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CrTy GOVERNMENT.
wo,rs, OF e'ouncifmcn.

20 James Hayes esq President, and tie following
nie Ss,,r Ke-n,n Riley Brophy Hsser'y, Welsier'
rSsn C-o- Reqre Roster, Hong IN .it.i 81, ... ~
t,rsvks Jsques rcii.lef Cook, hfa"a'" bh'ei '''''
iHss.is' ,eree Of the Presdou, a. rocan Councilman
porsHr.ns we'd that Councilman tasefy take 'ne 'A''
T M. nsate Of hs meeting held October were mad sad
eppovsd $50, ,,,o,.s
BY Councilman HououiA AN .p,...... s..
Thrrcss Tie hooes kl ,au ~ me fif mems t-et"i,
a, he Of; ~ Of the Chief Euein have by co ut wes
be,ofne worn end Initiated TO 'cn 81 e2et as 70 be almost
&C., met he Cho T. err the to be
eoped IN books bound rn pfa,s sd TN ne same Or
sope under direction q sad thirf hnee 90 ihat TIE
e. OF I've iurd eel dollars = &c coy appropriated treor'
WS va. referred oth~ COMMITTEES on AEts aid scienees
~ Cosncirnan FIrzaEEALD-
Rssorsd Thai sever VI ih- necs,saTy rec
ond Nutish streets under The de'ion OF the Cro'on Ague
WlcS ,sss re erred 10 the Committee on Sewers
P;.ssS Th-t thr Stree Commissioner be and he Is hereby
ns% Sd s ior the use Of EN- Fire Engine cery
nuuber Six to b. similar to the -" giee oy ANs-"
WHO. wss lid over.
es Tbse the stree, Commissioner be and he f. hereby
authorized and directed s-,enpcafy bNelis ~
0-e OF look AID I;ade ,ongy S'' ibsl find +. inpos
tb.s to procure temporary location elsewhere
Bv Councilman RusssLI~- s-..-. ,,-......,
ae,ss Tls' Crsi,g mains he aid in Seventy ,,',e
fro,ou Aqneduct Board, Immediately
Which was adopted
y "a. ~ Si,,a, slirht Corlp.nv be and
nasy axe heseby directed 70 ~ Fa' , 10 '''o
Counaan KREsAN moved hat sad resolution DC Ie'errea
" the Committee Oh Lamps ana Gas
Which va. lost
Tho resolution then adopted
Bs That tn POI Of election OF the Eleventh District
Of the twenty first Ward Fiiegn'n Aorrmane Drei he
and Tie same hereby changed fon plumber three hundred
ga rlneiyssvn CUT ,5si yrtl otherwise
srjerea
Winch was adopted
S Ttst ne persons employed in u. department Of
o. Civ InsD-eor a. bell allowed the concnsn
eoB Is pale to tue sweeTeFs employed IL saa d pa 4o
BY Councilman wKBsrkR .,....
1t number seventy Bow perturbation TO continue
Which vas adopted
~ Councilman oEoss- -, 49,. ,.,..o,. and As;,,a-,,
iersby and The same sre Gcesd my per dsy tie
same to take effect from October i-H -,
Which referred TO tie Committee on Ssies sho VI
aces
Councguan KrrsAS ;he Committee or Streets
p discasrsea IRON me ioI'nr & 80 81 small
ssn placed upon ne sia via p" rom o. ~ ps A.,
Pc ~ n'.. a. 49,, ~ q = ~. CoorrI ~
VI g'sue % -. - ~
W hieu va o-'ilru 49,, s.a
c N ,xprovd h.. the Committee os lamps
y i 49, a. i -, ~, ,. ,,,tr con,ii sraon ~ re- %.
fn9 oas re orc =, & r W 49,, % SEE, be-
luton Of Board Of aideLe" ia' ns - 80 49,, ns
;' % So ' sa! is s.Ii g9.''-
Sl IN Pc. y, rx ovg .b,, IN. Committee on Salaries
eo1.r'imsn hiLsi nov % ' c,,r .,,oa N
resolution that he SALARY OF Inspector 81 rue AIlia |
Increased TO the 'nm o. tr9 tioi'.'I Is s A p' ~ -
Which Wa lost.
REORis' ,-., A..
Nh me ,re ...ry RECEIVING basin. and cu,Tis
S.il IN To-iy street between Lexington and four'
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." The Soldiers send You Th's.'
For .h.N.Y Tribune.
When Pcrt,nax Of Rome aspired
10 seize Lis Masters crown,
The senate bowed, the Crowd admired.
hnd cried" Huzla for PcrtiHax
Hell give Us Peace, and stop the Tax,
And bring tie Markets down.
Bri Pcr'iuav, with anxious eyes,
Looked ont from Roman halls,
And listened Tor applauding crics
H. Roman tents and byouacs,
10 .cll the strength OF PerInar,
Where SoIDrE. kept the walls.
But mover shout nor sery.lc chctr
Prom Roman armies rose:
Vi,h ringing tar,c md hrandshcd spear,
'Not votes" they cI.ed, 80, Pertinaxl
Can win ny Peace, or stop the Tax
49,, swoEDs, that smte our foes"
Thcr. from the camp, whore soldiers Jared,
And smiled On Deaths abyss,
Up marched d band, with d4ggers bircd,
And whispered, IS with lcrcl attacks,
They Glove ;Ao heart Of Per;inax-
Ino Soldiers send sou ms 20
= '.Iarr history, handed down
Frpn Roman dy., i w.si.
I.,' chose So Ao d seize 80 n.olar Us crown
For Little Mans OK "L-ale Macs,
Beware tAe fate oi rerliHsX!
"1le soirrLl send YOU this'
A.. i. II. DuGASSg.
>hnosdoah Ia'i,y sept. isoi.
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70 A banv BY Hudson X. H., g. Wa-rsn.sf, !, y
from seth 6:e2 p. m
10 Albany by Harlem n. a.. .htiisi. ftA-sv, lOt "a
and D. sundsy tT,.n.................-. p IA
To Albany C,zze.. Hotel Dock. We. IVin,,
NewbmSh lunarAecp ie, Elineb"cA- t1tstii,
and .lu,son by steamers DAM Drew aid G. Nib-
bard leaving D.sbFn,.es-st lndinf u .Jihs At IN
To Baltimore hy the wlrr.cy I. r., foot OF
midnisht T;3O m
10 l.. ton. hy Sew london Lne, Pier ~ y. T.,
sIe oi y' 49, :. - 49, 500 m
S7ti, and 4av. ..............ea To- . aud 600 p
70 Boston by .,rw-IIayen X r.. 27tl-st. aud Ah-
A. Va shore Line. ~ sni p M sunday 80. 500 p III
ond 10 a. seul 600 p.
10 bridgeport, by steamer bridgeport from Iec< ,
sip H. i,. - ~
10 Crceuport isip Fire l-isnd, and other resorts on
Long Island by l.. J. Railroad, from Janies' sap "a -
and foot Of Aibs T.. R..........3 D. m ad Si'V D. /"
TO Long Branch by RsIiieu aud Delaware Gay
z. T.. via Steamer jesse Hoy', foot Of Murray.
st. daily SO and ~ ana y D. IA
10 New Haven, Hartford, and sphngheld-ssea'n.
leave Peck Slip at. ........ snd II p IN
and $.ny Al = M a. NJ, IA D. 3:5O 81 aud $50 ?.
To Corlwnl. West P0ni, New DuI sh. p0u-hk~ep-ei
and Rondou;, by steamer Mary Powell leaves Jay
landing dig J. p nv
To ftn West. By Psnrgylvania Central Railroad,
s"ad ~ 600 p
f,ot Of CerrIui, M a. NJ " H. and 700 p
10 Philale. piil, by New-Jegsey ilirciG, foot oil
ssJ b a'la-ht GOO p m
To Washington. By Nev-Jer5ey y. H., foot o.
Cour'lindi -, snd 10 NJ, y p H., and IL
midnight Sunday w !"
for further information in regard to Railroad Tine TABLES
.es advertisements IN another pat Of this paper
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The Socialist writer and speaker Lassalle, has
beeu .hot 10 CcneYa IN duel wiiha MoldoW aachinn
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Arrived.

