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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05
TO PRINTERS.

PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.
III AYIHG just put up In our Job Room one OF
IL Hoes Celebrated PresSts we have for ale "A
5upeT-royAl Washington Hand Press which we will
dispose OF on very reasonable terms Size of PiAten
ZSIEs inehes. Any one wishing such Press would
oonsnit tneir own interest BY giving Us = call.
deczS CAMPBELL MCDRRMOT 20
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05

can only give a few of the many thousand, Of
esEnhoates L am receiving in favor OF this ,TeSt
heuicinei but have had quantity OF them nrb.
!shed In circular forD which send free on appIiea
lion. whether you conclude to give the Medicinal 4
tEisI or moi send Tor circular Price Fry Cents
Prepared only by the proprietor,
Or. L. 2. O. WISHART
Philadelphia, Pa.
eO'u IN " heeling by LOGAN, LIST CO.,
and I. II. LOGAN 4 co.
- ~ Agents for West Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BAUM

This is the most delightful and extraordinary ar
acls ever discovered. Il changes the sun burnt
face and hands to psarly satin texture of raysbuR
beauty, inpsrtiuB the marble purity OF youth, and
the dfstingHs appearance 80 Inviting in The CITY
belle Of fashion. 1t removes tan, freckles, pimpes
and rOuBhness from the skim leaving the complexion
fresh, Transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma.
teriAl injurious to the akin PatroniEed By Actresses
and Opera siOgerI 1t Is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere ,r.
DEMAS 8. BARNES & co.
General Agents.,
sepl ON 2o2 BROADWAY, N. Y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05

WAsHiNGToS, January III Commenced
showing AT 80 o'clock this morning
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05

The immense Gales testify to the merit, of .hI,
remedy.
7 Tho numerous dali, reports Of. astonishing cures
attest Its Taius. ." 80
nSs advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, Sud mparting tOno and strength
70 the system. -
Ia safe and harmless to the intnnt, and powerful in
the adult case.
10 the soldier, especially, IL Invaluable, being
"THE SOLDAklEL'S E'kGIEND,"
Mothers lind it superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethng; freed from the Injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives relt to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold ey respectable Dealers every.
where. h t.ra
PRICE, 10 CEaTs BoFrLR. Prepsrcd only by
jUn97 6m WIN. R.DAYIDSoN. Cine innsti, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05
TIE Great Remedy TOR c0nsuBlption.
The Great Remedy for Clasttp, I1tion /

avn constantly receiving such certificates as the
, Dr. WIsHAEI-Dear Sir: i had very dreadful
system was fast giving way, and was 3rostrs,G
gu ly pee Win but liEtle hope of recovering Nv
~ Dan ed the power Of all medicines aud In n
St time must have gone to my grave; but thank
zoo, my daughter in-law would not rest until ~
Hsat 70 your store, No 10 North second street and
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial and coTnr,sDnaS o.
uss u ana IN one week was much better, and amer
u NJ tsree bottles am perfectly WE'LL wonder to
biSs, n,"nus oF they al pronounced me past cure
uO4isA ny case II you think proper.
REBECCA HAMILTON
= y NO. l32l WAYNE street, PhiladelnhIa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05
LWISRART'S TAR CORDIAE {

W LII positively cure the following diseases
~ consumption, iTnot beyond the power OF lned-
20 nation OF the ungs Coughs sore Throat
VI uaiaiilng hs~edy for female CompIaints
DR.. WiShart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Is the only vital principle Of the Pin. Tree ota,I
~ peculiar process ia the dstiIation OF ne far
~ which the highest medicinal properties are Te.
+ the medicine tina. cures when all others have
f- TAR CORDIAL, 50 TKR rSdpr M
~ TAR CORDIAL, TAR CUR6iaT'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05

POWDER.
an KEGS MINING,
w 80 " Rihe,
Cases F." in ID. cauS last recsiyaa Inv
GeCIz 49, LIS, MORRISON 4 co,
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100 BOXES CHOICE W. II. CHEESE, ,ust
dSSIa reserved OS LIST MoRR1sou %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

