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BENZ. f. fuller,
"Maj. Gen. and Agt. of Exchange. !"

The negrs--the negro policy of Mr.
Lincoln--the lends Of the Administra-
ton party and the dominant Abolition
clique in it, demand your sacrifice, brave
soldiers And Abraham Lincoln, at the
bidding of such Massachusetts, malignants
as Butler and Whiting, is your execu-
tionerl No truth ia Holy Writ is more
palpable than this. Abraham Lincoln
dare not, if he would, waive the
claims Of few negroes who are made to
stand in the way of the exchange of over
fifty thousand suffering. starving and dy.
ing white men, les. he lose the POLITICAL
support Of the radical party and the
Abolition 'clique!" He might exchange
each one of you and still retain scores of
rebel soldiers for every negro taken as a
prisoner of war by thsepsmy. But Abo-
litioR fanaticism says No--all other sues-
tions may be postponed, but your ex-
change shall never take place until the
rebels yield to the point on the negro |
And SO your doom is sealed!
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Union FisOners at the
SOWfL.

ResolUed, That whereas TEN THOE
SAND OF OUR BRAVE COMRADES
HAVE DESCENDED TO AN UN-
TIMELY GRAVE within the last six
months and as we believe their death was
caused by the difference of climate. the
peculiar kind and insuficiency of food
and lack Of proper medical treatment; and
whereas those difficulties still remain. we
would declare, as our firm belief, that UN
LESS WE ARE SPEEDILY EX.
CHANGED, WE HAVENO OTHER
ALTERNATIVE A BUT TO SHARE
THE LAMENTABLE FATE OF OUR
COMRADES. Must this thing go on 2
Is there no hope ?-Resolutions Of linton
Prisoners IN Sdrannah.
People ofthe y North--relatives. friends.
countrymen Of the suffering and dying
thousands of brave soldiers who have
Tough IN the van against the foe, can you,
unmoved, listen to their appeal for free
dom and return to long separated wives
and little ones that falls upon the ear Of
Abraham Lincoln as if he were made of
stone? Can you? "We are not willing
to suffer to further the ends of any party
or Clique, say the Federal prisoners, and
they ask that the cause OF their abandon
ment to cruel fate by the Lincoln Ad-
ministra'ion be explained to them. The
explanation they ask is here:
"All other questions between u.
may be postponed for future settlement,
but the fair exchange of colored soldier.
and of their white officers will he insisted
on by the Government BEFORE AN
OTAER REBEL SOLDIER OR OF
FlCER WILL BE EXCHANGED.
"WM WHITING,
"Solicitor of the War Department. =
\ y 1.-The wrongs, indignities and
privatoins suffered by our (white) soldier
would move me to consent to ANYTHING to
procure their exchange, EXCEPT to bar.
ter away the honor and faith of the Gov
ernment of the United States, which. have
been solemnly pledged to the COLORED
soldiers in its ranks.
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Teachers Association.

rINHE next meeting of the Monroe County
/ Teachers Association, will be held at
Woodsfield, commencing,
Monday, the 24th Of Oct. 1915
Let there be general tnrn out of the
Teachers of Monroe County, every effort
will b.. made to make the next both pleas ant
and profitable.
laia oee W. B. O'NEILL, Secretary.
3 N. B.-The Examiners will be present and
eel tifcates granted to those who may be ap-
plicants.
October 5, Ise4-4w.
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To All Whom it May Concern.

3 hereby give public netice, that will not
pay certain note given by me to VIM. L.
Robson, about the year 1860 for the sum of
one hunu red and sixty to sixty five dollars,
said note being secured by mortgage, as said
note was obtained by fraud and nlisrepresen-
tatiop, and was without any consideration
whatever efh ,g JOHN BURTON,
gda Near Graysville, Ohio.
October L, l864--3w. pd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-10-26

sAThe bears are usually plenty in
Minnesota this ssasen. Ten have been
killed in the immediate vicinity sf a.
{ load. a fais SO
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-10-26

