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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

Our regular supply of United States papers, including
the Baltimore american Of Wednesday afternoon, was
received yesterday afternoon. Gold appears to have
eliminated for the present. rebound before the next
Jump. The opening price in New York. on the I'd, was
q46; a. noon 2s6. with downward tendency" An
other de patch reports advance the same day. Of f5
cents per bbl in -four.
AIPoRIs OF H;oDs MoViMEErs WHAT goRREsT Is
DOING, ETC.
We append series Of kilograms relating to The war
In West Tennessee and Kenucky. The reader will OBJ
serve that they abound with Yankee brsggadocO:
CAIRO. Nov. The steamer captured and burned
BIZ the Rebels ct Fort HsrmNn, Tennessee rivsr, was
the NJ x9pua She was q steamer on her 6rst trip,
ard valued at $40 600 Her cargo, consisting of Gov.
81 nsnt ores valued at two hundred thousand dosrp
molly e1tbii and blankets, we're taken TO Fort Htrs
man ,oTe the boat was burned, but the fire from
gun, oats prevented the bAls from securing all the
soFes and fOIags from the river blnk. Tho fort was
sbeled by the euubosts for two hours but ELECTED no
replg, when parry WAS sent ashore who burned the
f,rt left by tie bells the bank Of the river. TT
Refill forc under Bufords command es.imated at AGO
MN. rad taken possession Of Fo.t Herman the night
preyiou,. A battery masked on the bank, completely
commanded the riGer In each tireOlios.
Fns locality Of the 6, hit was not stated Buford,
Ohe lmcIs and Lyon bsd held confu'taton on F.iday
last All FORCES mon on fuTlouyh or arsg Cling
through tho country are ordered 70 RENDEZVOUS at
Jackson, Tenn. Toe two o:her steamers reported
captured on the Tennessee river have arrived safely at
Paducah
rong reiaforceuIots Of mounted iufsniry have srv
rived Ct Piducb which fso 1t is believed bas changed
Forests plan of operations Il is now though! tha.
Jacksonville will be the point OF atia,k.
HLsHvLLI, Nov. l.--Rorrest with cavalry force, Ia
reported 10 be threatening JOhnsonvle, where th!ie
are large quantities Of Government storea Three raoe
ports we're burned by his command but ample prepare
lions were being made to bold Johnsonville.
LouIsyiILs Nov. IA Tunor says that Hood, With
$1,000 men, has crossed hs Tennessee river golrg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05
EUROPEAN NEWS.

The New YorA papers Of the ID contain European
intelligence up TO the 9l', being days later news
than that already published. The only feature OF In
erest presented to readers is with regard to the
progress Of the American question, which we give In
the subjOined paragraphs;
Lord Staney In addressing bis constituents at LINN,
adversed to American eff rs. He advocated continued
non.ioterVenlon. Hs thought that the Nor b might
succeed n oyerrunpug the whole terftors
but their political diff ulties would only then BEGIN
As 70 the fleet of the 10 Eogland, be doubted Il
she had on tue whCle been q serious loser by 1t. She
had, indeed undergone the ordeal Ct oJt!on famine.
but new markets had been opened up, and Ildia had
gained largely,
CoaplAp ms are made Of great difficulty In mannir
the Els navy, and among other the attraction
of toe American DAval services TO stamtn is cited
The bazaar ct V,rpoo in aid OF Southern prisoners
Of war continued to meet wi, b great Ruccess.
FINANCIAL ATIAIRA
There vas continued gloom and heayinsss In COM
mercal and h1Anoial circles, with additional failures
The dema' for discount at the Bank OF Eagsud how
ever, on the ~ b, was comparatively light The Egg
sh iuuds we're pretty steadily N ntsned bu; ep, Iia
tive 81 o1riIies showed increasing weakness.
Tao Liverpool hrml In the American trade In add Z.
ton TO those already nounced are reported as having
failed.
SundFy houses In Manchester are also repor.ed "A
having failed including Brrett WIaor, calico prin-
ters for c,nsidsrabe amount.
AMEhIoAN sIcUsInSs.-ke sr', Slterth Wit & o..
circular rep;rs doll sni declining market for Amer
ON g. curues.
United States Eve TRsnties, ex coupons. show fail
OF one and half rer osnt during the week, taking the
value OF the 90 ms into consideration.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05
When Peace win Come.

