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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
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PREMIUMS
TO EDITORS. LADIES AND OTHERS:

TO EDITORS, LADIES AND OTHERS;
Oh either my SOAR, sALEEATUs, or CONCENTRATED
POTASH
goods and be not efs than ten lines and oe pnbsa VI
the editorial co OF any good iafniy newspaper.
Any marty hing compete for the above, and desrnS
further rmation may address the undeAsned aeh per
sol writing AMI publishing notice az above w fa usIe
sd copy Of the paper containing tns notice 70 me- oh' a''
W IL me by mail giving full address " ,,..
The Premiums will bs awarded on the t.h day Of July ''
Is. r. BABBlTF,
No. "a to ~ W sshinyton st., New York
NKw HAVEN Conn, Oct Y, lasl
To. b. r. BABBTT;
SIN Observing your Premium advertisement IN Tho scen
thc American, concluded 20 state, In Isw wofd' VIVA
merits OF your having used u enough 70 con
scl,ntionsly that all that s represented TO BE-
wr 10 you II 10 necessary to wEis my name IN 'H
under article should put II In one oi the Ss" Haven
paP" 49,. ... ,,.. g.. n "a account,
pess, cav so and viii end the natter nit Is sccep.b
it viii sppear In the paper immediately j. " W.
: right, GOLDEN day tha, ever gave
- he world man who TO
b cilme, the toll OF womansind.
man with "a inseuion. fnind
- .stos. r.a ain tOus
- .1gsnence proves mus
= "a every way ts c1ins 10 sii,
= here. nons bit ,rae A..er,ion. rn,4-
i hrs to l.ifnB the tgutL re bold,
70 IN using tAis ~e ne not soldi
.s ayins onr tns snd patience too
. uF trends vii ind iiis stsienlen. Fue
= fIs.s trial and yea can -,
: r-c.lve that BAbBIrT 10 the mani. n W.
WHOLESALE PRICES--Glies's Old Plan
w ,siion Coae. sac. Gile EFasr1n, American ly. do
A. 40 M IA a ea-r usu.l discount WRIGHT GlLLIEo
bROInER Noe 49, rs. ~ wsshnsion-st, n L.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Gtcamtoats an6 Railroads.

NORTHERN II. X. of N JERSEY. .-lfalns
lN leave Jersey City at 5loa M, o:l3a M, llo pm, ~
ni and ;o5 p IN. The 9l5 AM and run to Mon
ssy. Vel. ~ i&1 T. w. pEMANESg, ,stPL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
VIZ H. EsxRsoy. Secretary.
T-OTTCF-SAI,T of the KENOSHA. ROCK