a. s. transport Theme Gibbs, FoFtrsH Monroe %
a. sfr,n ,rn.pou New JerseY Hoke. Fortress M9sToe.
81 homo. 10 a.. :. A.-Q. Nj
Mauitpr Nonr1nock. =. NJ Bcrrien captain, Boston
a. = .urtenf Ns-sasoi- Rafslsw. boston.
T. >. -unboa' Rhode Island. Twifcher Boston
steam tender Gate prizel Little ads blaming bosion
flg sosrras iof Newport, kng Kend, slassln y days
WOO, Boyd iiincAsn.
Hng s.wannre AicI ooh. Rondoni for Bangor.
,tnrrr (of sAebgIne, n. : D. ann shelburne, dy'
ballast johnston Bios
Scl-. hsra. Putnam Linr,u = tsys cos, master
Seir. Fveivn Crowley. Lin-ln, 10 DAYS coal mister.
Schf. Nu. n. Roonie. harIi, Phisarph ~ Boston
sem Thomas Potter RACKET, Philadelphia Tor ooucesef
scir. III ots bnd. Coker Eaitimor, for Boston.
scar. Mary l.. Gage, HopAi~, Jone-po 10 days, SPAR
Ci1irs J.. snow.
sclr CO. Eddy Coombs Etzahe.L7or. for Boston
Shr EAifl Jogcrs .iuHkns Ezabethport for Gardner
S.hr Jfue ~. Paris Eht4hstfTorf for saen.
sci T. Mal fonssns Knnkia I1Adouf for New burypor:
Sem. Ella Crock,r " iliri's Point or sandy Hook
Sehf Oirau -. Hing. -, Calais, days laihs John
Bo,. on, sons a co. -
s,ls Nathaniel Chase ,of Harwich) Doaas, Grand Tux
days, mahogany Ac James DoueLls.
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SHIPPING ENTELL1GENCE.
PORT OF EEN-YOAK...... OcroBsR II

