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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

BE- On the 23d and 9th inst the most
splendid military pageant took place at the
National Capitol which has occurred in this
or any other country. twas a grand review
of the two great armies of the Republic-the
Western and the Potomac-witnessed by the
masses of the people, the great heads of the
Government, and the representation of all the
foreign governments. Those two great armies,
which il required two days to, pass in review,
were admired d7applauded by ALL but it is
conceded that if there was any discrimination
between these gigantic veteran armies, it was
in favor Of the command of General Sherman.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

s1'HE RAIEs.--A correspondents of the Gin
cinnati Commercial says: The amount Of rain
fall ending May II, at 4 o'clock ?. NJ, was
1.50 inches; from the rain ending May 10, at
1l,P. NJ, 235 inches; and from the one end.
ing at noon yesterday, 265 inches, making
for the three. $50 inches The entire rain.
fall for the month Of May, thus far, has been
S.22 inches. nom .. sR. G. PHILLIPS
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01
me-. General Sherman amidst all his late

neA. General Sherman, amidst all his late
glorious achievements, we regret to sees has
become slitigiousj among other things, he
reads lecture to Secretary Stanton, for not
publishing his official reports ere this! No
official reports Of General Grant have yet
been made public, and we are at loss to
learn why a preference in this respect should
be given to the complaining General . ''
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01
JEFF. Davis and His Family.
TCorrespondence Now York'Worl

...-., Correspondence New York World
jeff Davis, of whom we of the North have
heard so much, and seen so little, for the past
four years, is man about six feet in hight,
rather lean, and not of the finest figure by any
means should take him to be somewhat
above fifty years Of, age, prematurely gray
He has full whiskers, rather stuntcd in growth,
and, like his hair, sprinkled with gray. His
gray eyes Gone of which,is blind have an un-
defined and unfathomable look, and his mouth,
of the Greciana mold, ,'sis occasionally jerked
out of all proportion by sepulchral laugh or
a forced smile. He is confined to his bed b
great deal Of the time, and it requires all the
nursing of his strong neryedwife okeep him
from giving way to- despondency. HE lis ID
pitifuFsight,; and the last man one would have
supposed to be fit subject for Presidential
honors ''"'7R '7pG' HRa 81 tSND
Mrs Davis is the second wife of the ex-
Presideht,by whomIhe has had four children.
The eldest is "a smart, little black-eyed girl,
Maggie, of some fourteen summers, and the
next d boy, Of about twelve Or thirteen, who
goes by the euphonious cognomer Of Dung
JEFF. He is chip from the old block, and
we would suppose from his action and man
ner, shown on vorious and sundry occasions,
that he too, like his traitorous sire, would in
after days be fit for treason, stratagem and
spoils." II II G L u x 4 "A
The next is a smart little fellow, with hhnght
eyes and faxen hair, too young to, have the
least appreciation Of his condition, and ND
fourth is nursing child, Mrs Davis is d
member of the Howell family, of Georgia,
and has d great many relativesat at Augusta. =
Sheisa pretty woman, of probably forty years
of age. When first saw her, at Macon, and
conversed With her oinStlfe ears; IthcIghf her
pretty and agreeable; ,bhtltolook at her now
seems as though twenty years hadbeen heaped
upon her head in one short week, Her pride
and vivacity forsakeH her and truly she
is but the wreck Of her former selfng,, -z..s
/ Miss Howell, her sister, is a young lady
hardly out of her teens if we are to Judge by
her appearance She has black hair and black
eyes, with raddy complexion, and very little
Of that modest demeanor Which characterizes
otir northern belfes.a I'm fact, sheiis rcparse;
coarse in feature, and eoarselin demeahor.- -
This is not much to her detriment, however,
as her future prospects are not well calculated
to develnp the, finer, sqqaliti$Nof az higHbred
ladya tSheis saianced, to Leutenans yHatha.
way fjthe prisoners. ~ t,.isl Vgt w
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

Beg- The editor being absent should not
be held responsible for errors Of commission
OF S@aIsiYa 9@IsslYYa Z q ...iL.Z .i.,Z-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

gy Indiana is taking the lead Of 0hio in
this--that she is making arrangements to pro-
videa perrnanet home ordisabled soldiers and
seamen tE'S 4'9s f'''s " =
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

