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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

TIE CHURCHES AND THE u. $. SANITARY
COMMISSION FARM consequence Of the report that a
corps Of ballet dancers have been engaged for exhibition
AT the great fair to be given in this city next month
for the benefit Of the T. 5. Sanitary Commission, and
that Mt the termination Of the fair all the articles
rcgaions Of our city churches have been greatly ex
crciscd and will not, in oil probability. patr0nize the
fair by their presence contributions. On Sunday
Church in Broome street, invited the members Of bis
congregation to meet Il his residence Wednesday az
rnOon and evening next for the purpose Of getting mp
contributions to the great fair. and 40 the time
complimentcd the Sanitary Commission for the great
and good work II had performed There was. he said
statutory Law In regard 20 gambling and railing and
be had understood that al the articles remaining nnsod
at The close of the fair were 10 be- rallied of. II such
~ be- the case. be- would withdraw bis recommends
ton from the fair. He was law.abding citizen and
could not break the Law WHILE a minister Of the
gospel be was preaching the The main object
was benevolent one. and they could make their con
trbutiOns direct 10 the Sanitary Commission, for he
would not sanction their taking part in the Fair II raj
fling lotteries Of that r'sOrtcd to- On the
same ground, the congregation Of the Presbyterian
Church on Fourth Avenue and Iwenty-irst street, OF
which the Rev. Howard Crosby is Pastor, has also
taken exception 10 the Fair. and, from what We caTn
the feeling among city churches will become gen
erRl. Rallies and lotteries are prohibited by law IN
this State, and II tie managers If the Sanitary Far
violate the law they liable 10 prosecution The EN
ecutyo Committee OF the Brooklyn and Long Island
Fair in Aid of the Sanitary Commission met ON Satur
day evening last aud determined that there should be
no liquor sold 20 bee drank the premises devoted to
the Fair; and that. as railing is prohibited by law,
there should be- uO rallies or lottery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
CITY ETElag.

PROP. DcREMUs'S LECTURE.-Ihe Cooper In
s,ue was packed last evening at the first lecture ty
Prof Dorsuas on the 4" Worlds Indebtedness TO
Science the audience including many men OF science
and Intelligence The lecture was mainly on the sub
iect Of gayanic electricity and illustrated hy a
great variety Of brilliant experiments. The next lee
trrc in the course viii be given Oh Thursday evening
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
J. III. TURNER,
No. 40 y. lst.i :.
From tie Rev J. Lyons formerly pastor Of the ,olnbu
n. j. and Mile,iown pa Baptist Churches
~ hnca

DIR c NJ JACKSON Dear SIR. feel 1t p.essur. Sf
my own accord bear ,..tIOy 20 tile eAcel,enc,
t,,fsu Bers. years since being much acted
ID, ,pepss used them with very bvncncal results .,o
o',,n recommended turm TO persons enesbed by that
ius disrase and have heard them Ia. atrilus
.,tuola their great value. In cases Of genera sD..
nv be ey- It to be tonic th4 ,sunot b. sdrfsssed.
J. NJ. LYONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
From the Rev Jos H Kenuaid Pastor Of n. 10th Bars
Church.

DR. JacxsoS-Deir Sir have been frequent req ies.i,
medicines but regarding the practice out Of my sppops
sphere have In al declined but with pguoi
o; DR.. hoohsd German biiters depart for iva
my usuacourse, 10 express my tu conviction that Jo gsas
debility u fc system and especially for Lrey Co9ydia
aic md rligabie preparation. In may is
but usually doubt not, it viii be ysy beneficial toe
who suffer from the above cause.
hour,, very respectfully, j. H. kESNARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
II READ WHO SAYS so:

From the Rev Levi q. Beck Pastor Of the Baptist Church
Pemoerton, n. j.. formerly Of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
| have known Hoofand- German Bittsrs avorab for
number Of YEAR,. have used them in my family ard
have been pleased with their effects that induced
recommend them 10 many Others and know that they nave
operated in s'rkiny beneficial manner TAX. great pesr
In thus publicly pr0claHng this TACT and calling the s-
ton OF those afflicted with the diseases for they
recommended these Biters-knowing experience
tia. my recommendation will be sustained do thu more
cheeruy HoofaHds Bers is intended 10 benefit tie
afflicted and 10 not rum drink"
You're truly, LEVI q. BECK
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WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pa