Cleared.
Steiner artisan. Kirk Baltimore.
steamer Ba!,nor- Lewis, Wgshinyton. J. Hand
Ship John T.. Kyesson Patterson IiVerpool Snitn %
snip Adelaide (fr.J Cutting Liverpool. Williams euon
ship rpcTgic (lins.) Schmidt. Cadiz
Ship Pr.uz A.bert lilam.l. Pliz Hamburg
-l!p Asa LllI.dse. Homer. ser Francisco.
Bark Isburlmas l3fl Reg Aond Ligerpool
Psrs Laurr (Prus1 BLANK, Antwerp.
Bar. Jennie Pitt, sutton. ,sn trsuci5co.
Bart Arbrrtrs tBrD Wcs,bong Ven Cruz
Hsfk Milh-luinr t!.r.). Mcf.wen- Port au FRINGE
Bar. Princeton OBJ. seciy. Dsnsrars 80
Erir John b. Pster Rog-Is. Wellington, s. henn,. . .
Hrs Mcrs,nseo lbs.l. Mcleod, 81. Johns, n L., d. T.
Gre me- A Curry.
rclr Cora Kelley. Gloucester James Ashisn-
nri.r. Hero. Kenny, boston, r. w Lewis a Co
..~nr. k.beccn, smith. Wellington. Abba Abho,t
srhr. tarny Moss, Davis. NnsEirgton :. kenny
schr. N. r. Carlisle. sheldon " asninzton, D heniy
) n Lin,ita Underhil ST 0omineo City.
Scif General Putnam, Shsr.et., Nrw.Os'clna
SfLl Loy.. 81 rHnton Low den. hey Nest
Schr. r. J. Duncan Cei re, Northampton, "a
Scir llrlcu. Hil. Washington - -
Srh Mary 4. wins, Walton, sandy hiNi BID
schr a. X Dunton Jan-eDn, Boston-
scnr AlOs Sherman. Boston.
soop Inos. Hull HUI, Proylaence
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The oldest person now living in Vermont is
Peter 81 500 c1-Ted, cIn - ihe l,'ud Of ~. huts
auouf llaf.
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMEN,