We are glad 10 hear less tax Of peace on the Con-
gder.te Tde because We convinced It's only effect
va 10 lover tbs tore Of people Snd 70 divert A.
tnton from that vhG y the sole business Of the time
continued resistance 70 The enemy. We would not
ONT 10 employ any fundamentally calculated to
p,enR han The ia OsIioG 70 pcsos Of the enemy but
me sy Of 40 much dscusioa OF the topic among
selves Is that Re s o;s are Eel. only here Whsrs the
v.es spirit 61ss not &c, TO be encouraged, and where
y cen only take the fern o. uolIssanos aud subuf-
scn. l. ress With the enemy, nc: with on people or
tsslF suihoEes &c terminate strugslN which, from
re bs3n1i1g HE hour bss for tho defence OF
s,e latter sganat hs assaults Of tie ioTger Pgesdsn.
Davis Ia his in.ervisW With Jacques aud Guore, In.
daNtsi The Ooy way 10 va c. pelce can cOns: xvi b.
draw your gsTrsors from our toVns; withdraw your
armies from or s'se Elhdrsv your rquaSros from
our poTtr; seasa &C burn dwellings, 10 murder our
people, to PluAiST @1f P'opssy t. stssl slsVes
sad war will have .ssssi totEesa Yol shall b
Tree 20 navigate - FssFs ard tTsls With our ports.
= II you 90 no % lts .ls blood Vheh q shed 10 Jour
attacks and Ia o1f d.fC66-.ks blood # aTfdsFSd
pfsonsrs and GU ragged women vel sB Of soltieEs
slslu IN open bati-re on Jour souls aO-s" Such
. tbs substance OF the Pissiisn FPy 10 tie pee &c
us!s.sI0ps Of be SOssih ia va Of SOESasss VsaSs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05

fsxssd early in the Springs circumstance vhiob should
not be foTgottn explaining the seeming inertness
Tor time of Commander In Chief and ss Ilustrst-
ing bis ooDsunmste prudence and skill a. well as the
courage and discipline Of the army This tueoess may
well justify hope that with the blessing OF Providence
upon the vAor of our troops people may ere long
return to their country and homes In peace
Eat Of the Mississippi tue ct last accounts was
raging with the oonvulslve fury Of hDs struggle The
numerical strength of the enemy in the Geld Il snor
mous-theIr means ample, and this power, raised for
our destruction, Is not contetpAby welded. Against
this threatening prospect opposed an army which
has not IL all the terrible cor cts Of this war failed
to show bold and progressive front-a General who
has not his equal on earth, surrounded and aided by
subordinate oOmmAnders scarcely inferior In capacity
and above ell, q cause which know TO be sacred-
Whatever nteligence therefore, We may receive OF
military operations in that quarter, We may securely ex
pect 6aS triuwph and to this glorious result IL Is our
privlss to conduoe by faithful and determined ds-
charge Of duty here In Council and in the Field.
STAND WATIH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05
PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIJ WORSHIP

IT'S meet that the people Of The cenfsderats ststss mould
nom time 70 Time snbls 70 aekno Sdss Their an
Almighty God, 10 render devout thanks for H u,nifa ,,
ns' to worship His Holy NAME In Iraysr at biz foot
oo ana 70 accept With rsvsrens submon the chastsun
His Ali vise and All-msrciful Provdsnee.
Lstus, then, l. temples In zelda unts osr y,o,. 4,
nIng with adorins atude the manifestations Of Hs proe.
Ing care In TIE many 'gna victories With which our N. h.v.
been crowned In the fruit which our land b,, h,
blessed and In the uninpairsd energy fort.ads with vbh
he h Inspired our hearts and Strengthened our arm. I'm rs,
ance 70 the ubiquitous dtsigas Of our snsniss.
And let us not fOrgs that while gaccusy IN ma
His projection, our sas hare nrtsd and received
aemsnt mas many ofour sss and have fallen In hat.
Tie that many others s In o slan ori.ons
districts Oh our country have been dsvatatsa with s.v.x. s
city, the peaceful homes destroyed and hslpsss woman a
children driven Away 10 dsstutOn; THAI VIII aepdi, ma,
hSi the passions Of ssrs have ssea excited bv ou
foes into the commission aoSlss from which d,s,o 4,
como escape
Nov. therefore, JuyzasoH DAVE Prsddsu Of Al. ooos.d.
rate sts Of America. do Asas this my procsaauon setting
apart WEDNESDAY, The sixteenth dag Of November ..rt
day be specially devoted the vohp Of Angh,y God: and
DO invite and Invoke ell the people these STATE.
10 assemble on the dag Aforesaid In their respective pso,s Of
public worship, there I've IA prayer TO our Heavenly Ysh.y
d He bessow H favor upon rs hAs He exsad over a, hs
protection Of b almighty ann; that He ssncfy hs chas,e
nsnt 70 improvement, We may urn sv.y from m,
paths and walk nshteoy In His light that he rsors pe,e,
10 our beloved coany healing M bleeding wounds and ,.cur
Ing 70 the continued snIoynent night
msn and Independence and hat FRA Loudly hssksn IA m,
while We asobs 10 Bin the power glory Of oar dsI,s.ps.
Given under my hand the seal Of NE oonfsdsrs. s,
lszlL 81 Rcnond this sh day osobsr In The ys.r Of our
Lord, one thosand digit hundrs ID and arty.four.
JkgHGRsoN DAVE
IR.Inrn.
aeYNl ~ MAJ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05
THR CITY,

