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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
RECEPTION OF GEN BANKS ~ NEW
70 siis1 sti oRLnAns.. fnot sseu q. la.


Ths citinsns of New. oriesns are making
prepsraiions 10 give Gen. Banks . public re-
csption on his return 70 that citys The follow.
ing Is The cali for meeting TO make arrange
ments for that purpose,
Nos1cn--Ths friends Of Maj. Gen. N. p.
Banks are requested TO meet al Liberty Hall,
on Fridsy evening, December o, at 8 O'Clock,
for The purpoae Of making arrangements 10
convey 70 the Commapdant of the Department
Of the Gulf their just sppfeeiation OF his execu.
tive ability. and TO dnly reeogniEe his earnest
eaoyts, Y sdyanee, The commercial prosperity
Of New Ofleans and the GAUGE OF liberty and
humAulsy in the etate OF Louisiana.
IHrssponse 70 this call. says the New Or
loans 7tnes. .sg..g~4 49,. ..--.,4 ... /.
A ssnbsfr rof esptlemen gathered In Liberty
Halb vtzh ttbs object OF taking proper meas.
ures for the reception OF Gen. Banks. Over
this Wasting Jndgo z. II. Durell presided, and
on taking his seat called upon the assembly in
the ha,l no relhcmber the benefits which Gen,
Banks had given 70 Louisiana, and especially
10 nss Orleans. Mr.. Piacide BienyeAu was
appointed Secretary. -
Il was moved that . COMMITTEES Of ave be ap-
pointea - q COMMITTEES Of reception. There
bsing 90 many claimants for the honor Of q
plsss On this COMMITTEES, the original motion
vss amended BY making the committee ten,
which was again amended by IN aking it twenty.
and tho motion 70 make the number forty was
esrrisd nnanimously. .a .. H-
Among those appointed on the COMMITTEES OF
kscsptiou were Christisp Rosellus, Cuthbert
Bullitt, J. 9. Whitaker, Governor Hahn. Msyor
Hoyt J. O. Bslden, John Henderson, jas. FuI.
la, Or. Dostie, g. Z. Tyler, John O. Collins, j.
4 h.ls NJ. Beard, >. Randall Terry, and the
President Of the meoting, Judge Durell.
Ancr me appoinfment Of the COMMITTEES of
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

Bosros, Dec. IA dispatch from Highland
Light, Cape Cod, states that a large vessel
supposed TO be ship or baTk-was discovered
on fire from that station this afternoon. She
was about twenty miles from land, In north
essterly direction. At sunset she was mass
Of flames from stem to stern, and was un-
doubtsdly totally destroyed. No vessel could
be seen near her. The fate OF the crew Is un-
known.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

Law REsPhoTNo UNITED STATES CLoTHIso.
Several persons have lately been arrested for
wearing oyercoats purchased from United
States soldiers. In order TO save trouble, II
will be well for all such persons 10 read the law
regulating this matter;
Bee. %. aud Be u further enacted, That the
clothes, arms, military outfits and accoutre-
ments, furnished by the United States TO any
soldier, shall not be sold, bartered, exchanged,
pledged, loaned, or given away, and no person
not soldier, or duly authorized officer Of the
United States, who has possession Of any such
clothing, arms, &C., shall have any right, title
or interest therein; but the same may be seized
and taken, wherever found, by any officer Of
the United States, . and tho posses
sion OF any such clothes, arms or military out
hts or accoutrements. by a person not soldier
of the United States, shall be prlpia Jaeis evil
dence Of such sale, barter, exchange, pledge,
loan or gift, as Aforesaid. ..-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
BY ELE GRAPH


New YoRK, Dec. l8.-The steamer Patapsco,
from stono on the 18Th, reports that the light
ship there went ashore on tae 9th, and was
totally wrecked. .... .. ... ..
The light-ship of Light House Inlet was also
wrecked the same day, and all hands except
one lost- The PatapSeo passed on the 14th, of
Hatteras, large aeet bound South, including
four monitOrs,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