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
1853 s, coMMESCIiS A co,0ry s aas and .hsS
TRAINS I. nahSS 60 N;Ei'wv'"iioRK;
For Ns~.Has,n. (ExL iIsSo a. M ll;lo (Exh $50
f ~ S 5 ss% ."a E, i: M lais (a so
II For Milford i and iD srs lord l:sc m $50 sscp
ior ssirfcid, southport and wesport, ilSoa H. so
For Norwak T. $3.50. 1870 a NJ 2l5 tE1A 500 tEzA
FOR Dsrien and Greenwich T. $50 n:0O tn; $50 t:os
I ~ p s a. go 40 $50 e:lopa
For S,smiord T. OH s.Jo il:So a. m. ls:i5 tEA,s
Ok, 80 40, $50 t:a,l ls.-l p a. o.qo I'm.
H. '''" Nv CONSECIiSG TRAINS.
For Boson via Springfield lEN.l; 2fFr.) Q p.
for 5os,on va shoe Line, l2:l5 GAL 8 IN ~,
For Hartford and spTugneia- SlEx-b li~A MT ''HAA
or Coanceticui River Rairosd sa- (Ez) il:ooa u 70
To- nir5rd PrOvideco and Fishkin Railroad ,ssA
IL :t a. =, s. p,,-o,au
P p' Canal anal Railrcad lais p m Northampton
tor Housa,ouic Raj road a. N q. M.
tor Naara,uek Railroad, a. N 3 p ~
For Drnbury and Norwas Railroad $50 a ~ 500 -
CotDu,od,ois Sleeping Car attached 10 Irsias
N'"''''N'''' JAMES Ii. hOlT. Superintendent.
DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
IA -rnis new Road l. completed ani IN good running
order with class Passenger Cas- aSi na'iS ssrt,
~ 10 thc ,rsyint publir drer, THROUGH route
rlom WASHINGTON and BALTMoRt VI, i95s CS'ss.
bi A. and kradug 70 AAtntoHu
which route beauty and SUMMER hf.so"is s'3" -
lsiod - H. apuEecm;od- a., o.oo. 49, A..
Trains Sorih leave columbs a, 500 q M Acc.
qr.ins North leave Columbia Z. eco =. ri tal
rrsir. arrive a, Reading at l0:as a. m, Ace
rteius arrive a: Reading at 4;gi p NJ, ts-
q,.'ns south leave Reading ct 6;3l T. IN, Asc.
,r,a,ns south lsay. Resdn. a. IL .iDs H.. aSt
Jrsins arrive at Columbia u $40 a. M. acc.
f,,siu, arrive al Commbia OF l:.1 9. m, East.
~ itixsr hanna Columbia crossed by Ssc>
MN BOAT awaits the arrival Of tbe sfais e coe-
80 e uassenrcrs over the change berg siiu Pssses
80. bv re Fast Line VIII dina Ut Columbia
wv NORTHRop, ROBERT CkANr,
Grners Ticket Agent. General stperintehaeh-
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81 MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Rlses......6U7 sun set,....32o Moon Sets. z;S
nfGu wITEg THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. ss3 Gov Island. .3:S Hell Oa'e'.. f'0'
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,fcufOruuiu.

Scr, 2o,l schoon@T Mary T. Walker . dayi from Bos.
for cape ilayti, by schooner No.hanle. Chase.
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Tn. r. g rcvanne steamer Miami D. D. TonpAins com
us las rslits Cd the cutter Cav .cd, tue h.ro"s
! IN N An.N
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70 nuriusrs.

Tie schooner Na'lanri Chase saifi srom 'and TUX
co rnpany with br.s Echo Tor Baltimore,
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DEADIYG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
1ocA PENNsYLVANIA GENERAL.

IOcA PENNSYLVANIA CENlRAL.
IOO&s r. 4. SrAsDARD GAUGE AND Dol bLEi
iKACk Al through the West by tls teste saves
Newiok via philadelphia, foot OF COM a.al 81. H. ~:
iog Chicago Milwaukee 81 ran and ~ points "a Ine SoS
West Cscs,line, Indianapolis LOUISVILLE St .oa,, I've
land Columbus Cine nua apd oil pouts 10 tie "set '1o
south West can procured the 5ee OF tho Perns ~Ans
Csn,Ia K r. No A,ior tloase oft either spot Through
trips leave Sew-fork ~ ioiows; - u...-.-..
N. Expresa, rhsIadelphia- arrives M rniSo"'snG
No.. -,
m. -, - I'D; =, pc, ,,,,-, q,
"a rrpvsss via Allentown. arrives ~ it'abu-rel N
rhe and D. H. Tsaiu oAiy-,le oAtr sunday sNc'p -
y,LELLlcIr Passenger Agent DO Assortieu.''
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pHarns IRON Acrrx plsrur.