GTwe1vo linesi or lessi {" ~ 2
Is III fssd adsertlsemeHts will be Oh argea
BY the line. tAA. So
Az Notices of the appointment o' hSF 80
ss;s- uninisfrator'ss faId Executer assso ~
Sx Attachment Notices, must be paid iu Ky
ksgf Adv vllces ~ ID .s....ssse, a-.,r,...
GETrenty 1--WE per cent. addltions' wil' "s
charged on the price Of job wefk az hot q Psst az
IN advance, and on advertising y not psio " -.
ars taken out. ~
rHn Law or NBwsPAP1Rs.
l. Subscribers who do not gIys express 10
tice to the contrary, are cohsloereo % "" %
to continue their subscription. go = yS8
M1f sa6soribsrs order the dlscont'nnahee lll oi
heir newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send tisenl until all arrearagss are patio, pt
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse 70 'a'se
sbei- papers from the ofives to which they ale
airected. they are held Responsible TIL liey
b,.ve ssstledthe BILL aud ordered them disconE
tinued.
AssAfasubscrib7rs remove to other p'Aoo
uitbout informing the publishers, ana Inc Pa
uers are sent to the former direct thsy ~
held responsible.
s. The courts have decided thai refusing =
take psriodicals from the ohice, or remoSinsk
an. iessfne tllsn uncatied fcr, Is prlmma ina iac''
.v,asnce of intentions fraud.
%ltf3-fFfssT ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
=, ,o,, ARMY CLOTHING AsD.EeuIPAsE OFFICE,
no 10 CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 20 1864.

uSiAOI Os'h'%C dIc illNllcu Nv inc UNDERSIGNED.
until MONDAY, June 49, 1864 at O'Clock o. m for fur
nishlng this Department 10y conracO with
ARMY BLANKETS, wool grey with the et,ers " ip
black inches long, in the cent to be feet long and feet
inches WIDE to wesh pounds each Of domestic manufac.
ture.
To be delivered free Of charge at the u g. Inspection
Warehouse in this city In good packages with the name
OF the party furnishing The kind and quantity Of goods dis
tinctly marked on each article and package.
Parties Offering goods must distinctly state In their bids
the quantity they propose to furnish the price, and time
delivery
Samples, when submitted must be marked and numbered
with the proposal aud the parties thereto must
guarantee that the goods shall be- in every respect equal
Army Standard otherwise the proposal will be considered
guaranty signed by two responsible persons
pany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder will supply the
art lies awarded 10 him under lis proposal
Bids will be opened MONDAY, June IL, 1854 OF
O'Clock p n this Office, and bidders requested to b,
present.
Awards viii be made on TUESDAY. June H. 1864.
Bonds will be required tina; the contract VIII be faithfully
fulhed.
Teegrams relating 20 proposals viii not be noticed
Blank forms Of Proposals. Contracts, and Bonds may be OBJ
tanned al this Office.
The right reject any bid deemed unreasonable reserved
By order of Col. THOS. SWORDS, A. y. VI. g.
G. W. MoULToy Captain and a. q. NJ
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proposals.


MATTRESSES and COVERS.-Sealed pro-
A'l po.as indorsed Proposals for Mattresses" will be
received at this Office until o'clock on the ih day Of June
f and delivering 1000 Mattresses with two
o's LOT each TO be delivered the rate Of 1000 per week
cue hf delivery to be made within days AFTER receiving
NOTICE Of acceptance Of proposal The Mattresses and Covers
70 CONFORM to the Navy standard to be delivered the
Nsvy-fmd, Brooklyn, N. w. and 1000 at the Navy. Yard
hes and there undergo the usual inspection Of
We ara Satisfactory evidence be furnished that the
bidder manufacturer Of regular dealer in the article pro-
posed Tor and that he has the license required by law
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ton tina. the curb and gutter stones be set and react where
IN Third avenue between fysr.h and Eighty
,b streets under the direction Of the Street Commissioners
and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted
Which wal adopted by the following yo,e:
Keenan,, Riley trophy hsseLty
HAYES Webster, Ryan, Gross Keeper hostet houSn.s
Favland Mcath Schaeier, Cook, Brandon, brice huse
fitzgerald, and Joyce-N
Neutrality-suspicious. Healy-l. , =, !,
journ.
Which was carried -, ,
JAMES NJ sWEENY, Clerk.
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the action they propose will with your unanimous and
unqualified support they recommend the following resolution
and respectfully ask the adoption thereof:
Reored That his Honor the Mayor be and he hereby "a
respectfully requested Board Health the
earliest possible moment for the purpose Of receiving such
Health Of this Board in relation to nuisance arising from
the melting Of fat and the like within the city limits and for
the purpose Of taking prompt and speedy action removing
disseminating the same. PETER MASTERSON,
JOHN ID. OTTIWELL JACOB NJ. LONG,
Committee on Public Health.
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OFFICE LIGHT. HoUsE lssPgcroR.

