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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
Fy:OBl WARRINGTON.
Spocisi Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON Fridtv Nov II los,
THE MISSOURI SENATORS.

WASHINGTON. Friday. Nov. II. 1867.
THE MISSOURI SENATORS.
The intelligence Of the election Of B. Graf.
Brown and John 3. Henderson Senators from Mia
sour was received here tonight with great tlsssctoe
in all loyal circles The President answered the a..
nouneement with telegram oongratulating Missouri %
the result. 1t is now hoped that the Radicals carried
the State at the late election
GEN. BURNSIDE SUCCEEDED BY GEN. POSTER.
The report to which We gave currency some
days ago. that Maj. Gen Foster had been ordered e
East Tennessee Gen. Burnside being relieved ct hii
own request, proves true. Gen. Foster and biz per
sona staff leave Washington for their new field Of dul,
Tomorrow Gen Potter goes with Gen. Foster Chic,
Of STAFF
GEN M'DOwELL TO GO IN SERVICE AGAIN.
There are good grounds for the belief that
Gen. Mcdowell will soon he assigned 70 on important
command.
GEN. BrTTERFrELD TO HAVE A EKw COMMAND.
Maior-Gen. Butterfeld, who has been tempo
rarv on duty with the 18th and 10Th Corps under Geo.
Hooker is to be recalled and assigned to . new CON-
mand elsewhere.
THE WAGES PAID AT TIE NAvY-YARD.
Senator Wilson and Representative G0och Of
OF Massachusetts,. with Mr. Ksmick, Chairman Of the
Committee representing the workmen Of Charisstov.
Nayy.Yard, had long interview with tho Secretary d
the Navy on the subject Of the grievances complained
Of at the Yard The prospect now Is that the matter
will be satisfactorily adjusted.
y THE CONSPIRACY BY REBELS IN CANADA.
There is reason to believe that the Canada
conspirators whose plot has just been unearthed havs
at least two propeers in their possession with which
is still possible they may undertake to do some damage
Government H. however. taking efficient measures To
guard exposed points.
gyLIsTMENT OF COLoRBD SOLDIERS IN MARY
Col VIM. Birney has an encampment at
Benedict on the Patuxent consisting OF five regiments
OF coored soldiers who have beaten their Maryland
masters pruning hooks and plowshares into swors and
muskets. Col Birney Las four steamers engaged 10
bringing him recruits from the vicinity.
PERSONAL.
Senator Sprague and wife left Washington IN
the evening train for Providence today
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Coun terfeit.
ALBANY. Friday. NJ


Most dangerous counterfeit 800 Dllis on The
Uayerhin Bank " H. hare Just been detected in thu
city, 1t Is fac sr.i< OF the genuine, and Is engraved
In red ground work. In the Jeff hand upper corner
are figures 500 and a man holding a tablet and head
az Washington In the center two female nguros
over bee hive 800 oa the left hand upper corner. in
picture OF Lady Washington On the lower night hand
corner are ia. figures 500 and In the lower edge under
meath Is printing press. go
The counterfeit $500 notes on the Hayerhi
Bank were detected at the Asserting House here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
LITTLE. DELAW ARE.

The election Of Representative in Congress
from this State, vice William Temple (Dem.)
deceased will take place on Thursday next,
(Nov. i9th;) and the canvass is proceeding with
decided spirit. NATHANIEL Is. SMiTHERs Is the
Union, CHARTS Brorn the Copperlead candidate.
We shall be disappointed ii smahers be not
elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

The Rev. l.. ii. Chaplin is announced to lee
ture in Brooklyn. at the Athereum. on Monday even
ing His subject is Europe and America one
great interest, and which will no doubt be hindi~
with his won,ed yigor and eloquence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT Nov. ii;.No
laS4ssIs, ionis i' hs o IS ,o c,sns s ~ ~
N0 Tso"s,ys WITT CITY CoURr.-MoNDAy, Nov. To-
Nos u. rs "a, II, IL, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

~. r.rnsi,. q. :, cent, boz sest p. them WA good
& or,a and money brokers had srecr balances 70 saet
, aimee October &C. fres's are less ecve. but rates sr-
ms. Cor grain to Liverpool but easier for houf and heavy
l.. .oI oudo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