EAToS's OoUAr.-There was perfsc. mob Of negroes
before his Honor yesterday morning. charged with va
ri US offs5oe', Blu. mostly With stealing.
William, slave Of Miss salie Tompkins, was sent or
for burglary. Ca Thursday night sbou. esh. O'Clock
discovering that there was no ons in B,navas cone
ton,ry in rear VI 81. PAu.'s Church. he stove in Gre
Of the window pAnss and stole jar Of brandy peaches
and scms Tobacco. Al he making Of, he was dis.
covered ard captured BY the watchmen.
William, slave Of n G!een, was sent on for break
ing into the hou'e OF Iz .beh Hunnicut the Canal
and stealing 10. of clothing. He was feen to break
lat, the house and out and was pursued and cap
tured by come boyF.
Villain L1tes was otsrged With BEATING Bic wife Tie
case It bsiDg made out sgsnft Mr. ,oss, he was dr
Charged.
Royll Smith chrgad with keeping store on
T ankn rtreet, near the Exchange Hotel, was d =
charged, It sip airing he had c,n'e; be ives, how
evc 6ned $50 for permitting one OF bis tayss to 70 at
large.
The case Of Jane, slave, charged with trespassing
on I. A. Goidin vas con:inusi t II 10 day.
Tee clse Of Baylor, slave, charged With stealing
siis o. leather, was fu,t er sninuej.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05

AcKHOWLSDaNHL-Ws have bsen reminded, In q
very agreeable way that to Overrun and even dssoAse
district Of country Is not to destroy It's vitality or
smits the soil with harrenness. citizen Of Caroline,
Rsv. R. W. Cole, whoIs county has been ravaged BY
Granite land pirAtes has left with Us some fine samples
of potalOes-sWest and Irish-tOmatOes and sorghum
syrup. the latter particularly fine. We rejoice to be-
ieVs that the neoessaries of life will not be wanting
even 10 those of our peOpls who have been handled
most roughly by the enemy. Nc. O. win please accept
our thanks for his valuable present.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05
EUROPEAN EXTRACTS.
The cLsADIAu uE1oS.
[Kom the London Times, Oct az

(Fom the Londsn Times, Oct l51
Tide Americsn press has for long time given Us the
fullest nioi nation as 10 the visions which a,at before
the eyes Of the Politicians Of the North With reference
to the concuon IF the war. Thai event they regard,
no doubt, with the mes. arxous desire for ts accom-
pshment bu, their reasons for desiring It very Ie-
euiar and well worthy Of cur attention, They look for.
ward 10 the tine when the North and South, having
ber, by some magical process of which We can ss yet
form no idea welded oDoe more together into \ single
hsFloDlVss whole can uslse together f0E ths Pwyose
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Personal,

PERSONAL.
z-.5l,.D RIoanoED. Nov. Let, 1864.
To NJ FarmDs:
sm all sAis and treated right Lies have been told
about our treatment Don. DO afraid.
-sg ssrl4 OBS. CHARLES DAY.
no2-ls 90. 3, 18Th n Y Regiment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05
MISUNDERSTANDING RiSHTs:
RICHMOND WING.
s,TUHDAY aOKNING, NOV. 5, IsS4.
RVRNING Mig.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. n, and
s,ery succeeding day Sundays SEcsPssd Il the same
sour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wing viii contain the Atss news BY nail and telegraph,
up 70 hs hour Of going to PrS, editorials local intel
E.saes, 30 BSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05