OFFICE LIGHT HOUSE Inspector
No 10 Ccilr-.'., INV DIRK. Nay il, ltOL
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y til. office until ~ O'Clock N. WEDNESDAY the 18th
day OF juno nex tor rins Repairing. i keeping 10 their
iTern Sew ok and Troy Fe .ind Inlet lsAe Chupsiu
ami such others my b. authorized fr one year from the
hr.t day of July next 10 the Ing Jih day Of June ec
cordng 20 tie regulation. the Light House Board and the
printed copies of which b" had uy applying
to tins ohcc BY order Of The Light ilot.e bo4r-.
Com l.. NJ POWELL. u. =. ",
Lfrht. House Inspector Sd District.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE WAR DgPARTEEST,
WAsnIsGros, May IS, 1854.

WAsnISGTOS, May Is, 1851
(CFALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this office until TUESDAY the lih day Of JuNE Isoi
for 8.nch COLUMBIAD SHOT and 9-inch MORTAR
SHE'LL 20 be delivered in the following quantities at h
undermined Nf sITcA 'CcoLuMBIAD SHOT
at the Watert0wn Arsenal. Mtsiachusetts, 1000
Attic Witeryet Arsenal. New-iotk ,40O0.
At the NewYork Arsenal. Governors Island, New.York,
Al the ALCHEMY Arsenal, PHt.bursh 1900.
at the st. Louis Arsenal., Missouri, 100
At the NewYork Arsenal, Governors Island, New'foEk'
Al the watervlet Arsenal, Ney-York, 5000.
These proecte. are T. b. made Of the Kind Of metal and
tensile strength Of the colnbiad hot to be not cis
that 900 los per square inch and for mortar shells not e's
the ulted States Arseual The proectes 20 be in
sprccd az the foundry when cast and are 20 be delivered At
the Arenas free Of charge Tor Transportation or handing
Deliveries must be made az the rir 81 not less than one
tenth 0hl Of the we amount cont icted Tor l"f weeAi
tie hst delivery b. made on the 2A Day Of Jn9e ieJ'
Failure make delycies fed time viii ,u. jet The
contractor 10 forfeiture Of the number he may fail "a deliver
separate proposal, INNS, Be made or he hot end shell
Blicr VIII state explicitly the Arsenal, Arsenas, where
they propoo deliver ard the number Of proectes they
propose FOB deliver eich p ce II lr more tlan
No bids III De considered Rom parties oter thsh ts az
folnler Pr rcors # works VINO aro known t. t De-
parmcu 20 b. capable Of executing tie work proposed of
shogd any party obtaining contract oIer slot or shell ohe
than hoe cit III h foundry tAey VA! be rejected and
the coulug. rendered nu.l and void
Bidders viii inro.e with their bids the written acGnowed5
mct's OF their suIeiie' Over their own signatures
Zach party obtaining contract will be- obliged 20 ent'r into
b0ud ". approved sureties Tor its itlul execution
non tle award being nic sncco.s biddeEs VA De- hoii
fed snd rnifiod with forms 81 c1ntfat nnt bonds.
Tie Department reserves the right to REJECT any or all Dds
II u1t deemed satisfactory. - .,.. ,...,., -,
Pr1po.ss will b, addressed to lADlEBGENERAL
GEOBGE d. RAMSAY, Chief OF Oldnanee' arlington
ID " and ud0rsed proroIls for inch Columbild SHOT"
OERGE D. RAMSAY
III lief Of
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u $ OaDsAScK AGEscr No. IS WoRra.sr,
Ngw DIRK. May -, 1864.
GEAIED PROPOSALS. in dnplicatp. will bl
received until SATURDAY, June g. lBb4, at I o'clo
M by this office for the supply IL
49, - aOt,O y Ans HRAsS SpIfRS