Fair; but are not the patriotic women OF the
loyal States willing to do it! Thanksgiving Is
now but twelve days off, and we fear precious
time is slipping away unimproved. Who will
act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
Special Session Of the Massncku.etts I'egis-
Inture.
BosTog. Thursday. Nov. Il. leo

BOsTos. Thursday nov I. Too.
The Legislative Special Committee OF Thirty
two have agreed report bill to-morrow FOX tho paJ
ment Of bounty in hand Of 500 over and above al
other bountcs for recruits" This Is contrary to thu
Governors suggestion and viii excite warm debate.
A bill was introduced without opposition 10 pay thu
coorcd regiments enough from the State Treasury 70
make the pay equal t. the white troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

" LkksNAFKk, fElIi!f -NV'' 10 .70N
The banking office of W. &. Sterling. IN TINS
place was entered last night by burglars and lls
Burglar Proof Safe wa, blown open By powder. HE
loss !n notes but small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

SIGNS or THE SRAsoN.-The Catsklls wef
capped with last Saturday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-10
The Past Year.
From tho Rioam0nd amiaer.l


Atisnzth sbs lat day Of terrible year ass come.
Few persons now living point 70 her period of
their existence 10 which forude has be more severely
tried Hs VINO casts retro pectve gsnce upon the
dangers AL have rsked, the prTstons and r1n mary
have suffered the dear rehds most have osr by Violent
des b. viii have reason 20 be graceful for the insen l.
bity Of bis heart if he is not oppressed by soIaer
painful emotions While many hundred thousands ae-
eusOmsd 70 independence sad comfort have been sud
denly reduced abee poverty and distre taoss who
have escaped must reject that they hae been neafer
10 utter destruction than they sr before thus year
began, or are likely to be q IA Thin il IS ended;
But this year is without g1pri0us consoiailons
The unai5sd strength and unbscked courage Of he
nation redeemed its g5rtuais from she du-t pueSed up
t. drowning honor by the locks and orefron The very
laws II death TIE hight 70 i've forever History VIII
hereafter show page ihumnatee ith more enduring
glory 5hau thoss wnich record @ 1oie events Of the
circle Of months which end w 'tsis DAY In these
mouths farlorn republic pc spls covered with tue
Oppr0bum and prejudice of the world Rave secured a
uises Ia the panhe Of remembered nations far above
the fa1aousest Neither the story of Greece, or Rome
or France OF England bear fair parable with cur
own brief bat most eventful narrative. Is not this
triumphant crown Of yic ry worta t1s awful priee
The question viii be answered according 70 u eupera-
rsent of ths reader Many think wi Ii Sir John t1at
honor cannot cure broken a. that al the national
glory that has been in batte SINCE Greeks loug
roians will not compensate tks loss OF peel or doi
lar Sat The young, tie brave, ne gensr5us yil every
where Judge that the eKersase and exhlDitlon IN th5
year Of the nOblest virtues has oeen more than WORN
tie nisfortanes which have marked its progress
sound the clarion, fln the RE;
To 3 senGua world proclai 20
One crowded hour # glorious lie
Is worth en- age without nanei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-10

WAR HATERIlL FOR THE CoNFEDERATE GOVERN
MFET.-A short time since dne screw steam r. the
ldcolsi T. Captain Fndlsyi quietly slipped cut Of the
Huskisson dock where she bad oesn loading with goods
packed in eases and steamed up 70 the Sl0yne where
She ay for time euYeoped ia the desc November
flss. She was ostsnsbly bound for St Th0mRs In the
West niies At last he Nieolai (Which had mere
than O1ee eh her zams and engaged in short Bal
tie Voyages before, in order e. asy suspici NJ crpt
OF Of he Mersey during den fog wlth upwards Cf
X hunf red tons Of war material board and Is
far upon the Aueate yvhers at least, she IS likely
to be cap ured beiag SCI Of r trats aing powers
DuIing the time the Nicols lay in the Huskisson doski
her Tiers were severely tested BY hydrauhc power IL
order 10 ascersiD what pressure they bear and
she result was perfectly satsf factory that in all prob
abb ity she vi safety 70 Charleston, whhsr shs Is
bound The Sicolai I has been chartered by a well
kBo7rn Liverpo0l merchant whose -toek Of mate
rial and resorcss j. said 10 oe sec9ud to none in the
kingd0U--L Lieap00l MreAry
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-10
Elsh. E.e.wesa s.aa..a "a IlaIlseI..

