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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06
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iiOz o. fss conference .ifk the milI,ary .u-
AnOgI'ls-s- At o'cl<k On III sns<ning Of
the 25;h. General Sherman notified Jokn-
s,'n that terms .-re not accepted. and tia,
the truce ~osld end IN forts-eigh, h"urs.
Lsi.-r in the day he s.-ni another Gag. de-
manding a surrender on the same terms
accorded % Lee.
California xesa
san Francisco. May Legal Ten
ders opened at III "a ~, advancing to
IA az 12.. with heavy sales at the latter
figure. Gold. yesterday. l43@l44.
San Francisco. April 2S.-There is
more enquiries for wheat from millers both
here and in the interior. We note q sale
OF 100 sacks Of Oregon on private terms ;
also lot Of 400 sacks of Bay ut S cts. In
flour, we note continued good business,
the sales including 200 Dbl. Genesse Mills
at 1880 for s.pcrtin-. and 1926 for extra
choice. Santa Clara. Alviso and Golden
Age are jobbing at 1850. 200 quarter
sacks Chill and 200 sacks suppr6ne Napa
at 1880. Bnrley-is quoted dull at $50
$50 per 100 lbs. for domestic feed. We
hear Of no sales of importance. Oats
we hear Of no sales Of any importance ;
nominal prices l.750l.753 as in quanti-
ty. Po'ato"s-bags are selling freely at
.5O03624 for good bodegas.
Hidrs-dry arr variously quoted from
IL to IL cents. The latter is an extreme
price for small parcels of choice. A pri.
va'c dispatch from New York quotes at
l5'0l51 cents ingo!d.
S~isnn. april 2S.-This morning at 3
o'clock. tho Pacific Methodist College a:
Vancaville, was burned down by the hand
Of an inccndiary. Loss, 5000 dollars.
Secesh sympothizers claim that it was
done by the Unionists.
The following IRE the rates Of fare by
the Panama steamer which leaves on
Wednesday next: First cabin, outside
rooms, $2l3; first cabin. inside rooms,
$lG2; second cabin, 500; Storage, $50.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

Disease 0veImatt hedby Medicine.

Sir Ashley Cooper sal! that no man
ought to know he had stomach. I'm.
fortunately, however, the two extremes of
luxury and privation. teach a considerable
portion Of mankind that they have stom.
achs. and very troublesome ones too. The
digg,rs after gold in orr gulchrs, the alIu-
vial of our rivers and our dry plains, suffer
much from diseases Of this organ. aud of
the liver and bowels. At present, how.
ever, there is much less fear of these COM
plants than formerly. All intelligent
miners are aware that they can be readi-
ly combattcd and cured by the timely
administration of Holloway's celebrated
Pills. One of the leading forms in which
disease of the stomach and bowels exhib-
its itself in the interior-and we may add
in the cities too-is q facilitating diar.
rh,ea. Nothing that has ever been tried
either in dysentcry or diarrhoea in this
country, has uniformly succeeded in curing
these maladics except Holloway's Pills.
1t is stated that tout Of fivendrcd hum
dred cases in which they are admins.
tered at the Ballarat Diggings, they did
not fail in one. The ordinary medical
treatment Of diarrhoea appears to b.
wholll useless in this climate. Probably
it is SO in any climate. Be this a. it may,
it is beyond cavil that the Pills arrest the
complaint as certainly and almost a.
quickly as the brakers Of rail car arrest
the revolution Of it, wheels. There are
no it, or butts about the matter; the cure
is foregouc conclusion. Imagine what .
Godsrnd such . medicine must Be to tho
digger. Poss~ssed"f it b. fesls % IL en-
dow-d with another right arm. The very
fac, that his chest o. knapsaek contains
such a potent counterblass 10 disease.
k.~rs mp his animal spirits and reodrrs
him less susceptible Of unhealthy ia6s-
ences-
Nin-s bound 20 the more anhealthy
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

