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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-14
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
~ OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
:one's, formerly French's) Book Store.

CONGRESS. the =. S. Senate, yesterday
the Military Committee reported against Mr.
Summers Negro enlistment bill, on the ground
that sufficient authority was furnished in the
act of July IT, 1862. The bill to prevent cor
yespondence with Rebels was pass:.d The
House Finance bill, with the amendments re-
ported by the Senate Finance Committee, was
taken up. An amendment to make the tax
on bank circulation one per cent. for two
years, and two per cent after that time,
caused considerable discussion, but was
finally adopted. The bill was finally passed.
The House of Representatives yesterday took
I'D the amendments adopted in Committee Of
the Whole to the Naval Appropriation bill
The amendment submitted by Mr. Calvert,
providing that no part Of the money appro-
priateI shall he applied to the support of the
Midshipmcn appointed by the Secretary Of the
Navy was rejected-yeas 81, nays 70. The
amendment providing that while the war
lasts that there shall be one additional Mid
shipman appointed from each Congression-
al district in the loyal States was adopted, and
the Till then passed. The bill amending the
Condscation act was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-14
WAR NE VS..

4 dispatch from General Kelley states that
on Thursday squad Of Baylors Confederate
cavalry attacked twelve men of the 18th Penn
sylvania cavalry scouting near Smithfeld, kill
ling one, wounding two, and capturing four
men and several horses The same afternoon
a scouting party from Harper's Ferry fell in
with the Confederaes near Char]estown, and
after running fight Of several miles, recap
tured the men and horses, and took prisoners
Lieutenant Baylor, commander Of the party,
swo Of his men and secured several horses.
4 dispatch from Cairo reports, on the au-
thority of Memphis papers Of the llth, that
the Confederate advance i'll Mississippi is at
Okalona, endeavoring to repair the railroad de-
stroyed by Gen. Grant It was reported that
a large portion Of the Confederate army from
Virginia has been massed at Vicksburg, With
er all the garrison at Mobile, except four thou
sand men LETT for police dnty, had also been
sent. The railroad from Selma to Meridian
has been completed, thus enabling the Confed-
crates to rapidly concentrate their forces at
. 'lcksbulg.
The King Phillip, Master Eldridge, arrived
yesterday from the lower Potomac, bringing
I Up number of prisoners who were taken a
night Or two since, as they were leaving the
. Maryland shore near Blackiston's Island, to
cross over Their names are S. Z. Cameron,
VINO appears to be plain in the Confeder-
/ ate army, and who had with him trunk filed
. TGlth testaments, John Cavall, who halls from
ueoTsetown, D. Chandler and r. Rose.
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"a funny story is circulating about the capital
to day, which [ give you for what it is worth.
Two members of the Housessasked permission
to print their speeches instead Of delivering
them; ard there are now in print two speeches,
with different names upon them, which are SO
precisely alike as to excite astonishment. The
inference is that the manufacturer made
| mistake
Senator Harris has reported bill reorgani-
izing the courts Of the District of Columbia,
providing forthe establishment of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, to consist of
four Justices one of whom shall be chief JUS
tice, and possessing the powers of the Circuit
Court Of the District Of Columbia; the gene
raj terms of the Court to be held at the same
time as those of the District Court
The Peace Commissioners appointed by the
Legislature Of Illinois, are among the first
men in the state. Stephen T. Logan, Of
Springfield is the head Of the Commission
Mr. Logan was the friend Of Mr.. Lincoln and
voted for him. He was member of the Peace
Congress from Illinois. In the November cleo
tion, ,old man as he is, he stood upon the hust-
ings ali day, distributing Democratic votes,
and begging all his old Republican friends to
vote the democratic ticket, to save the country.
It is believed that the House is about equally
divided upon the question of Mr.. Chase's
banking bill. ... ~.
Mr. Longworth, the Cincinnati millionaire,
who died few days ago, leaves an estate val
ued at from $l2, ,000 900 to $l5,000,000. His
wife, aged rs still survives, with three children.
He also leaves thirteen grandchildren, two
great grandchildren, and an only sister,
The letters of Secretary Seward and NJ. Mer.
cier, the French Minister, IL relation to the
visit of the latter to Richmond, several months
ago, contain several apparent discrepancies,
which are attracting some attention; but the
n. Y. Tribune asserts that mo issue of vera
city has arisen"
Major General Fremont has made applica-
ton for active service.
Lord Harrington and Colonel Leslie, who
recently ran the blockade from Virginia into
Lower Maryland, came near being captured by
the Potomac hotilla The third one of the
party, however, Rev. D. r. Wilmer, who was
crossing the river in another boat, was arrested
and brought to Washington. On his person
was found a pass from the Confederate General
Winder for all three of them. Lord Harting-
ton, it is understood, could have Immediately
crossed the lines under flag Of truce, but the
extension Of similar privilege to Colonel Les
lie, he being British officer, was necessarily
delayed.
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The New York Letter Of the Philadelphi;


