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81. G. HODGES.
Cau'ain end a. q. ~. u. "A
Cufgr CrAprERsAsTyRs OFFICE,
no III Cincinnati o.. November 81, 1867
DROPOSAI.s are invited by The undersigned

tuIFf trAPTERsA-ItE VitiCAs- !
M al Cnc,.ra1 o., November. 81 1867
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
i until wEDSr sDkY December :, lo5i a, " o'clock
H.. fr iurni.h.u- IA. Department, COS contrnctl will
INFANTRY JfDW SERS-S y hcrsry. Army oienuifd'
SHELTER TENS. ii "a inch Duck, weighing o o. 10
the linsL ysfd--tuny STANDARD
TO be- made n nccorisLc~ With specifications ahot'u oy
the Osaerrnasicr De y-.en copy 81 wkeh car he seen
al THE Office.
Also f1r IN. iififnoi.a'- = livery Of
PFTROLEI'" or WATER PROOF PAPER,
Of whieh bidder. = i fIrni-h sample -
ssnple 4nsrd .for. raay BE- a. the O'e o.
Clothing and kguipasr IA this city
10 delivered Of chsr-c 81 ihs United States in,Pee
ton Warrh2ass IN this city. IN cool pew packnses with me
name o. tie Igstv iuisng a." And $40 quantity 81 .0ods
distiartlv marked a. "a article $40 plcAats. 49,.
rrfnl oicfius goods must tlsfulir sate m ilef ph
the quantity they propose e. fusni rue pfce and tn" Of
delivery.
ssufies when submitted mus, b. marked and numbered
correspond with proposal aud die parties thereto rlust
guarantee hs; tie good shl be- In every r,peci equal 10
Army Standard Otherwise tn proposal viii not 10 considered
susr.nioo .!ssd by rcsponbe IessoDs, mast a.
COMPANY each h saarinio.ug t'l' a.. bidder Will supply
the articles swartcd % him Under .ts rtopos'i. - -
Bids VII be opruci Ncdacsiay D,-euibSl T. 1874 m y
o'clock noor, this Office sud bidders are requested 10 be
Award. vii be rneis On Thufslly. Deccmbers 1861.
Bonds wi! b. requT that the contract VII De- 'thiuy
fulhied.
Tceraris relating % Proposal. win not be no.i I'd.
Biaak forms ~ Proposals Contracts nd bonds nay De 90
tsin,d 9; tis office.
The rgh to REJECT shy bid deemed unreasonable 10 re-
served go
Iuior.e envelope Proposal f'r ncfe inr 40 nlue Of The
article oasrcdi aud sadfrss Col " ~ ". NCklM
Chief GUagterIIastct IiLrlnn-u bcrot.
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smiled.

DEc. l-S-xners-N s.nis. Ana'fas'ian - - T..
Esrk.DosiOr BaIh. international, TOPEKA II. W. aihih
BngQn-ea OF tie South, ). Brsmoe, Elizabeth }usd 81
y Tin Iec8pis.
schooneIsL. L. David T. =. Drrfsr Edwerd Wsf.on. ".
x Cbspu,,n Lila Po,t.r Fcrr. I..ss Homes Neng y.
r. Binn. II. b. Bascornb Dan.l :. " Villains, Il. Cannn,
ham Laura Pride, MiisIn H. iaFl. = e. W apple, - y.
H,.,r. Minerva II. w Brow T. ~. Dys. Willow iiarp.
NJ b. BrsmhA. White Cloud, L. sn ,hten, Celia u. Strong
Ioan Tao,ns.
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IAdverfiseDen..l
TAdVerfIseIHsn'I
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY, PRHsI-