THH American Telegraph Company has
made arrangements to rebuild the line from
Boston 70 Rutland, and 70 put up new wire
In addition 10 the one new In use. The same
company will also bnild new line nom Brat.
Massachusetts road 10 Fltchburg, and also
from Fitchburg to Boston, via the Fitehburg
and Worcester and the Agricultural roads.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

"a TALE OF TuBB.o--By order Of General
Butler, Timothy Tubb, Captain Of tho 1lsth
United States colored troops, has been dis
missed the service for selling recruits to sub
stitute brokers. s-ss5's
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
u o OA L N E w 8.

. LARCENY OF CIoTHIsG.-Two colored women
named Julia Wallis aud Mary Wills were arrested
yesterday afternoon by onicer Barkley, on the
eharse Of stealing elothing valued a. 500 from
RebeseA Hinton. They were taken before Justice
Boswell and committed BY hun TO Jail 70 await tho
action OF the grand Jury. ZOE ...lf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

FmE-A fire occurred this morning about
* o'clock At the grease factory OF EdwSfd NoI-
ton, on Third street, between L and NJ itreets
south. Toe building and contents were entirely
e0nAumsd. Ths losI 10 estimated At $1,000. II IL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

p MRS. Grsra,L BANKS proceeds TO New York
today to make preparations for returning to
New Orleans with the General. n
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R.por,, d u.p,uT. or K,n,,on, n, o,

NEwBERN, Dec. Ill is reported here this
morning that our forces captured Kiuston where
they struck tho railroad, and are still moving
on into the interior.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

% REBEL oEYIoERs ToR FoRT DHLAwARH,-
EiRhty.six rebal ofiseFa who have been In the Old
Capitol, were sterdAy sent 20 Fort Delaware in
charge of Lieut. nanl Hunter. 10th regiment, v. r.
O.. One hundred ami twelve privAtes and non COM
missiOned ON ssrs were sent to Elmira, N. ", In
charge OF Lieut. Isaac kOhD 10th regime D. v. II. o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

PRovIDREcE, Dec. IA special meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Air Line railroad at
Woonsoeket, to-day, voted TO consolidate with
tho Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

CRoULArIsa LIpRARY ,-Persous frequently
inquire ior shqa slrsalstlag libFsry IN thls oitf
i HI. boolssors. % spVsAIh street. cOpOliIs ne
Post once.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
The Bout Of Hoods Army
Officially Reported.
Dispatches from General
Thomas to the War
s02 Department.



HOOD UNABLET0 FIGHT ANOTHER
90 IN RATTLE.
=" fir.g 70 -. q .......s
arr,r,r pr,rI urrS
,.
hei'no"'"s 'ahe'''n ' mas JUS p'e" e''''eu
from the War Department.;
wAa Drr.srnssr,l
Ws'iHeros CITY Pee. i7'i.e'-S' m
Major orn-ral Do, ssv Tork: 4E
The following ofucIai report OF the great Vic
,,,-.-,,,y, o.. r,ou..
Wy a'"''''1 ''''"' ''"''' " ''' e' .''''S.- :
and his gallant army, over the rebel forces under
Cen. Hood, In font Of Nashville, was received
,.,. -.,,u o,.o,,,. mo-, .u,n,, .,nv cir.
-.
oums'snees eonnec'oo WIN TINS sre'' aen's'''
mont is the small loss suffered BY our troops,
sviuciug. among other things, the admirable
sk,u ana e.ution NJ Gan. Thomas I'm bis dispo-
|s-I
y aI -6g. .Ia. al..
In our re)oieinssat Al the deieA' OIL 'ne ensmy
thanks are due 70 the Almighty for his protec-
tiop to our gallant ofacen and soldiers in the
''' --'' p'
report Oh zen. fnomas anu aiso On unofncial
report, containing interesting details, are sub.
,,,,.a ra. rnxrM sr,xroS E,
a'a. N' -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

