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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.-Thomas
N Green and Thomas Otis were both sent 10
this city yesterday, and committed to the Old
Capitol by Captain Io9d. Green belongs to
and committing other depreciation. Otis is said
10 be hols sc thief and suspicious character
generally, and II was understood had an
Ennnrad his intention OF going South the fret
opport unity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-07

GRAND LARcRNY.-Thomas Adley, colored,
was charged by Sam1 Johnson, colored, with
stealing SIG so in gold 81 in silver, and $50 so
IN paper moEey, one vest valued at S. and g.
silver watch valued at go, making 400. Ad.
ley went 10 Baltimore. and was arrested by tho
police there. Officer Mattingly went TO Balti-
more and brought him 70 this city yesterday,
and he was sent 10 Jail for hearing by Justice
ClHyton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-07

SELLING GOVERNMENT PRoPRRTY-Philip
Chris man aud vi SLrice Z uinlan, charged with
selling Government property; and JOS John
son and Peter Nash, charged with stealing
property sitter il had been s-iZed by the Gov
eminent, were all arrested yesterday, and COM
mrted TO the central guardhouse, by order OF
Col. Baker.
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au7 GRIMM & WILLIAMV. Aucte
ByJ C. McGUIRH co Anct;o,..-.

BvJ c. McG IRE & CO. Auctionsers
I OF ON Sd ST BET AND l. AT 'UBLTC
Ia AUCTION On HEpS EsDAI AFTERNOON
August 10th. 1t clock, on the premi, es VS. saaI
sell the nor y feet of Lot g. IL Square 55S stu
aied on Sd street west, between "a L SITS north
improvements consist of IN old Brick House
Terms One third cash balance in and IL
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
interest. Expenses of Conveyance ct purchasers
cost
su4 &c. GUiRk co. Aueta
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A esIsTANT QUARTERMAsrER's oePICR,
"A corner q and Twenty second streets, Wsthing-
ton. D: O.. july u, IS63.-Pubic sales Of
amin sis viii take place at the Corral, the OBJ
ssrys,oEI in this city on the second and foaetb
WEDNESDAYS 18th and 26th OF August 1853
The property is condemned "a undt for public
service.
sale TO commence at ten O'Clock a. m :, and BE
hand shall be sold
Terms cash, in Government funds
G. H. r0MPKINs
IL I'd Cantsn o NJ An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-07

ENCk salt The GJ)D. WILL and FIXTURES
I or vel zrpt Rst taurant and Bill ard Table.
Direct No. do Perm. avenue jy2S2WF
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
1863. THE 1863.

pESSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with its connecton. 6rns
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
rroM NKw.YoRK TIE PRINCIPAL WESTERN CirIsa
seysa ,rsns daily nom New fosk to fhsdephs, vie
New Jeney and Camden and d, Amboy lns ,,,,,.
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLANDT-ST.
By ofPhsdephia the morning Passengers leave New.
York at time other Evening passengers
st p. w., one hour later than other lines
BY way Of Allentown. evening passen nges leave m
two hou later than the Northern AID by both roaes
points In the North West Cresipe Indianapolis Louisville,
st. Louis Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati and oil inss
points West with fewer changes ef cars
Pittsburgh $50 miles and NewYori to Pittsburgh. 80 mile.
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trainG
Faro the other routes.
Baggage checked through Transfers nee.
Secure Tickets good until used, BY Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION. r,,.,&
Tho Peun'ylvsuia Central Company runs an ndas of
Accommodation Line, which shoas ss nsasi s2es
travel to paItiss wing Westward, at eas hAii 'A'
Of fare u,ours
n, t. ,o,. nf ali descriptions can be
10 and from a.v point on the Railroads Of on'o M
ndiaus Illinois. " ,sconsin Iowa u H. nyasbs rysr,o OF
ROAD DIRECT, .! so ss.S anS SSitt.SaIsn IN.
Tb ssis, of spd from any in.s =. vo,.Sl.
the Penns s,l,sr Railroad ConPsni.s Merchants ana
10 ohssed " rsnsporaion of their Freight 70 tho
sniplels @ ,S With confidence On is speedy uaasii
and Dealers Live Stock VIII hnd ths moet ad-
I'm. r,u,. Cspscious iarGsi weii wsered and sup
piled With every eohysn.sse 1 . S ~ yn is ns
- Harrisbuls where will be iod every convenience for
'1ias snd re.lus choice e. .ns1sd Of The PhiLADEL-
rtI, NEM.YORk and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
] L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No. Astor House
LFECiI & Co, Freigh. Ag-rt.
No. Asior Hou.e. .ud No / South wniamst-
M,DoNALD BiSChOfF. EmGLant Agents, ,,.,.
ENOCu LEWIS 0ssHa Superintendent AtssnA. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
FROM NORFOLK.
Arrest Of . snugglcr-Receipi Of Oe''sn-
Latcr from Richmond.