From The Rev J. H. Turner Pastor leddug 4. ,horch
Philadelphia
DR. JicXsOS-Dcir Sir HsNm. used yoar G-rnan biiief'
in NY family frequently prepared TO say that las r'h
of great service. believe that ia mos, OF se"r de-
Dty the system i IL the safest aud most vsisDe irrey
" " hch have any knOSledse. . ,
Yours respectfully H. ~ hNnh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

SIG,s OF CHARACTER. For Physlogn0my,
Physiology Phrenoogy Psychology and Ehnology tie
Ill rsrR.rgD FunKSOLoGIcAL JOURNAL Tor FEB only 10
cents. by post. : ~ year. FOWLER " Ellis
A PRiy.rE CLASS Tor the study Of Phreno.ogy. meet
NEpNRspAY and FRIpAr EvKXIsGs No. I08 B.oalNsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

YoyKERs SANITARY FAIR.-For this fair,
which commences the 18th inst, contributions are
solicited They may be sent by Hudson River Railroad
For Sanitary Fair, care Of &. H. Lilicnthal esq"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THE SANITARY

The PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THE SANITARY
FNn-Scycrl meetings o. the Committee on Public
Schools Of the Metropolitan Sanitary Fair have been
held but hitherto without much M II is found
exceedingly difficult TO bring the teachers together 70
devise some plan by which the schools might act as
unit Another meeting win be held on Thursday after
noon nj O'Clock at No. Great Jones street, when 1t
hoped that the great system Of public education
may be- properly repre- ened. and that the teachers will
that interest IN this great public charity which is
eliuced boy other public aud private bodies.
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a,.o.rre1.

remarks Of highly patriotic character The motion
was IMAM uousiy carried and che Committee after
aAjo.rEo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
DYSPEPSIA,
AND

DYSPEPSIA, ~,
DISEASES RESULTING FRoay.
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
Hecuredby
HOOFLAND's
GERMAN Differs.
The great Strengthening
TONIC,
These Bit.ers have performed mere Cured
Have and do give better satisfaction
Have more testimony. Ia
Have more respectable people to vo1ch for then.
Than any other article in the market
We defy any one to contradict thi. assertion,
AND WILL PAY sIcsO
To any one that viii produce Certificate pobishedb, q.
that is not Genuine.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs.
will care every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DIsOR.
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RESULTING FROM DISORDERS OF TIE DiaEsrrve ORG,r.
Constipation Inward Piles, FuIness Of Blood TO Ae H,s
Acidity Of the stomach Nausea Heartburn, Dpgls
for Food, Fullnes or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, sinkinsor Futter-
ing at the Pit fthe stomach.
Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and
Difficult, Breathing,
Flu,tehng at the Heart,
Choking or Suaoca,ins Sensations when
in lying posture, Dimness Of
Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dull Pain IN the Head
Deficiency OF Precipitation, Yelownes Of
the SKIN and Eyes, Pain in the Side Back Cbo,,
Limbs &c, Sudden Fushes OF Heat BImingin tie Flesh
Con.tsHt IrnAgnings OF Evil and Great Depression of SOFIA
REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BTTTERs ~
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY
AND CAN MAKE DRrSKARDe,
But
Is THE BEST TONIC
ruy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
lOIT, vtIy IUspcltIlI.yl J. IT. NtNNNHU,
9Th below Coates ST., Phiads lyhis-

From The Rev Warren Randolph Pastor Of Bapts; Church
Germantown.
DR.. C. NJ Jackson Dclr Sir Personal experience email q
me that regard the German Btters prepared soi
d, m0st excellent madeleine Ia of AID
general debility. have been greatly benefited by III. Z
Biter, sud doubt not they VI" produce sinAr effects
uih,fs. -. -
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
l,,r.. pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

ARTRMAs WARD.-Mr. Charles +. Brown,
the well known humorist is said to De dangerously i'll
at Salt Lake City. He has had successful lecturing
season in California and is his way home. His
plant il typhoid fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
RENE MBER,
THAT THIS BITrERs ~

REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BITrERs ~
NOT HOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY,
AND CANT MAKE DRryKARDs,
But
is THE BEST TONIC
IN THg WORLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
From the Rev. ThOs Winter Pastor Of Ronboroosh Dspi',