Ir0m Che Ptts0uTg Eost.
gentleman direct from Washington informs us that
on sunday last there was intsrchaugs ef ctFitsa
between stanton and Hsleok in the White House. Ths
Csbset was ia session. dicussiog she late slsnghter At
Fredericksburg when Stanton denied having anything
to do 10 aiVisng t. Haeck replisd thsr had not the
Secretary og ar 0rderG5 the advance, it would net
have been made, when stanton cali him lar Old
Haleck fme5stelg shot ont ais left hst At the iontl
piece Of Stanton, handing hun one on the len eye
which feed the buElay Secretary to The aoor lescoing
the left side Of his human facs dvins In most arts
tic manner Stanton, although raputsd good in rough
and tCmble couldn't stant the impetu atty Of "Old
-aus and Old Abs himself had TO interfere BY threat
euins to thrash both paTes # they didn behave them
selves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-10
a,.ncl.Inr scens "a "a srseution.

horrible occurrence took plsca in the town OF
Woodsroek, Canada West, December 18th at the exc
eutier Of d man named Cook Tns criminal was a
bIni man. azei seventy and bad been s5nvstsd Z the
murder Of bis wife which be alleged be perpetrHtsd
under the Influence Of liquor making very little 1e-
fsusa Of any other kind The usual grim sparatus Of
executohs snd the crewd cOmman 10 sueh occasions.
were on TIE ground. but the last fnishsr Of the law
haf constructed part Of his machinery badly 70
1d double horror TO the ususl disgusting Character q
the spectacle he employed 20 long rope that ths
n=u feu much farther than + usual than was re-
auired and The jerk Of his body was consequently 50
great as TO completely tbs head from the body
Horrible 10 behold
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-10
- 80 of !. AlI.

Froza me New York Jou nsl Of O3mmaree.I
: Dlsbsa-tsnsd humilistsd crushed by ths terrible
bleR which hiss fshen on tAem' zoe tye men 81
AmsTioa can With difficulty pos t6elr souls 10 cam
mess eieat TO review the horrible history hch has
besp snseed sTthia the past week. sud learn from Il
toe lessons which are for our good
First and foremost let it De kuovn thas the gallant
Burnside is not responsbiehis b ave corps 1nHaud
ers are not responsibebs noble army almost an army
Of ma tyrs s not resPonsibls for the awin dlsstsr
ordered peremptoriiy to cross tie river, they but
obsys6 ss soldiers obey 70 DEATH and went over
the fss eiream TO tha secTihee, q hy did they not
nrotest DOGS any ask Of Uhat avail has y been
found (, potesg against the maduess which rules et
Washineton Vhsn the army has pr0tes ed before u
as been II lied with When the c7mmanasr On ne
ranihsuls uro ested he sacriiicee When fns peo
pie Of the United Sratss prot ssted "lta Fsl2enoLs
80 ,i,y heard but derisiva laughtsrs from NFsleg-
toa ana they hear now re9e-tsd We iassp7s -
q aEht the enemy wherever you caH hAa A4.a u. =. ~ :
Ses6rvp 1t was ID vain, worse taan II YAM = Pr
tess we nave lyiog before us ss we 7yr.te I've
letter from as gallant an offceT as ssel ~ -
into battle written the ngis bei9se ei9 tf - -
r,.,,,7s5 s-.nnek in which he says; AeeFee- ~ y
as.3 - 80 ,,,orrevy Go03b s-and II to.'oo 70"
/, 80 aads me dead men bsr "a f-ili y e =
/ yvh5 mssnt 70 DO n aul5 st go, sverr 7.s 81
srrst thsr sui mated that mag ahesrt 49, 80. -
! - v-hon fels that tbe crosafng s7as A-s ----e
f,, ~ death All bonor g tneas ao ,,s - ~ ~,
6pus5snt 10 the thossanas fsao l-e - ~ = ~, s -
= n s8nrr fs len in boeei - onsd once "
1re sres.s I. : eoverumsnt Of the Oaiied see
n = "a madness 10 er5st the rlyer e. 81 - =.
:. -, - r,o5euneut was made, tsifIoie tefia y
-ss before took possssiol g. Iao N Llo
: ,.rv pasu in the ere asd ont o. IT. W-ea y {
~ scha5 thirty t-eu en4 iteh Z 49, ~ y
i9H ~ oesss riada u fr3nt u 8 stsenges
vsrtS Isl bad 40 OPT osiroIio on 2 e 70 - \
cA.ara the sold-srs Of az en1en 90 sA1 -osgi.si
4 ~ csoooo Shu5 Up ) the devoted eity, esa n
ns y TSrysr Or them hs rlissil Of TESS ueslors p
- bs,e res srdsd them as iuaei ed By some si-eiea
ersa thus to throw tEemselF es inio re very pls 2
/ destfaeton' -------------
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rIe,r b aIsI.e aIoaey - sare 1Le Coausry