az The Relief Committee of / edmond ac-
knowledge the receipt Of tbs following eOrrsue.s for tie
month Of oetebsr, viz;
Feon San ders Son, ofNsssu thirty blankets ana ars,p pie
ces Of calico.
From -. two barrels Of -four.
From local forces Capt. A. fonphns rsieas OF cad
and bscoG.
From Dr. Joseph hicbsnI, Powhssn -four r, Of -FOUR
kfon Parker Wescott OF coup ny D. vsrner's Mounted
Guard, four cords OF wo ID, $50
From ocsrs and Of Mounted quad enc and
thrse-quA tiers cords OF wood and o6Oe.
FrOm ID. =. Coz don, t6O
From Robert A L,ncastsr, et,O0o
From N. @. ReAo, %
Pom sandry persons. per Joseph hsys, $3.50
From Z. X. 80
From spsars so
From per ". II. Wake, &t0.
From Lieut.. n. II H. OF \, Intoshs Ar,illsry, slo
from Mrs. Dr.. J. 3. hooAu, e35..
From -, Of Pete sburg, GO.
From Gs-rge Bsgby go.
rtJm A. 9vAlhm y, 90.
From Dunlop, honcurs Co.. 600.
ffom Baughman Ri;hards, (old hss,D o. 500
From William Kaiser, lot oil bacon BE- ia for COZ, and
charges. " w. aA'
fns fuuds and provisions having been CHA us,ss IN. m,
tee earnestly request nnsdsts Of so,d an
fuel. -.
Contributions Of money stou b. sent To b. D. BIsx,yut
Treasurer and all supplies shosd consigned 70 Al. Re,f
Committee Of Rchm ond care Of hean Martin usrd
Ieo--h W. ef0kD. President
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05

FIars. ssrms OF 6re were raised yasterday -
The fs tbou o'alsot, vas &C Toned by tie TAX ps
rs Of the reside; cs of F,tts Tseli g, on 90 srs
Church Hi The q 'ues were xingDishcd before a7y
o:ns derable damsgo had been done 10 the house.
yhs second alarm, ab,u. one o'clock P. n, was
caused by the bur Ing of aehimEey in T,ssco, alley,
between Main and EsspkljR apd lah and I4sh szsse,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05

THs hAfxs,ss-fhsrs was 9 sllm Attendl 81
country people at the markets yesterday, which may
be accounted for BY the state Of the weather and the
roads. There will no doub. DO full muster this morn.
ing. and We hope the pros Of produce may be proper
tonably affected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05

- TIE ARMY COMMITTEE OF THE YoUso
Mems Christian Association Iss sIdis Aid soci.ty
knowledge the tbs olouisG contributions III ,o
d.r In The hsd ard hospital daring Of vetobsr
viz:
Br'. james ssger Of oumSshsaA tso p.s Of seea,
From Mist ThonpIOn ana sths VI wyisvs 100 pslru
socks
y ON Col H oabell, 800 bu.hsh Of corn.
From Mr. wllamL $50
From MT Collie, OF London, % 8S8 49,
From Rev tprigg, ei00.
F.om D, t16.
From Treasurer Of PFC whence AID sosIstJ s,s.
Pom cash, per ssisht o.
From Mrs . ahun, per D K fleight, 90
The committee in u,psy ana .un, ~,
the benefit Of sodisrs In the hsd hopitsIr GccI,
Asspec.aly required Contributions should be sent "a
ROGER MARTIN.
superintsndent.
fh WMP kUhFORD.s
nov4-h Chairman Army crpm
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nov<lt

WANTED-steady and skillful Printers can
obtain permanent employ and rood vAxss BIZ An.
plying at TIE ee:s Of tbs Magnolia WEEKLY sase be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

PApAI RESULT or CIUBBIre.-Dennis Lyons
~ No 10 MuIberr, street died on Sunday night OF
.e,.,s received at the hands of Officer George Gras
ah Of the Si1th Precinct On the evening OF the 10th
ssst deceased who was intoxicated. ran against little
sirI IN Mulberry street. and knocked her down Officer
r...wiok ordered him 10 go home, and sitter soundly
.nux,ne the officer ne did but snbseq appear
ms ia the street AID addressing The officer in obscene
ssd urofsn. language he again told that he must
- .,ther home or 20 the Police Station. He persisted
+, threatenng the officer and was arrested On his
sax 70 the station House he seized Officer GrasSick
49, throat and the officer 70 Td himself OF his es
snsn,s crosn struck him with his club and brought
Mn 10 terms. Capt JoGrdan he'd Lyons IN his
ssiIs until morning when he was committed TO the
Homie nv Justice Downing. hut was subsequently re.
ies,ea on bail He went home. taken sick and died
- above Coroner Widely held an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

