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T II +
1868.

III n
PrCSsYLyANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with lie connection, furms
TIE SHORTEST AND OUIChLSf ROUTE
Seven ,rops run dsiy from New OK 10 Fhsdeplia, via
New-Jersey aud Camden ard Aineoy I'm 90, nun,
ALL THROUOH ThAINa5 LoR TUE WIS eY Tbs
FOJT OF COUBILAhDT-sT
BY wsy fphaderha the moins pasenses cave nssI
York u time as other routes tyeAihs asseh.e
al .. u., one hom later than other lines .-
By way II Allentown. evening p4taenger' csYe q, D. m,
two bou lter than tho Northern lines ahI D BON routes
ive tie same time Northern lines IN Cttcsso and all
nnints h. he Eoul est CTctn ln1ignspo. Louisville
4 Ions Cleveland Columbu Cincinnati and all main
noiats Wet with fewer changes Of cara ,,,t A..
Pitt.bsrh 35S miles, and NewY to Pittsburgh 4O ine'
Smoking aud saloon Cars on al trai1S'
Fare he .amo ~ other routes
Pso-,ss c,erked through Tr9nsferg free
500 qirkets coed ultil us, 4 by ~ sbnrgh
WkSTERS EMl6RAIloN. o., r,o,g,.,,
Accumulation Line which ufoIdse comioI,soe n'de OF
travel to paitios moving Westward 81 one'hAh "o "''
OF fare IprtcUTe
By tbis route fcghs Of all descfpions can De
10 and from spy point the iroads OF ONO
ROAD DIRECT, TO any port on the na"sa'De MYERS
tho West by from Pittsburgh a., Wa, nv
The rutes Of Freight and from any polnt w Jug
IN. Penusvyania raj Railroad ut all times as 'ornp
a. arc charged by other Railroad Companes niecnsu' nnu
shippers inrsng the transportation Of ef rIsis. ~ ~
Company. rely with Gonhieac , on IT'S 'Po'uS "
Farmers and Deaers IN Live Stock WIZ ma tis o,' -
yhntsgeOus route. Cbpaeious laidsi wen "Atseu au
piled with every convenience, have been ope1eo on t %
aud H. connections aud every attention paio 70 'he ~
From Harrisburg where will be found every convenience Tor
feeding resting choice l. offered q me ~ IIADEh
Ia ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Astor-houso'
LEECH Co, Freight Agent, =, Gil yyu,.ro.t
No | Aston. House. and No south Wiiia"i'"
MCDONALD BisCHOFF' EmgIsnts Agsa%
ENoCH LEWIS General Superintendent. Altoona. Pa
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professional Notice..

NHARLES !. SPENCER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law Proctor snd Advocate In u Courts
No. Broadway, Newfors ite'idence-No; ~ LONDON
Terrace West 2Ji.1L between gth and ioth-a")
EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF Inc
IA scalpel and Operating aud Consulting Surgeon No ~
sbsy Ohce consultations the more obscure diisases OF
lie pelyc yisoera Rupture, Piles NaTeocrle, ana fSul'
radically without hs knife or n.aIuIe ZINC" hO'
from @ to 3 ! TO 3, aud to 2 evening"
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE Of

4 ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil
4 TERMfNUS.-ras-epser Depot Jau-es-shP snd io9t OF
l4tbu T. R-NiueT nITanPemrufs commencing Fnd'y
Oct ~ 1852: Leave New York at H. Tor Ofetnpo stf
Hsrbor Odent md HaDptous; At a NJ and ID. ioi
lin A. A M and d M Tor syosset a; r. for Hemp
stead Sundays the tram leaves Hunters foint tJiht
al ,.cujou a.esi reuInins leaves YAIhsnk et ~
On Ffi1ay md Saturday night the M IMP main viii ran
Though to Greenpo etuTDng saturday and bondiy morn
ire si ~ d ~ sIIiYng in Now i0Ik a. y52 .. ~
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Amusemeuts.

RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
A.o Of Grover. Tisstsr w..iin:;;c. d q Lessee
Henry O. jarrett. Acting Man, -er
THE DRAMATIC TRIUMPH OF TIE SEASON
WAS ACHIEVED =.
LUCILLE WESTERN
In the sensational but touching domestic NAV Of
East LYNNE,
Or. TaE ELoPEMRSr,
THAT WAS WITNESSED AND APPLAUDED
the first night Of its representation ia Brooklyn BY least
5000 PEOPLE.
Who In unstaksble language and distinct marks Of emotion
showed now powerful the
sYsIPATGizED WITH THE ERRINo WIFE
BR0KEN-HEARTED MOTHER.
The Public demand q Repetisi0n Of
Therefore II will be performed ,,or,us
FOR THE LAST TINES,
WITH THIS GREAT CAST;
Mai.m a.,0 Vine .....'...AIi'' LUCILLE WESTERN
Miss Kate Denim. Barbara Hare
Mrs. u. {. Gefmon... ....Corney DsrIy
Miss Sophy GlinbeI.. isDn
Miss Emily Jarrett. ne
Charlotte CHAMPION. uEfe
Jenny dc
Mary iniain
Little Miss PaTker..
Charles Bsrron.. Archioeid carlyle
L. r. Barrett franc Ls 'ison
John H. Study.. Hiount o9yelh
" f. Morris pe,1
HAIRY Russell. "a, nm I'm
John Ferris 'hicnho haro
George b. Andrews. horne
William Barron hefoen
j. Fenno. Meredith
Parquet, Balcony and ORES, Circe...........so 500
Reserved Seat'. .zoc extra.
m Family Circle and Amphitheater.. .....:...l5c -,
opened every day from until p for the sale Of re-
seedseas Doors open at o. Curtain to rise at u p m
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Gouartnsrsblp tloiiees.

nIssOLUTION OF COPARTNEESIIIP.-
N,Ice 1, hereby gvea all persons lsSng claims
..,.I he 6rm OF LGdnTE BRADBuRYS a. present the
smr for payment and 10 all persons indeb,o said hrn to
call and pay such ndebtedne the office the said hn
nj M All Broomo-st IN the City Of NesYok before
the day OF January inst. said fra win DO dissolved on
th.t day Of which diss oution notice H. hereby given
LlGBrE BRADBURfS.
Dated New Y ork, Jan. &C. 1868.
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fnrnitnre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE, in
Id all coors owunanted manufacture. Also, soid Chestnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental al H. r. FAkhlNO-
TONS 800 Canslst opposite Wooster. E'ssbli'hed 1910
CAMp CHAIRS, COTS, STOOLS, &c, OF
~ new designs durable aud light, wholesale and retail
A. BALMANNO. No. 66 Liber'yst New'fork
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Groreries ano propisions.
miscellaneous.

L'AIR WARNING.
Ia consequence Of the immense advance IN he prce Of
material and labor compelled 70 raise the Pce %
JOHNSONS UNION WASHING MACHINES 70 -. 20
.ake effect on February AL orders sent 10 US 0si0Ie
th.t da,s viii be flied at $40 Our UNION WRlNGEk
viii remain tho present a, the old price ~ These TWO
n,ovl weeks washing may be doue in two hours without
A" J. JOHNSON & Co.,
No 45T Broadway. New.fork-
Ps-In reply to many inquiries we that we never
se county rights of patent Our prce ior ahsFcia'
State ia
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WINTER GARDEN.
w The Brilliant and Beautiful
CUBAS,
By request. TWO NIGHTS MORE IN the Grand Military
Drama Of
THE FRENCH SPY
BEAUTIFUL DANCES,
Mr. c. W CoULDOCK.
For the LAsf WEEK in his charming preservation OF Pc
iEh PROMTI. ia the drama OF ..x
TIE CHIMNEY CORNER, -,
WEDNESDAY EVENING tie performance will CON-
inehee with the domestic drama Of u,,r,
THE CHIMNEY Ct,RNEhc az c.,,.r
10 conclude with
ir,roa,.,.. THE FRENCH SPY.
Fprn, vCqBAS IN THREE CHARAC1 ERS.
I-pENf.flT OF C. w. COULD jim.
' ien Sir 81 ,he drama Of TUE WIZARD St.Fr
JUDAS AS ALEXIS THE PIRATE .Sof'
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and cheap; weak sight
improved Prof Franks celebrated eye preserves slusl
ed TO detective vision Of hs Office 2 Grand cor Ejrdse
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PHYSICIANS STAND FOR
neo0ing CARDS. &r.