J peA- Il viii be seen under the proper head,
that the larger portion Of the armies now in
the field, are about being mustered out of the
service. ID a-a EAss & r t7'0'e''
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

,Bey= General Grant contemplates retaining
the veteran troops inithe service, untilthe reb-
ell force in Texas shall he subjugated or sur.
render, 'a'a - f@ ,,,'' Ir fI - - n !,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

gD- General Sheridan arrived at Cincin-
natl on the 26th inst, and was cordially vel
coined blythe authorities Of the city.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

na- The Conspiracy trials are still pro,
crossing at Washington City
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

B6s- An iresereft paragraphist says, that
it is related Of Jonah, that when he took up
quarters tie fwkdlss ! belly, ne 3roteShothe
to his father t0 comeA dwn1inpmediately, as
he bad discovered a splendid opening for, the
oil business The next day, he telegraphed
the old gentlemanaast follows :gsss . .,,drob.
" Father, don't come; I'm badly suckedin.
Plenty of oil, but no markell !,
This is the first q fsh-ql account historians
give us of the oil business. ssie'' .si''s 7,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

A Ladys dressing,case has been shipped
from England for the great fair. at Chicago.
1t is to, be presented to the Iprettiest girl in
that city, WHO is to be designated by ballot,
the voters paying 81 for each vote deposited
The article is valued at$l 300 in gold .,a,.. va
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

g@~ Gold closed on Saturday at 1851
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

-aeA- Now that rebels are arrested in their
further efforts to destroy this fine Government,
very suddenly they become patriotic and de-
monstrative in their appeals to Northerng gen.
erosityi also, in public meetings, they are by
10 means backward in indorsing their future
l,yalty, and are equally clamorous that their
Legislative authorities shall Immediately as
semblc, on the plea of pacifying the country.
Such are the doings of certain class of men
who, until lately, were leaders in rebellion,
and now to save position and property, are
professedly clamorous for the old Union, are
fully answered by President johnson, in the
arrest of Governors Letcher and Smith, Of
Virginia, as well as the fugitive Governors OF
North Carolina, Gecrgia, and Tennessee
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

n@. A merchant of New York City sub
mits q proposition to pay off the national debt,
say $3,0O0,OOO,0O0, in the following novel and
patriotic manner: that one hundred and fifty
thousand persons contribute twenty thousand
dollars each, which if done, will constitute a
fund necessary for this noble purpose. The
"Sew York Herald indorses the plan, and
proposes to lead of by subscribing two shares
$40, 900. The proposition which originated
with the "HeraId has been handsomely re.
sponded to by Commodore Vanderbilt, taking
twenty-five shares, Robert Bonner two, and N
A. Nessers & Sons also two shares, all of New
York: in the aggregate amounting to the sum
of $3.50, 900 rs When it is seen that these sep
arate subscriptions can aggregate so large a
sum towards the liquidation of our national
Indebtedness, theme are strong hopes, however
chimerical the proposition appeared when first
presented, that the great scheme can be read
lily accomplished, in case the wealthy individ
uals and strong Mercantile Houses which
abound in our great commercial cities and all
the loyal States shall come up to the great
work in proportion to their ability, in the dis
posal of redundant wealth. !, Men in all ages
have been conspicuous in the liberal endow
ment Of literary, religious and charitable in
stitutions, and why not prove equally gener
GUS and liberal in the maintenance of gov
ernment which fosters and protects all thos'
institutions as well as the liberty, the lives ant
the property of the thirty-ive million of peo
pie who live under the egis Of our country
Webelieve the project practicable one ifprop
erly followed up. And why should it not be
patriotism and dwealth aboundlng as it does il
our own happy and now regenerated country
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01