N,~ York. April 90 The Heraifs Wash
in gfan special >.y-: Th- search sftrr the
as.sa-in ofPre~id-as Lincoln and the would
o. nsud-rer AZ Secretary S-wara. has de-
v-ispei VII laid ssA d-6b-rss~lv mn
szr~a Pisa 81 s~~s~lna.i~n infsnsss rs~e.h-
~ AMI a--a=- u-yar.li~s IN the snnals #
rrs-~. u sssr~.sxz's-ns have 30 reached
. prsms vk~rp ]; = prsp~- - ds~<l<< sh<
~xfrws Esd varis~s rams6cztsHns ri 'ks-
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e-sS~ur. y r-mraes- 90 shs- taH rx vss
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m u.aEs~s3xnl- bas -cb-m~ csar~rrr1 bv
to r-<.rzlsz~ s.a rsI.-d 9pss ~ tn r~s-ss
m sa~ A~xr If a-sp~-x.< I'D - ~s~ ef fhr
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en.--y~s--s-
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Bod ~ss sA..s ms<.&rxss~~ q th~ * had
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25
Hlarblnerp.
4 TwooD'
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE-DRlvIR,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the 50
,.iodiy Of hs machine az Others for the purpose
sinking Gil Wells tho undesisne- prepared to receive
orders foi tho zane.
ThismShnsTy comprise. everything requisite :oT the bong
Of oil well. excepting the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRI,N0PlPE. (but will boz furnished Hdesired At
reasonable 2ree and dspenses With hs Of the Derrick
Rope Bull and other oanbrous and yens,o sturo.
in uso and l. arranged being CONTRACTED wheel,
and portable that It be eay removed Tor the purpose VI
sinking wells IN different localities.
THE DETRrrUS il removed from the well by our PAien,
ydLic process and does not require tho removal Of the
drill from tho boring ThS process only all the
detriiu, from to 10 minutes but likewise efee,uay clear.
,psns all the small oil veins tina, often entirely
closed u by the old process Of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical IN yineer, q vel
DO sk o 40 TO GO fest within period Of from IS 70
~ days stsr the soil Pipe has been driven.
Arrangements being made for tho construction and de.
livery ofthese machines al NewY YORK. Norwich Nswbursh
N. Y. am Pittsburgh, Pa
For furher information, price, terms. nc. address,
SIMEON LELAND
Metropolitan Hotsi New. York.
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Assrsrayr Qu.RryRNAsrER's OFFICE
q iiuS

ASSISTANT CuiRTgFNAsTERs OFFICE,
30. fsl ErGHTH AVE, Nrw40RE. Naich y, I6o2 O.
|CANALkI AND ARTILLERY HOhSES
WANTED y viii purchase ia open market al horses
thu, may presented and pas inspection at the Government
.lab,. on TLuynltns Ientheve, unih iu'iher 40
tice "a follows; . ,,.
Cavarv horos 20 10 years old + 70 10 hands high
Art IN horse, ~ years Old 5l hands high and over
Pre. ,r cavalry nor.e s75. Price for artillery horses
in Payab. IN such funds may b. furnished by the Gov
|-r,rn.nt l.. l.. MOORE, Capt. and 4. -. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25
Boar6 ano Rooms.

NETWORK HOTEL.-The proprietor be-
~ iievng that the comfort and convenience OF hs Fr,
wE be greatly increased by changing from The oa %
dHoe the Restaurant system has determined 10 adoP e
liter on the lat OF May next.
By establishing ss'a rant edr.l in every respect 70 w
this country, and emp oying u the means in MS power "
Il compare favora W the most celebratedn .uiSp
feels confident the New Hotel will continue TO noo
IL well known reputation home for gentlemen etI IN
lies Ull<iM CilANoAo-''
New-York. April %, 1865.
|NNE or TWO FURNISHED PARLORS'
~ with Bedrooms attached TO LET to gentlemen only.
without board; also on fourth hoof icii4'
moderate. Apply at No. ~ st. Msrk's.plrce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25

I'VE AVE THIS DAY opened q BRANCH
w OFFICE at No "a Cis',, NswYort, and shall b.
bARs Boiler, PLATE, ANGLE aud T. IRON LI0HT,
RAIL, &c. NORRIS, WHEELER Co
Address Philadelphia
No. "a CHI .t., New.Yort,
IOf No. I,eo8 Markstst., PhlsdelphLa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25
Urn GOODS.
r EGRAIN's MANTILLA OPENING
FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE.