FAIL ORA BUILDING IN BRIDGE STREET
Loss oP LrFT-On Saturday evening, about sundown'
tao side and rear walls Of tho six story warehouse Nos
J and Bridge street occupied by Messrs hullhney
Newton. FIJI IN with terrific crrsh burying man
nam ed Michael Quinlan beneath the rnlna His hfeess
rensins were eSticstsd om ths Of rubbish about
o'clock the same evening. Coroner Widey on Sunday
held a inquest Oh the body at the First Precinct
station. House. Mr.. George Newton. residing ct no
10 state street Brooklyn testified as follows
AZ rrn bcokleep for Messrs. Mullancy & New Ion
was in the ncs on tho southwest corner OF The bald.
ing az ahHut O'clock Saturday aftcrnoon. Ehon /
hoard tho men who were IN tic front o; tno building.
taking In bacon. haioong; rushed out OF tie coor
cd saw the center Of the cor falling In the eoors gave
way 6rs before tie vas rushed out OF the t.ore a
OF lie rsat i,. most OF sidew all fell soon az gut
outside the front wall merely brlged the store vas
pf.tty full hui not fol- As II hsd besn ara was gts
event, stored; have no ides what caused the iau
ana not ev are that thste ANY evidence OF SeM'
nr.s iscoyereJ before tho fall; the warning with
Tie fall DO not know the ao ofthe store have hesr
hat i, was or 30 years, part OF the front WAL WA
repn red last Winter; Mr.. De Will. lawyer owns me
building; tbers Elk p)rtsIs present. az on we
hrst fo5T, no one was injured IN thu stoTei 90 not
thnk rnythng below tho street ghvo way thoro TeTo
two coonrrs AZ wors in she cellar NJ tho time 6N the
portars and coopeTs escaped from the building e mo
.nsnt The acrm was given In q few moments more Ai
Of them rorid have been buried beneath the ruins
Tie Jury retained verdict that John Qlinlan came
to his death by injuries received by The falling Of the
westerly s!aew al OF store Eo, and Bridge street,
tss osuse Of the falling Of said veil being 10 us unsoxn
Deceased was native OF Jrcand q years of age and
resided at No. 70 Greenwich street He leaves family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
Army RELIEF BAZAAR BunpIsGs,}
ACADEMY PARK ALBANY, n. y, Jan. IL, 1884.
sIyIE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES,