A BRILLIANT PAnrr.-s. P. Brown, Rsq.,
navy agent for Washington navy yard, gave q
reception at his residence, near Columbis Col
lege, last evening. 1t was attended by dis
tinguished and fashionable company. Many
members Of Congress and official personsges,
with their ladies, were present, andsthe affair
was altogether great social success.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subseribers hAys obtninsd from the Or
phans' Court Of Warrington eounty, inthe Distriet
estate OF Patrick fhoI Coreornn, late Of Wssh-
iDgtop, D, c., dsesaSed. Aiipersopl having claims
.ssiR.t the said dsssssea % a sss hstssy Esssse e
the subscriber, on or hsfoTe the I'M day pf'De1
oember next they may othsrwifp By lay b sx,
Given under ohr'hAnds this i7sh DAY Of psssn.s
Der. 1854. -,. .,a.,.-.., ,,tttI,5 ~
Tlso4HF TlSo4hF eSoakeSsfs SasSt ns',.l -, q 1
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17
~ - ALaLENY,
WAn DEFAhTllEMT,l
ADsyEAHr ossr1SL', oysI:E, y

ADgTrANT GENEhAL'S oYYIsE, NJ
WAnHIHoToH, Doc, II, 1894
The forowIngnIm Imsd ofnusis, ehsissd with Of
icing 81 mined me ssrvise 4 lhs Usissd StsteS
tho ni iitAry Com miss on inst tutod epeoal Or
d. rs NO %, teries ~ 1881, from the War Depart
ment, having reported that aat faotQfy d snnodi
has cen made IN thsir fespto I've oAsei, MA; IA ss
Captain !, o, Bat eihby, 4 Neg Yeik AkVAlEy. -
yirst L sutenant chAiss g. Eimonds, sstA k,ln,ss
'o.pssiA dsOrJs !. MsKaisht lssA lNsxySsG
dsig 20 Assistans AAiutAnt esAsssh9
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The FIsst n Hatt.Tss ON Thursday Las.

NEw YoRK, Dec. l0.-The steamer Morning
Star, from New Orleans on the 10 b, has ar.
rived. bhe passed of Hatteras, on Thursday,
a large neet OF steamers steamtnR southeas
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

CINCINNATI, Dec. l5.-George Kirk, q prom.
insut citizen Of this city, died yesterday.
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LADIEs OF AMERIcA.


rRAFeIfAHFI PowpER g
Is unrivallsd for renewing Chaps, Blosshss, rn.
piss, Chafss, and other Impurities Of ths skia,,
rendering ~ SOFT. cLHkR, SMOOTH, ana BEAU
TITUL. -.s.. ,.s,i-s.,i.f,y ID
TRANeIPANNI PowDBR
10 used TO remove TAN and rREcKLEs, giving
TRKsHNEss TO the COMPLEXION and healthy
hue to the skin, with YOUTHFUL sorTNEss.
FRAN0IPANNI POWDER
IL used BY the isdies Of Europe TO sprinkle the
Inside Of Kid Gloves, enabling tight glove 10 BE-
drawn on and on with ease and preventing their
being solled By psrspiration. Aner ths Eiovsfs
Withdrawn 10 leaves the hand smooth, son and
whits, with delicate frsshnsss and psrfans.
TRANeIrANNI POWDER
is ussa 10 all roughnsAs and redness Of the
hands, Armn and face, II softens corns, and all
other sutaneous sxsrssssnsss. ii ,rl
Prtss Is ss.is sss % ssai', according TO size Of
package ltri7I s-r i,5 G1FA
n ssn, by mail on rsssip, Of price. - ,aigs
FOR ssisby WILCOX 4 CO., sole AEsnts,
noyIssa isi Water street, New York. 4
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Ars,l~ssers relating 70 The subscriptions of cd
vwtssfAs n. ths nkscrLrcAs shouid ts addressed
% ths prhiirk<zss = sbove 5sAN EiTilL T'7l
An ist>>rs Or eomnuniestions intended for pub
hsstiea. q Is<sy s-y rsi.iins % ne editorial
esp>rtnsnt of ne psper, shouh be Addressed to
Ne editor, sbsve. 20 t8AiF 'i'tN
B.sine-s ssd oshsr sorrerpondsnts will greatly
ehiies ths fub,ishers and the Editor By complying
win hthe pnr<e euxxs<tiun- pirl il11sL on
ro-cosnrsrornrrrss-No notiee can be taken
q efsnsnyneas eonnudlustie.s.i Whatever 10 in
tsnhsd for Insertion mutt be Anfhsntieated by the
ns.e sod sddfess Of ths vriter-not nsocsssrily
fsr poh3s<ticn, but as guaranty Of It's good faith
We s.nnot undsFt.ks 10 return rejcstsd commu
nisHtio.s.
Noucr-Ih Daily Eafionsi Rsprbiies. q ne,s
rvu<sksf ~ e4rTisss 10 subsytbsys tn t6 stfy and
oss<pnr. - 1nrssss e<ufs ~ -onn. ro
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