AT THOS. BRUNS's No. 493 Broadway all
"A the latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS, at 10" prices
Es,ablished Ia 1870
AT WIN. EVERDELL" SONS-WEDDlNG
n CARDs-Tbe celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
s,No lo4 Fuiton-st, ~ Y. Estsbishedls
III. JOHNSTON a. CO., No. $50 Bowery,
~ . WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, &c, latest styles ;
specimens By mail Also Wsiches Jewey, silver Ware and
fiaiod Wue. Of .he best qualities and a, low prices
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Proposals.
OFPIcE Oh ARMY CLOTHING AND EouiPAGR.
40. 81 Ernalaxax y l-H. NlEK Ian. u 1887

OPPIcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQuiPAGR.
40. 81 Broadway kEw-Y0RK, Jan. 81, 1883
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals will
~ be received at this office until 70 O'clock m.
THURSDAY the 18th inst, furnishing D. couTsct at
Gle Depo; o. Army Clothing ami Equpsse in New l0Tk city
10000 pairs pure wool ARMY STOCKINGS, to weigh
three pounds 10 the dozsn.
200 600 KNIT SHIRTS.
5O0OoO yards WHITE COTTON AND WOOL FLANNEL
60 weigh "a ounces per yard.
20061O WHITE COTTON AND WOOL FLANNEL
SUlRTS.
All Of the above articles to be IN oil respects equa 10 the
q. iudsrd samples which may be at this Office
Bidder will stao how many Of article they wsh to
furnish and tue shortest time in which they make
De veres
Bids will also be received the time for manufacture
in shirts from material be Irthed 10y the United states
Proposals be panied by proper guaranty Tor
the faithful execution Of contract.
The United States reserves right to reject any part or
ehe whole Of the bids may he deemed Tor the interests
OF the service 80,
Proposals must be Endorsed Prop.saa for fuinshing
Stockings Knit Shirts Flannel Shir5 or Manusci1iins
Shirts' as the case may be- aud addressed to
Lieut. Col D. II. NlNION, ID. q. NJ. O. L. >. A.
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Duntine Ataormirs.

4 DODWORTH' DANCING ACADEMIES
"A. No. 20g 5,hav.. New Yort.
No ~ Montsgne-.t-. Bfooklyp, -
NETWORK CLASSES % WEDNESDAYS and SATUH
DAYS MONDAYS sEd THURSDAYS.
BROOKLYN CLASSES on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
dr,n. Eveulns Cla.se. fof gentlemen.
Classes open. Pupils can commence at any time
Circulars Of terms, &c. may be had a. either Academy
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Amusements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE
remain for the public to see the charming l:t!le
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB.
on Tuesday Feb TO- after which will be exhibited
ONLY VERY FEW DAYS MORE, THEN
remain for the public her, During these few dsy sno
VIII DO seen in company with
COMMODORE MUTT,
from 10 o'clock till 10 p. N.
HER MORNING LEyEES, from 10 to ~,
are much hs s fEsrd ea6 Id C %Sb s&S Fl
and as the Manager determined accommodate every v
ions of the Museum. ho has made arrangements to
GIVE DRAMATIC CES
THIS MORNING AT IL O'CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
THIS EVENING AT "a O'CLOCK,
and the same cha'te elegant and strictly moral DRAMA
CHARLES THE SECOND
wAoorRIEs III Il wAPpNo.
will be produced a. each.
MISS WARREN AND COM. MUTT
will be introduced TO the audience the stage between the
acts OF the Drama al each performance, whore every visitor
has an excellent opportunity to them They will also be
ON THE PLATFORM IN THE MAIN HALL
Of the Mueum, at intervals during the day and evening
This extraordinary pair OF human beings
THE SMALLEST EVER KNOWN,
TOGETHER WEIGHING ONLY SAY POUNDS,
constitute the greatest curiosity the world has produced
MISS WARBEN'S WARDROBE 10 30 extensive that she
appears different dress every day and in cbsse seec
ton Of her splendid jewels always including her magnificent
DIAMOND "ENGAUEMENT RING"
which she kindly exhibits TO her vstora
Also 10 be at ali hours every day and evening tho
GRAND AQUARIA. ALBINO FAMILY, WHAT is 1T
CALIFORNIA BEARS. exhibited and performed by Herr
Dhesbach, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, Sc.
Mr.. HARRISON. COMIC IMPK0MPrU SINGER
appears 10 his inimitable songs at each performance
Admission. 70 cents Childfen under ten Is cents.
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6ales bp Auftlott.
A. NJ. MERvIN AucroneeI.
n " ID MOO MID - L.