Of Aldermen: this afternoon, a curious devel-
opement came out respecting the recent visit
Of alderman Booe and others, appointed to
proceeded to Falmouth to present the Sickels
Brigade with stand of colors, and to bring
back the body of the late Adjutant, Charles
Layti, killed at Fredericksburg. The Commit
tee, it will be remembered, could not go beyond
Washington, in consequence OF the refusal OF
the Secretary Of War to give them the neces-
sary passes, but the reason for the refusal is
now tor the first time made known The COM
mittec say they waited upon the President and
Secretary Of War repeatedly: both promised to
facilitate the objects of their mission; but some
how or other, neither of them could be brought
to the point till after much valuable time had
been consumed when they were informed that
there we've certain reasons for refusing the
committee a pass, which could not then be
explained, whereupon there was no alternative
Reasons, mysteriously alluded to, have ref
erence to an impression on the part of the Gov
ernnent that the real motive Of that mission
OF the New York Aldermen to fredericksburg
was Of a political character, and that they
were moved with quite as much. anxiety to
have friendly talk with the Contederates; as
to obtain from them the mortal remains ofAd-
jutant l4ayti Where the Government Iecelv-
ed that i'm preston the city fathers do not say,
but it is quite clear, from the tenor OF their
complaint, that they came away from the city OF
magnificent distances with very large insect
In their aurlcle.
The paper manufacturers deny that they
have for,1.ed a combination to raise the price
of paper, but they cannot deny that they have
formed combination to compel or influence
Congress to retain the present duty on paper.
The Springfield Mass Republican states that
the wealthy manufacturers ofpaper in Massa-
chusetts have large lobby now in Washing
ton, and We hear the same report from every
locality where paper manufacturers do most
congregate.
The N. Y. Tribune says: Gen. Foster was
a passenger by the Arago, yesterday, to con-
suit with the Government. He is expected to
return in ten days Until then, hardly anything
will be done. The force under Gen. Foster is
not deemed sufficiently large yet to make any
demonstration. It was said at Hilton Head
that he was ordered North for relntorcements.
The World indicates that there is disagree
ment between Gems. Foster and Hunter relative
to their rank, The forces in North Carolina
under the former had partly been landed on
Bay Point where they are encamped'
Some days age, a warrant was issued by US
t;ce Bates, in Washing gton, against Chas 10
senbush, who is charged upon the oath OF ".
T., Smithson, banker, with "passing and clrcu-
lating a quantity OF counterfeit money In pa
ner, knowing the same to be spurious. Inc
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Proposals
ORDNANCE Oyvics, Wac DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON Nov 30 1868. }