FAIL M eoLD.-eOld fell to as7 in New York
to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

Fro.a Utah.-Rse snt Advises fren orsss
ssit Lake City mention curious essa Of disssn.
saints. ii sppesEs hat Broihsf Godis fsssn7iS
made ttip 70 the East on bu,inesa, and upon hia
return brought each .shsisr Of his bosonL toyr
he presented carton o. ths nsv toilet .sns.tiop,
"Lubin's floriiine." ny the use Of II her toiiet
snd. oh 0:S The rrssnsysd re- % nossssi j.siousy sccs
teapot va, y. Ie.uit: me other iorti .shIss
head. The lord Of the household xsl compelled 70
Sr% snss: :. soas ss
dispatched To- 81 Loui. and return laden VIII
a.Fioriiiss,n When each fair one found herstlf
iiy tof It's sissj siists In Utah than thst ofths
,ss .sc,S fS.s. Y: S a.ss si
and she Il now, as befors. the pride Of ms MOT
mon. Home. MoaAL.Nsvsr intsodcss ,, rLupin,s nj
msnbef oft carton. ~ -. !. -, y,
M Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and sexual systsms-nev and rsliehls
srso,neSs..ir so Reports q the HowAaD ,AssooLAs
Tree Of charge. Address, Ord. aKILLIN HouhH
TON, Howard Assoeiaton, No. South Ninth
street, rhiladslphia, Pa. u .Nn Das-ly 2
~ The Cenfsssions and ExpsEisnes sf
An lHvALIp.-Publishsd for the benent. and a
from Nervous Debility, prsnatufe Decay Of Man
or sELY-suhE. by one who has cured himaelf
after undergoing eonsiderable quaekery. ny an
closing . postpaid addressed envelope, single
eopIes may be had OF the author. .-t' -. [
= = NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, W
dec sim BROOKLYN, Kings Co., N, =.
EI-IafoTs, alton Frss-To Nervous suffsfefs
IA gentleman euIe1 OF Nervous Debility, incom-
potency, Premature Decay, and Yoothful Error,
py % iufsis6 % All who need i, iirss q .h.is9l
the recipe aud directions Tor making the atDple
remedy used in his ease. suiieren Wishing 70
pfont By the advertisers bad sxpsrienss, and pos
iess . SURE and valuable remedy, can do 90 by sd
dressing him ut once At his place Of buainssa. Tao
Recipe and full nforma tion-of vital iHportanes--
will be eheeriuly ssnt By return OF mail la tsssf'
Address y JOHN D. OGDEN, ~
No. 90 Nassau street, New York.
p. O. Nervous sufferers Of both ssxes will hnd
this information inyaluabls. 30 dessPdkwshi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