Latcr from Richmond.
Prom Oar Special Correspondent ". Yah n iAs,
,.,.a p;ce a Jew dealer In this city,
doipp business at No. II Main street, was detecteo
.bout DAYLIGHT this morning in an attempt 10 smuggs
.oods on board the steamer Arrow, the packet-bost
Sstweeu this city and Newbern. Rice was dis
oov.red.bv Leut. Col Whipple Of the 10Th Wiscon.
ain Regiment. and a trunk containing some $500
worth of choice articles evidently intended for the
Rebel market, Was seized upon the wharf. The
uennor in which the trunk found its way 10 the
wharf would seem to furnish evidence that an ex.
.snsive business has been done, and Is being prose-
outod. in the way of smuggling from this city, as
well as Of laxty in the measures for preventing such
transactions on the part Of the military authorities.
An invoice Of cotton, II bales, reached here yes
tsrdsy, consigned TO Peter H. Whitehurst g. Co.
Where the commodity cams from is kept q secret by
The consgnees. The parties have perfect under.
standing it seems by which they secure the products
Of Sscessls Ut a favorable considepation The cotton
10 sid to be of excellent quality, and will prove a
profitable speculation TO the enterprisipg merchants
who manage the business beyond our lines.
The Richmond Enquirer of the gath makes no
mention OF the capture of the Queen Of the West or
other matters connected with the bombardment az
Vicksburg. The paper contains no news VI
interest
The rumors about Pryors force being in Princess
Anne County are all "bosh" Pryor has not dared
10 show any force this side OF the BsckwhIer hnco
his late drubbing and nothing more than an occs-
sona scouting bss been in the region of the fight at
the deserted house" since the enemy was driven
back. The whole story about the invasion OF Prln'
cess Anne County is simply O sccesb roorbach,
started by country people for oiiect. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
The Horse Market.

There Ia temporary check in the current OF pros
psy has attended the horse market In ths city during
he Winter II viii be only temporary. satisfied be-
ue here ,hs grea. point Of concentration Of army horses
We do know how many Thousands have been furnished
y one consc.or-John L. Carpenter. stsble-keeper in
twenty reebu tie number 10 very large, and be
has bad buying agents all the country that there ha'
been continuous OF borsss toward the city oil Win.
I and at tin o., have heretofore noticed, the whole Of
al the immense stable IN Twenty fourth street has
hsss occupied His operations have kept the market lively
when II 10 Usually steGnapt and - the svese
phee Of his contracts has been about Slt head. and
% hs was conented with a moderate commission. horse
and horse rsisr in the country have been we'll stis
e and the collection ofso many army horses at this pcnt
hss brought In good deal OF other trade. We are sorry to
Ne checked, temporarily. Il appesn that s the last
ns firm 10 Baltimore put In bid for 900 horses at Sill
sssA The effect Of h, 10 TO take Sc 900 from the fsrmsrs
e difference In the price between that bid and Mr. CGpsn
ks which quite low " Government could reasonably
rt We csaddy hope ths. the Baltimore contrsctOrs will
not be able to supply the horses Tue price TOO low IL
NJ the interest hs. shonid b. reduced We
sppssd Csrpents contract because too low. These great
nscs control and requisite the price Of horses through
"a. the country and 10 10. for the Interest Of the
suntry that this prcs should b reduced The farmers
ssaoos Afford Il. a.: Government e.nno, afford
sssis do It Il. o., 1,oo,.I .P,iSS1 sHS ,.us !,
the open market to buy at that price To limited
this has been pursued by svns ar Carpenter
srds to purchase In this market We understand from the
Qas,srnsslefs Department that the course may bs
repeated We therefore think that farmers need not be dis
ssared about the horse market IN NsvYork The Spring
tsds 70 individuals will open great many horses will
needed IN the surrounding country replace the teams
vhah advance In beef has tempted TO sell Ths
demand for hoI,es fos ordinary city work this Spring will be
much than IL In the Spring Of 1861 1907 OF this
doabt Then have several extensive iines
NV y railroad tack ready o2ers'i0u aud these must be
uppied with horses.
the price Of army bores not III ely TO advance
than reesds under this lnci eassd demand judges
sftbs signs OF the times.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Hle0ienI.
WINCUESTER's