II
NKaiNeo Cousrx PEsgit will b. seen that the Of.
ncers gno directors Of this organization are OF excellent
rercisl ag and influence Liberal advantages are offered
TO Subscribers ey getting the propey a; the hrs' cost price
viz In the utshborhood oil &l per for hstclsss oil
TERRITORY Ee territory very ample and great prospects
are .n'erlil OF large returns, Messrs H. n SIMPSON
Co, no ~ ceirst, Erwyork. supply pamphlets and Gil
isformaoa sict paid in 500 o. the original
lock
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The ei,h rir.s vanads now ai u, port, o In with
on tbs2Is uit lat 90 ~ ioi ~ 81 li, dsits'd oors
nm for her intending 10 ksse he q, b., f3Ini a5sn
p,ned the usss broken ~ fct abosc Tho dec
appeared IL the wreck hsd born vis'i~' ~ so'-r
v-sseS a. n, ngrag 10 b. fefui "a % s'eT1 Nhic
asa whs srr,k In tue y. ,CIc. e. cI =" u-ss
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out the word Bordeaux the nnsss painted green
short distance from deck and or; above bowspr
painted half black aud half hs the vessel painted
greet ooard and appeared % be about goo tons barthen
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CnIEr OrsrrYpa,srrRs Or7icE,t
lI.aNNtrl Nov. .g.-I.-i.

CnIEr OrsrrYps.srrRs Ur7icE,t
10 H. tNcnN.ri NOV. s8l.h
CPECIAT. WORCESTERSHIRE TENTS
THO gdv.rt. mont iror. s o9ce js'cd Nof. - le for
SHELTER TENTS - her. by TssIiisG ~ ternds - dtu
o. ilo material which mus' be- ~ ~ h,t dc weighing o.
TO 10. lincac yard. n-fcsd 81 = nche.
B.dder. nloFmrd Us Tie specifications require The
material 10 be- thoroughly wetcd ant sAI.nA ue.oIr yong
made mp. 80
Prfrence VIII be s,rn TO Cotton roi, and no T ne viii
IL received 81 natgl weighing les than -, 20 ~ linear
yard. Wal w. MchlM,
Chief Qalr' orua- ter 'ncr3.-ii D,po'.
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NyfW.YORK'& NEW.HAyEN RAILROAD

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
lI@2 COMMENCING MAY ., 1914 IVA
Passenger S,soa la Newl OK. corner s,ths and &has
Entrance on 2ltist
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-ipRk:
For Nsw.hsyen :. (Exb ii.Jp a. H. il.l1 ttNl ~"
GA, $3.50, $50 and tt,.l p II. nm, ,.,,
FoIsbEdgepOr, = e. u;0 8. M 1870 NeAI o."
tErL N5O. $50 sod Bx) p.
For M ID AID stratford e. n .foa $50 sop IN
For t,A>s southport and Wes P0'i' . h'"a IA IN
10 To- Norwss go 1889 mt 1915 G;rl 800 Et.
For Dsricn ana iieea"el' = $40. il'7' M $50 "a
Fo Greenwich go 1850 g. NJ So 80 SD e;,opu.
Tor stanford =, U.l.l. 80 ii.aj nj is:s tGr,.i
ltsl 80 s:n L3o b::p. (Fx(p ~. ~.
for Por Chesc. and in.ermetc stations, 3J' ii'"@
n. $50 10, 5:Jo go,
"' 49, CONNECTING TRAINS
fsT Boston via Springfield. q. "a trx)i JtESt 3p u
For Boston va Shore Line 1915 lfa-ts m- an,
fos Hartford aid Springfield. SILAb HDa n.; 'iHNh
Tor Connection, River Railroad T. N tEK) li;3)s N. .
Montreal: y. m % Northampton ,., ~.
Nor Haltlod Providence and fIslAA RaiAoad y tcsl.
ior NeU uayen New. London snl S,oningtoa R'il'Sa"
Nor canal Rsisoad ls:ij p IN 70 Northampton
/ For Housqtoui, Railroad a. N o. m.
Dor Hguzstncf k,i.rost. 3 =. > y.
ior Drrbnrv sorgsaik EaiirJad :. I'D D. N :f"pp ~
. ,ma odio, sieeping Cas- ar he'd TO u Trans
JAMES a. HOfr Superintendent
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rrnYcicrr' Guiiie.

