihau tue Northern said by both routes
hitr" &C. 'he time Northern lines, Ia CHI aud IL
points IN lie Mouth West Cretne. indianapolis. iousvile
- Louis Cleveland Ooumbus Cincinnati and all
points West, with lever cha ses efcars.
sr-png Care, without change. ran rom fhiAdeiphi, t.
Pittsburgh. $50 miles. aud Newly otA 10 lsJursn, Az nts
Smoking AID Saloon Cars Az trains
lare the d other routes.
Baggage checked through Transfers frec.
Secure Tickets. good uutil used. by Pittsburgh.
WESfERS LMiGfATION
The ennsylvlth Contra. Company runs III fm'r1n.
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode ~
travel to parties moving Wts"ari at onehA the usual i''
Of fave. ,,,.,,,,
IFS ths route rights al desctip ions he forwarded
TO aud 1om any point on tho Riroad' OF ONO heni'
ludiaua Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa az Missouri. by Kali
ROAD DIHECr or to any port the nay.able IEcTs ~
the Wet by steamers ilom Pittsburgh , a.,
The rates Freight 10 and from any point IN e %, Nv
the Penns wanna L. Railroad at ell times a. hvotsbs
a. charged by othor Railroad ComPanies secnels s
shippers utru'tins the ,raupous'ion o. th.i rs " WV
Company. rely wlth conhtenee on us spo'"S "sN"
LIN T. SIOCh. ,.,,-. .. -,
Farmers and Deaers In Live Stock VII hno ths mos, "a
NanIaeeons Z ute Iapacious a'dsi VIZ 49, @ H. ~
pud ~ connections every attention 10 pad 70 theu
FROM Tsbug where vii DO lolu every naf seY
is,aSS Snt Te,' 1sK .aa ALTMORE MARKETS
ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. A'ior'fiows
LEIGH & Co, Freight Agenis 90 ,,,,,
No 4 Astof House. and No. Souih Nhlam'"
MCDONALD { BISCHOfF. Emisrant AGENTS,
No Battery place
ENOCII LEWIS General Superintendent, Altoona Pa
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II. 9. lnternal Repenue.

IT :. INTERNAL REVENUE.
~ EXCISE TAX AND LICENSE NOTlCE.-Io resi-
dents sud all person. assessed during the month Of Soyeu-
Der 1862 under he awsof the United States fer the
ment Of Tares Duties Licenses within tie FOURTH
COLLECTION DISTRICT OF the State Of SewYoTk coui-
p.ng the 3D. h 9Th and 9Th Wards of the CITY OF New
Iork
TAKE NOTCE-That the undersigned Collector Of Taxes
for the Fourth Collection Dstric, Of the state Of New
mp,ng the 3D. 5h Gen and Sch Ward, Of the City n New
York pursusn, to act u Congress entitled An as TO pre-
vide internal " support the Government, AID to
pay Interest on the public dobt.'
GIVES NOTiCE-Ths, the Duties, Taxes sad Licenses
assessed upon persons during the month OF November 1862
doing business within said District and which By
s.d ey respectively liable TO pay have become
due and payable and that shall attend to receive payment
Of the my office No IS frankn, in the said dis
aud city. daily from the hour Of to the our Of
p NJ and ser this date until and Including the 2ih
day Of January, 1863.
All persons who shall neglect 20 pay % me the Dutles
Taxes sni Licenses, Aforesaid eised upon them within
tho above specified time shall be abc aud will be therefore
required to pay TEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof JOHN MACK, Collector an District
NKw YORK. Jan. 8 1863.
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fins,ta! gnslrnmcnis.

GEORGE STICKS INIMITABLE GRAND
NJ Ann SQUARE PIANOFORTES Menu factory and
war.rooms No IIJ Waker.st Of Genre. Newforh
Every Piano warranted fJr five years
N1ASON g. HAMLINs HARMONIC Ms
WI A new musical in,rUmert, which Is great improve
.t mon the and similar Instruments hHvns
row I'm snd VARIETY Of moderate sized e Al HCh o'
GAN Recommended by the most distinguished ogstis s
the best Of all Instruments OF It's class, and awarded tue
ONLY GOLD MEDAL won by such iosIrnmena
Pdces s6D to $40 "a H.
.ssty s1hbied competition with oiheb during tho last
nye years ami lave in No rINGLE INsTANCE allied 70
t.,e the frat pfize a. THE BEST Prices $50 10 e2OJ
Wsrerooms IA New.YoIk Noe add Mereerst.
mason BROTHERS.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans leays-