nNE TO SIX boxes Of "WINCHESTER's
~ SPECIFIC PILL" will permanently any case OF
Seminal WedknHi, its resulting Impofenoe HOwEyEK
eRAyATKD and viii be found equally efficient IN affections Of
the Probate Dats and diseases generally Of the Urinary
organs
PROFESSIONAL opiNIoNs-"Ih.ve used your srr-
PILL in many Of SpermaOrrhea and with the
mO'i ps,jeei 'uesas"J. MILTON sAspzRs. ~ D., LII. d.
Brooklyn
at is specific any medicine can be. Ihsve
cured very with from TO TIN DosHa"B
KKITH M D.. Id Reperfory Of Med. Sei,noe. Ns0- York
PERsoNAL-"bfr. Winehe.ter is WORTHY oosri-
pxscr and devoes himself automatically 10 these Prep.rs
tions"-D Meredith Iases.. AZ. D., LII. d. AmOoGn Ned.
cal Gassffs Nsp. York.
The sPECIFIC PILL |. not Homeopathic remedy. nor
nssdient Price: fi box ak boxes lhen o'sosd at
oge<J for By mail Sold wholesale and retail by
J. WINCHESTER. No. ~ John-st, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Deilii9trn.

nRS. GRIFFIN No. 25S Grand-st., n: T.,
n are inserting iul or partial Of their improved Ar
ca Teeth with without eIacisg the roots full ssis On
soa) per toots ~ sver rubber ti extracting - ct'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
limited sTATES-EXCISE NOTICE.

u Notice hereby given to all persons residing or doing
nd i7,h Wads OF the City OF NswYorh that tho Assess
msn Rolls will accordance with tie provisions OF Section
rs a. The Act 10 provide Internal Revenue &C. 10 open
"a, s,nmpation at this Office Rooms Nos - and 25 Bible
House Anorplscs, from o,eoss m to O'clock m 10.
nom The lin TO the 10th day Of March both days in
eud.d Appeals will be received and dotermnod by at
hi. oG.o daily from 10 m 10 D. % relative TO any
ronrous or excessive valuations
Al Appeal. be made In writing and specify tho par.
eonesed aud o the ground principle Of inequality
or srtor complained of-Deted, NswYotk FEB 29 1863.
" GEORGE y. STEINBRENNER,
V.l04 tfeod Assessor 7th District NJ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
6onses an0 farms Uantc0.

E'ARM WANTED-In EXCHANGE for
IL FOUR STORES ia Brooklyn, vel rented ore Of
the bes, business streets and improving property worth
$1,000 located within ~ miles Of New York, small fsrm
the northery shore Of Long leland further east than
Glen Cove. well improved would be taken 10 exchange Ad
dress Box No. T. 10 Post Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
VALUABLE REAL ESTATr FOR SALE

IN BNOOkIs1.
III iot. sire 25xlo0 feet, located u follows:
II lots north side Of Wsrea-s, bet 9th and 7thsys
u o,s fronting Fla'buhay bet Warren and Baltic s
ots fronting on Fatoushsv., bet CafitoIav and War
feb.st.
lots fronting Fistbush sv. bet. Warren and Wyckoa.
2 lots fronting on Wsreu-st, bet Fiatbush and Carlton
llo, at junction of Fla,bush av and Wairen-st
tlos on BatIers- bet. 7tb sv and fiatbush sy
II lots block bounded hy 3h aud 9TH Warren and
Baltic-sta
~ block bounded BY eth and 6hsv', Bs.o and
Butler.sis
u block bounded BY 9Th aud 7h avs Butler and
Batc-ts
lots fronting 7ih.sv. bet Butler and Bsltiests
10 lots fronting Warren and Bstcs LOO feet west oi
3th-ay.
This property located In the vicinity OF extensive I'm
povemsn and most Of the o,s within two socks OF the
propose Prospect Park The tatbu,hsv sh and Atlantic
City Car, Pa within block ofs the os The streets
graded and paved and rsuefay severed water and
ppes s.o laid II 10 claimed the mos. .dvsntassousy
located improved properly In Brookyn and inviting the
attention Of capitalists seeking invsstnent lge portion
Of the puIchascmoney remain on bond and mortgage
desired. For msps and terms apply to
HOMER MORGAN. No. Piuest
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Reb24 tfeod
TT $ INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