From the Rev. Thos Winter Pastor Of koxbooueh Dsp''
Dp r,cssoN-Dory SIR: / irel Il ia. to yolr exec at
pr~p.a,iou Hooand German buie add y tesAmony 10
the deserved reputation ha, obtained have io }'Hf' -
Won, system. andNsed by a nent 70 try notie q"
yr German Bittrrs did 30 aud have crreriensd gesi nd
ht-d confidently recommend the article where n'e' van
cases similar NY and have been assured oy Ae! Ok
tL,r gJod effects. Respectfully youTs,
i. WINTER, RoibcfcugA' T.
From the Rev. J. Herman OF the German Reformed 'h"
ku,z'own Brrks County Ia AL.
DR. G. NJ JcAsoS-Rsspo,ied SIR. | have been ogu'o
with Dysprp,ia nearly twenty years, and have never go"
medicine that did m" as much good a. iioohs.n & nye
bottles louT, with respect, ). ; bh""'
PRICES.
Large size Qodnis nearly double qIantiyJ II '' '"'
hall doA 49,.
snail ,.le-75 cents per bo,te-hali doi ~.
BEWARE OF COUNrERFEns
-, tia, the signature OF &C NJ. JACKSON - % VIC
WRAPPER OF each bottle. -
Should yorr nearest druggist not have the au e. 20 ""
mt of ly any of the intoxicating PrePsrat'of ta ""!
,.red il, il, place bat send and We vii, io'"'Id'
curely packed. BY express. ...,.,,. ,.o,.,,,,,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANufAsi'h''
No. 631 ARCH-sE,
PHILADELPHIA
Jones & EVANS,
Successors to C. VI jackson Col
PRoPRIETORS
For sale by Druggists aud Dealers. Ask for hoofLAN'
GERMAN BlTrERS Cut out this adv'rsent" an' ''"'
for it,
NETWORK AGENCY:
AT HELMBOLD'S CHEMICAL WAhEhooSh''
No. 5sI BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
Peoples Union Central Committee.

Tie Peoples Union Central Committee met
a.t evening at their headquarters No. Cg Broadway.
Rufus T. Andrews President. In the chair. Mr. Pol.
Laugs was chosen Secretary. pro tenn. Reports were
prcsentcd y The delegates u regard 20 the condition II
the various Ward associ4tions name. 81 officer, NUN.
beg Of men og TIE ros place. o. meeting Sc. IN
nearly every Ward organization have been perfected
aud The associations generally aic pru.perng. waldo
iiutchns Chairman Of the Committee appointed al tie
last meeting 20 prepare an address 20 The loyal Union
citizens Of NcwYork. presented the follow Ing ~ few
brc; remarks. and mo, "a ts adoption:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. .YovExsEs
Cleared.


Steamship Axle, Russell New-OEiesns, d. o. Alen- -
steamship Maanzss L-sesxng Havana T. Ascrnslo 20.
steamer North Star. Jones. Aspinwall. d. g. Allen, ~
Steamer John Gibson Bowen, Philadelphia. '" j. Taylor
Son.
steamer New Jersey hoxic, rew5ern.
steamer Artisan KIRK Baltimore. -
Steam.r No.ison Erchrasli PHILADELPHIA Jas. Hsni
shin Parthcr Loshrop, Boston, r. " Cooley.
Bris Mino,co QtsL Glssoil, Cyita, Netcsn' homoor
Brs Blns ws,. (Br.), CossD s.. John y. b. d. X De-
Scir. O. r. ns~ley CLARK Philadelphia H. s. Racket
s0n. -. ., ~ MIN
ST. Iarc Maria Bushnell Norwich. u. s Racket son
schr Mary Alice Perry Boston, II. w Loud;
scar X Mason, Mailing, W Arlington NJ bede.L
schr. Union Smith, Great u r1or -,
seu. Joseph hay, Hathaway Washington Bentley snhn
Co. , ,,..
schr yigilAn. (Br) Knowles Nassau, T. A. f. Webster
Co. 80,
sshr = s. Nelson (Brl MscoubeT, Londonderry " = H.
j. d {. A. DeNoL
schr. France. lBT.l, Taylor, San Juan de- Norie.
sehr Fashion, Logebarth, Gaudalope, W. ingalls,
&oop I. Brown, Cobb, Bristol
sloep Blackstone, Allen, Bristol, 5. Kenny.
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yIemoranda.