IL fom foo Of Chsmbe's-st.:
o. H., Express for Buffalo
ga NJ MIR. daily for Oisville
l2:l3p IN. Accoma ,ods,ion. dAy, forPort Jervis.
$50 pm. Way. for Mddetown, Newbaryh and Wsrr
5p. N, Night kIpTess daily. for DuoEirk Buffalo aud
CsBs ndagua aud Principal salons Trsn Of Saturday
through 90 Buffalo, but does not run to Durkifk.
m. EnigraDt.
CHAs. MINOT General superintendeg,
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finatMial.

ADRIAN II. iuLLRR. Anctiouser.
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCKS, BY Order
IL Of SAMUEL WiILETS. ROBERT NlLLErs aud
STEPHEN r. PO8r. EXECUTORS Of MARY WOOD
Deceased. sA1DRDAY. Jan. "a, at i2l o'clsck at the
herchan. E1ch,hge ssleToom No III BTSndSayG64
Is Shares BE ak Of America, + 100 each.
~ Shave. P,ank Of North America I loo each
o. shores Corn Exchange Bank, 3 40 each.
% Share, Continental Bank 800 each.
81 shsr 20 Park Back 100 each.
~ Sd ares Bauk OF Commerce. Slo0 each,
90 S,1I.s Second Avenue Railroad Co., 300 each
81 Shares Wlismsburgh Gss-Light Co, 80 each
AAo INSURANCE STOCKS aud RAILROAD BONDS,
by order sundry parties. J,i0o)
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90 Get.
Gouses Gno farms Udnteo.

NANTED--Io rent by the year "A HALL and
w ROOMS for tho Of the Dry Goods Cl-rki Early
Co,n. Association Hall be capable e holding 500 per
lsTFe aud suitable for rsdng and committee
roomt location between fth and gth broadway
Adde'S ttating whs.e interview had) the sub
scfiber, No 1877 EAs. broadway Pcs order.
Is h. OSGOOD secy.
NXANTED-A SHOP and WAREROOM for
W a PIANO FORTE s,fAhUFACrURER. Address
A. Is. C., sprins-st. Post-OHice.
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Daurina Academies.

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
"A. No 2O4 STRAY, New-Yotk,
No 1877 Mon'sgue-st, Brooklyn. ,.,,
NEW. YORK. CLASSES on WEDNESDAYS aud sAlUh
DAYS MONDAYS end THUR DAYS. $500
BROOKLYN CLASSES on TUESDAYS eni FRIDAYS
Morning aud afternoon Classes young ladies' anu c!'
DIR 40. Evening Classes for gentlemen.
Classes now open. Pupils csn commence At any time.
Circular. Of tefms &C. may BE- had at either Academy
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Cupdrtncrebip Hotties.

TNIIE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under the hfm & STONE, BOWMAN ( BLISS lie
terminated by the death Of GEORGE BOWMAN Ito
surviving p,nes Will eontinoe the Domesic Commission
business AZ No 40 Park place aud NO. IS Barclay under
tho hTnl Of rONI.f Bill L FAY. -
WM W. STONE
POBEr BLISS.
New-Yort Jar. 10. 1859 SlGOUhNAf W. FAY.
rVNIiE Undersigned have This Day formed
Il COPARrNEkSHlP under the hrm rne Of GRAHAM
NICHOLS AZ No. 81 Erehsnse place, Tor the purchase
and ss. Of stocks Bond aud all m0ucyed secnreos the
80. I'd Of brokers J. '. GRAHAM,
LEROY NICHOLS
Jan Is, 1863 Meuber y. \. Stock Ia. Board
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BOARD ano Rooms

BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN-1n the
ID c,.o viclh,y OF Waist. Ferry, By Gentleman and
VIE the middle Of FeOTuAIy Adde'S W., Box No
?2I Brooklyn. n. Y
nn.-AMERICAN HOTEL.
u H.. beet houses in the city Terms ~ 50 per
dsy. b. A ). fLiMfICN.
: h. RsSsow. Clerk.
kNANTED--By n single Gentleman, a FUR
w NIsHED ROOM. without board. Ia tho house Of a
private family (not situate beta 4ih
snd 6thasA. Iith and 25h-.t Address l. L. r. box No
2 30 y. \. POsOfee.
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20 mbom II man Gourern