III -. TNTEfNAL NEV ENUE NUTICE-
u SIXTH DISTRICT-Noce IL hereby given to all
n.rons rr,dns doing business In tho Sixth Collection
Hct composed Of tho 9th 18th aud 18th Wards Of tho
Cy of NswYork that tho Assessment Rolls wi IN accord
sace with th provisions Of Section Is Of tho Act to provide
syeBue 40 he open for examination al this Office
No l6 West l4th-st, from o'clock to o'clock y.
for 10 DAYS from date hereof Sundsys eIcepte and that
,on ts 10Th tho 10th day Of Mach next both days '
cndo5 Appeals will be received aud determined by ut
mi. ofc. daily from IL m TO n relative 10 any erone'
ous or exec s.ive valuations ,
All Appeals must be- made In writing aud mus. specify The
p,Tes eause matter, thing. respecting which decis'
lon IL eauoed and also state the ground principle OF n'
rousIity OF complained of-Da"d NewYoGk Feb 20.
IlsS JOHN \. CLEVELAND,
Assessor 9th District. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Eeqal Notlres.'

IN Pursuance of an order Of ROSWELL C..
i BRAINARD esd, Surrogate OF tie County OF Kings
Notice "A he .by sye according law to all persons having
claim. agsns, JOHN C. BROWN late OF the City OF Brook
yn that they required to exhibit tho same
al tLs resde1c ce ofBF. WYMAN. No l3l Joralemon.st,
fooklyu; or the place Of business OF L. T. HALLOCh,
No Id Duehst Ia the city OF Newf ork, or bciose
the 2ith day OF June neat Dated December II. 1902
BENJAMIN =; MiMAN Executor
dla l.xGmR DUDLEY WILLIAMS. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
II. 8. Jniernal Repenuc.
-NITFD sTAFs INTERNAL REVENUE
FIFTH C0LLECTIoN DISTRICT

FIFTH COLLECTION DISTRICT
Notice 4. hereby given that the aboyenanei district mas
b.rn ,au,psed aud divided into nino paris or divisions,
bounded ard de,cribed as follows, 10 Wit;
Division No. l-btosdway, CaDalst bowery' and OIand'
., A. Stevens Asst Assr Office No 3Ji broadway.
Diy,on Nc. 2-Broai~sy Graud s, BoweTy. aud Spring
Az w " AleI.udcT, Asst AssI, ohco "estche'er House
cor. Brooms AID Bowcry. -
Diysisn No 3-Btoadway, sprins,st. Bowery ard heus
tou,t: g. d. Boows Asst. Assr Office NO oJi bfoadtay
pi,,on No +-Diyision--t Csthotine.t South and Cn-
,on a.. 4 MoClurc Asst Assr. Office No. 10. Hear,
Diy,ion No S-DiysOnsL, Hester e., and boweryi Robl
NJ K.uy A,.t Asr.. office 40. IS Forsytnst
Division No s-Bowsry. Broomest Ridge, Division ana
Hr,et..t. Charles williamson, Asst Assf, oihec No 3oJ
BfoadwAy ,,,,,,,
pivi.lon No. T-Bowery, Broomet Ridge aud Riyhgton-
a.. lno n Reeves Asi Assr. oics No. 500 Broadway.
Division No g-Ridge-st, DVisioD-.t UIands. East and
Riyington..ta, q. 5. Dye Asst A'sr oheo No 3i Ea''
DiSi,,an No s-orandst Dividonst Clinton, South aud
Eaa sts VIM H. Burroughs Asst As'r Office No 3li East
All o.. .o. subject 10 TAXATION or owning possessing OF
having t, O. or Of properly liable TO duty
or lar within or out OF tho Assessment Division where they
lSsei ia 49, maauactuIsn (Soct 6J, l0l persons
p.rtnes.hip. &c entitled 30 license Sect ae auctioneor
1e 7s nreprioors OF railroads stembo.t ko (ssct BO
ssct Bs hotels (5ec o. sub M sub
eet 10 incons duty (Sect 9 executors &C. Svo lI and
al uus make out and present to the
A.s,ssor OF the Assassnt Dison where they
da or in csse OF license where they design to such
bn,ins.s the sts returns applications, &C., by law
ami al R.auis blanks will DO furnished application 10
a.. A,,.i,t.nt Assessor GEO. y. BELLOWS Assessor,
Esw YoIE Fob. 20, 1863 Office. No. 5o3 Broadw ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of New notice hereby given 10 all
having agan. JOHN MEGGS late OF the City
Newly gentleman deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber a. the office Of w VAN
VOORIls No ~ Nasaut in the City OF New fork on or
before the hrs day OF March neIt-Ds.d New.foIs the
25th day of August 1852. DEWITT CURTIS.
Aus laxbuloIu'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
EOR sALE-yaluable improved Property on