Ah1minnris tfd brs-rs broi-Y g. te elea.........
di.esse ~ kirryf...... fDnps ln IT, .la4 ......il
Aferlsu ~ i'a'- f'fi of.........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lllver dars" of..........
BRAIN dse-se o............ Nsfsslas iafio......f
anger o. in. brasi.-.... l,rJ ol frrls.....-..
(lnsss e.. useA.....-.... -e.'Ha
Cone .......st tlf---...
Ncu .fs a4u----.......... q rf ,er''...-..--
Deb 49, inar.e.......... srl 'u oNmo .l........
Drrly..... .............. ilslN
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Trains for Albany Troy and Saratoga Spring. also
Meeting with the North aud loaye 2oth a. depot 1880
~ IA. aud D.
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fteamboats aro Railroads..

DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE or
H PIER = PLEASURE TRAVEL TO cAI3NiLL
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRING. SARAfe
Ca MO.IttAL. and al points North md West, via Eai
sOn River.
The new STEAMBOAT c. vIGBARD. CAPT D. H. HITCH.
co. h, and fn- DANIEL DREW, Capt J. i. IALLMAN
form dolly line oi Albany from Des0rossessi ri
ad .Dth ar 10 a.ous Cozzsns's loei Dock. Nea
Point. New tnrsh. rou-skeepse Rhnebcck Ca,skii and
tna.on. IcAes sold board and baggage checked We.
and .or,l
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TIrnsoy HIyEn R.rLRoAD-AssIsTAyT irpyRNTgs
s,-.s--s Ii-yt,s No AZ AAnatx sTKxfI \. r.

IluDsoS RIyEn KAlLRoAD-AssisrAST lrPHhNIEs
pKsT OFYICs NO. % WAEsES sTRstI y. 1. )
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR Al
j BANY AND TROY, connecting With Trans Nof L 49,
Frpr... ia M lPeex-ki Trains II 80 a N
Way Mail 9 Express, and 4;I1 2. M
1870 E. N T. s, l04p n sing sing ran. 9;lo ?. N.
Pokeer lie Train. and 80 Tarryiown Train, 3:20f
p. ..--.a -, mn
~ eco p Train has S!eeftns Cars attached non 1S
Str; through 10 Buffalo and Suspension bridge whoa'
change. -, =.
"" '1""-' r - & NJ TlIFCEY Asst. Supt
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i ONG island RAILROAD = SUMMER

IL ARRANGEMENr.--i.eaves New York James--hp Al
3,t Ea. Kves for Green port Ssz rb = hampton, Ae,
s,S a. M For Gr-enpo, kiyerhead sph1nA, ano Lake
Land At NJ and 3.3 p IA. For isp, baby and sfinr
incda- at a NJ and $50 end $50 p For syo-set
. I'd. ~ a m and o. ls,sses -ct for Cod eprbt
(vs,er bsv nd runiington) FOR trrups'ad JAMAICA and
" nheld 81 Z l0:an NJ, and y, - ard ~ o. "a
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves L,h st. hsss
Rv- a. s9a m for Rvrrbead stopping Of al siarons es
cert Hampstead and yosse, EIcnrssn Tickets or ,nis AZ
=. trraas-l rate A REAsOAf.R. sup.rintende 1t
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NEW-JERSET EAILKUAD and IRANSP.
~ COOn end aftcr MONDAY, Jan. 10 1864. Trains viii
leaye NEWLY OKh Tor BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON,
1t and 10 H.. 80 p. and u Midnight The l;g IN,
Tain viii ate Passengers for BALTIMORE and ASH Nc
Ton ony This Train msAes connection a. Fbaie.phiA
Train. tor Philadelphia will leave New tor2 at sld 10 N.
Y ~, and p. M and IL Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS will no, be received. D the . = -
or go n s, Trains ]. ". Woodbury.,
Dec ~ ls6a Assistant Superintendent ~ J. X q
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RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.