NOTICE-SAIE Of the KENOSHA, ROCK
IN FORD AND ROCK ISLAND kAlLROAD-iAe IN
aer.,Tped BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, the Trustee oi q
be- Of Trust Morsge bearing daie the t oeJ e AZ
Srsha and Rockford Railroad Company, anon e.ii
formed according to the o. the >tsc OF Nsons4n Al
ke keuosha aud Rockford Railroad Company 'oroia4'h
hnv formed according TO the laws o. tho state oi o aha
trustee also OF Deed Of Trusf Horgsre bearing daie %"
6r. d.y Of Mach thousand eight hundred sd 1 s1o
By the kenofaA, Rockford. and Rock Island ha4 -osd IN
Bio. OF and Illinois, by the consolidation o to
ssid Ksnofha ard Rockford khoEd COMPANIES ana ne a
ford Mi.ssspp. Rroed Conpsny IN execution Of tne
e $3.50 III sell a. Prbe Auction !, the O. srl Hoa.e
b tie City d RSeklfd Sac m-i. tsh..t
bidde foT f ESDAl. the seyrah caS o. Jsnnsr
@. thousand eight hundred AID siKyior- - No O'clock p
n Of the said day, following described property - Al
spfirety, 20 wit. ,,
. the keno.ha rad Rockford kErosd and now tnowu -
Vo on Of tho Keuctz- Rockford aud hock Island ksot9
ford of Illinois togeiher with All the riss ol
Wsy, depot grounds, IaHsNs, Eals pEicg'f irhrs
and other buildings and ali e lnds dud here
GtacIts he acquired by either OF tie henoshs and oct
psy ia eolneci5n with THE faid railroad rom heloha 70
Rockford or rss;nr thereto; and also 81 q tolls incomes
rents and proft. corporate other i-cises O.
sa,ner Of .he aid keo.hs and Rockford Hail ComPans
or Of Consolidated Company connected win t'i Arl-
LIE AenOs ~ AocLictli offrla-nf teIe'"
ND so all Oconloye elrines tender cars ol ever 2
uahiuery machine shops Tools and Implement wood and
prorerty connected with the proper elwpurui, N"A-i
operating end oont-c Ing Of O. sppurens 70 ne
r. o. railroad from kenohat to Rockford TIE sss see
not include any lands lots Otle- properly O. me g.
EeDo-ha and Rockford Railroad COmpsnl-s, a u. tac
Cousohiated Corp-sr which have not be nec~saiiy
= ior their si y al roadway from het0sLh 70 X
ford OF uded he deP0is station grounds or required
tcr the c0nsrlcuon operation iau'~reucc .. coHN.t *
sse Of the aud which SAID kerosAs ard hoctora ''
Ea,ed or otnerw.e disposed oL-Da.ed OeobsT ~ loe4
Is. WILLIAMSON. Trustee
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Ocean Steamers.

LOR NEW-ORLEhNS-D.rect.
Il The nsw add frsir' a. q. :. M-l S.esmshlp
GEORGE CROMWELL,
Capt Jso 4. fosr, .
VII picr No . h., OIL satgeay, NoTcrnoeF 81 a.
10 Frrrh, received B of L.ius sned d,y Q, sal
~ pof ffrrht OF pa..ss- with untury.ssa soconsodsons
apply 10 II. H. CROMWELL a Co, 20. - "csisI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
iOeooina Garoo. &r.

At WV. EVERDELL" SONS, lOi Fulton
~ ,.-WEDDlNO CARDS. Fine stationery, Loosed IN,
ll STAN ping. 3o.osfas, Door and Number ia'es sti
Pr,.... h.s. Boots Chects Notes Labels. tc tE's-S
ilsh-a 1912
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

NOTICE % SHIPPERS 20 CALIFORNIA
FNrRk FRElOT Sff Al Rlo acco onin Cd .fe o. p
ho r., urahl a. r~sra their good. By the regular no
AID 10 nr 'hr rrrasi; auds II thr trade the fASA
.kAILHOAD CgAPAsI vii dis2st'h ihe steamer ALA "
re ass tho .ld tho .: .l.i VITA Freight oIIy ore
WI commence receiving Saturday Morning, ivh lss,
tho cs1as sff tIeish' rer regular ',~a-ef IL
s-cf.d that good, by ths krsnte viii igrsad iorn
Pansns b. fhe farihc Mail steamship Company steamer
leaving about tie i3h o. bccemo- and Axsise IN
~sn bran. n time t4c New Year t0.idcys
for futa-r rAr aa sd permits fo nilmen' ir1uhe
The Office u The Panama Railroad lonp'ry No Ss nlt
JOSEPH .. JOY. secr.,sry.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
CTEAM WEFKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch.
STEAM COMMUNICATION
-
TO LIVERPOOL.