A. NJ. MERvIN AucuoneeI
RY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co., Irving Build.
- ngs Nos 594 and $50 Brsadway-Sales Of Books sts
onery Pictures. Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 20. at 81 o'clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-Com-
prlsng fine Library Editions OF STANDARD Works aud Cob
lection Of M'cellsneous Publications. Scientific Classical
and School Books, &c.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
Jan. 70 aud 80. at O'Clock.
COINS, MEDALS, AND TOkENS-A large collection,
embracing many fine American and Foreign peces Gaia
logues are now ready.
80
A. J. BLERCKER, Auctioneer .
EXECUTORS SALE of ID. FANSHAW's
~ ESTATE.-A J. BLEECKER SON & Co win SELL
at auction on THURSDAY the 18th February at II o'clock.
st the Merchants Exchange Saesroom at No Ill Broadway
Trinity Budng to close the estate OF Mr. D. Fsnshsw de-
ceased 10 lots Of Ground In the city Of Newfork situate 81
follows, viz.
5.hsv-3 lots on 9Th sv corner 9lstst q Of them park
l0tsl
4lstst.-l lot on 4lsst between Madison and 4they.
80th st-8 lots on 80th-st, corner 2d.av
Dist and 99dssiO lots 9lst and 82dss, between I'd
and 3d.avs
lO4th-st.-6 lots on l0ith-st.. near 5th-sv
lOJth-st.-S lots IA l05th.st. 5th-av
lO6th-st.-6 lots on l06h-st, 5th-av
lO8th.st.-l lot on l06thst 9Th av
The title s und1ubed and tina sale will be absolue-6o per
cent remain mortgage or years Maps at auction
room. No IL Pne-st
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MISREPRESENTATION --PRlCE I'm "a ..
~ ADMISSION ALTERED sSiENoE an ava sc:
HENT-M,Ssrs BRlTrAN and FlSkE VIII sr,v q - IN ~
TIJKE and ASTONISHING and AMUSING, r."
MENTs, THIS EVENING, at CLINTON Hall re.sST'
sI .f .s,. the, .aht hearing taste yolutay motions
snrely CONTROLLED slick vii! be made ~ss \, 81
I ~ si IS e,nt, two for Is ceu.s tye ioI ~ oeh
m. ,IIlI'EsDAY aVENIAO. st1l CclocA
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Urn Goods.
C101T0N1 COTTON! COTTON!

COTTONl COTTON! COTTON!
GREAT ADVANCE
IN PRICE
OF COTTON GOODS.
,,s lizard & Co. No. 3Ol Grand.st., having puI'
Ohhoss -, ady packages of SHEErlNGS and Shirt
es ycTo1s to the late advance take pleasure IN an
s 70 heir numerous customers and the pubic Una!
Ill be- able offer their large stock much under marAet
prices
Also FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
The
LARGE STOCK OF SILKS SHAWLS CLOAks,
b' And
DRESS GOODS
v1 he Of red AZ great reduction from former prices
b lot of medium C0lored Silks, about 5000 yards at 10
eens per yard " e,, =, o. NJ M -. ~, 49,.
sGd MI, NIL o.o. In pbino and Fi,n,sd sil
SeIy cheap. -,
eases more Of Pald Apacas at % cents worth 37i cents
20j dozen pure Linen handkerchief only and cents
600 zen tue Linen HandA eehefs, ouly l2t cents.
00J Balmorsl Skirts. four yards WIDE only ~.
s o best Beaver Coaks at great reduction.
CHAS. HEARD 4 Co., No. 3Ol GraDd-st
N.BOoods sent to any part OF this OF aJoining ces
free OF expense.
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HISTORICAL, MORAL aud NATIONAL
LECTURE.
. CLINTON HALL, AJFOR-PLACE.
THURSDAY EVENING Jan. 3D. at O'Clock.
Mr. NJ q. DUIGNAh,
Editor Of "PoNri,E FAcrs WITHOUT SHADOW OF DOUBT"
SusIECr:
view of tho Degrada aud Destruction Of tho most
celebrated nations Of antiquity. with investigation OF TIC
cause Of their dowua inonGe3 TO that tbe sa,e
ancient times America. Past aud Present The Cause OF
the Present War Tho Evils e Dissolution OF the Union
determination Foreign Intervention. Loye OF County
Admission IS cents
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70 Wbom II man Conrern.
Goal ano 10000.