Y
TO ilbanv by Hrd on y. H., 81 Warren s., 20
a. M " N, $780, J.Ji, 1890 p. N. Sunday tram
from p m
IL Albsny, by Harlem X. r.. s5th.s.. ith-av, J" 3.
~. and u W
To BsiiimoTe b. the Ncw-Jcrsey y. H., loot %
mdtgli y p M
10 Boston by NrW -l.ouici Lac, Picr ~ ). IL.
and s,cnin gton line Pier II =. H.. daily ,SuhdsJ
eIrt.trdI. r.
To Bosou bN New Haven Y. H. yia Springfield.
2st and i'h.1v. .................8a g. aud p q.
To Boston nv New fi1ven T. r.. k.th-.ti and 9TH
av.. via Shore line. lli snd p m Snudiy.... r. m
10 Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport, loot oi Fecs g.
Sll
10 Buffalo nud ties West, uy fne Nsilro,d. loot
oiCLanbeg ...t ala ~ o. mo- ana y II
T. Gfreup0ri Q e. ~. f-liJ Oh Saturday p M TO
Ysui.slk, lslip farmia1iaie. Long isllud, by u.
!. nslfosd. FROM jIu4cs-s.iu aud foot 81 Whist
eiin d" " II
30 Lang HFancl. ~ tnfiien anc br@Wif- bay
T.. H.. via steamer Jesse Iloyt. foot OF Murray.
o. daily a. and q. N
To- New Haven. Hartford, and Sprirrheld-.ieain.
ers leave Peek Sip at........ and II Y.
TO No,y. Haven hv the New Haven i.R.. 27th-fi.
end 4i..y. r. g .. NJ ~! . $50 -. sud p m
To the West hy Pennsylvania Central ha.iroad,
per \. r.. 81 q. M. and D. Sunday train. p m
10 the West by Central hriroid Of hew-Jersey'
per 2 n. H.. > ia, - "a. aud ..,sl y. N. sun
DAY p. m
To Philadelphia by New-Jessry Railroad, foot OF
Coutiani ~, aud 10 a.. NJ. T. IN, and p.
and Y mida.,i' 5 ,das.............. p IN
70 Woshinr,on. by New-lersey X. r.. foot OF
gour;lartsi sud 10 H.. ~ p. H., and IL
midnight. Suuua
foT ;iftc- inOr regal 70 Railroad tine Iapes
see advertisements an another pbrt ol this Paper.
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OFFICE oY ARxT CLorHIso ASD LouiPsGE,)
IU.gFfI AsD DIsaKD- IS, ,
I'M ApTIPNIA .na. ~. II-I.