Uadsr the auspiees Of Capt. Finnie, the niter
bnreap Of this city ia producing and forwarding
to Richmond from nine to twelve thousand
pounds Of Dite- Der month, end this quantity
wiz be rapidly increased. Those of our citiz ms
Who would understand the m0das 0perand5 Of
business IS conducted by this branch Of tho
ordnance department, would do well to call al
the ofsce On Gay street, and see somewhat of
that which men term vilainous saltPeter IN its
efidestate-
For the rapid production Of this commodity,
50 indispensable in the conduct Of this war, We
are mainly indebted 10 the operation Of the con-
seTipt act as enforced by Col Blake and directed
By Capt Finnie. These two energetic and sz-
eelIent gentlemen and ofiesrs often collide but
when a would-be n5n-combatant escapes Col.
blake. he does so bv falling into the embraces
of Cam. Finnie. This is the end of him, for he
Is converied into the material of war, Of which
he makes from two to three pounds per diem
These, however, ars BOT the only agencies en-
pleyed in producing saltPeter Lsst week an
oId lady, whose houses were built in North Car
DINA, though they are nos now more than ten
miles from Knoxville, made from an ash-hopper,
flied repeatedly with earth taken from beneath
them, S95 worth Of saltpeter. We may explain
lust bers that all Tennessee was, in former
times, part Of the "Old North Ststs"
Capt. Finite pays eeyeIty-fiVe els. per pound
for ali that is predue5d, AID the trsda is becom-
ipg very thriving one. TIE mountain caves
ars filed with men engaged in this new branch
Of industry. Patriotic ladies, who would serve
the South ard at the same lims turn an honest
penny, are enbaEking in the buginsss.
Of gunpow6sr we shall henceforlh have
great Abundance q the government can secure
stothsr points such energetic and sslllful agehts
s. those employed IN this department not long
ago the erdnsnee bureau secured one hundred
thousand pounds o. sulphur On board single
vessel. which constitutes ten per cent, charcoal
Rfseen psr cent and ssltpeter seventy hVe per
eeat. Of gunpowder. This hnndFsd thousand
sonT,fis II sslphur viii make ons million pounds
/ II ronDowdeT, which should send half million
I If 3boHtionists to Kingdom Come AAezgisss
/ Register
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DEATH Of gaa caIrr RAaal q JEausA1E4-Tlg

DEATH OF 1HE CFlIEF kaBBI OF JEnUsALE1d. The
Jerisk 5sssngsr eontuirs letter written fson JeTusz
lem November th, announcing he death q the Chief
Rabbiof Palestine. The following IS an extract
On The night 81 Tuesday. the chef Rabbi Of the Pc
rushim received call from Heaven and he respois5ed
I. hold hers AN You reverend sir, Seh6 have
kno Bu and corresponded with hin fer 50 many year.
you ea partially enter into the feeling which pervsda
81 the commuiiiiie in the holy Iand the os they
haze snstsined brt eai have idea Of tie eison
his aeeth has cast over ralesne tie judged Israeli
thirtyive years During the whole Of that period he
devoted hinss tas sndy Of ihe law, the practice oi
good desds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-10

sz The Methodist Episcopal Church Of Houston,
,Tss havs vose4 for their pastor, KEY j. E CafEes,
~ ~ year 5000 in cash besides funshed nouAe
esilmat at So0o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-10

eIFRrIeHmD

Eerzis oG AdversIsins.
A b fisseznsnts viE be eharged
80 sser sefaare for the first inseF-
on ard 81 tor each subsequent IN
rtion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19
Wo,ncn.Nurscs i'm the Army.