~ LAM LVWMN NNIIA IVN
>
TO LIVERPOOL.
To uni,r, n-d vii dlsls'c of tie uni-me,loned
o,i ef int clsss Empowered hrfl.h bit .'camaTs ou
hEN-iOkA TO IN fkfOOl.
calling r, Qu~su.,oNn lAnd p-sscl sd latest TILL
GRAPHIC DlSPArl HES.
san lnna ConmsnSsr. ~ SAT-
LOUISA ...i lrQos Friday Dec.
~ lisy, Dec. "
.olerta.... Fntly Jan.
Thcfe steamers hase :. been ba under the in ccoH OF
tie lcf Surveyor tlo Liverpool Underwriters H. sy Of
lr1u Sps They have water ,Ag comp4Itouls AID
ci..,rG nf.'.c 'iss Tor 'senly two years.
They hlioi ~ or ls' second d third class pa
who .rc ehlrsod a. lAo following f-i,ss
fi.'' c'Nin......."~.S - tr.ylsi, iu Currency.
.ss.........s -
n..y and scconn ll.oa ua.upissel b. auy other haa
C.
rt,s particu'ar' tpply,o
WILLIAMS n GUTON. 10. Il wan.s-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
ors,.scu o.rcr. WA pEr.rrsss-.

90 DsA.ta NsFftr " ~ fAFHNfr
V,misaror se,ei-tsr -, ~
DRoPOSALs FOR HEAVY iRoJEC.
i TiLEsstAlFD FholusAi... "iI os ,'rs.'sl =, .
ia ls.,y f. ss. E. b. delivered Ia tic following ssal
'.'., =, e., gl5't ,,;,si ,@ (. H,,,sx.L y, aAss
soa i.srsh s,ii.fn. 'hos
500 10 nh .ho,
AT Tiis " tTtRyLis T ARSENAL. WEST TROY n. T.
LOO B. inca saft...as slo-
Loo lh larh sas.ls
tocl i0 Hrh saot
At riiYT 4 s. 4i'sfs,L GOVERNORS : isLAsp n Y.
100 f.I.rl 'he
iac'9 o. l.rh shot
AT filE 1rLf6nASY ARSENAL. FIrTsBuao, PA.
loo 't.rrh ts't-r'as .Loi
Loo ., urA sas.i.
s@o !, ialh 't9-
AZ r4R Sr louis ARSENAL. ST. LOUIS, 40.
$40 ialh'ar
At TnE w1siIs5roS ARSENAL. WASHINGTON,
i0oi,lnsh b.r-rins slll
100 liiaoA sle
Thsfr,,ie, ss 20 3, rn,d- y ~, t'na - metal ,ri IN
'pcccl sisf c fuss t4 4.n ia 30 ofnano ~ nnh Win
h- cIropuaa vi Ae lea l,is'i; shot "l,A ao o. be
nads % san ilrsl q isas rrl,A ranging between 5000
na y o ponds o. 90 'rsae H'n ad these must 80 at
coal f1n en- s.. tested ~ Ss taien hoa tho
Brasns Of a. ths,- ~ re,s e,a be ~ of tho
,r,.ss. - ,ro ,hsy 40 = ts d. rsrsi The pfyos.
il,ps i - Nunissy ~hef' sss b.. nu'' De do
NzdoI lee n cisfss !Qf ftsi fia!pn
of tanlrs until tie affru4L Dssefc. must
10 made tAo rsts of ro' Ir' Aan Eve PEI cont J'i
week. 4 o.. nnutcf - pocres coniraird .1f TO ~
scfy g. made shg - day, .rf she ,ir oi conrai
all 49, ,uIo @ deliver s'pcihri SINE vi 'lH 'Ar
contractor loIwfs q Tho number bo may fail 20 Go'es
q thsi tfn,
separate BID. so rn.a. f Zach sind % po-ee.i and
t--sf 81 opposes to deliver a. dE.rf affcn4s aio
llAs nnai b. Ina Z, i5f each knt - eath place.
sl b W4I DO cal.ilar~d om psftlrs oter Nrn fesrn
f11risp yopstsr Il wOs.s Who sgr known iu IN. pc
y.frf bc csfGb- o! srsost tie "ors contra of IN
iL..9 = ostablshasnis.
fach parry o1tllins oon'rsc, VII - reg feio enter
bonds with approved sugoiiss lor s faithful rseonton
T- Department reserves srfth usht u rrccG any os
al ills n not deemed .siis 4c'ory, for any cause.
rfopo,.a ali bc sl es,sd 10 Bfsaslef Jcnerh Gelgc
b Ramsay Chief of Ordnance Washington, D. g." aud vii
0Eo. h. RAMSAY,
Prs oen. CArl of Ordinance
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Gealcrs, Glopeo, Sc.