The lafayette reports: 2ls u encountered severe eais
from W NV, by which were Obliged to change our
ouy. and ,ox the engines. i3th ul again mud very
stormy weather and obliged 10 slowly for the second
time durins wo days 9Th gIi the wind blowing hard irom
,be " n Nv were assn obliged 10 slow down FOR days
On the 29h the wsshor cleared up aud remained the .S
81 The voyage On hs Nth passed tie En;sn ship Ma
hip William Wrb lof EswYorkl, showing sigma OF dis
made directly Tor her they wanted bread IS then pro
vision. lad Injured by her wheel had been broken
hi die salo and she making foot Of wsieT per nour
lie pumps constantly gong lowered boat and sent on
bos sappy of biscuit ard bread asked the captain
we could render him any other ss.itsnce he said not and
forwarded by letter to NJ NJ Hese Brothers. 81 M
We e her 3st ult 20 pr in At a TO- lor o. W p"'sei
ship Hambourgeois with small white nag with TIE nosf
26? On the I'd met a. passed the scotia oounH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
tn nsDAY. November 3-F. N


Gold mas been feyerish, opening al go, fell TO
226l rallied TO 81, and finally closed at 81 p n.' at
232i There is no confidence in the present high
PREMIUM and none but professional spectators
have the courage 70 buy t.
Stocks have been irregular but show al advance
over the low rates of Yesterday. At the improve
ment good many sales we're made 70 realize prohts,
but there was no strong buying fOr an upward turn
Money among stock houses has been very active
and new engagement. in stocks were made with
great caution. One year Certificates fell 70 80 d95l
The new 5-2Os were also lower. At the Second
Board the market steady, but ct the close there
was a removed desire to sell and lower rates were
made.
The upward movement in gold is causing small
holders 70 sci out quite freely. The advance Is
generally regarded as political Trick and wholly
unvarrantcd by any change in the financial or
military position.
II vas stated upon the street that the paying
teller OF the Mercantile Bank hid absconded, and
that the cash Of the Bank is slo-, s2O' eco IL cur
rency and 81 900 il gold.
Money is reported active among stock houses
and AZ per cent the demand is very active. The
IitN Bhuht are uloNllE WIN liih'ANN IA Wv" ~
large drafts made by the Government upon country
repositories, which viii be met as usual by their
city agents. There s no reason Why so large an
amount Of money should longer remain with the
National Banks 90 the inconvenience OF the Treas
ury. and the encouragement Of spectators. IL
mercantile paper no change
Sterling Bills ar strong, and nothing but un-
doubted names can be sold. The rates in gold are
lO9i CHI. and for francs 5.0I a5.12i.
Freights are dull. and rates are almos, nominal.
The engagements to Liverpool are COO bushels
Wheat at ID: 30 hhds. 1aliow,at 5s. 10 ts.6di per
steamer, 200 boxes Cheese at 20s To London, 200
boxes Cheese, pos; and ~ tuns Heavy Goods on
private terms.
Dry goods coatinue neelected at the public sales
To-day Messrs Hageery 4 Co. had sale OF NIB
bons and millinery goods. Prices were advanced
slightly over former sales, and most Of the goods
were duplicated. Messrs. Wilmeriing, Hoguet
Co.. had special sale of dress goods. An assorted
LOT Of scarfs. neck ties lace walls, and children's
hose. offered at the opening Of the sale, realized
good prices and in most Instances were duplicated
The bidding for the dress goods was very moderate
and prices ruled about the same us during the week
Tie Boston Journal of Wednesday says:
The money mnrkct Is stil ahundanty supplied No
difficulty IN cfectng loans on call. Tho stock market
is strcngthened b. this Of things and shares Of AL
descriptions felt its influence.
The quantity of -four and grain in store at CHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
Arrived.