O-From Pier No. North River counectin, at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lackswsnna and Western Railroad,
and az IAsou with ehn Valley Railroad and - conncc-
tons forming direct me Psburg and the West win
OF change of cars - - - -. z... ,,.-,.u
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE WEST,
Two Exrres Trains daily Tor lie West except Sundays
when evening irniE. . ,,,
Sixty Miles aud Two Hours saved BY ms tine to Chicago
Cincinnati ~; Louis with but change OF cars
FALL ARRANGENENIr
Commencing September ~ 1904 leave New fo,s es 10 io~t
Al 6Ou .. M, for Easton. MaIch Chunk, "uiamsPort
Wi!aesoarre, Mahaaoy City. Sc. -
MAIL TRAs-At % for fleningon Eastou, Nstes
Gap crantou Wilkesbarre Great Bend ritts,on, Bnghl
&c
500 a. No. Western Express for feston, Allentown. itesd'
ng Har bur- Pitsburg and the West with bus ono change
OF cors 70 Cnclna Chcsgo and nat two changes to ~
Lous =,
Zoo NJ TRAIs-For Esston. Alrntown Aanch Chosk-
Wukss barre. Nisnsp0rt, heading rs'yile 1srrsoDrA
$50 p. Mo. EastoA AIenfown. AMI sisuca CAuuA
$3.50 e. Nor soneiyi.e and fieninston.
6P n-for S0inervic
7:0) r. n WESTERN ExpREss-For Ess.on, Allentown
Reading Harrisburg Pi't-burgh, and the West stepins
Ger. through jersey Ctyto Pittsburgh every esenn,
ELfzABErHPoET AND Nkx-lo DIRK fERRr-Leave New.
fors from Fier NO. ". r. at 1913 4:U and 31
o. nj. Boss stop a. Bergen Point and Siarners EaIbof.
Tickets or Yves, b. obtained a. the oi1ce Of the
Central Railroad Company Pier 40. n. H. Z; Va
A,tor House Ut No III Broadway, and at TIE pnc pa
hotels JOSIAH d. SIE-HsS, S.lie h.ehc L.
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Ncrchsnfs' Nayi;allon sad nan 1' Dor ''on {

EOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
il FIELD and WHITE nOUNTAIHS-
and RAILROAD CONNECTION Ct New Haven steGn-rs
leave P-cs-snp At 1913 and IL p "a Sundays excepted
A TLANTIC' and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY. NEW BROAD DAUGh ROUTE PAS-
Raj way from foot OF Chambers-~.. Run sING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE or tAAS'
connecting with railroads foF al principal cies IN ths West
Ths road IL bong .xfsnted and will be In complete
running order Mansfield Gallon. UfDaua Dayton, ClncAD
natl and y, Loui. without break Of gauge
T. H. GOODMAN Gen. Ticket AT, II. +. sWEEIstR
Mezdy lie Pa General sUpt
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sNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-

u 4ON.-NIONTNUIUN NAFNM bVAI LINZ.
VIA GRDrON AND PROVIDENCE.
The OLDEST. QUICKEST, SkFESf AND MOST DL
HfCr, AVOIDING POINT JUDITH"
The inasniheen, Steamer ''CDNNOtWEAErH". on
TUESDAY >, THURSDAYS urd SATURDAY, Tha-le~sn,
Steamer ~ - ia R0Ck," on MONDAYS NEDNE5-
DAYS ana tlrphfS, AZ O'Clock
81. These boats star from Pier No. 10 North River foot Of
Court andt s end are aknoD edgedb by aexq fenced travel
Ice the argsst most corof'a,- md
bs that hayc ever run In American At o. ssasoRs
aud all weather. these boats invariably tie pa-sage 90
time.
sumItuous snppers and lu,urorsly furnished
are marked features Of ihrse 9 floating palaces"
Herls ard sa;e-Iooms may be secured Hunt-us EA
rr-ss ODE No - broadway and a No. AIS hes-ss. New
lori. and at No. 70 WssAiDsto,-st, boston,
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CRIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains Ieav

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4 a. follows,
4 H., Express Tor Buffalo.
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lOa u. hsilfor Budaio
4p Ia, Way or Oisvle. Nevburgh and warwick
or DunkrA Buffalo, &c. 49,. n -.
6p H. Lightning Express, daily. for Dunkirx hoca-s,e,
Canaaigus &c On Saturdays this train viii Ean TO Snras
ouly & .. n. Emigr Dunkirk.
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The New York herald., 1864-11-05