GIMOXDSs PATENT STEAM HEATER,
y Dor Warning and kenl..ns Building. Of al descriptions.
Graprfes, Greenhouse, &c.
MI. Heater having been torou gy tested has proved to bs
IA, most D. feet Warming hypnlllus IN Parties
baynp th in uss and 10 whom reference be yv.n give
tnem the hsheft fco concentrations
1oo rec lris sto ard ped,c'y efficient apparatus. for
walnr pufposo invited to call aud examine before pu
chasing slse"hcrc.
porsCnal given 70 efrcDs Tie sHn9 and Iuafhny
siyen for their ,uccsstfll opefs'i1n.
J. H. sliOND3. Sole Proprietor, No. :, ChH't, ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNIkA
J,o,. III, and 3.lhst T.. K. Fndsys aud sxsr
days stI p m a.oFor GreenPori sag HaIeor, hanp'cs
se., stopping al steoEs re. lamp At = m, ana
For syos,es At a m II a and For Jamaica 4
and II a. m. ami 4 and = -,
non, 5tht stopping a. a. Stations Fare ioz this vsn
ercuFsol -, -. n ...
tn. X. REASONFR, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Duiloinn AlGteria!s.

EOR SALE-l0, 900 feet Of cast-lron DRAIN
j. PIPES of3 s. snd hclrs diameter snd and fact
long Il.o PLUMBERS CAHiiNoo oi al kinds Apply al
,ha Pipe IoundeIv 10. % Oreeno-st A. BRADY.
rJ,IN ROOFS made water-tght and warranted.
i PREPARED CANVASS ROOFING tor sls. MICA
ROOFING CO. No. 201 HToaiwsv. ~ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
rnE DrHUsUE & siorr Crrr RAILROAD 60.
SrwYoKK. Nov. - 1851.
HNHE ZIP ANSEER BOOKS OF the DUB

L OUF And SIOUX CITY RAILROAD CO.. viii % open
q :ids ofce MONDAY, the lbh instant. stooAh- de..
10 place then stock he New Ycr books. sIe re
sue tel to .gafd their certificate. fpoweT of At,iy a, tho
Eoi Of each. dolly sguedl to g. H. BOOTH Iies.l DlDi
eue Iowa rlo g sae and nail to them Isr trtc.ies
sron the surrender OF which Aew.York Cerhcae. VIII be
iss ned. NJ. r.. yFobF ".
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
NTEW-YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. ID, 1911
Passenger s.s.on In New.yor<, corner Hthst and fHsN
Entrance ..thst.
R.rysLFAyE NYw-YoRK,