KINDLING WOOD! KINDLING WOOD!
IN Now is the time to lay in your FireWood. The
cheapest and best place In the city MCCABE CLARk3
STEAM KINDLING WOODWARD, No. 245 Eat 2jdsts
between lstav and Avenue A, - .
"OLD HOUSE OF REFUGE GROUNDS
Wood by the cord, load. box, or bundle.
Orders by post or otherwise promptly attended TO.
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TEW-YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

Passenger Station In NewYoik 2h st. aud ithav,
entrance 21tl-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
for NewIiaVen, a. III. LEX j. IL 10 2i3 tEx) diO 49,
and y. III.
For Bridgeport T. ea NJ (E1)i l2s, 2lS (EI $40, 49,
and D.
For Milford. Stafford Fairfeld, Southport, and wepOr
20. NJ. lis, a40. 40 p. m.
ForNo:wslk go il2l5, 2lS (ET $40, 40, 53oe
For DsIien aud Greenwich I, go l2.15 $40 40,
For stamford :. RI.), go a m I2l5 2l5 (EI), 80
80 $50 p. m.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 30
IL IS, $40. 40 $50 30 p
FoT Port Chester ard N-w-Kochelle, 8 p m
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield M Tex }, 2l3 ttI) op.
For BOSTON, via Shore Line, l2l3 =
For Hartford aud Springfield lex l,l9l3 Il5 tET
m
and 70 - p II. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence. aud Fhhkil Railroad, a IN
Ia J. lAl5 y. IN.
For Newfiaven NewLondOn and Stoning,on Railroad at
. IN. IL Is, AIS p. m.
Canal Railroad i2.i5 p. m. TO Northampton
For Housaton!c hai.Iosd TO Pi,tsheld. a IN.
Dor Naug4tuck Rnlloa1 q a. IN. ais p.
For Danhury aud NoTwalk Railroad q m D. SOP. m.
Copnodious Sleeping Cars attached TO the y. Tain.
JAMES IA. UOAV Suneuuteud mt.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and INTERCHANGEABLE. WHEATLEY.
SECOND WEEK
q Mss fss f BSiTfSaN 81
THE GREAT TRAGIC Artistic,
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH
SIGNAL SUCCESS
In her wonderful peIsooation OF
THE HIT Or THE SEASON
by The Elite Of tho city who testify each evening their appre
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. %.
VIII he performed the nye act play OF singular and
beautiful interest. entitled
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN,
Arranged from the d.ana9 o. M3.e9,hal expressly '0'
She will BE- supported IS previously by
Mr.. JAMES I" WALLAsh, ~, AID marc
.nd con1r any OF sr.s expressly selected with view 10
their Tor the Characters 20 DO represented Tits
DRAINS. watch las lecom" one Of tho classic, o. me 3s.sn
hu, viii be produced by that sute IN either fAIs or
London Until tie eomos Spring Therefore the p.1he Of
over both the French ald English cspitsl, will be Pro-
daeed s!h NLiv AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY by Mr.
. ESTiRElY ORIGINAL MUSIC, composed by Mr. ROB-
FRI STOEPEL . . ,,.,,.r,,
NV AND CHARACTERlsric COSTUMES AND AP-
BY MONS. PHILIiPE AND SIR. s. WALLIS.
THE CAST
VIII be found be Of power and Completeness
Nathan an Apo.tste Jew...........Mr j. w. Wssek jr
Rudolf young Gsrman farmer. ..'..'MT Edwin Adams.
Father Hermann the Village Pfest.....Mr j. w. Lanesen
Ludwig Doctor ard Barber MT + Lamb
AdGsnA niece TO Father Hermaun Mira b g. Chansu
AS aaI an ga Blind Georse Andrews
Sarah. Jewish Woman Mis- H. uiatian.
ure respectfully informed that the bOI book IA open for
my evening during the week
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DEWARE THE NORTHEASTERN.
ft BROWNIES IMPROVED PATENT METALLIC
WEATHER STRIPS made Of ZINC and RUBBER, will
efectuay exclude Cold Wind Snow Rain ard Dust from
She crevices of Doors and Windows Of every description
They are superior anything before Invented or The
above purposes Unlike the old wooden affairs, they viii
peither - . ,--, ,,,,r
Ihey are warranted years aud will save the cost In
cosls alone the hrst season
are ndorsed by he ling Bankers Insurance Com
panes Merchants and Importers OF this city, which can be
shown application TO the - - .-
PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP Co.'S
OFFICE,
No. 2l2 Broadway, Of Ful1on-st.
Agents wanted ia every Ciiy.
NB-We have uptown branches Those representing
Shelnsoves q our sgents arc imPosters.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passcnger trains leave
AZ from foo Of Chambefs-s.:
= NJ, Express for Bufslc.
o. NJ, Mill daily. fOi Otisville.
l2:1J p. M. Accom- ods,on daily for Port Jefv.,
$50 I'm Way. for Middletown Newbnrgh and WM"et
Csrandspa and principal stations Trtia Of Saturday
through 10 urAl0, but does not run t. Dunkifk'
p m. Einisfant ,.l.., 3, , s,,-.,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA ALI
i L BANi and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud IS EST. Trains leave: . 49,,
From Chainherstt . FROM wins -
Expres. and 10 n IN and 3. 72l, lo27 aud JJI and
u and 5 p N. (Sundiys ino.uded.l al az
Troy and Albany with sleep =. ~
ing csO, 1899 p lO.3l pm $1,000 - -
Poughkccpso Tsln an i o:E+ u, aud Xxx AHd p''
IN. ard $3.50 p m. p, m
Peeksku tfsin. 3;45p. n. 4;bI ?. IN
Sing Sins train, $50 T. .: ~ p m
TaTTytoWu, $40 p, Az NJ a., ,
Persons il BlOohyn can purchase ucEes a. Mesicots
FYrress Og,se No 2G9 Waihlngton-st. CITY Hall S{uHo
ud have t.r baggage checked their Teadeuces t. all
poiut. on tLe road aud 90 slys,Oga S1ring.
A. y. SMITH Superintendent.
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weakness to the South, is one of her main ele-
ments of strength !; and hence the. military ne
cessity' we told, of abolishing slavery in
order to suppress the rebellion. We have
learhed, also that the non-slave holding white
men Of the South, millions in number, are inn
moveably attached TO the institution, and are
its chief support and Abolitionists have found
out to their infinite surprise and disgust, that
the slave is not painting for freedom, nor PIN
ming in silent but re vengeful grief over cruelty
and oppression inflicted upon him, but happy
contented, attached deeply to his master, apd
unwiIli ng--at least not eager to except the
precious boon OF freedom which they have
proffered him. Iappeal to the President for
the proof. appeal to the fact that fewer slave
have escaped even from Virginia, in now near.
ly two years, than Arnold and CORVALLIS car
ried away III six months of invasion in 1881.
Finally, sir, we have learned and the South
too, what the history of tie world ages ago,
and our own history might have taught us, that
servile insurrection is the least of the dangers
to which she is exposed. Hence, in my delib'
crate judgem ent, African slavery, insti tn
ton, will come out of this couhiet fifty fold
stronger than when the war began.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-02-20