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

n0Fr1c0s
CaArAAx--vAN VIlET.--At Green Bay, Wisconsin, on
Wednesday, October 10, by the Rev. W. w. Hickox. Mr..
HsIsY W. CHAPMAN Miss JANE II. VAN VIIEr daughter
HARRNaTox-BowEN. Friday evening, November
BY the Rev. j. Romeyn Berry, d. d., Of the Third Re-
smed Dutch church, Jersey CITY, Mr.. E. D. c. HARMNG-
IN 70 Miss SARAH j. BowBN, both OF New York.
Washington D. G., and Rochester, N. " papers please
s'E sov-J.x,o,-1o nj, CITY, On Monday, oe,o.,, .,
~ the Rev 3. Preston, JOHANNES K0op Of Brooklyn
Anm JACKSON, youngest daughter Of Oliver p jackson,
- this city.
New Orleans papers please copy
AARTN--MoRRow. .-On Thursday, November 8, BY Rev.
3eeer Stryker OF New York City Rosr CRowELL MARTIN
. HANNAH daughter Of George Morrow, ESQ.,, all Of
AAxDoIPH-BAYARD On Thursday, Nov 8, by the Rev.
Nn Herbert Norris, JoHN +. RANpoLPH Surgeon United
oese Army, TO VIRGINIA DAsHRIL, daughter OF the Hon,
= J. Bayard, Of New Jersey.
61xRHRNs-MULIIGAN.-OnT Tuesday evening, Nov. I, by
~ Rev. James AlIett at his residence, Mr. MATTHEW T.
HENs, late Of Daren Conn.,, to Miss SARAH JANE AUL
11oAH all Of this city.
WARNAH-BRooK-At the residence OF the BRIDES pa.
FAts Beevale, Orange county n " on Sunday October
Sllr.a wARHAS, Of Irvington, 70 ANNA D., daughter
. Mathew Brook.
Ulster county papers please copy.
W0oD-DAvN.-ln Concord, Mass, on Monday, October
: me 4msr,oss Board, RoBI " wocD, q Tie Hawaiian
ands 70 Mss LUCY JANE, daughter Of Charles B. Davis
VnsA1cR0sr-CRoPMY.--At Newark, N. J., on Tuesday,
Oolobsr 26 BY the Rev Mr.. Atkinson, WM n WHBAr-
oVr 70 JEANETTE eldest daughter Of the late Francis
0topsey, Esq, OF Brooklyn, l. l.
The New York herald., 1864-11-05

busy hevs N making speeches no fayer Of Lincoln
aAA ab0littoa, both undosbleAly hepms Tor . bsuer
result In November than they were able 70 achieve
- ChanceForsvio and fredericksburg. ("Good. y
Thus The democratic party and its leaders stand
where they always ssood-for shs Unou the copstitu
kts and Northern fanaticsm cloud cheersj leading
1ooroal In this city, which has maintained IN tubs Prss
Dental strict neatralltya neutrality IN which
am sory say my humble self does not appear have
been ncludsd-hae found fault with party for NOS
having declared In faver or . vigorous foreign
policy, and the reailrmsti0n OF the Monroe doctrine
kssd n0s tell you, democratic fellow citizens the
democratic party does not undertake great
task at time. Let nrst the Union and the
fCheepC General hcClean-Q loud chsers)-h pledged
himself and the party or the Union at all hazards.n
Our candidate for the Vice Presidency declared
Ae restoration OF the Union aud the constitution peace
ably II We can, forcibIy II We mustn (Renewed
oheers). On that Platform intend 70 elect them,
ond redeem their pledges 10 the American people and the
ysfd and when once again shs by the blessing OF
Ae Almighty be reunited and powerful people Of free
0sn, then the democracy OF this mighty Union win say
sentiment intended republican Institutions aud
that the temple Of liberty rshed by the fathers OF the
1opublo, must span its dome from 70 ocean and
0m the lakes TO the isthmns. And now, gentlemen let
Ne entreat you In conclusion 70 use every honorable
nseans within your power n order 10 accomplish the
great wcrk before In six days from the lie
Death Of this great republic will be decided. Let tho
Ssitutson lot roll up majority Of forty thousand for
Mcclellan and Pendleton, and the sun Of the Sth Of
1Uvember will, under benignany Providence set upon
free and redeemed people, and OF greatness
aA prosperity will follow che days through which
- re now passing. Cloud and repeated cheers.)