AMBCRG INTERNATIONAL AGRICIrI
THkAL EXHIBITION to be held under he ss.s,i i
Ia July 1909 at whsh 10 expected thai
The Agricultural Societies OF tbs different European me-, Vi
and Of me National aud State Agricultural Societies OF ibs
United States will be present. =" tue
Applications for Ent' or space for AUicultural mp.
nont sod Machinery be made on or before the ia, 81
April ueXtto AUSTIN, BALDWIN A. r. Wv ''' oi
agents for the Hamburg Exhibition Commi.,I5pe,,
m ,-s., No. Y Bioadway, n Y.
tioo may be he'd on application - above "'''''"''
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EXOUISITE BOOKS i--BOCCACCIO' Dr.
IL CAMERON viii, rs beautiful sngisyirgs % ~; re
kisSES or s. CJJ.DUS AND BONNEFONS with hne
see plates 90 cents by me carefully sealed r'h an
periiaent Curiosity To California 10 per cent ehue
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Nli5ccllGncnn9.

DIGELOW's Stamp, for Canoeing Revenue
Is ismps he best article offered aud Iequired every
Blsnsi iiou,e Gall aud pie and leave your
win ". ". TALLMAN. No. 20 NHam-.t.
EOR SALE-A SUPERIOR CABINET of
Il MINERALS, cin,ihng OF 200 specimen. IN all De
parmon,s. Apply 10 JOHN NJ CLAWSON, No. lv6
Spiug-si " /.
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HAMMOND on Diseases Of the Nervous, Sem
Il inal Urinary, and Sexual Systems NEW and htLlA
BILE TR SATMENf-By Z. d. hammond NJ D., lermerly
Prolssor Of Su4cil Ana.ony Surgery the Syracuse
Medical College Nev-l author OF Medical Information
for the Million" &c PIiee = ], mailed. 10 he had ~ 'i
Civ oniy of The Publisher, h. WARNLR NO. Nesey-si,
or he Author. No. 81 Eass 21th.st-
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR A
NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.


COMMENCING DECEMBER 1861 .
Psssen ger station in New York 9th st. and <thi
entrance 2stf-st.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YOHki 1900.
ForNew. Haven, a. M re u u.s. I'D (EAh '1o't%
and p. A a.
For BRIDGEPORT 7, Ga tEx)i l2ls, hl5 ZEE $40 40
FOR Milford s,rstord fairfield Southport, and We..pon.
TorNo:esik !, go i2is, IS CEI) $40 40 ''os
p N. ,,,sa, N
Sd M. , =,
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations, go n :,
II IS 3 90 T. 10 80 8 -
For Port Chester aud New. Rochelle. D. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bostou. via Springfield n IN lex J. 2l5 tkIl sp ~
For Boston, via shore Lane. lI.l3, . D. m -
For Hartford and Springfield a. u (Er l2lS Hi' lELh
20 ,,, -
and 2 IS p. N. to Northampton. -
Ok l. 10 p. III.
Tor New Haven Nw.Londou, and stoning,on Railroad Al
3 a ~ " ia, 2l5. ?. m.
Cara Railroad II. p "a. to Northampton.
For HOussionic Railroad 70 Pi.tsheld. 8 q m.
For Ndngatuck 4 AL Cad. Q q. AZ. 2.l1 p.
For Danbnry aid Norw ak BAriad a w. J. 4Op. IA.
Copaodious Ssepng Cas- ached the o. TTaio.
JANIS IA. HOYT. Superintendent.
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VIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. "a.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this