throppb ~. Secretary Of State having generously do
mated 10 hI. Bazssr (which II to be held 81 Albany In the
mouth Of February A. ID. 1854 Ia cid Of tie Sanitary Com
mission for the benefit Ct Sick and Wounded So!ds TIE
Original drsn o, us FIRST EMANCIPATION PRoCiA
NATION dated Septeri a. A. D. 1862 the uraersigned
Special appo. ed fer tbst purpose, hereby g'o
notice thrt the sii Proclamation viii be scd by issuf
seres Of Tickets duly numbered from to I've thouand
at ONE DOLLAR for EACH TICkEr The number oi
tickets issued not exceed FIVE THOUSAND, but tae
ssue may limited ay less number IN tho discetion OF
the Committee. The drawing H. be ipsde ny pntng ne va
mons numbers OF he pnrchgstrs OF uckt sod n
the same wheel used BY the Provost MaIha u The Ath
District OF the state 81 Ncwfo in making tne
dan of soldiers tor said District The bodor Of the hrst TICKET
drawn viii be entitled to tee Proclamation . .an.
Tho Proclamation Ia IN tho proper handwriting OF Abh-
HAM LINCOLN, President Of the United ,',es 9 afnei
exceptinz iasTines.ions IN pencil made .. WILL -
H. SEWARD Secretary 81 state, ard tire formal hetog
and ending Of the document which are N the hdwfns on
tho Chief Cerk the oce Of to Secretary OF State ,.
written on OH. aide forf half sbcs 81 iooeap gcf, ana
he ,en ara examined either the szsar Buildings or In
the oce of Superintendent Of tho lD.r4nes department.
In tho STATE Hal. Albany. -
TIL, Proclamation a. In the opinion ol the Committee an
and historic Of interest AND import
anco even tie Proclamation OF January HS1 which
was only necessary Of the September froesma
ton. g., orc
DOLL Az fr each ticket, with and Ts.iolco 10 HA
BARNES Chairman Of the COMMITTEES, Albhny N. u. II
any Of friends In Great Britain wish % compete Tor this
valuable dccument, contribution OF -FOUR ShibbiNns
STERLING viii give for III Gnd I'll sums leeH-d
for exchange over per tieiet VIII desired ts given IN
shares TO tho British Mutoum. Mr a. H. BARKER No 81
on Dillon street MaDchesss is solicited 10 act for Greet
Britain. -
EDWD g. pELAVAN, TlOS w. OfCGrT,
JOHN X. PORTER, Wh. q. BRYANT.
JAMES A BELL, Special COMMITTEES.
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JOHN p20WE'S BRoTHEg. Brown,
n young brotber OF ihe soldier Snd martyr, whose
AsroIsm has become historic has been recommended by
hadng AIt.SlayeTy Representatives, IL Congress for
bs position Of Superintendent OF the Coyornnert Col.
Oy Of Freedmen at Arlington Nights. and lie VII
RObablY receive the appointment
He is a man Of excellent CHARACTER. true fiend OF
fesdo and has aweys entertained lie sentiments for
Which his brother gave up lis life.
Shortly. freednens bureaa viii be organised ia
sas OF the departments under which Superintendcnts
the Freedmen Ia the severed States win be appointed
and there Is good reason TO suppose that Mr. Brown
VII 10 appointed " tbs SUPPLEMENTARY Of Virginia
IN tina. event striking act Of poetic justice viii be
acknowledged. less than Eve years ago John Brown,
whose "soul ia marching on" suffered ieons doom,
81 the hands Of men who recognized outlaws
and feions wherever love u liberty and Justice are
sheyished.
John Brown struck blow for Freedom, and lis echo
wss hoard throughout the civilized world. He was
hanged. but The scaSOld from which his snul went
marching rained him 70 the dignity and honor OF
martyr. He ded an AbolitiOnist at time when that
nme was odiors. re vas buried in tho woods where
he "birds sing his requiem aud the Wild flowers arc
hs epitaph." What change in public opinion since
ks death Poetry history ard art volunteer TO homo,
ks deeds and transmit his name TO future ages. iii,
BROTHER (who has every qualification for the pos prom
s to be pleccd in Responsible position in toe promo
Bate Of Virginia one % it, rulers.
The right with the might,
AID With truth eh1i be-
And corne what there may.
10 stand ia tue way,
That day We oil ll6y See
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
AIOTICE of annlication for the DISCMARGE

NOTICE of application for the DISCHARGE
Of an IESOLvEST from his debts rnIsusn, 20 The pio-
Of he third -Itics II the frs, title Of he hh chapter
OF tie second pa., OF the Revived Statutes.
JOHN g. LAY Of The City OF Brooklyn IN 'he Comfy o.
Kngs state Of New York nsoyeHt debtor Individually.
ard member Of the late firm CT Lay Hatch Co.. OF she
City Of NewYoTk Notice first pubshad Jsnuay esh:eenib
Thousand eight hundred snd I,your Creditors Of John
g. Lsy yidnsiy snd member Of the late hn OF Ley,
Hat oh & CO. OF the City OF NswYork to appear before t
Hon John Dikean County Judge Il the Comfy Of KINGS
The at law Ia he S5pr.r,s Court " me
s.e Of NewIor the chambers Of the County Jut-e OF
kings County In the City Hall ofhe City Of Broobyn IN tho
County ard State Aforesaid the twenty eShhdy Of March,
one thousand e;g. hundred ard sixty6Gr O'clock
10 forenoon 81 that day 10 SHOW " shy they hsy
why assignment Of the gaia cstue srcud not -
rds and discharged bis aehts purSusn, q the pro
vons the d,chago OF an ialoven nom I
d.b,s JOHN G. LAY, iDsoi,rn,.
ozo. suEA Attorney FOR insoYe.t, 40 l9l BTooi"sy,
Eew-YoTk. JslS iswo"H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