Steamship lafayette Orb Bocsnde HAVE 18TH VT, ndse
and pass. Geo. Mackenzie
SLIP John Cocare Ia Robin Martinique. q days in bal
last. order.
Ship Dr. Bsrh tHsu.) Meyer, Hamburg n dy, mdse and
% pass, Il. NJ Sioman Il Edse . =.
Big W H. Harris of Niadsor y. 81 Holmes, sisal. 81
dsy. cotton snd hemp D. r. DeWoE Has had heavy wes-
thrri lost and spit sails Le brig Louise, Tor Newton -
y days.
Big Mszailan Fls Anboy for Portland.
schr. Bride Terry Albany or Greenport
hI. LyHehburs Van CleAi Boston, hsh-
schr. O. = Hawey, Carr Gresnpor..
Schr John g. Wright, Lamont Virginia, wood
schr JoAu Joae. Ward Norwich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
Movements Of ocean steamers.
pu.scnger- Arri,cd

Ia steamship Lafayette aryE. Bgfan Mr. Sspsi'.
Mde Layhan, Nile. LayAau Mt simon, IT Ass.Toy M
aud Mrs. Turner and children, NJ and Mr. stgrses ard
Ms. Rudge Mde Edsu and cai,rip Nile Reg.o, Mr.And
Xrs ThoIndike aud child NJ sirs.sureI L. sao ana eiy
A. Carf A Getty wife snd daughters, T. Barhonisr W.
G. b. Chase Mr. Bale 4. De Pon,, NJ teussIdn M bftsn'
Mile. BRITAIN, Mile. Wilcox, Mde Boil. Nile 80 e Me.
saque Mr. o Brian, Nile Ryan. Nr. Guedn, Ade. Oped a.
MI and Mr., sullivan AL dag EieI, Aae ID b. Fuer Ndr
Thorndike and daughter Mde Pes,ue M Weber NJ Ram
ser Nile Lou. NIL Tiffany, Mde. Hodge, Mte, ANTE Ade
C. & Eckley Nj Ghebari, hde. ID Leneum, vie Fsqueta
Nie Sanford Mde. Cesae and g. IN the second eaoin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04

FIRE IN ELDRIDGE-sT.-Ths tailor shop of Mr..
j. I. Carroll the first floor Of the tenement house
No. 81 Kldridge-st.. seriously damaged by hre
yesterday loss stock and fixtures about $500. In
suTed for 800 In the Stuyycsant Company. The build.
ing is owned by Simon Pinner and % damaged TO the
amount Of Slul IpAHrssl
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R,cciD,sof Produce.

Nov. 3.-lGOOO bhls Flouri no bbls. Whisky l,3o
bhls Corn Meal. 90 100 bush. Wheat; 3I,i0 Dhsl
harley. .-I2l bush. Oats; q, 400 bush. Corn; l,1O
PKG. Provisions: 200 pkgs. Butter pigs. Lard
~ pkgs Ashes; 800 pkgs. OIL Meal
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
y BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.
frfgpDTIGH IN Q IDtIEE

Fare 81. EIcuIsou Ticket. - good for three DAYS
On AID alter III RSDAN nov. 1854, by the Ccnmodon,
,lner JESSE HOYI foot Of Montaauest Brooklyn, every
dsv Sunday excepted a. II o'clock mr. thence TO Por
Monmouth and Dy Rsrtau aud Deaw Bay Railroad 70
ioof o Nine.t Philadelphia reuruins leave 'ines hari
Phi adep pima every morning at a. (sUndsr eIeeped
rtel.r ron. tie City Of New-lork notified not 70
appv r psSsge this ne the State OF New jersey having
granted 10 tue Camden and Amboy Monopoly the exclusive
v Of ,rvIng psssenrers and freight bs,weea the Cities
al New i ORR and Philadelphia
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
sa COMMENCING MAY @ 1874 1854
.sea.er Station IL Newiork, corner 2'ths and lthsv