EOR SALE-Valuable improved PfoPcrt! on
nm ana ptb.y, 35d and os,h st., IN lots 10 sus pur.
cA..er Til. M.ssssrs the Ee~Yo In.iituon iof ,hs
blind offer al private the entire Bloch between th. Sh
and sb-sy. sd and s.h, .reepng throe o,s on 1Jd.t
occupied by the church The property oa,fed eomp., ne
eutlfs front on ~ ioete inches ey 100 fess IN
d,pb with tie Improvement. thereon admitted TO be tho
mos, valuable and beat improved front tho svepue IL va
o.ol lots Jstll and SD adjoining TOE above 10
lot. on 3Jd sad u on hst covered b. Alsiss and sf
pen,ve marble Dudpk Which Igs. om street 70 street. .nd
vacant lots on the each u feet 81 inches In width by
l0O depth be entire fftn he center Of the hlse.
the crown o tie streets ground fsnE each Nay 20 !he
,yeuues Of which thss 5shst l. ' e''
udr nd the improy.me already the north 'ds
oppoAe the offered for ss are Of the rTs ea' ..
e also tho,. on the oppo,. d. Of 3Jit For tsrms aud
psrlul,r, spplv 10 GkOHOE r. ALLEN Prrsideut oi Tie
Bosrd Al the Office OF Clakson N Potter ESQ., NO. ol Wall
at betwees u m and 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Bniloine MateriaIs.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
O0srdsn Vsses Fire Brick Greonhou,s Malt Kiln, ard
Hsong Tiles &c. Long Island Pottery Depot z7s PeUst
MARBLE aud SLATE-STONE MANTLES
V1 manufactured quarres In Vermont Parties
VII hnd TO their advantage to call and examine stock
estoIs purehssips eise~h WEST CASTLETOS SLATE
CO. No. siI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
60 farmers aHo Offers.

IONA GRAPE VINES.-For Persons who
wsh good resuts from Tsii' In open
be had from cold houeo. have grown some Dels-
vines whose strength Of consultation vastly superior
the best that be obtained from any other 9uAter
The superiority Of the vines thus produced In thti earl-
VI bearing snd npening ~ well as IL the hrs eeaay'
hardy v.or Different ON those Of other pfopakater that
many have desisd that they eau be Dels~nes
" What has produced this gest change why, manifest
bstsr know edge s s characteristics aud ef the oss'
Inods Of cultivation What has given tie hte Delaware
gape world ido celebrity bat proper cultivation aud q
had been Obtained OF all fruits tho grape 10 the most excel
.u dscious and salusry Ia lite Il To- In the F-ssts
Kin,o gold In tho Mineral aud what m.n IL
tue AnimaI, destined ~ become our most important
CROP Pf.,ideRt Wilder
Ibavs OF oil pIcss nom ~ to e~o PET hundIod she
ny h.t lne.udss ell IL NyAlasbls varieties
bEsCRfPTivE CATALooUE-A large psmphiet con
uua dccuOns planting how ~ ehooss vines and much
ether lntfe.ting matter cent for one cent stamp
Nv ILLUSTRATED CATALOOUE--SiIth Edition Il
the no testi.e In ths E6siph language fof
the cultivation ypr. IN the open contains iall ae
cuae aud precise dcoisps, aud I<oiusely Illustrated
vita cnnAvius IL 10 sent fos three scsni stamps
how good pgodueed and no" ~ Jndse o
Ihsir quality.
TOD primarily to Pomology and Iorcutare Pnolishei n
monthly parts. IL volume ior So or to club.
OF ia r 80 club. OF twelve for VII aud to CLUBS o
twenty SID Ii aims 70 be lhc bOoa OF every saDec
which IL tfoas aud lo-t Gsuctvoly that oi tlc sIape
which 4. the most impors Dssneh OF cuItEAon
. slr,.cy VI Horticulture. Those who wsh 10 judge o
1t, chsfac may ean fIom tho msnnerin which 'ee oo
/ agd Botlsrp The P,af" Tho Apple" lhe StfawooT
~" Tho Or.pe" and Draining are already ueaisd n
thu numbers ifsuof. :, N oNaNA'
"Iona" near Pessskill We,ichcs.er Co., N \.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Go Wbcm II man Contern.