TIE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADIN6 ARTICLES: Mr.. Cox on The Puritan,,
Jefferson Davis's Mes-asei Rebel Correspond.
s sGss Iae PePns Rsy cSi Tie RI a' to
toll President; New.JeIseyi A Navel ETpedi.
ton Vsnee-ssymOuri Our Notions Of the War
6saTae: Geo Fiisj9Sa Postei i- i'aiia 1 iS
Our Army; Case IN Point; The President on
Finances Editorial Paragraphs.
u..WAR NEWS SUMMARY
Ui..0ENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Iy..FaoM wAsaISGToN: Special Dlspseha. 10
v..PRESIDENr LINCOLN on THE PENINs0-
vI..THE AFFAIR AT GALVESTON; Fol- Accom-.
Of the Disaseri Narrative Of Major W. l.. Burt 4;
Potion Of AhaiTs Prior to the Attack; How The
Rebels Approached The Attaek the Harriet
Lane; A Noble and Gallant Deeu.ei a Bloody
Stroesle on her Decks The BlowinE Up Of the
VII. OUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
vIII..ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE THE STEAMER
CUMbRtA; Capture OF a Rebel Pretended Pilot !
As a. n''''A a. ''-'''''n' III F'f''e1'i' Of 'A'
H"TREAsoN IN IEDIANA::Thrests of the Copper
htsdsi Gov. Morton 10 be Assa.snated.
x.FRoM THE MISSISSIPPI EXPEDITION: The
I%S y Ass. a. rSs. UsP'aIe O. Tue Fort;
Tribune
M''L s15ESss u ERQM OUR SPECIAL coRRE-
9tSSXRESTS WITH THE ARMY OF THE
XII. LATE SOUTHERN NEWs
xii. MESSAGE OF GOV MORTON or r,,,,r,,,.
xIv.FRoM EUROPE. IVA
XY..DICKENSs NEW cfyRrsr.,.e sro,,,
oooS assase-Hi' Leaving 1. III Called For
ANI'.AMEkICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS cTUp
xVu"cAiTURED REBEL CoPRFgpovnr.cr,
IopgT MclIelans an1 the Western c.. w
ftshGe iIihgmag iot Texas; Rebel Dnp,ons.s
Building "e'ei soiP
Nni''ThE RECEPTION OF GENERAL BUTLER
xIX..POETRY; "Treasou's Last DeyieeD
XA..JEfF. DAVIS'S ANNUAL MESSAGE. Ii. me-.
Accept Peaee Gu With Iudppepdenr.. ~,
Complains Of kusousan Injustice; s,.@g,e,n, 'iS y,
si' hel1lstion Ordcrsi he lnsis.s upon KiliSs
Butter MS Opinion Of the Emancipation P,oeis..
Slaves. y 'ne
DENT LINCOLN. i
XXI. THE CAKkER or THE ALABAMA
XIII. .NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE. Vain st,e,,,,
TO OfgaDize the House. DisgIseefql Seems; RnC
haoisn Rampant Points OF OTdea aud Points Of
Bowie hniVes bediAn Broke Lsosoi Bullets
B!adgeons, and bi0Odsbed ThTegtoaed by tLs
Peaceful Democracy. Correspondence of The
xXIV..WAR ITEMS.
XIV. POLITICAL
XVI Personal
XVII. CITY NEWS
xAVIl--AARRlAGES AND DEATHS
Observation-Disclosures ITEMS
xxx..THE HORSE MARKET.
AAL. COMMEkCIAL MATTERS: Foil R.no,,, =, m. |
STOCK, Money. Colton. Grain, and Ca,ts M,Its,s
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Mem Publications.

VNHE CONTINENTAL MON THLf
n For FEBRUARY, 1868.
WILL BB FOR sALK ON
SATURDAY, JAN "a.
IT CONTAINS ARTICLES ON
Our Netionsl Finances, lion Robert j. Nahef
A Trip TO Artietam. Charles w, Lorns.
American DestDy John Stahl Patterson
The Birth Of tue Lily. 80 -, s.,
Was He Successful Richard r. kimball
NnliGcstion and Secession. HoR Robert j. WAIKIKI
The sioux War John O. Nicosy Private Sc cretsTy TO
President Lincoln.
Detdw 80,
! A Mcrctants Story. Edmund Kirke
'be Con seonences Of the Rebellion. Hon +. y. Stanton
| Sunshine la Thought. - ,.,.nS
How they Tested in the Good va ihno' N"''o' \" ''
| Literary Notices.
Editors Table. 80 -. - n,,
The article IN this number of the CosTiY EsrAL % M
National Finauces" by the Hon Robert y. Walker VIII DO
found worthy Of especial attention the present un
Our newt Issue will coutsn valuable ofticie on oOLD'
| For sale by ell News Dealers !, -, p..s....,
| 'AA'' - No. 50 Greens-st.
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DEWARE THE NORTHEASTERN.
~ BROWNIES IMPROVED PATfNt METALLIC
WEATHER STRIPS made Of ZINC and RUBBER. viii.
edeciaay exclnds Cold, Wind Snow Rain and Dust
the crevices Of Doo ava WINDOWS Of every description.
They superior anything before iovened for NO
above purposes Unlike the old wooden shairs they will
neither
SHRINK, WARP, NOR SPLIT
They are warranted for years. and will their cost in
Goals alone the fret season.
Iney are Endorsed by The leading Bankers Insurance Com
penes heeban Importers OF this city, which can be
showa oO apple itiOn % the
FATEhr METALLIC WEATHER STRIP Cor
OFFICE,
,. NO Ii2 Broadway corner of FultOnst.
Hgeots Wsntea5n every city.
hi nave no uptown branches. Those representing
ulehsel'es a' our agents are I'm posters
4 -, ~ 5O, 81, and 81 50.--SUOES apd
. : pias.a d IT'S Al JJNts'S Nos. ~ and IL AnnsL
81 Iesse csi and examine before purchasing
EADS BEADS = BEADS -!
AND FANCY GOODS.
W. !. nRoWN' Importer. No. 1856 PearL.. NY
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I oNG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-CHANGE Of