three bills of Indictment against JEFF: Davis
and JohnlC c. Breckenridge. The bills will be
presented in the Criminal Court to-day is.7
The offences specified are, aiding and abet-
ting hostilities in this District last summerati
\ The capture of Breckenridge is confidently
anticipated by the authorities Information
of his whereabouts has been received, and
an effective pursuit has been organized. oaF
General Sherman expects to leave for the
West in d few days Heiwill lead his soldiers
to their homes and will atsonce,resumei his
duties until the civil authority hasbeen re-
stored.gll Fl aa3lgga q vSvl{vfHl ss2ng Oh
Frederick Seward has somewhat recovered,
from his relapse ,s'1281asai adt ID 9hie od
\ aGoyernoH Pierpont arrived in Richmond
yesterday and assumed Executive control 6f
the State, ivs55d sft tehGnrA ,Ysb E5
pa general election was also held throngh-
out Virginia yesterday. aia9s 81 d's~ yoI74'
The Attorney General G H. has ha ',i,i ,ji,pist made u u
most important decision. Hasfirms y that the
amnesty proclamation was q means only to
SECURE, q. specific purpose, which, was the 81 sup;
preston of the Rebellion. a. The, Rebellion
endeda the amnesty is void, II does not re-
store citizenship, property or vested rights, ,--
The President has no power to pardon except
for, what is past, The Executive clemency
cannot -stretchlto the future, j a Therefore the
dscress Of con6scation must stand The de-
cision, will 7be-, given to the public IN at few
days, ,dyalisH, ..bo8.f4ag az tSG t,rel,s sa.uo
The Tribune sspecialt says, in the election
for the House of Delegates yesterday the
disunionists swept Virginia as far as known.
In the Alexander Disrict Vim Dqlany, ol
Fairfax Court House, who has bitter hatred
to the Union and, became a cripple in the
rebel service, has been elected tp the Senate
and,J., English, no, less bitter to the House
English took the oath of allegiance only the
night before he announced himself as q can
didate. ....,,,,l o., 1s.
The. Herald Raleigh, correspondent ex-
plains how the Rebel, archieyes fell into our
lhands. AZ General Johnston notified General
tSchofeld, that they were at Charlotte, and
thes latter, sent ,Lieptenant Washbnrpe fol-
them General Johnston received Lieuten
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

JEFF. DAVIS IN'FoRrREss MONROE. ,i'nj
Fortress Monroe, May 23.-Ati one o'clock
This Afternoon the steamer Silas o. Pierce left
The wharf at this place; with Brevet Major
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

The intelIioence was ,lxent from him ,to nre-
vent tbe Eject mon mo ks h;s nervons system. EN-
When ;nformed Of 't tbe son, ' be was @ yery mueb
sbocked and for .. wI;is. I AFTER was mnah
nrostrstad He ;s now % hovever aver ont ont Of dann.
ger, % 7ai,s,lcaag.sal agat.4qi, s1olipi q,ja
9Ihe entire floating debt Of the treasury will
Dc .hqulaased oy the LIST OF 9une. azs g ,,-EEl g
hSecretary seward was summoned " appear
rive, his testimony relat;ye to, the ,attempt
made upon his life on the night of the, l4th Of
April, but Surgeon General Barnes would not
permit him to undertake sucha a task, at pres
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

understand they found market" BE that a. a'y
they not here trouble doves this week ihe ussn
stock less from s directions than week From Tie
Horh. 40, West, 7is; MAINE, 2i0. Last week North
400; West ss5 Msin ST. About 6n less than last week
In a This smaller number favor Of tho droyers and
econrsy-d them for rather bette terms than tey 90
tanned last Tuedsy la Consequence lrge snPDy the
city mlTFet was rather dull psr OF the time at lest isrt
week and the butchers hoped to boy cheaper rahtr hsn
desrer The very large supply Of sheep and lambs was also
sgaus the tutchss Couseque,y trade wss iher dn IN
the morning yesterday and ptis made Ling forenoon et
Canbdgc Droycrs burg well fer their price, aud fought II
eut Oh that line resoutey ahough from ate rNp'ienre
drosers have learned dsi putting on TO edn,dhy the
OF ork that p5ssUly b. d'posed OF on Inc'dsy
We have ohan gel hgufes the scale oi prices Tor 'e
weeks pas aud do not Cell arr them iot ,nc
BITTER The stoek mostly sod yesterday, and the
market must be reported as firm. oo
As h. sheep sud lambs, sthough he NUMBERS over l1o1
they ud ready market. At present, mutton dc
cdedy the cheapest In the nsrket and people oy
Of than they otherwise would There but II le d
in ICES bat tlAnt that little favor- tb. sebe al
though heard butcher bos.tng OF having boueht
amoridgs ser Tu,sday l47 she'p and lambs tol 70
per head for wlch IS was refused the mornng Pooi
ic,. lamb. sod 81 81 IS and ~ 20, while mo-.
sold IL ~ Tj0 - Is. Cows in deinsud FORK hsh
Live pogiIry from l8dl9c y NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
LITERARY ITEMS.