To ns Editor u Tie y. y. IrbsHs
SIR: Ms attention has been called to an ad.
vortisemcnt IN your issue Of Aug. g. Of the Lndies
National Army kolil Association" designed TO stab
sA corps Il female nurses for rcgimenta and eorp
hospitals IN tie iellGstirg for contributions in ordef
T. pay such until recognized and paid by Gov
ernment T. these days Of trial and suffering to many
II our brave soldiers tie synpathies Of the loyal and
good Ia all the laid alive to any Effort pronls
ing 70 afford them cheer or comfort aud astonishing
sum- have been poured Into the treasures oi larger aud
smaller associations founded for the relief Of sick anA
wounded soldiers" But of a tie means iJr DOING MIS-
tAat vi giving them good women NURSES ~ srtaee age
ana cxpogieacctlis one has no. received tie sLsis
u public attention wheh is importance ae-
manls Il Is aol kaown that Miss u. j. DH, whose
means aua services fOr rsenti-O.c years previous "
tue wY had been given u tie reflex o! suiorng IN.
m.n!ty has held from The P:esid.lt snd SECRETARY u
Wax since Ap.iL lsb!. the alQOMtl9eW u Suptflh'
tendeit Of Women Nurses u select and assign wo-
mon.nursss 10 g-aeIi1 or permanent iIi.tF! b's'
pl.as, they 10 lie employed IN such hospitals
giiAol; Aeg sanction aLdalp A. eAccp ~ cases 81 er'
gcut need" SUI tie knowledge g. tel "4t.D's avi
IN work. snd tie veT! great dicnies uA1"r "D1cn
size nas ,abOred - give ts saving coho'i 70 te s'eA
soldier Is osessci and appreciated b! Vut ie" oil th>s
yho -r e. aged Ia doing very much n otter ways LOT
them WoLans nursing IN the army i Ar Innovation.
And was gnAnown n the United states service UNA 'hs
breaking ont u The Rebellion. ~ the army losu.N.ona
wo.aen we're " alowe, only rs wdslerWomen GE nations
when IA garrison but not whoA IA tie ie!ai Hhi ne
....u..n-.sisu ia allowed them " IOLkle>s lpk
0o-t - ,bn ~ ,r'.sher.gor.cn IL a.iy but The
~ rIos.i,rIs such ~ be appointed Is Mos DIX.
For hor IN Congress has regulated the pc'st"a
,, .cr.s n dsy aud ration" OF the value VI weu-
- ",i,b ,rarstoftston 20 and i.Oll service"
only $50 IL mails contract nars's eteAe Ncu-eal ",'t"u
nf,i. and clot.ia, &C. WIKI ~ month. lAr .-utce
49, \ 81 Association endcayoret last NUiter
=. -, III -, c,n.-rs,s Without success for
reo-nition and c, -luensai0n IL heir nurses" Ano
tnf tay shall obiain this fum failure one s BOY H-e4y
-. = - .b.t ,von,nn's s,r,icc nnas SMALL favor -
E NJ NJ ,t,n.rt az the army rot ~ even oi
-, .roI .,si'is rccciyinr item rs nurses. espc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

10 he Editor Of Ths " \. TrbssG
SIR: Having Just returned from visit to the
West via Pittsburgh Fort Ware ead Chicago Rail
road deem IL cny an act If justice TO ca I'c ~ien'
ton Of the travelling pubic tie srcricr acccmoda-
tous of this nov rnte The ears from Chicago 'hs
most conf rablc in which ever t"I'rled sF.en.cy
lifted up and the arraAgelents for ventilation ~ '-'
feet ~ human Ingenuity can devise The route -
through most ieglsfa section Of eopniry. the roa IA
splendid condition the rat. II speed all thai colli 70
desired and the conductors pr.c. specimens &! gentle
mem The two passengers whoa. ManceL - aoc"rl-
pany me on this route. Us an experiment, expressed.
themselves highly delighted rakiag this ,tuts from
Chicago via Crcstl.na. Cleveland (New.Nors an. Fie
Railroad with Us large, comc-inbl" cars j.. ~ my
way of thinking. to ira, eel without h.rg IL tas.
ONE WHO LIKES COMFORT IN TRAVELLING.
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TIE
| Stii::}.