WE learn that the command in North
Carolina has heen offered to that worthy gen.
tlernan and tried soldier, Gen. D. II. Hill and
that he is expected to accept the charge. Should
he take charge OF the forces below we may
except apathy to give way to action, and tiiat
surprises and defeats will give place to victor
les AVID successes. Ever since the fall of New
bern the military has been demoralzed in this
State, and we know of no better means OF
restorning efficiency, vigor and action 10 the
forces operating in this State than to give
Gen. Hill tie command. Give him the man.
agement OF affairs below and we shall not only
be able to keep the enemy confined to their
gunboats, but we can run them into New bern
and command surrender of the place. The
place has been held for nearly twelve months
by a few thousands men, and but for bad man>
acement and cowardice shey would have been
run out cf there long ago. We want man
in counn,ar,d that will attack Newborn, and
if he has not sufficient force and cannot get
enough from tho Confederate Governmel1t let
hin, call out everv militiaman ia the States
We hope the report that Gen. Hill is 10 assame
command in North Carolina il tEas. Daily
Progress. - ts9sss ~ ssas+ s4F'@ssas
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-02-20

The Wilmington Journal is not so well sat>
isfied about the resignation of Edward Stanly, !,
Lincoln's military Governor at Newbern.-
We have not been to Newbern and have mos
sesn stanly, but We have but little doubt OF tho
fact of his resignation. The letter from New
bern conveying the intelligence to us was from
a highly respectable gentleman, and in it tho
resignation of Stanly was mentioned 81 thing
that had already taken place. And to strength
en- our confidence in the statement of this COR
respondent we received, the same night the let
ter reach ed us, northern news by telegraph
from Richmond, in which it was asserted that
stanly had resigned.
We have seer an intelligent youth who left
Newbern about fifteen days ago, who says that
it was understood, when he left, that Staniy
either had resigned or was to resign. He was
there with his family when our informan. isfs-
If Stsnly has resigned our own impression 10
that Butler will succeed him. Progysss.