An elegant and costly new work OF art is
speedily to be pub-hed by Bunee Huntington OF
this city entitled FESTIVAL Of Song" series oil EVen'
ings with the Poets illustrated with IS pictures by the
leading members Of the Academy Of Design. The en-
cravings arc executed with the most finished excellence
by Babbett Hooper The literary portion Of the wori
by Frederick ssunder0 author OF Salad for the soi
itary," &C. The plan OF tho work Ia Ssv. comprising
only tho most perfect and exquisite passages oil our
great pcets English and American. iBtcsper'ed WIN
anoodOts and criticism.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
Hosks nseriyed.

History Of England By James Anthony roude A. h Vols
IN snd ". Charlie, Scrbnrr 8 Co
Dante Pho.Opher f4tio,, snd Poet by Nncenso Bou
limo. pp as. The same.
The Life sDd Pbho service. Of Abshsm Lincoln by Henry
J. RAYMOND. Bvo. ~. si3. Derby Mnl'r
Jolly snd Katy In tho County BY hlos Gray. 3mo pp
100 Robert C.rtrr BrothtrL
NeaPs Charcoal Skst.hes l2n0. ~. SN T. d. Fsrsoh a.
Broihers .. -. .,
W,,, Vr.n.i II. Farm, and Forests. Mues aud OiWel'
by J. r. Dodge. i2mo pp 276. J. T. Lippbccli Co.
A Latin Reader Ey Albert iiarsDes l2ao. pP ~" H.
Appleton 4 Co
Tb. Tenth snd Twelfth Book. Of tho IBsttuoDs OF oan'
tlisn. with Explanatory Notes. by Henry y fusfe'
l2m9. pp. IT'S. Tho Same.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
phiind.,phia Cntt,e uarLci-OcT. II.

The supply Beef Cattle continues GOOD and prcts re-
about thr same The offerings and ssl' amounted 10
80 head, st prizes ranging flU to 81 ot comuon
stock and s4 10 le for good and from et 10 Is
& 100 IL for priue and 8,
SHEIP-Ibis market quite active, and 35o9 h'Aa
chAn yed hands Al !o L ID gross fo good shte ana sf~
- 81 Tor ,tock sheep. Lsnb sold AZ so 80 zach
oos-Thc G rand for hog. 1. sti active and prices al
ed shade. The sses amounted TO 1850 head at riS1
90 y 100 m net -
CowsIh- safe OF amounted TO S head at 5Sd so
for SpTiBsers and SSSd Z a. Tor aud cali.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
Bosien Live stoeh Market
BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDrohD
Gspoytsd Jor GHs TRIBUNE ihs 0sS sad'as "e's"t
IL Iso3.

BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND hhDFohp
Gspertsd fns IKiBuSs ihs DsaS saaas "''Ts"b
Oct. IL. Iso5.
Amount Of stock at nsrkstt ~ ~,
Cafu, sheep. Bsssts Rt Hogs Nas
fhis we<k lJ,loA
L.,t twees..............AlJ ll6dl 90 io5o ~
One year aso............3GlO 63s1 200 yo ,' 70
PfIcEs- per 10 TO- total wesht oi hde' 'si"
and u,at. sI,r. slJasi4; Gr.t aualiy. bR9tlJ y,
second qualify, $40 .od IA yoa third qushi{ ssaSw'
low choice single psiis and beet Wsst'rn sn ''~"|'
some Of the poorest Bulls ke t7asa .....,.o -
Working Ozeat 4 50 4275, handy ste.rs ~e'ari'" VI
much according 10 their Vtlue for beef ,oa.-s p..
Corr and Young Cdirss-tsir q1Anty' sV""''' H''-'
ss0d sil5 Fsrfow snd Dry s30c as. ,,,. Ala
SoyS, or tlfp YOYs0 Tdfns Fdrm1s-fesrlinp, rlo
$40, Twoyssrod. s2sd 500 Ihreeyesro ods eJSd 90,
S.ssp-Pr 10. live weight bdIe -hs.p sns "s'"'' ''
head In lots o. 25da5 5Ji EIirB. *b1r ,,,
Fat Hoo,IP,r m l16ISc ly. weight Shosts-whossals
lsdl6c. retail, l5tdl1ic. , sza
Mdss-Bhshton, sdl0e y n. Co,nuy .o"
TaLox-lodi2c. y n. Cali 5sns, lodlsc'
Peifs-s 2S6tI IS each. -, -. Al. Ill,
RsnAxxa-One hundred and forty We.te,n os'.a sn,.. m
remained unsod lss, vssh were sent 70 NsN'h' N"e
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~ ROAD. FALL ARRANGEMENTS, lsea ,Ssrs SUM,
'MENClNb MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is PAsStrTUSS9
LINES FOR CAMDEN MANCHESTER AM LorS "a
BRANCH. The Steamer JESSE hOYl, ,sps,ss.sj, ,sps a.
Leave Pier No. ,, North River, daily tsandss'
folows; ,.x,nRy M.
At li:ls, = m, EXPRESS LINE FoN = Nd Bsph.
RECT taking passengers foe Port Monmouth H,,sksburE
Long Branch SHARK River FsruIlasdse sqasn BsrnesL
MAJ chester, Toms River woodnansie, ON Camden SOD
Tuckedon, Olson. Jackson. aD1 AL o's''"
Atlantic Raj road. - ....Fsro -
Through 10 Csndeu m FIVE hoaf'i '......
FIearen ticket good three dsy,' ocbsser Toms
AtAl5 p m, Way fs..sns.a III s,aols. vo,~
TMRoua tS iSE cA'n5tssa n5sas .s Camden IL
Leave New.YoIk q tiSp H., s''''"'
p is:y. T, D'5, SaE: ..s, n Ira' N'".t'
nslt day. ,,.t.s Ayply 10 q 4 nAskrS -
rIs, Frc.h. tsas tsnsn Red Bssi, n J. W.. sSA'N"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

DIREClO OR3.
HENRY A. SMYTHE, PIssidsut Of the Central National
Bsnb. . 49,,
JOHN p. YELvERTOS, President OF tho Bank OF North
Amelia ,,.,,
NOAH L. WILSON Pr-siden, Of III. American Es'ioua
FREDERICK sChUCHARDT off. sehuOh.rd, L Sons
Bsnkefa a.
NATHAN CHANDLER II John Nunroe CO.. bsnker'
WM IA. TOWNSEND. Treasurer Of the Sterling Iron
DAvIb b TURNER ofSsw YorsL
Esrh share will b. sn,itlrd rom the Cos, mined By IN.
in sny one y-sf propoonais share of ssid
90. 30 ined 4 en eEc~~cns tuu share Tor
t. profit. thrrrou and dsd-pd u the profit Rom tue pro
duet b-voBd the amount DELIVERED on the shaIea.
sub,-fipons for ni ei number Of shares r-ceivrdby
WILSON GIBSON Co. No. 80 rroad~sy, \. Y.
IN, prop.ry , Company 10 situated b-iw-en The tow
~ = rsnon "a, and a., Wyoafs Valley RAf Al and toh
prrpery, shoot ni~ rom scr.n'o on, s"d sJ"nns
the " Coal 90. tis free sud uuiBcumber~d. ard thr
C~ru.ny ia, go do, Of sny And Il of tho bet cosl
pfor,rss the yry. bsiHs estnsi-dtn t. eonain ss'rn
in. Il Tun. Of ,oa suoH thr Whole q Shich usbove
~st.f hV ni capable " TroJsoins tom lVos" TO 'oo"
iursalrH. - Il.
ABy shsrholer Wishing 20 take hs eosl cen have II
.od company for h. sccolui sd re~ivs The pfoh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRASJEMENT isSA
COMMENCING MAY -. los
TRAINS LEAVE NFW

PASSENGER station IN NewYOr Twentyscventh =
and Fourthavs Entrance on lw entv seyrnih-sI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co." LINE.
u nAuY knn PnlNINfkCF NIRECr