TRAINS LEAVE SFW-yORKi
For N,w-Hasea. stETk lliJS 8 H. i-ii' 'Ihh NV
fos Brl,ePort, :, lEr.j. l:5oa i':i3 tEIh ~
~ MILFORD A. is str,'ioii, l:3o. N. 80 t~p%
For E.EGel Southport AID "c'.PoF', :, h;'" n-i ."
FoE Aoruak.- $50 1850 g. m, i!.i3 lEI) a;oo lEIs
$50 f;J0. $50. Ok ?. m. "a .r
for DaSirn AID greenwich, :. $50, il1e M. s'"' ~
boz stanford T. Exls:3o Ii.so nj iais (EIh'~
tfr.l J.5f. so 3;JO. iEa.l p n. $50
Fos Port hester snd inermel-t t'stons J. wv i~s
o.. J.sg. s.3l, SD 6;s) p. m. .
CONNECTSG TRAINS.
For Boston vi, Spgi sneli, A. tExl 900 lExb 50
For fa.fon. via Shore Line. i1:lS tExl sp. IN. -.
t0r h.f,lo.4 AID Springfield, (E1l, lI;S' H. j."
For Coancc,iu, River Railroad a. M (ErI to MorI,s-
for H.Stiold, Pso,iience ard FiikM Railroad. stEts
li.tu ~. ,rs. q,
Fos scs Haven. Nsw.Londoa snl s,oninstOn RalI0ss
l. M 1915, 3 p, N. =.
for Cana. Ral.Ioui is:ls y. N. 70 northampton.
sor Houia,onic Railroad, B a. m.
for Slrg.iucA Railroad. A. M, p N
for Dsnhury aud N0rv llA Railroad, :, l;So ~ -
Colamod.ous Sleeping Carr attached 60 p IN tsain'
JAMES IL HOil. sa2eIin,enael. 2--
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0R PHIL
~ ADFlpffA and the SOL fH aud WEST va jim.
SLY CITY -nall eul Express Liaes leave New
end 10 m. 4. G. 7.S0 and i:o y NJ Fare 90 lalVss'
baegsgc checked at aud ~ a. H., and sp and H'"F 49,
t5f Wellington. and at and r. FOR TIE West l.,
W. WOODRUFF Assistant superrten,enl
NJ hsr-ag. will b. received Tor any tram. unhn
ard checked 10 rnau,es ia advance OF the tne OF esss
NEWYORK, HARLEM, and ALBANf
~ RAILROAD INCREASED ACCoMAODAllONs...
Trans Albany. Troy. she NORTH snd Wes, 80 Nv.
depot q. o aal as p ~ ssnlAy .. ~ N,vyorts as
Iork for Albany l:25 y ~ s'i Albany for New
- Ity. M t( ltll.l SupcIinit tndeaA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN OF TIE NEW-YoRK AND HARLEM RAILRoAI


NJOTICE.-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN OF THE NEWYoRK AND HARLEM AAiLKoAp
rbc Increasing business Of the Company and anticipated
.,nuec u y, n other railroads render IL eSpeden ;ouhwh
10 extend ho double track from its present terminus al h
Mans Bridge Chatham CoTncrs and 10 compete Tue
road from that place through 20 Albany.
For the purpose Of meeting the necessary OUTLAWS e'enah-
ch constructions and deirsy the expense nso.i 10 W,
extension Of the City Railroad, already author Aed the hoa
n Directors have that crpedent TO resse Ae
Esnitrl ock TO such smouut not exceeding the madon
e Chsters may be sanciioned by the req ie No. o W
kockhoders and issue The Increased STOCK nom 'e "
&rne s NAV be required for the puposes of uc
1oube track and extensions, ana procuring De He0e'-' NJ
1itional rolling sock -. -. ~. ., . cb.,,e,
.na serda-orv Acts and including both the Common and
Pref-rred stock j. Fight Millions Of Doisrs, oi "a N9
Millions Oae Hundred and Thirty Thousand Nine huha
rrd and i:iy Dollar. remains un.sued.
The Board Of Directors propose that the eaTa oeA DC I'D
creased 10 iis full amount . , s.,.
roh resolution of the board Of Dgecors and OF concune
n lie increase Of capita TO the f sfiosut au'i
Id bv the charter and the several acts OF the Les1Nc
snneud,ry thereof will be held D; the ofce OF the toiN
~ the corer OF 2sth-st and 4hagenue on f0DAl INC
d. nv Of December al u clock noon oi ina osy
Yor the purpose Of asraning he stocslooes "bo 'ha
h> entitled vote such meeting the books o enf vii
& closed a. required by law ou thpAi tLe W os o.
Mover bel in day Of the nrst publication oi th' hg
NE oooks will be open TUESDAY, tac ION Day %
Hov@mb.r st-gG.ed New-l oIk, New. o. iSo1
By order Of the Board OF Directors: - - .
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