4 TERMlNUS-Pa7svnger Depot, Jsmes-sp and foot %
3@thst r. R,-Niuier arrangements commencing Friday,
Oct a. ltf; Leave NcwNOa II Tor G eenpoIt, sag
nsTbor Onont, aud Hamptous. ct . a. m. aud iog
l,p at9a m. aud u. tor syossrt at p. m tof Hemp
seud Sundays the tran leaves Hunters Point (5sh-sk
fruyl etJ a. fr Ysphank AID ii emediate stations
A. eycuuin raos. rsuInns leaves faphNk at 1925
On Friday and saturday night tho l.hp tIsD IN ruu,
through Gfetppo returning saturday and Monday NOM
ing u l:la q ul arriving in y ~ .Nolk Oh 9:S2
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NANIP CHAIRS, COTS, STOOLS, Ac., Oh
~ new gus da, sh,c sul Ii ht wholesale snd retail
A. BALMANNO. No. 10 Liberty st. NEWTON
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AND MONTREAL FREIGHT

ST. Johusbury Ogdensbnrgh. Montreal and all n,ermeda,s
towns by Sew-dsyen steamers Pier No Is East Ri
sonthrt N Y. FRANCIS HYDE.Agent.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. r.
~ For Albany Trov North and Wes,.-NINTER AR
RANGEMENT commencing NOSDAY Nov. II. 1852
ALBASY. Io.-o.- Express al Train 2oh
ststion. Returning leave ALBANY ~ lr:3Oa
For Local Trains Time table.
JOHN BURCHILL. Superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-


~ From foot Of t"urtiand stConnectisg at Hamptog
Junction with tho DeswNe Lsckiwanna and Western Rail-
road, and at barton with the Lshsh Valley Railroad and ito
coeetous ofmis dect line to Pittsburgh and the Wess
wi hcnt change OF
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov. II, 1863
Leave New ok as follows:
HARRISBURG EIPKEss-At a. m. for Ea.ton. Reading
Pr sViile. harrisburg Msuch 81 hunk Nilhamsport
Man TsAiS-- At0 for fastou, Water Gap Scranton,
Great Bsnd. Biz l-nton, vtsston Nike,baIre. &c.
Il n THROUGW IKAIN-For Eastor. Allentown, Reading,
Pottsyille. Harrisburg. Niiismsport &c
NJ. IHkoUGH TRAIN Fer ksstou. Bethlehem, Alien
town. and hsrch chunk.
$50 p. NJ WAY TRAIS-Eor Someryie and intermediate.
stations
Jpn WESTERN EIPREss-For Faston Allentown Read.
ing Hensbufg Pittsburgh, and the West. Sleeping Rom
Jrr.ey Ciiy through To fi,t,buTgh
Express TRAM FOR HAKKIsBURG-rhe q g. m. Express
Train from New.lO arrives az Harrisburg at p. ect
ing aud West Pennsylvania Central Railroad North
CentT. Railroad. North and South and with the Cua5s
land Nsley Railroad
TaE TaRouGn ESrrE.s TRAIS foR THs Wxsr leaves
New YORK at deily Sundays excepted making close
connection Hursrurg with Pennsy Rslroad~i;s
change Pittsburgh and bur TO Cincin a
CLicAg0. Two hours limo is saved by taking this trsln
ELztBUrHpOkr AND NEW YORR FERRY-Leaye Nrw- y Ork
from Pier No 2 North River at $3.50 q. and l2:JOi
and -, 49,
trip each wy. JOSIAH y. srERNS, Superintendent.