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received OF
- this Office until p D the 18th Of December next. foI
100 Infantry CALDER 49, BE- deliver
ed in the iolowin, quanies u the undermined arsens
viz:
3OC0 sets at the New York Arsenal Governors Island
10000 sets at the Frankiord Arsenal Brdesburg. Pa
2JgOJ sets at the Allegheny Arsenal Pittsburg, rs.
10000 sets ct the -. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis No.
1000 sets Of the u. s. Arsenal, Wesertown Mass
These acconteren's to be, made In strict conformity
with the regulation patterns which can be any Of
the places and they TO be subject TO In.
specou az the arsenal where delivered before being received
by the Governent none to be accepted paid such
Us approved on inspection The belts to be Of GAINED
leather and the stock the best oak tanned The shout
der belt TO be- included in The set. $500
Deliveries he made In lots OF not less than 900 sets
rer all 10 90 sets under and not ess
than per all contracts for III 90
the hrs, delivery BE- made within fifteen days nom date Of
contract. Failure to deliver 1t specified time viii subject the
forfeiture Of the to BIZ delivered a. that
time The sccouerments must be boxed in the usual style
the boxes 10 be charged at cost TO b determined ny the In
spector. ~ . -, 49,
they deliver and the number Of sets they propose
TO deliver each plsce. " for more than ooe
No bids will considered from parties other than regular
manufacturers Of the article and such known to the
be fully competent TO execute. IN their own
shops work for Each party obtaining contract
will be required to enter into pond with approved surety
for its faithful execution. 49,,
The Department the night reject any OF az oo
II not deemed ssfisfsctory
Proposals. will 10 sddressed 10 General George d.
Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Washington d. c., and VIII be
i1dorssd Proposals. for Infantry Acconterments"
GEO. D. RAMSAY,
Bngsdief- General, Chief Of Ordinance.
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Brax,u or ORDNANCE SA-r DsrAKrssSr. Nov. ID sd
nYOPOSALS ,or TIMBER for the NAVY
sFALED PROPOSALS. ind,r'ed "Propossl' fof Tin
Der will be received at s Bureau .nti oeoei y IN o. we
sb i.y Of D,o- n-r, lot fnhns AID delivering under
contract at the several Ssvy ysds 81 Pnrsnou'h n
boston New Yoff and his, tho following asses'esa
timber and pisnk. for Ordnance purposes.
llass J. White Oak for ount srtasca
CI.ss II. Wits Pine and White " eod
Glaze III. White Asb aid Iiiekory
Class ~. Gum Lora
S-ra.s ss fpus, bs made FOR the ppy sgssnh Of us
Nav, named sud ia tie white Oal and the hlchory,
White Mood White Ash and Pine bat the oe,p Drss b
for ALL o! each description ior each navy f1i
pidd.rs rd 10 IN. Ordnance Oress s TIE several
NAVY ds and stations Aa to the Chief Of the bassu OF
Ordnso-, Navy Department, Who ~ll n1psh .nsm YIN
rrd OWNS description o! Tho iim1.r ui's q
iist-. .ni o,isr nx,,i.,l.rs H. A. WISE
~'-'''' Chief Of Dursag, ~ interim
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psror ConuIuARrs Ovyicn,


No 7za q st WAsHssros, ID. G., Dee. 10. 1901 J.
PROPOSALS for HAY.-Sealed Proposals in
dupao.,s for Five Hundred 600 Tune Of s2ed
the a4h day Of D.csmbe 1871, s,l NJ rroPo'.i. mus, b.
indoed. iPropos.s for and none VII .. sneissnsa
they fully comply With ell the requirements Of 'Hi' 30
Bidder, mus. civ. their in fan well As thei Post
address and each pfopo.s must be accompanied ~ 81
oath Of allegiance and guarantee signed by not sss has w
.ponsbs person that eon,se, ~ awsdsd TO the parry
or p.r.s the vii be accepted aud ents ed
into an GOOD aud security furnished fof the sreeu
don Of tho conirac, As proposed Ihe rgt nc
III prepos that may be- made under tits advertisement
by tho Oovonsea H. Ia s opinion she pubic IN
terest require. N, ,,.
mos. .ppssr OF s ind,a. who ned the bid Vim be held
pted sd VIII DO required to furnish the above 'pec nsd
guaranty. . =. ,,,
and parties 10 whom awards are made must De ea
s contracts at once and give bonds equal IA smoun, 10
one half the sum 70 be- received on tho o0uus W VIC
contractor and both OF his gusfsniors
Satisfactory evidence Of tn, Ioyt, .si 'olvsoey o. each
bidder ard penon offered security WI. DO Isqusd ns
o2 the CeA Of the nsr., DLic Cs Of tho
sny Bidder to whom an award may be made r.ses TO
enter Into ssreesby With The trfns Of ,h;
usrA who. stsr signing tAs c9n.iss ana ossa % ~
well In quality ~ In quantity then tho Conn'sssIy %
supply such deficiency ~ pa.sh., ~ 'ss sd..ne:
paid over the bid OF contract. ,,a
Proposals FROM disDy. parties WI not 10 ssrs b..
,ofors failed To fulfill their agreements q e"sS WIN '"'
Government. a.. Al. 4. o..
Bidder mu be present q. tho opening Il Ae Sid 10 70
The Hsy 70 Do delivered either IN wssiInson o. AsIsn'
dhs In bales properly securod free 81 al cost " usn'V0
ton or handling ,.. iii T..
An Hsy contracted for under this sdvsrse meat WI Dc
hGdly Inspected aid such - does not prove sooa
IN such funds asthe may have on hssd 70
upou the oomplsteu Of tho contract, - sooo -
IT, proper officer shall b In funds. ga, A..
Delivering Of Hay to commence within yea wv
The dst~ Of "a. oonuacts aud 70 10 cspesd by shs s's
l3Oth) day Of January 1854 ,,,naro
Proposals must be addressed TO t..Is3n.D n
Capt. c. 8. ", No. 773 O-N-. Wamnston " =.
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1868. TIE 1868.

IEHSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With i. eeSpec, ,,,I;S form, mn Roury
Seven sr.a. run daily Nrwierl TO Philadelphia "
fxR ans :%f iSs nc rE %EsT sY r
ALL ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM TIE
FOOT OF COURTLANDTST.
Nv vsy Of PLisduphs the morning passengers cAvs New
York t m time other routes evening psssenSsn
| at . p. u. hour later than otter lines
by way OF Allentown. evening passenger esve = =.
than tb- Northern nes aud by both rousee
time Northern ines In Chicago and ~
pon.s in the Northwest. Crestne, indianapolis Louisville
points West, with fewer changes OF csr
Sleeping Cara without change. run from rniad9pha "
Pbury6 30 mles aud Nsw.iorA to PiasbUsh ~ nssa
Smoking an 4 Saloon Cars on al tIsils.
Fare the other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers ffce
Secure tickets WESTERN sISSr Sei 'i sa y rsS
Accommodated Line, which affords comfortsbls nods 4
travel parties moving westward bali hs usual raaee
u faI& ..
By this route eghts Of al descriptions ~ fervar3e1
to aud from any point on the RsIosds q Ohi: kscssly
ROAD DIRECT any port The paveshls rivers q W
West BY steamers from Pittsburgh.
the Central Railroad ale Il ali timss = favorable
charged by other Rsosd Companies Merchants -
shippers nirusing tho transportation Of their Frsgh 70 IN
LIVE sTUCX
Farmer and Dealers In Live Stock yin and thts aoA
advantageous route Cspscous Yards well wsersd anA sup
and s connections and every psd to their wsnss
From Harrisburg where win be found vsry convenience is
rSA w'.ia : :as fssL al
>. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aseos heosA
LEECH 1 Co, Freight Agents. b., ,,.
McpoNxhb x: Ss HSS;s i?a Esp.ss xSssss
ENocH LEWIS. os.srs sspssiasss1ss ASsss3SS
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CuARrERxAsrER GESERALs oryicz,}
WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. S, 1861
nPOpOSAI8 FOR COCOA MATING

WASHINGTON CRY. Dec. S, 1855
PROPOSALS FOR COCOA MATING
L AND OFFICE tHAIRs.-Propo.ss win be- received
n.hinr tbs following described articles Tor the Of ths
Quarterusster Generals Office:
COCOA MATING.
Tive thousand q 00O) yards less, Of the best
quality cocoa mating ono yard wide sample Of which pro-
posed accompany the offer the price per square
10 include making binding and fitting 10 each and put
thug down the complete In the best manner measure
to b made the Aoor and payment made for quantities
thus ssccrained.
OFFICE CHAIRS.
Two hnpdred 2O0 Office chairs less TO be made Of
strong sound seasoned wood. finished la plain but
substantial mannsr; sample TO be this Office 1he
price for ssea ohar 10 include the delivery Of DC a. this
Office . 49,,
Proposals. should be indorsed Proposal for Cocoa Mating
Ch or both tho may be, and addressed 70 sas
By order Of tn. Acting Qusrerrnss!erG General
o. ~ q. o., Dec. s. 1903.
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OFFICE ConnissARI % Sunnrsscss (
No. I srArEsr. Ngw. YORK Dec 10, 1893.
u>O OVEN RIJII UfRS Sealed proposals