NINTRhII RAlIROAD OF NJ w - ERSEI,
~ from foot OF Courtsndtst, connecting al Hampton
ard . Esston with Lehiyh Valley Railroad and is
tions forming direct line TO Piinbursh and me "est With
W. 6" nsfir MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
sJ,v Nile. and Two Hous saved by this line TO Chicago
''i'~'nH''' D. WISifR sRRASoEMESfs.
Commenting Nov. .. l5oJ Leave New ok - folous;
HsEElsBuRo ExPREss--At c. M, for EAs,on, Resdss
Fotisvi. Hsrrs5lrg Ma1ch Chunk Wihamspor
MsLTaaS-aisIOG. M :o Ea.ton, Water Gap. Sersnioa,
Nibesbarrs Great Bead. Pitis:on binshsn'on, DC -
I'm TKAfy-for Eas,on, Allentown, Ssaea CHUNK W.
Transport, Reading. lo,.sy.Is, ltAf'lsDniS &C q,
J.t s-For Ealon Bethlehem Allentown Gd Mach
Chunk
5.soP Nor somefvihs.
~ ". NEsTGKS ExFksss-For Essior Alsr'own hss4'
inr Hxni.bary Pilt.bufgh and the West Se~ping
thrypcA from Jersey City % Pi;isb1rsh.
ExPsEss TR,s roK HAaRisbUEG-Ths . q n Erpreo
Tram gon SewioEs 1r.i'e. al l4afso N eonner
rx Pas, and West P.nnsyv1n.s Central Rsihosd North
Central Rsoad NORTH and soG;n AMI win me Cenoss
Ttrfsssrspcsr .Sp Nsw.yosx YgKnY--Lesve N.v-Yors
frofn PIE. No. 2 North River q, yJ fn; and sO -
The boas stop ~ Bergen Point ard Mariners Hafoor every
,rip each way. JOSIAH .. srEhRNs Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL
1 1tBkSY aud TROY, CONNECTING WITH TKAiNp
NORTH and WEST. Train leave: -
from h>loers-st. EIom ~1T
Yrrcss and 10 ni and ); - w. M sns ''' ~ss
- AID ) r. m. a. 80 p H.
Troy snd il5aay with deep llO:s' 2. H.
ins cart. 1880 p - ,,,s.
ge train and II DO e23 and ii'-1 H. sne AZ"
q m, .nt !-r5J y M y ~.
Peeks.il tlsin 40 p. n, s:2 p n
s'nf u - "''" SIS, mi mi6.s.pn
Talryiown train. $40 ?. m ls09 p. L.
On Sundays a. y D. m. from 5-ih, u.....
Ticket. lay be pFcenean a. any 81 tne 4u.esu S,.S -
~, ff York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