ORPHkns' OoURT--JUdgs RIreslL-The nun
suPatiys will q ; T cOf'orAA WAs fully pr0ysd
. TInothy Corcofkn and Michael MAhoney took
out lsttsfs teaiAmentary Oa the eatatS Of p. 7.
Rishard H. LAsksy took ou. letters isstansAtssy
on the est4tss Of Joseph cross.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

wsRcss. c,.s cssis ssse
RINGS, PINS, MAs0nId EhnL.Ms, GOLD PKNl
and cksKs, tors,bsr WIN 3 full appointment a
,iasy days. t.rsin.s,ss nm n.ans sss dis.rss, Ia srsi
cies are put IN envelopes and sealed, and sent
without regard 10 choice. One eertincate, falling
cents, ave esFtinsats. for s slsven for "a thirty
for Is. After seeing the srtieis, n u does nssys
perfect patisfastion, you ean return u and got the
We also manufkctufs badges for every dtvirion
and corps In the army, We VIII ssnda ssnpls
fpure silver) with your name, reximent and eomr
Of d 10; togcther with our wholesnlaI tlustrAtsd
circular 70 agents. IN. WARD CO..,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

Salute In Honor or Thomas Victory over
Hood. N.s D.
By order of Secretary Stanton, a salute ofone
hundred guns was fired this afternoon In La
fayette Square, In honor OF General Thomss'
brilliant victory over Hood, in Tennessee.
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SecondEdition
-FOUR o,oIooK PM.
GENERAL rnonAcv vIoroRrrs.

II viii he obseryed tb., eep. Thomas ad-
dres.es his dlspatcb. Announcing the rout Of
Hood. army. 10 "ths President Of the United
states. Hon. K. M. stan.on. ana Lieut., Gen.
U. q. Grant.o Unexplained this might seem
Hike some sort Of affectst,on. but tfe reason 20
DO given is a very sstisfsctory ons. ,a1i
When the news Of Thomas Ara days attack
on Hood was dispatched to Washington, the
President sent a congrstplatory dlspsteh 70
Gen. Thomas, thanking him and his army for
the glorious success they hsd achieved. The
Secretary Of War also sent . similar dlspstch;
likewise Gen. Grant, who was in the city at the
time. In reply to these kind grsetings, Gen.
Thomas addressed his dispatch to these high
officials copjolntiy. 1, II. a4ii.I9 s.5 f455
Thst Gen. Thomas successes deserve the
encomiums Of the Government and the people,
who can Doubt Hood was selected % light
Ing general, TO carry the war into Tennessee
and Kentucky, up TO the line fthe Ohio even.
Within few days II was confidently predicted
that he would winter his army In Tennessee,
and dominate Alabama and Georgia.
But Thomas waited until he had coneen-
trated his forces In front OF Nashyilie, and
until other operations had rendered It lmpos-
sible for him TO recover and deliver another
blow after he had once whipped him, and
whom the proper time arrived he hurled upon
him his resistless leeions and shattered his
army all to pieces. All honor TO Thomas and
his brave troops. Iii. grr \ .;,s,t .,.5s
Book. and other rhin.s ror sns Hs,id.ys.
OF all places in the world wherein 70 iind
something to give 70 ones relations or friends
as holiday present, commend us 70 one Of tho
richly stocked bookstores Of the present time.
Here a person Of weli-regulated mind may
always find something suited 70 his fancy and
his purse which will give lasting pleasure 70
the recipient. A glance at the splcndid sssort-
ment Just accumulated In Hudson Tayior's
bookstore, Ss4 Pennsylvania avenue. will con-
vince the reader that he can there carry his
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