TTNO OVEN BUILDEtS.-ScaIcu PIoPoo@1.
In duplicate will be received BY the andsrisnsd until ~
O'clock N. SATURDAY. the lyh Instant 10, T Smsa
R,.sd Ovens At Fort Richmond Staten Island. ine ene
ic. and Of said win be given on
don ct this Once Esch bid must have printed b, ,sis
snsss Tor sIi and competency In ths particular efe0en
,assonrv az jndorped Propoess fos building OvcM n
'A'''"'' vRkNCJb r BCUEk Co., g.
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iileoiral.

MANHOOD and the vig6r & Youth Restored
vi IN Four wsei. Of; hooRDs. ESSENCE q LIFE
This wonderful sseM will rs4tore Manhood 70 the most
Shattered Cant alton wh. her arising FROM EIce.ses sole
Abuse toe Effects VI Climate or Natural Causss The time
rsavfed 10 ~se the nos, nvvsrAe four ~eehA all
we Impossible liz Records Esience OF Life 10 sold In
e,ses with Instructions for for 81 four quantities In one
foI SO sent carefully packed receipt Of Remittance BY bis
accredited sssDa -
PH1Llp ROLAND, No. At Broomss.;
One door vert from Broadway Nsw'iGL
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PonAGR DuPAkrsrsr,
AntsrAIY QsaxrGaEAsrsHs Oyvfcs.
ALs,AspafA, Va. Nov. 10. iss1.


PROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, and
Il CRAfs-writi.n propo.. are invited ~ foni,hiar
Hay STRAW, OATS and CORN, ~ The U.s. 81 the GOV
ann ru 10 BE- delivered AlsIsnds Va o. any psh on
IN. Potomac or s butsres aud In such eashiies WA
Tho ,uount proposed for and 81 sueh nies . the snd"f
sisncd uey direct - a.,
Nh. uropo..s 20 be addressed IN the snderssned, ana 70
st.. III. a. auty and price Of each article orefod ,
Pfopo.s viii be received Tor hss thousand l1 su.s'n
81 Corn or Oats AID Try t) 81 Hay strs~ ard Up
md IN s.s II shan D. fol @! the Oovsneus 10
eoB4.e, for lcss amount ..,,,
Corn be pu, up ia good s.ets OF about two ss'n.
and . In ss three J bushels zach whish are 70
be furnished free Of esrse ~ the GovernH'srl lie Hay AID
straw TO be securely bslod
All articles fur-i.hoi under ,h, advertisement 10 Dc 50
,.ct 1, rid Ia, p-con by the Government ln-pceiof
Purchases viii 10 made nom tine 10 time, sndei WIS ed'ef'
,eneni from thn owes, responsible bidder, 70 Int ess
Of the public .oryies may require N
offer. which may be decmed incompatible ~is the Interests
Of The 0oy-rIinent-
PAYMENT. will be made In such fands may h. rtded
from tb. Uiiei STATE. ITessuTy AID, ss lar - pIseapr
mon dv,ry: bu, tic uLd-Tssd TcssTres the M 10 WIN
hold th. whole part u the payments until the eempsS
fuhllrn-nt Of sgreenep,s- . $500, ,.,. -,
Good .ecuniy viii he required fr the fhia fc!himens o.
.py sxro~..snt ~ .de under this Advertisement -.
VIM STODDARD. Capt and Assistant Y n
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6arow0e, Cnilern, &e.