s AfETY' SPEED AND CoMfokr.
WORCESTER, PAGaER, FGliSHRyRo, NASHUA
~" f'N'' AEb ;liSS2TEkMEDiATE poiNTs.o NTso"iAiSs
The new and sanch 5, Gamers Of i the Norwich line,
leave NewYofk daily lsandrys e,cepied, a, ocloci u
from Tier No FoR y HSje Sp 5HbSS a,e fSS; 9f Vss'y
there connecting with Che Steamboat ExPre. Tain from The
points. via Norwich Worcester, Boston Worcsssr
wSscse Nashua end sa, SSr;hs% R.es
Of E.s. MARTIN, Agent on the Pier
INFECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
NoRTa&Srf%S ipSs'Pt BFtSoW5 % M FhTIs BkAfiHs6aRaS
Monday Wednesday aud Friday. Steamer CITY OF HART.
FORD leave. Peck Gp s.ip Tuesday Thursdsy and Ss..
The boats Of This line hrs,csss Sound steamer sad ".
commanded oy COMPETENT and experienced oilcerA
New-York, May 10 1903.
TOR BOSTON, and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.
l. PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and ,up.ric,
every every 'TTEsDAY. THrRsbAY, and SATURDAY, ~
o'clock p M and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt B,ytou, On
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a O'Clock ?. N,
from Pier No. North River
Hereafter viii be regsrdcd secured 10 any sppk-
cant nn.ii the same shall have been paid for
Freight Boston il forwarded through with great dispatch
v ." L ''' T. LIrrLEFIED, Agent, No. II Broadway.
,CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
y ToN, NEw.LOsDoN, sToNINGToNt PR0yI.
-Th. splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY.
MOUTH ROCK will leaye Pier NO ~ ~ H. loot of Ceort
lsndt-si. daily Except Sunday at : p m 70
Freight taken low BY other ine Once oil Com
many ko IJ We,.,t corner o; Iourtlandt-st
Neg.i ok, Nov. 2. 1903. VI. EDWARDS, agent
LOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
IL sPRINGFIELD.-STEAMBO AND RAILROAD
CONNECTION. Tho CONTINENTAL leaves Pectai2t
East River, at 3i3p m NIGHT LiHE.-Tns Elm CiAA
leave, at II oclocx p IN, Sunday. eAceptee.
ERIE RAILwAY.-Passenger trains.
IL a. M. II press for Buffalo.
$3.50 A. n. Mix. daily. for Ou.vils
10 a. H., Mail for buffalo
4p nl Way for Oiisvile, NeyrbBrsh and Warwick
u Night Express, dairy for Dunxirk Buffalo Roehss
ter CsnaIdayua AID principal stations. Tram Of Saturday
ruus through 10 Buffalo but does not run 10 Dankirk
7p ul Eniigrant Tor Duuk.Ik.
CHAS. MlNOT. General Superintendent
10 II -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
viii lrsTe Sos Nok IN he 81 lEh ard s5i
month sGccyt when tao- oacs ial On % NDAl
when iAr day Of departure y De- tho MONDAY 5Low.as
tor h-.shi Pa'sasc s.py ., ihe onJ oh,e No Dow"
ing green. - D. AlLfsNi asrt|
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

WHOLESALE PRICES--Gillies's Old Plan
tsiion Cofe. l,c Giess EFasrlu, American Rye DO,
nc-tD n ia a ca--i usual discount. WRIGHT piALiEos
uROlfFR No. lJl rs, ~ Washing onst, n. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
1aroware, CnlIern, 81.

GKATES.-i00, 900 pair of LADIES' and
y OfNTs SKATES. for ssle a. Wholesale, by y; siE-
VEINS, No. 2l5 Pears n. L., aud No 81 belly st., boston
ra'IN PLATE, SIEET.IRON Of all kinds, Tin,
l. Load, Zinc Spsltsr Copper, &C.. for t1lo by EDWARD
q. sU ERMAA No 13j fser IT., between Futon and John
, 1863-07-25

representatives. in the General Conference WIS
tabled Without debate This Conference IL
understood to be very heavily opposed to lay
representation.
The following members OF the annual Con.
ference we're appointed delegates to the next
Gencral Conference, viz:
DR.. c. Kingt}y, ReyR. 3. 4. Casutbers, J..
II. Lowe. Most $ Hiu, II. Hu1ltut, Hiram
Ncrtt il, =. F. Wilson:
The e1t meeting Of lie annual Conftye1oa
will te held at West Grecnylle, Mercer coun-
ty. Pennsylvania.
Bishop Simpson has rnrc teculty Of dis
7atchit . buEiness, and Conference, Its work
bting completed, Tas expected to adjourn
tLl5 morning"
The condition of the Lutheran Church
at the South is epmewhat indicated In the
follow Ing paragraph from recent stray num-
her of the l{e1ig1otts Herald, published at
Richmond t is di5c1ssi9e;the propristy of
to meet at Concord, N. e., and says: With
not single plan projected for Benevolent
operations, aud not a 1ine Of church OF Sun
day school literature approved, We are to-day
as pewerless as IN Organization as We were at
The fiEtt moment q separation from the
Northern section Of the CHURCH"
Tie 1ast number Of the. .Ntthodiss Q"dr-
h,lv contaibs an atttcle on ''Luy Re2resenta-
/: tiun ind Itiae1ancy," By Rev. Dr. Whedon,
which stems to be intended to stem the tide
= rbich is setting towards i more popular
firm II goyernmens In the Methodist
Church. Dr. Wtledon says that "the enact.
rpebt IF representation repeals itiueranc5,"
and then adds: 't'.DjsIntegtated, distnaut-
led, de .,.ittsd,- ard Dgfegatioratized,
the Methodist Episcopal Church is asad." !"
Itt he il in faytr OF extending the
te,1:e tor which the ministry is appointed.
Tic article hetrays deep interest, not to say
na,m1f Il feeling, on the question. Our
Suf1 - T.. enJrt 81 f1fs
II b,.avh Of faith against the church." &c. If
representation lis admitted, Dr. Wheds,n
Gains that it shsll not he aristecratic, but
that evt'y at;n's member Of the church sl.a't
la, G the right Of suffrage. It Looks as If it
night eomt to this yet--Exange1'a. 81"
CAREr's LAr-sroSE-The hp-stone used
Is 1he missionary pioneer, Dr.. Wn. Carey,
wht Il be vas n shoemaker, Is nov a'nsng tue
highly vafrc6 relics at Stepney College. Erg-
lid Wlcn Carey was jnsulted BY the Ediu-
burg Review, as :" cobler,'' /: lit le reflected
that Lis very lap.stone would become famous
r MI the anrfE
, 1863-07-25
Chicago Qrtbn1te.