n Albany Nv IIuas3n T. h. 50 WHrens,....T. 10
r. and a. s. and ios .. sandy train..... s:2!
% Ijosuy Nv HEREIN H. H., Zotl q. si.av.i0s
<x 10 Sandy rain......................<: as p Ia.
Pc Beaten by hsv-LonoOD hbe, fes -, ". T.,
k.(,i.,fo.. line Per 10, \. H.. sad Iall River
sps Pier ~ r.. d.iiy Sunday e,eeptedl"... +p. m.
rs Boston by Nsw-isysn Eii.. VIA sprnghed
ailA a. III. y and p.
Az, via sso4e Lsne........Igs and ?. Sunday
90 bur.o by ine IIi foot Of Chamber,
tho ~ a ~ anu " " W.
ge I.lp FiIe Issnd sd other resorts On Long
s.os of sibs - R.................9i. and m.
Go The West by C.nlro Effosd Of Se"'Je1s'yI
kot oftourt sadt sni a. NJ. u ..'.aha p !"
Hs Ptiscepha by EewJersey Railroad foot OF
80 ~ ,,dniebi dsy................. :; p. M
70 ffilsos pba. by Ialad'n trd AmDoy hsihoao'
Pier &c n. r. foot 81 bsclsytt........ % q H. ~ w.
70 Washington by hsw-JsrSy FRS md 70 q N,
ed u ., ana I'm. mid gh foot o. Couthnos
-, SIDdny - v "
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Iii, inspectors Observation-Disclosures.

The following is tho Weekly Report Of Deaths in
- City County OF New from the 18th day Of January
\, the 18th day Of January 1sos Asn l3i Women 1885
Bsys 49, Girs, lls total t26 Adults, 25s CmdieG' 2Vi
saass, 2ss Females. 2i3; Colored Persons H.
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TRAINS LEAVE KEW-YOr

A
For New Haven, EN-, li;3O - l2:t5 az, L. 500
OK, $3.50, 40 aud . ttx.l p. m.
For Bridgeport, I, (Er.L l:so' IN. l,;l3( rIl $50
Q.r). $50 4 30 srl (fx.l .. y. ''
For Milford aud strattori, u; a m $50 s:1op.
For f.uasld Southport ana e.Eort T. 1880 M, -.
Tor Nowan, 900, Il 80 H., Is.l, Ts), $500 CE1,
$3.50, 40, $50 tta-l . III
s..J p.
For stanford s(Ex) go. $780, m; l9;l' Esl Goa
Us 80 y -, $3.50, tErl y. -.
fo5 rSr' ,he,er ard ia.-gmeiia,e .tsr,, $50 LIZA
H. J's. $50 90, $50 p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Of Boston Wis Springfield m (fxl 800 Ell TO- n
For Boston via Shore Line n. IS (Ex.l 8 D. ~,
Tor Hartford AID Springfield ls1.), il:31 q m SOC
Nx.l sP m.
!Gr Connecticut River Rsirosi 30. (EI) to MontTes
II 20 a. m. to Northampton
For Hartford. Pg0,id.gcs and Fishku E-lrosd (ExL
II a.
For Now Haven, New Loni)1 ard StolDs lon Rsosa ~
.. NJ, i2:i5 3 Gp. a..
IOr Canal Railroad, l2;l5 p IN 20 Northampton.
For ll0usstonic Railroad :. N.
Fox Nsnss,uc Railroad, "a. H.. Pm
For Dabmy and Norwak llsilola T. $50 g. m 30 o. N
Col-no.ous sccpA Cars attacked 20 d ?. Trains.
JAMES a. hO1I, Superintendent
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Mails Close AZ the Po-t.0fnc Q.

~ 6rett hritaln and "a. Continent. by steamer
ee<ia, "Wednesday, Jan T............:.........t q n
Fr.osy 5sr "a II p. M
- Ctbs end the West Indies by steamer Esee,
wednesday. Jan. p M
eG k.w.OIlesn,, by steamer Creole, "ecnsS
Ssy jan ?. M
HSsfh-AlJaLy, Buffalo and Csnaiss...s and =
ke.<t Xfd West Way IN
W Mail via tIe Railroad and = p 10
e<oshern tnd South Na...ss H. q and l1
tAsssrn Mail H. &.
Zee bstioro wport aud Pal kv.r........... ". o.
W. ioBa il ard Mail closss al 3 q. and l y.
o0Ed1y AI,-On Sunday ali mails e.os. al I. y.
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forars, Carriages, &f.