A CoSTTY PEw.--One of the most elgbly
osted pcws In the broad aisle Of the "Stone Chapel
Boston Unitarian Church, was lately sold 10 close the
ssiste Of ts deceased owner at suction for 5000
his eAaFch Is Of the wsalihiest aud Oldest in New
England. 81 was the first Episcopal and some years
later bscsroo the fret Unitarian church In Bo,ton Their
@dey tho roctorshp II tho Rev. Mr. Freeman
Tho Rev. hr. Foote IL The present pastor Of this -four
sling ebafeh uSd Il bias lately received mag fcont
sseat o. elahoinieiy De- lghed yiDdo~s nede IN Eq
Solo HeI ~ bsstGD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
corsr Os COMMON PLEAs-sPRcIAL TsBn-JAs. 2s
Before Judge CASDozO
TIRE EXPREsS NEWSPAPER CASE.


Mr. Cram resumed his argument this morning.
re led that the CftaVits Of the defendants unfair
and dd not show the facts Of the case especially in regard 70
IA. profits OF the paper; therefore tae sadsvis we're not
10 credit fhe Indebtedness and a,sets could not be
sscertaed until sale md been had. Not word bad been
aid that ;hc present tine pn, time for the sale OF the
usp.r lie conuatu.1 tie counsel John Mokeonl upon
lbs aprrov OF the paper loyel paper He Mr. Crap)
would rather tu h property than to d'Sseina;s such
principles &, this paper. $50,
ar MeKeon said the object Of The counsel 20 sssn The
plsii aud be had nsdo % ths motion. sttsmp hsa
been made the down upou statements which
had uotrs do with the presen notion The counsel 'u
emitted ell reference tho circulation Of The Morning ~
;vrss I'll. doctrine OF partnership clear that pauet
could not his tinc devote his attention 70
side those Of his partners Here was nsn irPouns '
nar an usins Ma Wan street knowledge 20. BIS own private
Interests. The plaintiff stood sefcondemncd iot atIhS we
| period the plaintiff partner tho paper savoctIea me
SANE or'uons now, and he mses no complaint sna Nv"
not uut.i no found out unknown prTosIseTs fol u
T7e Judge reserved bis decision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

h -, ss.-Ihe Commonwealth Of feDIssyIVsnia 70 sae
iLs Sh.rd Of ssid Co0Dty Greeting; -.
We command you that you attach WILLIAM w. NILES,
late Of your county by all and sngar his goods and cha'
rights monies ard CREDITS lands and teoementS IN whose
hands possession the same be- 90 that he be and
becrs Of Common Poss TO be holden NJ
STOCKPORT in sBd for said county tho fourth MONDAY
WARD H. LIE for the II JOHN 3. KING OF pies IN
action Il irespass tho founded contract lbsI Ia
seycntyye thousand dollars requre) and fso that you
ell having possession o. eiendsns property
that they be and appear before oar Court or ire sd "
MonGay OF December ne<t what shah Do objected
teast him t-, and abide tho judgment Of tbs Court
therein: sgd asva yoa tscr and taora th!s wit
....... Witness the Honorable K @. WHITE. Prss'.
Reveuuo dent Judge of said Cont at spethpoTt, the
Stamp second DAY Of November A. d, 1869.
'..'....''..' JNO. R. CHADWICK, Prothono,ery.
Ard now December 90 1863 tho Court order the pn5is'
tor OF the writ OF Foreign Attachment uei IN this case IN
TIE hceen Comfy Democrat for SIX weeks ard 10 The
Esr-io.k D=ily Tribune Tor sis Insertions.
JNO. X CHADWICK, Prothy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CoRRrcTIoH.-In the Divorce case OF Catharine
AT lame. NJ Nixon referred 70 In Saturdays TRIBUNE the
,.,nn wa, not exactly stated Tho Referees report shows
that Judgment w,s given favor Of the plaintiff h N1oO)
in of inhdety by defendant in 1883 with some
woman unknown The Of Isabel Cubes the well inown
spsn.h ans.us. was used In the complaint bu. she did not
arrive In thu. country until three years .sI the '' 10
Referee, report which in any applies 10 hef ths case
bsn9 confined In .Ipre. terms to the point above cited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
FEBRUARY !, 1864.
Eegal Notices.
TOREIGN ATTACHMENT.-MoKean Coun-
L. ty, w-Ths Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to The
fr ~ Sheriff of rsid County Greeting:

(L.Gi Sheriff Of said County, Greeting:
We command you, that yon attach WILLIAM COCK
ROF late Of your county by oil and singular his goods and
ehate rights monies and credits, lands and tensm-ns IN
whose aauds possession the may be- that he
be and appear before our Court OF Common Pleas to be h9den
a. Srethrort and for said county tho fourth MONDAY
Of December next there JOHN g. KING and Ed
WARD L. LEE for the Of JOHN S. KING OF plea In
ecton of trespass the founded contract Ba In
thousand dollars requred)i md also that you
mon al persons having possession Of defendant. property
thai they be and oppear before Court the said fourth
Monday Of December TO sngwer wa. rhal be objected
agaus, him or then and abide the Judgment Of tho Court
therein lnd bayn you then and there tn, writ
.,,. Wings the Honorable X. G. WHITE, Presi-
Revenue don. Judge Of said Court At sothpor the sec
Stamp ond day o. Noysmber * -, lSS5.
...'....:." JNO. X. CHADWICK, Prothoro.ary.
And December 20, 1853 the Court order the pueica
The Mexican County UemocIat for sk weeks aud in The
New.Y0rk Daily Tribune for six Insertions .
By the Court. JNO h. CHADWICK, Proth'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
n,r,., cnrRTs roR FEBRUARY.
The February term Of the courts PROMISES

The February term of the cOurB pronlIseS 70 pc
o,s The Supreme Court, General Term, WILDE
-; IA, calendar contains several hundred cases, sops
Of than Of very interesting character There will be no
s,srs Tenn Of the Supreme Court in February but two
c,cu,, m be held the ,ecOnd part commencing on Monday
,h gb Tho Superior Court viii hold General two Special
% ~ FI,r Courts. Jury admiralty, and pr 20 c.uses are
i exc are several under tho Inter
yal Rayeure law 10 be tiled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
NAVY DEP.RTsvsr

JsDusTy 70, Ijth
PROPOSALS FOR BOOTS.-Sesed Pro-
l. pc,sl, viii be received st this Burc,u rai O'Clock
NJ on tho 18th February, pIo@iro for five Thousand
Pairs Of GRAINED LEATHER BOOTS. The boots must
Re Of tho best quality Of oGktinncd grained leather sewsd
with 50 tvL All the sewing aud stitching 90 be done
with the hsd correspond every repcc, with the 'amps
be found at N. BroosyD Esyynd -,c-r that th- sides
anal be sewtd with hands, snd machine stitch
sample The TO DC delivered $, tie Brooklyn yard
within ten dsyI sher being notified Of the ao'eares Of the
rfnpo. and efe undergo he Osus in.Pectos Of Zoe GsId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
COURT CALESDAa--Trm DAT.