I EGRAIN's MANIlLLA OPENlNU
IL FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE.
The inspection Of Lsdiesis respectfully solicited on WIZ
NEsDAY Apd 2s viii be presented to puslic mott.
what Is believed be the recherche collection OF s
onsble Novelties exhibited in this city Having peer
fortunate IN securing the services Of MI MchENL o
many years the leading Cloak and Msntia Merchant Oh
way and Cana lie feels the utmost confidence IN Asserting
ha, his Mantila Department viii be replete this season WIZ
al that is beautiful and srtstiea KkkooroS
Garments that Paris seli excel and al price III sf
accordance with extreme moderation he merely soc non
every lady an inspection
Tie variety comprise:
LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS, from $40 upwards
LADIES' CLOTH CIRCULARS from so upwards
LADIES' CLOTH sACQUES, from :sl2 upwards.
LADIES' CLOTH BAsQUINES, from > l2 upwards.
GRO GRAIN SILK CIRCULARS, from + 80 upwards.
GRO GRAIN SILK BAsQUINEs, from $50 upwards.
6Ro GRAIN SILK JACKETS. from 1925 upwards
GRO GRAIN SILK CAPELLAS from $50 upwards
H. Z. LE0RAIN, No. 729 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25
Jnsuraure.
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The business of WILLIAM T
COLEMAN & Co, and Of CoLEMANs CALIFORNIA
LINE, will be- conducted in future by WILLIAM T. COLE
MAN in San Frencsco and In NewYork at No. en- seventy
one vall,,. BY hi, Agents, GEORGE PLATT and JAMES
IL. WILSON. New York. March II, 1865.
WILLIAM T. COLEMAN.
By GEORGE PLArr, his Attorney in Fact.
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Corporation Notices.

(ROTON AQUEDCCT DEPARTMENT-TC
" cor ACIDKS.-SsvkIlfr sealed Proposals. each ia
d. s~d with title the FIR rich n may b. Offered
If prfson and date Of ofgDs VIII oe r,oeiycd
construction OF the oDs street in pfovemsnts To
~it; ioyni with cobD-siou-s S1te"i It. iroa A'eno'
J. u East Rive. Avenue nom sixteenth % Seventeenth
It.; FuftyfNtht between Eleventh aud Twelfth ave- and
Ihiriy etl q between LesAson and Ihsd ayes iay
ug yif stone blocks Harcsv.. nom College rsce to WeS
IT,; tnz Rec-iyng Basin and Culyerfs and neal
E..venthE,e, fou Fourteenth 90 twenty -sithst anc
s.1ers 10 Clnsevoor o. from Ncstst to Ngdson River
r,ty third hon Ib.fd 10 Fourfl ave- snd Osk f,, iron
Obyers STcohcatora and forms for bds can D.
3..app.ca,iou Cics this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT L. DA3RAOH,
4. ". CRAVEN,
CroIon Aqueduct Board.
Office Crot9n hqusduc, Department April H. 1910
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25
CEYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.


~ Passenger r. pot in New ork sos OF Loeyst. ssA
Freight ID, Dot in New Yol. Pier No. North River con
meeting a. Hampton Junction with lesw Lackswanna
and Western Railroad with Lelgh Valley kA-
ros and forum, direct line 20 Pbursh
! and the West without change Of cars. - ,,
GREAT MIDDLE SOUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express rain, fy lrom tue Nes1 except ouna~yS
when evcling Train. -. -. cLt.-.
sixty Miles sni Two Hours saved by MS Ins 70 Chicago
Cincinnati St. Louis etc. wh blt one ehago ot cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing April "a, 1885, leave New YORK as io,i1"s
At 900 m, for E'ston Mtlea Chank. ""iamsP''S
Wizesbsrre. Mahanoy City &c.
Z a. m.-For Bergen Point. 49, -. ,u.,-
MAIL TRAS-At8 o. q. Tor eIninsicn Easton Wa
Gap scranton Wikssbarre, Great Bend Pss.oa, bins0~
500 a. M we..en. Express fr Eas,on, Scranton GsssA
Bend Allentown Reading, Harrisburg, Pit'sburg ana the
West in but change Of Cincinnati or Chicago
and but two changes to st. Lons $40
Il :OO 3 $3.50, $50 7:2O aud m for Eli1abeth
llOo IN TRAIN-for Eaton, Allentown. Masch Chuck.
Wukesbarre Wiamspcrt Headiu- Ps,isgile tarr sburS
i =. m,-For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Gni m.ass
o. m.-ForsomeIville AID Remington
$40 o m.-Yor S0mervilIso -,
800 D. M WEsrERs ExPRass IRMs-for aston. hbes-
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and me west Seee-
ing through jersey City Ftsbugh every eYesns-
ELuABxTHPokr new OK fERRT-iseavc rev
York from Pier y. H. Boats stop Vt Der
gen Point and Mariners HaTbor. - -.
~ kes Tor tho West can b. obtained At the ONCE Of Tie
Ceutr.l Raj road Company Liberyst, " X, a. No
Aston HOUSE. at Nos "a AMI So Broadway and n the pin
cipai hotels. JOSIAH o. siEAknS' supe 4lheeHaei|
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Sales BIZ a uttIon.