NOTICE to MILK PRODUCERS.-A meet
~ ing Of FnD>t. engaged in sending Milk 70 New;fo
VII be held at the W.,cser House In the City Of New
fss On LDNEsDAY March at 10 O'Clock noon, for the
Epose comforting together as to the best mode Of resu
hsn sne business Those sending Milk by each aud ell the
coming into the city are earnestly requested 70 o.
tpd-Msrch2, 2, 1859 - .
SAMUEL A. DOUGHTY, Pr.sident
JoHN p. FLAeLER, Secretary
DEMOVAL Of REMAINS from tho Vaults
III Of the Reformed Dutch Church OF Houston and
Gespsts. to Nsw.YoIk Bay Cemetery. will commence
March under direction Of tho City Inspector and ihoms,
them 10 w. H. iTRAVERS special Inspector no. ~
ChstLsm-sI, will receive respectfu' attention
WOMAN's INFALLIBLE PROTECTOR.
w Expressly for Mothers. None Others need apply. 1t
sssdaoes TO heath Happiness, and lo1f hle. . 49,
Address for circular H. NJ, Station d. New'Yoh City
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
IRON MOUNTAINS OF MISSOURI.
PILOT KNOB IRON COMPANY.
CAPIrAL..................... 81 ,OO0.ODO.

The PILOT KNOB IRON COMPANY OF MISSOURI,
deous of prosecuting their works this favorable period
with renewed vigor offer for the first time ONEHALF
Of their CAPITAL STOCK for SALE in tsis nsiket in
shares Of 5l01 each.
Their property sixty squsre miles containing
tO000 OF land and embraces the most valuable oi the
wond- fa Iron Mountain region Of Missouri II ,ituated
at the terminus OF the 81 Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
Is miles fion ST. Lonis
iron produced at that point cheaper than anywhere else
IN the world The property Of this Company oil the
most valuable of the Kind.
Subscriptions viii be received for short tine =, the office
of Messrs r.. d. MORGAN Co Nos 81 aud So Exchange
place snd also at the office OF III. q. MAHQUA AND esq, No
~ EIctsngplnce where further information may be oo-
tanned Twenty per viii be required when the
whos subscdon I. made up ADD the balance may be paid
IA insta!lnieuts, II desired.
The subscribers who are connected with the Company,
will be in the CITY in few days aud may be a. QUO
the other Of tho above places. . - -
JAMES IT, LUCAS,
THOMAS ALLEN
OF st. Louls
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
NEw-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.


1862 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1862
CONVINCING DECEMBER 1852
Passenger Station In New York 27th and Shaw
o n 27;h.st.
. . TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk;
for New haven, l. la IN. Ux J. l2l3, 2lo lEI) 3N$D
and 8p. m.
For BRIDGEPORT 7ss ~ lEI); l2is. ais tEx a4o. "a
and 8 y.
For Milford sirstord. Fairfield Southport and wespor
"a IN. I2I5, $40. 4 30 p ni
For rNo'wsk $50 m. lal3. al5 (EI) 40 ~. s3o.e
For Dsri.p and Greenwich T. $40 m. l2l5 34o 40.
20 p
Tor Stamford. :, (E1) $50 a. m.; i2ls, 2H tEll a+o
For Port Che.tef and intermediate stations T. 80
L. is, $40. 40, SO go p. IN.
For Port CLe,tsr and New Rochelle, 3D. M
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bosos via Springfield g. (Ex). 2l5 (Ex) ee ~
For Boston, via Shore Limo, 1915. p m.
For Hartford and Springfield l. u tx l2la AIs (Exb
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal, sa m Ell
and II IS p. m. TO Northampton.
For Hartford, Provdenee. aud Hishkl Railroads -
(fA l2l5 p -.
For New Haven Nsw.Loudsp and stsningsoa Rsrosd -
Canal Railroad IT, is D. M to Northampton.
ror Housstone Railroad TO ftlshcd. q N.
For Nauxstuck Rsilrosd. 8 O. M. 2l5 ..
For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad . m. . 4orm
Comuodiou, Sleeping Cars sttsched to the o. m. Trsin
JAMES II. UOYT. Superintendent
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9teamboats ano tlaiIroaoo.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of fNEW-JERSEl ::
IN T,uins says Jersey CITY for Mon'e. at
el3 M ;4:lU m for Perm0nt, l2top M sSr ana 81,
oD MONDAYS eIiy 4:41 a. ". 4. ". pEMAhI0A'SA SAS"
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