JOHN BROWN IN AANNIEsAL.
From the Hanrjbal (Mo.) Courier we get an
account Of a glorious celebration in that city
over Tx capture If Vicksburg and tl4c victory
Of Gettysburg.
The city was brilliantly Illuminated with al
kinds Of patriotic transparencies. After the
arrival Of about eight hundred persons from
the surrounding country, the torch-light pro-
cessfon Of over two thousand people was
formed, ard marched to The Public Square,
Hhere preparations bad been made for hang
irg In ef5gy Jefr Davis. A regular scaffeld
had been erected. aud to tllls the cflE, was
taken, amid the shouts md cries Of tile crowd.
4 sentence was read to hecouuterfelt traitor,
at the close Of which the trap was sprung and
The body swung of. The remains were tacn
ct on flrs, whlet The crowd sang thcfol1owin.
words to tbc ture of
JOHN BROWN. *
Cid Jc 1,avis' boty Hes Wondering In tha flame,
While cc2 the Fl b.l lraders VITO hare shared hfe
Tor be las lot b. lie In playing treason game.
ALd Gods dsy IL marching On.
Glory, G1oET. he1lelujah..
Glorr, Gjery, 9,allelrjah!
{rl0'y. Glory, hhIle11tah> -
GodSr cay IL marching on.
JeG. Davis and his army were go chiralnous ind
sone 10 Iss their rule In action when they fousht
"thcir rights to saye. ;:
Nav ayet1atte follow traitors to helrEra
For Code dag Ia marching On. -
1nyasion Was Lis policy with all his traitor crew,
The Empire S:ate and keystone called to ar.as
And Sieafie % tas taught them lessons which those
t4aitors neve rknew.
For Gods day IL marching On. -
Jcn Daris's confirmation vas fiaud on goaly mcn;
Chritt't love is foEihe bonanan, and the poor his
slayss who tight for freedoms banner shall their
liberty yeta1ni - $50
For Gods day ID ma1chingou.
The conflict J.G has started he'll s.ir her depths
Dut he Union army, with thetrnas red white,
A,c tound e gain tic victory and 4'pu tie rebels
Fo. God's dag Ie marching on
O, soldiers true Of freedom, strike now while You
Deal Death blow to oppression in this accepted
Behold the doom Of traitore. for there dawns a
brighter day,
AID Gods day ismarchlas on
The demonstration is saId to hare been one
Of the most enthusiastic eyer witnessed iu
that city.
4 few eccessionfsts refused to illuminate.
Tho people Poeted pIckets arouud the town
to keep off the militia, and then proceeded to
clean out tue premises Of those rebels.