SUPREME CeURT--GESEgAJ IERn.-Non-enr-
rlcrs,ec cH.ea or,
SUpREAIY CoUgT-CrRcUIT- Part Nos 955,
1913 lo 1895 IFS so 35J I 90 6sl 81, 1S 81 SO
SIS sOg 57 Ssl els els. There win be Pait H. ~ Mon
SUPE.1oR CoURr-Part mos. 1866, 1913,
212 GBi3 3363 1851 s3b $685. 1912 llyT e35 49, e7s ssy
so Par H-No. 2l52. 2l56 2sio 53, S3a, s 3fc1 S4l,
3!ls 3s20 1872 342f, 1876, 2lc2, 2cCl -.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part I.--Nos. 20,
se all Ia 60 l55 39s ~; le5, 31T, o o. ~ sca sos
Pat IINos 49, g. ga, 505 9i5, ia so, ,ss IA, go NO.
az l1s IA Io2
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gnsnranre Gompanies.
REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
AZ PANY, No. Is Wsll,st., New. York
INCREASED CAPITAL.
CASH CAPITAL S3e0,O0a
SURPLUS OVER &2o0,0oo. ASSETS OVER $4,000 =,
This Company with net arsots snouatnz 20 than hau
Million Il Dollars safely Invested is prepared TO onI IN
creased facilities TO inpTer. against loss or damage oy fuS
aud tho Risks Of tnsnd Navigation and Tansporistion
The attention OF tie public directed 10 the se's
.ases offered 10 the assured by this Company
l. In having cash capitol all psid IN snd 'aiey inve"eo
2 IN the accumulation of prois forming surplus OF ovet
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars sd constantly decreasing as
liable for the losses OF the Company.
In the issue Of 80 per ceai Of ne pon " scp
sx per cent interest payable annually III casn W eu''oe" %
all Participation Policies. me, i,
Pses n,uring with the above Company ENJOY al the 20,
with the economy and security o. the mutual system
No liability Whatever incurred by ,hc assured hosrhrS
oart,cpstion policies ROBERT HONE, President
DuAcAs II. CURRY, Secretary fr
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK.

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRE;
For EewHsyen, stEzL H:jo q u. H:ia EI), 81"
iEr.) $3.50, $50 aud (EIl p.
For Bridgeport, T. tEx.l U;3o L. lz:lS tEA) so
For siiiford and strstford II 20 $3.50 $50
Fer Fairfield, Southport AID WestpoT. T. ii;so m s:e
$3.50 ?. "
For p.rien and GIesnwch, 1850. ilso nj $50, A.
FOX Stamford, T. Erl $3.50, ll:ooG m. l2ls EIb sos
tEz.l $3.50, $50, 5:Se. . tEI.) N. ..
Pc. Po.t Chester and inernedis.s stations T. $50, HSA
o.. $50 s.30, $50, $50 p.
For Boston Wis Springfield, IA "a. tx 800 tE1h Up n
Eor Boston, via SIOr. Line, i2:iS (Ex.l, 2. NJ
For Hartford and Springfield Ell h;3o M s;S
For Connecticut River Railroad So E1) to Montreal
II 80 \ a.. 20 Northampton. an
Tor Hartford Providence and fishSi Railroad, ssELk
For New Haven New.London and senpsson Railroads.
ss r., 1915, 3, Snm.
for cana! RAILROAD 1915 p. m. to Northampton.
For Housstono Railroad, a IA.
Per NsuSs,ucA Railroad, 8 n, sp N
nor DanSury and Norw ak Railroad, 4, $3.50 g. m, 81
Conn,oJou. Sleeping Cars attached 70 p M lrst - ~
JAMES H. HOYT. Superiu 81
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Ofeat, CLEANERS.

TOR NEW-ORLEhNS DiRECT.--yhe new
u and nrsici..s Us.,ed States Mail steamship GEORGE
CROMWELL, John A. Post, CommsnceT, viii lesye PICK
No O. N h, on SATURDAY Fec. i3, At p M Psa.ss :,
with Unsurpassed accommodations S0 No freight received
or b, oflstny signed day railing. For freight
sage, apply to II. b. CROMWELL, L Co., No. ~ " estst