PHILADELPHIA, Roy. % lhit.
S,EALED PROPOSALS will be received al
~ TIL Oa-e unt !. ocict ~. on silRDAN, - Deem
Der next ios Cup. y c scl yli .srna "it Che follow
ips rf'irlrf.
bsui~is WOODEN armv s'nrdrrd.
anton FLANNEL alriy standard
tvurv iuiioIs srTi. tsndifd.
inch Yellow orsted LICE army sisudsrd.
Machine THREAD Stewart ~ No 20, sample fequrrt GO.
Mbasnir Cotton, b.fca, No. ~, fnaT lr, glrrfl -
sGrby laIlc iof sl!rts or linut s-flplcs ie1ured
Pel-.d Bcoiee. Pnlol@ls o.. Nar isuprt requ'rtd
Wax tpp-. l.ei.los bet quail y. ol. .-n. from ute"
hides well finished end stuffed 10 weigh not tess than seven
onuc-- 'o tire sqrsre foot.
sole Leather quality oak tanned from hueno Ayre-
Pl,8 ides 3cig. not o. sr u pounds side
Boil: Wax Upper L'asr g" he suoect 20 inspec'
tio1 nLd DO o. suitable Ga1y ana Substance To- making
Army hoots snd Boots.s.
EucA bid mat lrsnt'ed b. two esnousibe pe!soT'
mus We appended 10 tr srn'ee. ani Ger
tined to beng GOOD snd sufficient security for WI" nrodE
involved public .rctiorgry oi tic United Hin'es
Lds non ioautni oonuetof. snd those thn do no oily
comply ~it the -eaasrnts o ii scs tsricn. Viii nct
- sid.rra.
Blank form iof proposals, emb;sc.s the e.m Or TIE grst
rntoe required in rash bal can Dr bad ~ sppion 81 'h
Ot and none ccit. ncl 10 no' embrace tr fuafine,
vii be- can4errd 10 lny PROPOSE Jo con'idsrd wi ch
du.. not sty eluolu e. tie legulsr lc.s the 10 stared
The bid n.ns, stc he M ntl and qu4nry OIL ,ch hha OF
uri.ie PROPOSED 70 b. delivered .
Prorose mu.i iud,,rd opo'ais Tor Amy SupYirt,
s.atin on tcrnyeiop1 the part icn.ag a.'r bi pi.
HERNIA. ElaG~. col. Quar- slef ~, lstiuen'.
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IL ARB ANGEHENr- les~e. Sew YORK, yine'-iip and
sl,i. Es Rye To- 0ecnoort. iar5gr iismptops sc-
a,ya For lapbans baasl,p1 isp, Babylon. asd Farm
nrdslc. q, . m anu ?. m unnnisz thronsI 20
reenpo on SATURDAY syealgsi FoI Nypsset. a. ~ -
A. M and y. n. iNis;r. conrecs co. Co.1 oPrn<a
lscf B.y a.d Huntins'on) fos Heups.ead Jamaica And
Wht-id n 4 and 10: 20 a. sni ., and 0. -
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leeyei Jf'hss' Esss
R. a. s:Ija m for Yeptsnk stopping AZ al sa,'ons eI
Con-, ensesd and svosi Frcgf,on Tickets tor this ,iss
=, rsdue-d r,e, A. REssOel.R. sup~rtntsisI' nj.
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Tia 5APAypsg POLISH Ladies who keep
sas bsmoals bright IN keeping with the season. this
article u Is essiy applied. and L. superior article. II
be oesseJ o. s the pfncipi shoe dsssc Ptpcsoa whole
eais AssGss ~. 10 William, sI
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KSocxrp Down AND RopprD.-Mr William

Harris residing at NO. s9i Broadway. while passing
fhrough TwcStyeishh-st. between Sixth and Seventh
aves., was met by three rnfsans. who knocked him
down aaG stole his gold watch and hat. His cries at.
fracted tae attention Of Officer Hrner OF the 29th Pre-
Cinct. wlo succeeded In arresting OF them. who
gave hrs name as William Smith. He is a hackman, "a
years of age and was positively identified by Mr. Har
lis as one o. Ais assaiians Justice Dodge committed
him for L, a. without bail.
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&JO OOO IEwARD.-By authority of

&0n Ono EEWARD.-By authority Of
Up rSU,OVO IN. following preamble and resolutions,
, the eep.r. Association offer the ards
hcfe' spsc led.
syca llcny hotels Of tins city hrcd b. iacene'
Ii.s Of th,s'ih .Id 10Th !rstr Therefore .
Esrrir,i iisi rower~ 'nous-nd dc.rs BE- o.
ferod b. 49,. New York foelK eepeT' Society fcows
Five thousand dollars Tor the arst rna conviction three
thousand oars ior second end conviction
THOUSAND dosrs the third ard convection thou
ADD dnara each ior al additional number OF ten either
oksai nuaber be paid upon tue con'iston OF eseh
efhel Of fnrm.
ror,ded Thr. the shove reviid. he rsd only upon the
condition that the offered by members OF this Society
ii, published in Tie keriJrs Her0id Of the 9Th ns.., be
hAeby revoked
RICHARD FRENCH. OF Frcnch's Hotel. Pres.
SAMUEL HAWK, Of - Nicholas Hotel. V. Pres
II. T.. PowEss Of Powers Hotel. Sec.
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fAdvsrtisemrn..t