Commentaries GENERALS OFrIcE,
FIRST DIyIsIoS, Z
WAsuIsGTOs CRY, April ], 100.
4 UCTION sale OF CONDEMNED
n HORSES-Wil De- sold ubc auction. to the highest
l,dder at Baltimore. Maryland,
THURSDAY. April 10, 1865,
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL,
urny OF them well brci ano in good condition.
On 49,. 49,.
THURSDAY, April 20 1865,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
THURSDAY. April n, 1858, .,,
OyE UITyDRFD MARES WITH FOAL AND ONE
HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
The horss- have been ondemned unfit for the cavalry
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may be
had IN
Animals sold sirsly Sale TO at a mr. aud WIZ
be held Phillips Government Stables corner oil Fremont
and Eanser-sts.
Terns-cash, In United States currency -
MES A. EKIN,
Brevet 3rigadier eners in charge fst Division q NJ
O. q.
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NEW-YoRK and NEW-HAyEY RAILROAD
1864 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1875


TRAINS LEAVE NEWAohN HThSE AND TH
AhEN' b.
Fog New Haven. 7c0, a.ao l.zD lao m l2l5. tEx.i
800 q H. 1i5 . ln and ECO rX.,l p. N.
For id.eport 100 500 N.l l.l0 A. m II .. lEK1
300 (EN.) as, go and JoU lrN.l p. M.
For M ford, and stratiogd. 100 80 3 IS, 4Jl p N
For Fairfield, southport aad Wepor 100. lljoa M ia
asp 800 %,
345 40 $50, 500 ttx.l p. co..
For DaIicn, 100, $50 lll0 ~. 3f5 ijl $50 o. m
For Grecnwch 100 9jo II pa IN. j+5. 4jJ 80 . pm
For STANFORD. 200 $40 tAl NlO lap a. M lAlo lE1l
800 (Ex.,) 3 45, 90, $50. $50. BOO tEX.,) p.
For por; Chester aud interim 'das stations 20. 30 III
a. III. 345, 40, $50 t.3n, CO. p.
CONNECT TING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield. 8Oo M tEK.l 9O (Er lsH
p. ~.
roS Boston, via Shore Line. i2.l5. tEK..l a.0Jp.
For Hartford AMI Springfield aOo tEI,l m. (EA. lp
Fx,) l2lS, 800 g. m.
For ConncccUt River Ri'lroal 80Oa N. EL) iAl5r. N
10 Montreal 500 y. N. 10 Nor hampton.
For Hartford Providence aud s..hsi Rag,ai o. Ed
a. m. l2l5 PA.
For New haven, NewLouiou and Sioainstoa Ra.lrosia
800 a. m. l2.l5 800 500 y. Ia.
For Canal Railroad III D. 70 Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad a.
for NausAtuck Railroad, 800 L. IN, 800
For Danbury and NoTwa.A Railroad. 200, 80 a N, ~
p.
Commodious Seepn; Cars attached TO 400 ?. m, tram
JAMES n. HOlF. Sapt
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\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = WINTER

III ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
4 ~ ARRANGEMENr.-Lelsrs hew.I orS. Jamessiip and
3itsi East River FOR Grecnuort S- Hlrb9r ampon La.
O, a. ~ For YsphAns Lakelsnd lsp, Babylon Farm
iusdale. at . o aui ,. N puuEils through 70
Greenpo SATURDAY evrnuc,) FOR syosse', 10: n
A. NJ. and I y. ~ tStlses for Odd Spring,
Oyster Bay ald un,ington Fol henps,ead jamaica snl
Ninhe.i at and 10. 30 a ~, ami J. and o. -
River At s:l5A M Tor Niphlu. stopping AZ al Stations
eept Hampstead and Syos Gxcaf sets or TINS trsa
/ at reduced rstea 4. REASoNEi. Supsrintende ut
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Chanrcs for Dusinfss Alen.