M BY this office for The supply of
BOnO PAIRS BRASS SPURS.
They be- made IN al respects ito material o'hmdr
mir aud diMea,ion, in strict conformity with the sandid
,nrpe which can be n, this Office.
risy afn to delivered fee OF expense To the United
state. At hi. Office ul here Inspected aud 10 be
arcrp'cd pd for but such approved upon nsprcon
Bidder. will state IN their bids IA" fnr IA "rich thes pro
po.. make deliveries aud each obtaining contrast
viii he required 10 enter into nds with approved Sn" oF
II. faithful Failure t. deliver At specified t
will subject tho contractor 10 forfeiture OF the number ne
may fail 10 deliver q, thai time.
No bids will be cOnidcred fon parties other Than regular
manufacturers md such known a. b. fully competent -
execute IN their workshops the work pfopo'cdiof
The Department reserve. the ngh 10 roget all bids
II deemed unsa'lslarfory.
Proposal. will be addressed, properly nd,red 10 Capt '
CRlSPiN Ordnance. 4. y Ordnance Agency 10 - Worth
-, New.York" S. CKiSPN, Captain oi Oriainge.
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AMY cLoTnIye AID Eor,rAesE, o ,d!'

Army CLOTHING AND EQuPAGR OFNcE
No PAL CINCINNATI o., May p, 1874.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
l until FRIDAY. June 10. 1884, at o'clock p m.' ioi
furnishing this Department by contracU with
so 900 SHELTER TENTS, or less, to be delivered
within GO) sixty days iron date, like sample made a. u .
Tent Mandatory In this city.
KNAfSACkS-ATmy STANDARD
CANIEENS-Army standard.
AK HELNES-ikc Z. > samples Nos and tine former
pfcirIr,d.l 80 sc,.,,,
sample, which may be the Office of Clothing and
Equipaer thi. city . -.
10 be- delivered free charge n the u. s. Inspection are
house IN this city in good packages with the name Of we
party furnishing tho Kind and quantity OF goods distinctly
marx ed on each article and package. ,,.,,
Parties Offering goods distinctly state III theif bdf the
quantity they propose furnish the price and the time Of
delivery
sample. when submitted must be marked and numbered to
correspond with propo aud the parties thereto mus
guarantee that the goods shall be- In respect equal 10
Army Standard otherwise the proposal "i not Dc eoh'd
cred
guaranty signed by two responsible must accom-
p,ny ,ac bid guaranteeing that the bidder will supply tho
tic~. awarded 10 him under his proposal
bids will be opened on FRIDAY, June 10, 1864, at :
O'Clock D. m this Ofcr, and bidders requested TO be
Asard, " m be made on SATURDAY. June II, 1885,.
Bonds viii be required that the contract will DO faithfully
fulfilled.
Trlcgrsm- relitin, 10 proposals. will not BE- noticed
Blank Proposals. Contracts, and Bonds may bs OBJ
tanned a thu. Office.
I'M. right TO Get bid deemed unreasonable Is reserved
By order of Col THOMAS SM ORDS, A. q. NJ o.
{. W MoULroS, Captain aud \. O. NJ mJoJelo
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4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GA Nn5 ROUTE f rs.
n ivy,v fron' foo of Chaubelss. RUNNING THROUGH
no CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT ChANGE OF C ySt,
connecting with railroads for all prnepn e' ~ 'ne mt
running order 70 Mansaed Gaoa Ufhlna, Dayton Cincia'
natl and S. Louis without breas Of salie svl,rrsvp
n IA (ioonx,S Gen. Ticket Agt, H. O. y" hrio
- ~ "o''"N'' Ms,l,le Pa General Supt.
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TAPSCOTrs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
Il PASSAGE OFFICE, No.H6 SOnth.,t. New.loI.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND and
WALES
TAfSCOfrS CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE \ MEEk
X LINE Oh LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS.
Psrirs wishing TO take passage. send for their friends or
remit nory 70 tie Old country, do the lowest rates
by appyinsto rArsC0rr BROTHERS 4 Co,
No. 20 South-st
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>TEW.YORK & NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK

TRAINS LEAVE NENfORK:
For w.llaven. 7. 9 (ELh 1850 a. IBIS (ExL 800
(Ex.l, $3.50, $50 and tEx.) p. m
FOR Bridgeport Z, lEx), 1880 a. m; 2:l5 (Ex), 800
ENl $3.50. $3.50 and (ESD p m
For Milford aud Stafford : 1880 a. m $3.50. sop.
For Fairfield Southport and WesPort Z, ll;9O m $50
5:30p m. - 80
$50 4Jo, $780, (EK.l 2. m.
For DaTien and Greenwich, !, $3.50, ll1O a. $780, i0.
For Greenwich T. $50 1850 M 80 40 $780, $3.50 p
For Stamford, :, (Ex) $3.50, 1850 IN; l:l5 (Exl,
Ex.l, $50 $3.50, $50, $50, (.x) ?. M.
Port Chester aud intermediate stations, $3.50, ll;O
Ia. $3.50, $50, $50 500, p
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, a. m. (Ex); 3(Exl 8p. IN.
For Boston Via Shore Line l2:l5 (Ex.D 3 p. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield, (Ex), llS0a w.; 3tEGb
3:51 p. m
For Connecticut River Railroad (E1). 1850 m. to
Montreal, p. IN. TO Northampton
FOR Hartford Providence and Fishkin Railroad ErI,
ll:300. .
For New. Haven New.London and Stoninston RaroAdas
AIN, l1:l5 0 p. IN.
For Canal Railroad, IBIS p. III. TO Northampton
For Housatonc Railroad, a. M. p. m.
For Naug atucs Railroad, q. H. p. m. -.
For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad 500 a. m Wv p ne
CJmnodious Sleeping Cars attached 10 p m Trans;
JAMES H. IIONr, Superintendent
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Ocean Cleaners.

NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. fifat-
j csls STE AMER Will leave New-l orS on the 3d. l9th
and sd of each oath except he th9s" date. az 9n - y
DAY when the Day OF departure viii be the MONDAY io
lowing. =.
for Freight Pas'se apply at the only Office No Bow
linz zreen ID. Is. ALLEN. Agent
EOR NEW-ORLEANS DlRECT.-The First
4 ci,t. H. : Mil .ieamship LOCUST POINT Cot.
iMUEL HOFFMAN will leave Pier No. y. r., on SAT.
URDAY JUNE n O'clock Pm Passage with unsurpassed
accommodl'ions. $50 For freight lssatr unpiy 90
H. Is. CROWN Eli a CO.. 80. &C West t.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CONE

PANi.
SFW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL CALLING At QUEENS.
TOWN TO LAID PAssENGEkS.
Shin. Tuus. Ccr4m1HfsT
QUEEN (buildng) .33l2................... -
Erin ...Slls.,.................. -
ONTARIO (buLdng J,lli.................... -
iIELHErtA (bu.d.nsl.....2,
Lou 20. 'io
Grace
PlNNSN IA hrOOkilg
Leaving Pier No. %, East River, as follows;
WESTNlNSrER.............. saturday, June
ltNNSi NANIA-............-a tnrdayi July
UlSlANA...................-aiu Saturday, July L.
AND ~ FRY ALrkkNArE SATURDAY THEREAFTER.
The cabin accommodations board these lnos ore un
supposed and the rates lower than BY any other Inc
SALOON PASSAGE 70 LlNEkPOOL--lD or Sda, IN
currency according 20 the sc nmmodilon ~ sateroos OII
passengers having equal privilege IN the saloon 49,
TluRD.CLASS PASSAGE TO LlFEkPOOL1-EJo IN
currency. T.
Tho owners these vessels viii not be accountable Tor specie
r vuabr unless bills aiug having hc value expressed
therein signed therefor.
Fox llci-ht or passage apply 20
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD-For Albany Troy, North and West, leave
10th t. depot 10 H., and ?. NJ Sunday train p.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER

ARltAhGEMENf.-Lesyes Newf York, Janes-s!ip and
3st East River for GTeeupoct. Sag aIbor Hampons sc
% O. IN. For Greeupor Mysrhead. laphaak ana Lake
llpd IA. and $3.50 m. For slip Babylon and Farm
inttae NJ a. m and $3.50 and 500 p For Syossct
l0.3l n and 44O p. iStages connect for Cold Spring
Oyster Bay and HHntngtonl Tor Hampstead Jmaca and
Winfield AZ aud lO:a0 and 3:3o f:30 and $3.50
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Saith 81, Fast
River $3.50 m for Ryerhed stopping at all Stations,
cert Hampstead and Syose Excursion Tickets Tor this aio
At reduced rates. A. REASONER, Superintendent.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

lTII sIfIIIH -frdfIt
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF NETWORK,
leave New Ork daily Sundays excepted at o'clock NJ,
from Pier No. 80 North River, foot Of Nesiry st.
FOR NEW-LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points. via Norwich aud Worcester, Boston and Wor
cete Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads.
Freight taken a. the lowest rates For information inquire
Of T. ;. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
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IGOR NEw-HAyEN, HARTFORD and

1 Observation-Disclosures leave Packsip 81 3.l3 p.
Trains 20 north and from New Haven az IL p. m.
NiGHT LNE-Seamers leave M II arriving at New
Haven ~ time FOR a early morning trains
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Il PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown eayes Sew'l ofs
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAiOk DAii a.
o'clock p m and tie EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock p u'
from Pier No. North River.
no win be regarded secured to apPi-
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston is forwarded through with great dipatcn
by an Express Freight Train.
Z. LlTTLEFIELD. AGENT. No. z Broadway.
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Y miles shorter Cincinnati; change Of IL Fl
miles shorter Cleveland; change J. s. miles
shorter 10 Chicago one chaug- Of ears, l. So miles shorter 10
St. Loui. two changes OEce No 27l Broadway,
corner ChauboIsst
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,

~ from foot Of Coutandt-st., connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
andat Eason with Lehgh Valley Ralroad and is connec
TONS forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and the West with
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leav
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-Fo1r. Az ".

a BkNi and TROY, CONNECTING with ThAlNS
NORTH aud WEST Trains leave:
From Chamber u. FROM Jo.hst . =,
Express sd 10 a. m and 7:22 l0;97 IN, aud f2l aat
and p. 6;22 p M
Troy and Albany with sleep llJl y. H.
inscar), 1890 ?. IN.
RL.uebeck 7 rain, p. IN. 2:E2 p M 80.
Pouslkeepsie hrIh 0 a. IN. 8:,2 ~, and l:,s p.
aud p. ~.
Pc k.kil Train, AIS p. s:3I p. m
Sing sing Jrfu, $50 II I:sl n and l2;,2 aud 9D
ID. aud 5.l5 y. p m
TagrytoNn Train. $500 and J:42 and 1921 p
y. -
On Sundays, At 622 p. m. fron 30thrreet.
III ket NAV procured of the Offices Of Wes.cotts
Express IN ork and Brooklyn aud Baggage checked At
tie house oil points the road and 20 Saratoga Springs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LlNE.-Ihe
steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Pier No 20 East hlyef
daily nj ~ o'clock noon Freight taken Arriving In Bridge
port In time 10 connect with the Houssonc Nsugatuck New
Haven and Hartford RAILROADS. also, the shore line TO say
brook and New London.