TNL Study AND NNALfSIS OF MAN, N al
bis relations Physically intellectually, Morally aud Socially
through ts Of Science AMI ReTe'aon. is one OF the
object. OF no PSYCHOLOGICAL JoUsyAL published o. 81
yea, by N.ssrs. fowler WELLS 2s Broadway, N. Y.
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Of the old Purtinic OF character and Ia almost
universally marked by thrh patriotism, and moral an
tegrifK.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
H!t-s.....-.C6 Sun Mooa Sets. BIZ
wATsS TINS
Sandy HOO1. ioi Gov Isllrl. 10 - Hell Clie..2 81
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Nf,Ivfiip,
Passengers Arrived.

ia ,'s1mst.P hgdH:1s from Nee.Ori,6ni md Harind-
Frederic Pigeon. Pedro. Olrsgan, NJ CroweIL
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JEY MACE COMING 70 THIS COUNTRY. The
81 champion pngist OF England. Jem Mace. has writ
ten letter to the editor OF miles SPIRIT, indicating
his purpose 10 visit America d spaIring tour if he
should receive encouragement to do He engages TO
sxhb' his belt and cups (seven n number } adds in
postscp that he has lately spared before the Prince
81 Wales and the e'in Of British nobility; and thinks
that his engagement in this country would be highly
successful
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n rnlor.ndu.

.cth ul, l 81 3s lon a. U. S ..boAl santiago Dc Cubs
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP co. LINE.
For Providence Direct.
rbf naw aud splendid steamers
4 Il O.. ND .nTn..a AfEE

H.EaTRA AND GALArEA,
usvin. Sapror Accommodations for Pas;c 'gefs ami
irlan Ni leaye Pier No. - Moth River, oI OF Robin
son.strrct Ds1y ,Supdays excepted al p. IN.
gonn-c,,gg IL Providence with Tie for Eo.ton
Tie ITLTRa. Capt. :. ". NSE. will leave Ne".fo-k
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY, snd FRIDAY.
Thee NLhrTA. Capt. Wh. JONES, every II EsDAl,
THURSDAY a..d SATURDAY.
IL Fre.h; taken e. Propeller Estes ..
10 Thee teun,ss UnsUrFasSaa IN th-lr aran-rhe
fo the and sat e. passengers and tEeir lacl or
the transportation oi fr''sir
~ Passenger. rr retiring for 'he night 40 dsnrbrt
IN arrive ia Providence AZ Ga t3ur ~sty enough
if Sc rd IN tho trt accommodation sn tos
Boston, arriving m Boston ~ q. -
For iuJrmstlon Iosprl TO Freight &c. appy to ieAAC
ODFLI.. (;rurrl "a. tat Agent P.,r Ne. -! ~. X. 49,
Tor Iiezlls St..ccS-s 81 hcrsns, Apply To ~. VI IL
WARDS Gener. licAct Agent rer Nc. = .Nor'h rive.
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BORT iuaroens' Notiee.
SrArr OF NEU-YoRY.

STAT OF NpW-lOhh. L
PoRI-WAnDEss' OFFICE, No. loi Wsl.-s.
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
section 4of the Get passed April H. 1887, entitled An
Ac. to Rsossr1e tie Wardeis Office OF the Port OF New.
York to al persons Interested u or having charge o. the
subject matter OF such inquiry examination survey that
the following vessels under examination by tue fo
Wardens, and ds the sad surveys or examnaon' wa be
completed within ten days hexi succeeding this notce 3D.
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Weboins Car0s. &t.

AT WA. ENERDEiI's SONS, M. !0i fnl-
~ Ton. s..-WEDDiaC CARDS aud FINE siAIloNEEf.
(Estavlih he'd 1915,
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CITY ETE us.

psssovl Hon George Ettierne Car
er General Of Lower Canada is stopping a.
Che Everett; House. in hs city Oh lhis return ION
Washngtou, whittier he has beea On Official business.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot OF

~ Chsmhefs-s'.;
: a. Ia, Expression Ba4.lo.
am r5pre.s tor G eyeLsad. via 4. G. W. Ry.
81. q. m Nil. DALI. for O,i,sic.
IL a. M. Mail Tor Bu,sio. 90,
AGO - n Way POP: Jcrvs NevsjuFsh and ar@TtcS
3 m Oh, -xpes.--,nnday- ptcr-io; Bt1sio. NC
d D. NJ Lizhsnng Express. daiS TO- Du1sirk, buna!o no
ehsste. CansndasIs a.d l.. Cevcaih' ". A. o. W w
2 p IN fmigIant. Nb ~. MiNuli nSh. '"M.
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OTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, torch.

CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing d. c.asnI.9wr. Cork Ilsg50I -fh6 ye shown
,e.,rcrs 81 tie ivrrpoo Now NorS and PHILADELPHIA steam
,r.o Ccmrauv ina .nel carrying ths =. :. Mas
tended 10 SAL Q. follows;
TN A...-..' ~
EDitlit IL .S1l rtf-t ~
GA>f DN ,''.HS'u"N lrt a.
And every saccrcaBg SAIL EDAi AZ noon ifoa I.es 81
Noi.E hnt..
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Psyelle H. goll. OF iis egui ain. IN rniisncy
First CABIN. 80 90 STEE ......s - %
Fir BIN icrdcn. r. on Stees;c London. % %
Fir- obin 10 Paris. 70 c0iSteesse Pss.. 20 90
Tini Cahh Hamburg 90 ~ te-rass farDprs. - O.
Passengers forwarded 10 Hayie Bremen. ROTTERDAM
sr'uegp &c, Al equally low rates. 80
fares Liverpool 81 Queenstown. ls Cabin, s'
Si0 SieeTssc, $50. Those WHO wish TO ssnd Tor '.e"
t.i.nj, can buy ticket. hele a. these
iorIg.lcf information, s,piy ri the COMPANY fopcsH
JOHN g. DALI. Agent no. - Brosdwtf' " T.
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; TOBACCO COYvEST1oS.-A convention OF the
tobacco cigar and snuff manufacturers, and others in
the trade viii be held Of Cooper Institute. on the eth
inst o. 20 D. ~ to consider .lc question OF amending
the re,cnue laws relating to the tobacco Interest.
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THAMES OP THE SoLDIgRS.-We have re-
ceiyed communications from the Fourth =. Y. Heavy
ARTILLERY ana liltA y. y V, re4nesting US 10 thank
The citi,cns Of New-York ii their behalf fcI the
THANKSGIVING bounties provided ic7 them last week.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOOIu.
~ BROOhLYN 10 PHILADELPHIA


NTEW4 RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
~ BROOKLYN 10 PHILADELPHIA
THROUGH ~ t.Ot Rs
IN, ~ Excursion Iic.els 3. good 10. 'hree osys
On cd sitter III ESDhN Nov iSo', d. ne 'Sna'oi1'1
seizure essi. HOIT loot Of Ncp,sn"ss broosiyH eve
-i,, iJsv. c1c-peal s. Il seorl = NJ thence 70 Tors
n3insh ana by the Es ed Dsa fsrs bs hsircad 20
s,oso NEST Ptiadcphla: returning, leave fr-sf "nt'
Pi eyer, NOM ns ~ g. ndsvs excepted
Ifayrtrs from tie City 81 NeN. ioi~ s,e hy"e" no
sur sior pas.agg by ts !ie N" rt.r OF 1r sss,y '"S
yr,pf,l fh fau,lsn and Anhoy Monopoly Ire src asvs
5.,r-yinz aIi Ire GIT between the t,tss
Z; New Y,rk snd Phldciriia ---------
Nvt.V.JERsEY RAIIROAD.-Ifalns ieavs
I,o a. or,lsn'-,, Tor rufriDE;rsi, a. 10 ana II IN
a m s.i0 and y. ~, snd !: Hia-i; .os bALdsokn
III W,uS.rOS 4, y a'd II 30 I p u' shi !, n'a-
-b Nrsrv fcAeis not frceiy1Jc IN "a, n, and -
- m trains Or other put Guitars see oils al oices
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Trim. or Albany Tsoy and Saratoga Springs also
n.cn. With the North Ne' eaye 2ohsi dego. At 10
m.rnd4 2. M.
IrOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
TIvLD ana WHIT MOUNTAINS STEAMBOAT
svi RAILROAD CoNNkCI ION a. Ncv liasen steau,css
Lave P,cA.sl.p sis and II p SHdoy' oSceplet
ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n e.rl,yAY. MN BROAD GhuGE ROt'rr. gaS-
sFNf;ER TRAINS LEAVE NfN-fuRh. VIC th- tris
r.psv tom foot OF ,narbrfs-s'.. RUNNING TftRbi Oh
connecting ia Inlro, Is az lErc pal cities in the
Ths roal beng extended, wa IA oomphss
running order to Msnsh.d. Cation. iEbsni, Da oa Ciuca
nsti nd =. louis without lIea. o. esuc
4. II. GooDaAs Gen. r.cse. NJ, n. &. SW EEFSER,
N-sdyiii. Pa. General Sup.-
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rREEr DEPARTMENT CoSxRAcrs.-In re