ptS,sYLVAsIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With iis connect ions forms -
TIE SHORTEST AhD QJlChksf ROUTE
Prog NV. YORK TO TfH PRIsCifhL NtsrLhs ems.
Sry,pi trains run daily from Now on '" LItY' nm va
Nciy Jeisey aud Camden and Asb9y i'nsI pv TINS
ALL THhOUON TRAINS fDE ~ W r. ,r,i r. ii'''
HOlyIE LEAVE hEW-i OIk FhON THE
FOOT or COURfLAhDTsT
By way d Phildepha tie r'oir2 'sengeI' 'eAve NV
Yori At M ,4ine % Other foue' evening P1''"e
~ b 10 A. one hour istef than other hnrs
~ way Aout0~n cscnins passenger rave u. y ",
two houis lalef thln tho honhcm IHn ana ~ "' W
a,r,e al The sle Northern lines 4" chicago $40 81
ufs la the North West II".i4ne, lhdAL1pVhs L'n'f"
81 Louis. Cleveland, to.umDna, Cincinnati ana ~ mann
points West wilh river cbansr. oi cas- ,,s,,,t J.,
p.',gb ~ r.s and New Pittsburgh so miles
smoking and ?. Don Can on all trains
rare The h. other routes
Iaggaze checked through. ifins"is nee
S.e,rs ticsc.s. good until used Dy ii,isDutgh
WESTERN IMMIGRATION. r.,t,,.u,
The Pensy lyaiil Lcu'Iu. ,oniPa. ram ah EHiIan,
Accommodate Line which aHoIds conigfta m?or ~
travel pAItie. moving westward al one nan VIC u '
| Of fase. o,us
By this route fIeghs Of all drscdpions can be ,oi"ho'u
70 snd fon any point the Iailfonda 81 ono he1t{
Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa, or Missouri b, HAiir
ROAD DlE!CI any port tbs nas gable Ti'eis ~ lho
Wet by staailefa from Filisbufsh.
he rate. Of Freight 70 and qua point In The Wcsi by
Is are chH'ed by other hafOad Companies Merchants aud
hpfs hifushs the ration Il their Freight To i'
Company can rely with confidence its speedy transit
LINE STOCK.
Farmers ana Dealer la Live Sock viii find this most
ad'ansseoat route CsPae'as iHds well waiered and sup
and he connections and every attention Ia pnd to tl4r wnt,
Prom Harrisburg. where win found every for
riiiH sSd bAIriM"nE n ss si hrs
| ]. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Astor House
| LEECIi Co. freight Agents.
| no Astor House, and No sonb William. At
| MCDONALD BlSCiOfF, Enigan, Agents.
! EN0CH LEWIS General supcriuIepdeni, Ai,oSus. ia
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Gtcamboais Gao Railroads..


l'oR BH1DGEPORT-DAIIY LlNE.-Thc
- steamer HkIDDEPOtr leaves Zip ficr No. %
Aaii! - u OC.rc1 Pre- Fif taken Oh the
W hhi an day Arriving m Bridgeport in tine TO connect
~ ne uonflionc NuIs.tlcr. hev-iiRvon ard Hartford
don Gt.n 70 80, -. -,
HUDSON RIVER RNU pO.O-FOR Al.
a n .ANl and Troy COyNrCTl&G WITH IN AXIS
HOhl II and WESr Trains leave.
From thaulbcrs.st Iron, oo,b.,
tsprr-, and 10 i and g. p lOgI m md n and
H. and p. ~. =. - %. a. ~ eiu '''' anu
Troy and albany with Sleep l0.s1 :, ui 49,
ing carl, lO:.n p m
foughkeepsie tiein 7:I5 In 7y m and t9.., ,d -
sul l. 90. and g.. ~ D. N. n :, ' ' ~''@ 1" ''''
Peek skill train, II 80 a m III, :, ..,,
and l.io y. IN. mr. '''' p M r.
Sing Sins tain $3.50 r. IN ss1,n
IerytDwu 3:45 p m. l4fr5 y ~
On Sundays at 5:22 y. D.. from 30.h Al
licAes may be procured any the ct "a, n.
Express IN New OK ad Brooklyn aud hsgvre ebscEeJ :,
the House 10 all points on the road 10 SARATOGA sn,as
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