DIG IRON for SALE.
III $50 tuns best No. 1 CLEN0NK on dock.
Ito tuns ses No. CAKTsHERtik In yard
s0 tuns Led No. GAkTSHEhRIE On dock
2s1tgn, hes. No. COL1NESS on dock
81 ,an. heat No 1 FOUGflkEEPSIE al furnace
20 nm, best No. 2 POUOhkEEPSlK at ini.Aoo
0tros b.s, No PEEKSkiLL at furnace
PSI Inn, be-, No LkHIGH VALLEY =. Elizsbetapft
D0 tup, be- At No. 1 THOMAS ct Ehzabethpor
3os tun, best No 4 WROUGHT SCRAP ct ysId
Go tuns best BAR IRON yard
'' PLTTRE. WILSON L Co,
nos 22s and 22y SooLh-d
YIyIN PLATE. SHEET-IRON Of all kinds, lin,
Il Lead Zinc, spelter Copper TO-, for sas BY EDWARD
SHERMAN, No 80 Pear at, b<t"eea Fulton ana 'onn
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Copartnsrsbip Notices.
foet ano 1onno.

7 OST-In transmission through tho mails,
~. ~ IL n seven, for 30 shares fremont Ainins Co
stcoi An persons vsrn-d asinS negotiating The above
A''oA' " WIG H' ~ SIMON DRAPER
DEWARD.-$l0 REWARD. - OSi, on
IL W,s..sa,, nizb, Dec 9 . NEWFOUNDLAND DOC
ohifds rrowp entirely bI.cs eJoep, white spot on
breast whoever will him 10 no iB Wet MS VIII
re- Give the shove reward
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EOR NEW.ORLEANS-Direct.-The new
IL and arstclsss U. s. Mail steamship GEORGE CROa'
WE'LL Csp john A. Poet vii leave Pier No. n X. 90
SATURDAY, Dec H. ks = IN. PssAse with unsurpassed
recommendations $50 No freight received or bds OF Adss
sxpsd ON day Of sailing For freight OF passage. P2Lo
"A. b. CROMWELL Co., No. " WsseHt
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Noes TO ENGLAND,
IL IRELAND. SCOTLAND, AND
wALEs. TAPsCOTT BROS. : Co,

Continos 70 sa Dras available IN Ill parts Of Greet Britain
and ireland, Of the lowest ratsa Parties about RENTING
money 70 The Old CouuGy b. sending fs bss friends should
Isoay y sbsyA
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Ocean CLEANERS.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. brst.
-. sTHAMER viii leave New. York on the ID, l1.h
and aod Of each mouth except when those dsses M on sun
DAY when tho dAy Of departure will be us AoNpAA '''
For freight OF Passage apply u the .ry omee No. Bow
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Gialionern ano fantp GOODS.

NOCHRANES GLASS INKSTAND MANI
rxCrOKY No ll2 Wiilis,os., N Y-rstsnt Air
TtSht I.ha.pd. Patent Army Inks.nds Cochrsnss nav
TSermoneter Ikstssd Tie above supsss any
invented fos SDpAcsiy md economy -" sue " ~ s
NoNsrs-
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,


CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
~ From foot Of CsurtlAndtsl, connectine q hamptes
Junction with Delaware Leck.wsnna AID wsseet hshoa4
and Es..on With Lshsa yssy asIssa - - y s0sas ~:
out 'n' 1ftEaf MIDDLE ROUTE 70 rHE WEST
Cincinnati. St w EIG; e. ArxRsaSS n: Sai iss CARS
E.r.s;:As ~ fss E::sss k''d's
PIs a.sa, a.ssa oh E.os ss.u.e
wl:.S.: Gs.: BEND riatsn S::ss ,.l VII
u.a. y r.H ss:das f EssSai Harrisburg l.
3:tt ?. Nor EssOn. B'shsssm' Ai's's"A - A'''
CHUNK.
5:tOp M-For Somsrvils.
wEsrras EYrkEs'-yOt Eaton An:Sss.. - -
through from jersey City 90 Pittsburgh.
rr.ia sm N.w.Yok arrives H.rri.burs = 49,
.In cso,is Railroad North md South. and vA IL c'.sss
EL.assrsrosr AND Nrw.Yo.n rsrAf Law NsxYera
from Pier No. North Rves st s:S M : ~ Hs,sS, Is.r1
,p .. ..s Sa ~., ,'p JOSIAH O. sfEARNS sup.al.aS.n.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD:mF0R .1L:
Sokfa md VEST: Ti.in.l:.1'' r,.. mA.
r,v .ss a.. sa.S 10 and TIA le: a. - -
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