STREET DEPARTMENT C0SdRACrs.-In re-
Spouse 4 col ios proposals for Furnishing 100 cast
iron smppos,s the Street Commissioner received but
one bid which was opened Wednesday. II was
from the Western Foundry and Machine Company Of
New-Jersev. Their price is 4 cents per pound The
lamp.po.fs average weight in 80 pounds each, and
estimating upon tins basis the contract viii amount 10
So 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02

FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND COSTS
AcAnsr rHg "GREAT Eastern. The backcrs Of the
Greai Snip Company have appealed from the decision
I'm fayo Of aI. 1owle and At the time rsluc-
tant sboa giving bonds fo tAc amount decreed TO the
man tia ,wel Der. WHY not face The music. OF pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02

New COUETERFErTs.-An attempt was made
on Wednesday night TO circulate counterfeit fves or
xhe Farmers Bank Of Hudson. n Y. The counterfeit
is poory executed and be easily detected. Yeser
day Robert Connolly was arrested for attempting to
pass one o the bills at the store OF Felix EfIay No.
S7I Broadway. Justice Dodge committed him iOf ex
animation. William II. Jacob was also arrested ior
passing similar bill at store on TIE ca tside ol the
EitY Il.tc STANDBY committed hin. ior examination
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Natinual gepnblita,r.
UNIor NATIonAL oorvpNTIor.

The undersigned, who, BY original appoint
ment, or subsequent designation 10 Ill vacan-
Giles, constipte the executive COMMITTEES ere
ated by the National Convention, held at CHI
cago on the 10Th day OF May. 1890, do hereby
cafl upon all qualified voters who desire the
unconditional maintenance Of the Union, the
supremaoy Of the Consultation, and the complete
suppression OF the existing rebellion, with the
cause thereof, by vigorous war and all apt and
efficient means, 10 send delegates 10 q conven-
tlon 70 assemble Il Baltimore, on Tuesday, the
7th day Of june, 1894, at IL O'Clock, noon, for
the purpose Of presenting candidates for the
Offices Of President and Vice President OF the
United States. Each State having a represen-
tatiou In Congress will be entitled TO az many
delegates a. shall be equal 10 twice the number
Of electors 10 which such State IL entitled In the
Electoral College Of the United States.
Edwin D. Morgan, of New York, chairman.
Charles J. Gilman, Maine; Laurence Brai.
nerd, Vermont; John 2. Goodrich, MassAchu-
settsj Thos. @. Turner, Rhode Island; Gideon
Wells, Connecticut Denning Duer, New Jer.
seyj Edward McPherson; Pennsylvanla; Ma
thanlel B. smlthers, Delaware; James T. Wag.
ner, Marylandj Thomas spooner, Ohloi Henry
8. Lane, Indiana, Ebenezer Peck, Illinois; II,
NJ. HoIle, Iowa; william d. Washburn, Min.
nesota, Cornelius Cole, California; o. II. Irish,
Nebraska; Joseph Gerhardt, District OF Co.
lumbia; Austin Blair, Michigan Carl schurtE
wisconsin; VIM. A. Phillips, Kansas.