A LARGE assortment Of new and secondhand
n Carfhr.s seshs Hsness &c. for sale cheap during the
Winter Second and carriages bought and taken exchange
TAYLOR s. No "a and &c Cedar s. opposite the Po0dice
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H)e6oins Garbs. &e,

WIN. EyERDELL's SONS, No. I04 Fulton
w st., EN0RA'ERsS sTATi0NEKS, C0pPE r., rLApE'
LABEIy and DRY GOODS TICKETS In every varsity.
EvyBxNKy HYDRULlCB AND MECHANICS. 18th ed
tiep with psw natal -
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peniietrr.
fnrniinre.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
Dwausnt.d nsnufsciuis Ai,o sod Chestnut aud Walnut
Chamber suites plain and ornamental si H. fARRlNO
TuEs 800 Can1st opposite Noo,,er. Established igiJ.
CHOW-CASES at LOW PRlCES.-Silyer,
- witt, Metal and I'll Kinds II cases in stock.
- HOFFMAN fEHSH, No I3l Chstha'n-st.
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NEW-YORK a. NEw-HAyEN RAlLRo 40,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1884, COMMENCING NOV. &c. 1854 aSt
Passenger Station in Newiosk corner ..thst sus >th-s
Entrance 2;tlst.
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GALWAY LINE.
~ TIE
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvIGATo,

GALWAY LINE IT..
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANiS
First clsss sldnylee sieum ships calling fortnisi'y:
ADkihriC, 400 tuna COLUMBIA, 5000 tuua
HIbEKkIA, 800 tuns. ANGLIA, 5000 suns
COLI MBlA Csp,. LEifCH,
win sa from BOSTON January rs. Rate. ~ ps'ssge: Fir,
Cabin $50 and 500 ste,fass Soi to 81 JoAus n. H. $40
so and S20-Cold or its equivalent
THE MONTREAL %. &. +. Coz
steamship BOHEMIAN roI Portland Live pool JAM l6
Rscs Of Passage $50, SO aud va
SIGHT DRAFTS on tho Ngtonsl Bank payable at all ia
branches IN En- I nd and Ireland.
Fol lrsisht apply to
LAwRENCE, GILES 1 Co.. No. II South williama
For passsge, spply TO
sABkL q sEARLE. No. - Broadway. New.York.
GTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
~ Ing a. QuecrstOwn Cork nSrbor).-The welknowu
steamers of the Liverpool HswYok and fLiadepAia Steam
sMp Company sIe intended to sail rs ollows:
re saturday. Jan. 30
lilt or NEW-iohh auriey Feb. q
And every succeeding SATURDAY. noon. troa Per
koItL Rivst
RATS PASSAGE
Payable In gold, or lie equivalent IN currency:
FIRST CABlH.......3 $40 20 Observation-Disclosures 90
Fist Cabin 70 London. 10 OD -t.erase London % 90
First Cabin TO Paris.. % u0 Ste,Iase TO Para 20 o.
F Cabin TO Hamburg 30 90 stserase to Hamburg 81 90
Passengers alo forwarded HAyre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp to, At equally low rates
fsres from Liverpool or Queenstown lt Cabin SIS xss
SlOo Serrsge, 40. Those who wish to send for their
friends can buy tickets hero al these rstea
to5 further formation, apply al the Companys o,ea
JOHN u DALI. Agent No IS Broadway. Ny
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Jg'sssy Cry. Dee. a. 49,.
NEW-JERSEl RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ CO.On und sn-s MONDAY, Dec 49, Trains will leave
NtWf YORK tor bALrMORE and WASHINGTON AZ
aud 10 n H., 1850 p. and II Midnight The 1850 Ia.
ia IN t,ke fGss.nec fol BALTIMORE and WASHING
ION only This 1rin uas,s connection Il phla4ephia
Trans for PAL dephn vii leave Eowfork al T. and 20
a. ni IL lu. and p. H.. aud ~ Midnight
MILITARY TlCkErS Will Lot he received IN the o. IA,
o. 800 =. y. Ir.ins. ). W. WOODRUFF.
Dec ~. luoa. AN,iant lpcrintendeAt n. J. r. r.
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9saters, 5topes, Sc.

HARRISO PATENT IMPROVED
i COOKING RANGES. with Deanes Patent WsierTop
Tor Rotes and Families made and sold by BRiMllALL
DEAhE Co. No. 2bS canss 40 feet east OF Broadway