1863 COMMENClhB MAY 2 1871 1884
Pssseu.er Station H. hewlOrk. 2tast and ln
Entrance ou e1th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-fORk:
For New. Haven T. g lEIl Hoo IL. l2.l5 Erl 300
az, $50 $50 aud tEI)p n. .,,,,.-, ~
Tor bridgeport :, lE1l u.0 a II. H'i3 thI.l' 800
"a, $50 $50 and lEr.l J. 10.
For Milford and STAFFORD = 1850 a. IN. $50 $3.50 p m .
For Fairfield Southport and Wespori . H'D nj J'0
sop N. 30 80 80
For D.ien and GIeeuwca = go II:3o ~ $50. 49,
5.j0p. ~. - . 90
For Stamford. =. iET} $50 1879 q M lZl5 lExh s
Oh, $50 40 $50, $50. Ok p. H.. ,,,,
for Port Chester and intermediate stations, $50 lI;JJh
ID. $50, 4:J0 $50 go, z 2 NJ. .,.,,..,
vor Botton We Springfield a. li1li (Ex.l p.
For Boaion yif Shore Line lt:ls tkx.b p Oh.
Dor Hartford and Springfield, l.rh IL NJ StEIl
For Connection, River Railroad E1), n:3o m 70
For Har;,5rd Providence snd FshEin Railroad lEt)
ll.5O q. n. . n,..
For New Haven. New London and stonington Railroads
.. m 12ii5. 3, o p. m.
For Csaal RsilrOsd, II is p IA. y Northampton
For Houzltonir Railroad a N .. IA.
For kausaiuck Hsiifoac, o. fl. ; p. N.
Tor Daubury ard Norwsk Railroad z $50 a. NJ i;J0
Co1nfu0dioas berYing Cars attsched 70 p Ireins
JAMES H. HOYT Superin' endent
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BORT Uaroens' Notile.

STATE OF sEw-yoRK,
PoRr-WAaDESs oFPIcg, No. lo+ Wsl'it
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
y section Of the act passed April H. 1877 snuted IA
Ae 10 RsorsanIs the sriens Office OF the Port Of New
Yos" te al persons interested in or having charge o. bs
sbject of such inquiry examination or tnfvy -s
AZ owins vessel, are now anier examination by ne fofs
Wardens and that the said surveys or examinations w De
completed within ten days next succeeding sns h0'Se On
board said vessels; ,.yp
Steamship City Of Mancheser........".'HN' a.
BAH Anna Delius. ~ n n
Bark Anna w Lewis. ...........Atanuc pcsA'
Brig Village Bele... ............s....'.'.',,
Brig Lucy Haywood. ......,.:. III In
Bris Northern Light. w oodruG a hooinsobs-
MINTHORSE TONPKINs, hesiaens
J. Aust HERKInAS Secretary.
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Djsusters.

The master oshe ship Dr. Brsth reports seeing co the soh
nit IN lat lon g. tie ola brig with both ns~s
gone aud sbandoned had apparently been sne
tue n dat condition deck.honse painted white
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5teamboais ano Railroads.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ EXPRESS TRAINS from Ney..York 10 albany
and TROY leave The Depot cone Of 'sst and Eourthsy
daily lexcep. sunday.l Al
20 O'clock o. u. O'Clock p H. u
connecting Albany and Troy with trains North nd West
For the better accommodation OF the public arrangement,
lave been usde 20 run the trin or tie Hudson Rive
road Co. and those Of the NewYor and Harlem Railroad
slieEent hours from NeW-NoIk
rev Cars o. The bes construction and most Convenient for
DE use o. the passcurer have been recently placed the
Hen Road aud the arrangements for oStins pa'sssnss.
an cheesng baggage the principal places North and
wee arc very extensive and complete.
90 IlcSes Q: tine Hudson River Railroad Co. and OF this
Company VII be received by either Company and baggage
eheetsd BY either Company Tor Troy Albany, the
heemg lines North and West viii he delivered at those
sss or TO the connecting lines without change q checks
hsE i0Ik, Nov. J. lse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04

The business Of the Petroleum Board is as fol-
lows: Germana, 400, III 500, 50, II; 1000, III
800. ~ High Gate, 500, Il; Noble & Delamater
iiock OH. I.O0O, -, Commonwealth, 500, q;
McElheny 1000, z; Densmore, 1000, g.
Albert II. Nicolay sold to-day the following
Stocks, 49,, 80,
* shares Citizens Gas Light Co. $50 EACH ia
~ harcs rocers' Fire Insurance Co.. go each. 1921
no shares Niagara Fire Insurance Co, $50 each.l29
90 shlres Astor Fire Insurance Co, So cache. 20
shares Park Fire Insurance Co. SlOO each Ill:
no shares Brevoort Fire ms. Co.. ESQ each . vi