BRnAKna UP OF DnszRrsRs' DIvBIoN.--On
Wednesday last the pesotters' Division OF this
camp was broken up, And deserters will hereafter
be sent immediately 70 Col. Wslls, Provoot Mar.
shsL o. AIexanafi me heaaqu i'ers o. the a yia
Second Division, and this change has INFUSED sew
srAl Others In the row Of ofioeS moro closely con
ne0tlng the several departments. Hereafter all
unAasg gned eonhoripts and substitutes will bO re-
osived and quArtered In the barraoks Of the Second
Diviaion-tnose formerly ocouDied BY the deserte
have been torn down, and after . thorough oleanar
inE and eeonstruetlOn. will be again put In uaa.
Many have lonK wished for the breAking mp OF Do
sertsFS Divini0n, and its propriety In this camp
was never nniyefsAlly Approeiatsd We share the
general Joy At the chAngs--Soidiert' Journdl Camp
DutTibufiOn. E.N HN. ir '4Iu ii
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

m short-Hasd writsr.--Any Psrssa
requiring the services OF an expsrisnssd eber.-
hand Writer IN prspsrini inposssns psPena ney
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
Dnr Eercee sUda - De - 30
seeeteu 81 FrearSek.
zeasgeaph wires eoe ss'
asceea R0ll6se0rs ESQ
09RentN Gt0U.
2easpeo oe1ssG detailed frsns
err yVenUv Irssrds Tor &c.
lt0e AerCtce.
Eserfher R1retcool Ors o. tie
Reject Reid.

Nsw YoRE, July IL.
The following 10 tue 'epiy Of M.ja = ~
oeol Sanford 70 the letter d Mstor Gu
ehse. Mayor 81 The city u Nee YORK:
Alstvssh yoss deRaitiou Of patriotism
] fully agree With you In the necessity .
ssta,o,ng 90 trgsn,sei and disc'piineu mil
sasy force 10 your city sufficiently strong
70 sspprrss any stsuDps Vi the iswie-'
end evil d,spo-ed Mewbers Of the c'mmu.
nifty By the rem oval vi the sccncs Vi arsc'
ed p.undsr which disgraced our city lar
summer during she absence VI tho CIT,
resimcnts. IL answer 70 the present cal.
Of the President on tho Governor Of sh.
State Oniy =, 500 men have been detailed
from ebts dss'siOo - our quota OF IL.
IL COO required, and after tts tetachDen'
10 W,thdsa sn I shslt retain ts ,ive Of To
di-cip!ned regiments oi tho l,t dIv,s.n'
IN tie CITY r.sdy, willing aad abu~dantn
able ~ put down PROMPTLY sny d.n,on
stratlons against the peace and good orde'
OF tho community. regret after .be e.
pIeastton u yOa yesterday IN person, yo"
ohsuld have deemed Il n.cessarv to ku .
lish your letter, anc | nope, therefore, you
Will have no objection u ITO puolicA'~
Of this answer ~ SHAY any fears who
you may have excited.
ON, very respectfully, your cbedieh
servant. Y. w. SANrJkp,
Maj. Zen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route to New York, Boston, Philadelrkia.
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carrying the Great Through
United States Aails
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRT OR
ID Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal
amanca on the arriy al Of trains via the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, O., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland. q,
Of Six Foot Gauge. combining ease and comfort
without change, in wide, roomy, palace cars, d.
rect TO New York. A perfection attained BY no
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West our facilities are
unrivaled. Forming close and reliable connection
at Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western roads, and
y, Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway. by which route there il
NO transfer between New York and Cleveland.
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
all points in the West, making quick time and
a. low rates as BY any other route.
For freight or passage apply at all the principal
Offices in the West, and at 64 Clark street. Chica-
Co. 240 Broadway, New York, and 20 South ST.,
r. h., New York, Is State street. Boston.
CHAS. MINOT, Gen'l Sup't
E. S. SPENCER, West'n Ag't.
B. W. BLANCHARD, Gen'l Freight Agent
w. r. BARR Gen'l Ticket Agent.