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Con.,,ins Of III. follow ue now and spend ,,rsmeri
- ELEITRA Capt !. w. Hys; GALATEA. Capt. W. N.
Jones; OCEANUS. Capt. Wnl. Young .
One nf the ,b9ve gnfcen VII leave Pier No.
n North River foot Of Robnsons. Daily tSundays
T Connscns at froyidenc. with the 7:is Trsin FOR
Boston.
t1- ri.ht taken At Propeller Rates.
r-Jh-.. eau-rs sts in their arrangements
for h, comfort sud acty Of pasnse and their facilities for
tie r.a.poraiion OF FrrilhL :,
70 sNer retiring for the nsht d'.urbed
NJ, they srivo Providence. at hcur early enough to ~
cure III desired, Ia the hrst accommodation tram for
bosfor.
For information IN regard to Freight nc sppy to ISAAC
ODELL. Uesers Freight Agent, Pier No. n. \: Y.
For c.rt Sat-rOon> c., apply 70 the OIoEt on Oord
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" aud FRANCE Tho New ork AID Isvre stcsaship ?
Compabss frstcsbs msi steamships ARAGO and FtbroN
tsvinz thoroughly rrhted viii esse Per NO. 81 NORM
River Tor Hsv o. calling Of Southampton, as 70 lows:
n iI;o - iIR,pY A GAp,pEE......Noy. rs 1895.
FiiiTO JAsAs A. " orToy ....... Dec. - 1885.
aVaGO -. UvSRy A GApspEx.....Ian. 20, 1885.
IiIItos J.sK. A. Wor1os.......Feb. IL, 1gGG.
.RtcD ~ lIssKr A. G.pspEs...... March II, 1886
EifLTO ...i,xEs A. NORTHUMBERLAND IL, 1856.
PRICES Of PASSAbE ~ GOLD
Flf.t ssbin.,....tl1l ~ second cabin. ....... $50
An rxts rieuc.d ureeon on board. ,
Th- company be r.pon. BE for spos or vslHsoet
un.s bills Of laang having the value eipre''ed are SSued
th-rcf.r
ISAAC BILL. President,
No Brosdysy New -iort
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

Steamship LAFAYETTE for brg:, and ilavre gn Iesye
Pier No. TO- North River. foot OF Morton St, on FRIDAY
i1h n. Passengers requested TO be on board at 10
O'Clock, forenoon 49,.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRAN5ATl ANTlC COMPANns
NEW LING or FlRSTCLAsS MAIL sIEAhrlllPs
BETwEES nkWYURk AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
BREST
hr G.t .pl.uSd vr,,-l. or this fayote for the
Continent ssr The following.
WAsuLNGrON ......J ent tuu....... q horse power.
IAFAYE 20. tura..... 90 horse power.
EUROPE p tuu...... go horse power.
k,PDLFD, IiI....(hr.riy rrady. 100 boIs- power
81 LAURENT. (buildng. At po~cF
(bi,dinil ..........Grrsi power
WILLIE De PARIS. Buidiug). Great povrr
DEPARTURES FROM NEWfORh -.
LAFAiRTTE. A. Bocaude... FRIDAY, ..octoh1 10
EUROPE, A. Duch-sLe... .FRlDAl ..NoNrinoer ~
IRiCE OF PASSAGE. ~ OJLU.
fIRsr CABis. tiI sycosD CABis' -"
including table. wine fr rilAef GAS
Pa.senssrs Intending and VII be- furnished here
With railroad coupon ckrts aud their b.fg-se checked 70
Pa sddous charge Of - for hrss AMI 81 10. second
class.
slpiiedi ATTENDANCE free Of eiqrgs
for Further niornstion apply to ..
Go MACKENZIE. Agent.
No. BToadway. Hew-fcrk.
A. Psrts, Il boulevard des Crpucnss tOtbnd HoteL
At Hsvre. NM. lSELiN CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
i ONG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Traius win

III
4 leave Jsmes slip. Eew-York as follows:
e:O. u. Greenpot Msi and Passenger Train soppius
sL Way Stsou sud conne,tng with Glen iesd h'sJuAns
H,mp-tesd TTaina -.
i0.SO |, m syosset Tr.ln stopping st ali Way Station
$50 o. m tre-uro1 krps,s, connecting with henpsosd
and stopping At al Ststi jns east o. hicsy.le -
40 D. no syo.sst s,ssns,r Train fos Rosyu Gen He'd
3:3Op m For North Islip, HempseA den Head IA<
Ro.yD. n,,-.s.x
On sunday an Excuon Trsn lesvo HunteTs Point st ss<S
l. m Tor yaphank and al intermediaie Stations
- o. CHARi.lCk. President