NUARLESTON.-V HOLTEN, TAM
~ SEN Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Charles
Ton 8 c. would ike make arrangements with mAnyisc
and others introduce their goods In the Southep
,.rs.r. For further Information apply TO their Agents
MACOY 4 HERWl3, Nos liz and ia Broadway, N 1.
NOR SALE-The PATENT RIGHT Tor the
Stat. of Pennsylvania, to Company who y9 guarantee
a. d;a,e Of msnufActory In the CITY Of
Tn. snount of business t. De done under STv
Sroment conrsc, wi only be limited u % o. a '
and viii be disposed De ss,es co. e w 'V With sa
outright, OF iO' ga cnce Washington, b. c.
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CHANGE ofTIME.-RARITAN ana della

~ WARE BAY RAlLBOAD-Jn aud scer MONDAY
Apr H. ITO foot Of Murray daily. a. l03 N aid t;i1
o. a. connecting with Tlais nr HIGHLANDS. KID
|bANK, LONG BRANCH. sHhRA RIVER, hANOhES
TER Sc .., So a., p
| BROOKLYN TO PHuADELpHlA-FAre 81; Eregr
.ion tickets. , goodio thf'e aye. steamer JEsS. nor
r.y. Nanst Ferry Broch ~ dy, excepting sundays, al
n !. a. connectini a. PONl MO.MOUIH, with skpress
rans Tor PHILADELPHIA. rUCAEkION. BAkNEoAf.
TOMS RIVER. &c Retuuan-. leave ine 81 fefsy' run
de- Min. ~ B IS ID.
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1V,IN PLATES. Charcoal and Coke, I'm and
T,ene Plates o. livery description, ioi oA-H W ~ a
sa,msON . Co. No. 2l5 aud 1Is s.er'sl
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EIRIE RALWAY.-TraIns leaye 90 II

ERlE RAlLWAN.-TranS leave icot N
u Cnaiubsr.st, Plvoi IL f.-ry;
ul. D4y EElsrss, Tor 'lnst4 llfni hoceeS-r Dv1no
Salamanca. nld West, Connects DO kuio wr Lake Shot~
Grand IlnA Railways und AZ Salamanca with Atlantis
and Crest Western Railway.
$3.50 a. Mik and Way Tran, daily. to Ousgilie.
10 NJ Express Mail, for Buffalo connecting VIA Lake
Shore Railway
4pm. Way Train. for Port Jerv.- snd Ne.hursh.
p Night Express, for Cansniasus Rochester. Budsa
Salamanca, and West
p m Lightning Express daily for Canandiisua, Rochs>
ter Buffalo, Salamanca. Duukuk. aud West Conneon
bun o with LAKE Shore and Grand Trunk Railways and u
Salamanca with Ailantf and Grr8f Western Railway.
u Euigrans Train, daily tor Butalo' Salamanca Duo
XII. and West
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Mem Civilizations.

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A 1LANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BRoAD. GAUGE ROUTE PAS
'SFNGER TRAINS LEAVE hgW-fORk, via tie Ere
Ra!way from loo. Of Chanbers-s'.. RUNNING THROUGH
no CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE " CARS,
connecting with railroads for all principal ci. n TIE Wes
Tins road is being extended, sni will be IL conpess
running order to Mansfield Gao Ur0ana Dayton, Cincis
n..i aud S. Louis wihoat breis II gauge ,,,,rrsrn
T. H. GOODMAN Gen Ticket Ag., II. SWEEISEh
beadyiile ia. General oup'6
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6tsdmboats a,lo Railroads.

DOR HUDSON. CArSKILL and BRISTOL.
steamer TRAY bER leaves foot I'll irrison IT, MON
|DAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY at o'clock p IN
l. sPRINGFIELD.- steamers leave Pecxsnp for New
Haven at 3:lo and II p. Sundays oxcepted.l
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INEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Trains leave
~ foot OF CortlEndts st. Tor PHILADELPHIA, at 70 sni
H. M II n All a., and II midnight Tor oALrisoAa
aud WAsHSGrog. AZ aud II 30 a. T. ~ ahd 10 una
night Military Ticke,. receivable in the o. IN uAm
For other particulars see bills at oflces
.NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Trains Tor Albany. Troy and siritos, SPRING also con
meeting with the North and West, leve 10Th - depot Ut
a. M aud q. M. - 80, .
Tickets NAV he pYocnrei the Offices of Wescos Ep
press in New s,i BrooAlyn. Baggage checked r,m the
residence 10 al points tins road eni ia connections
NORTHERN X. r., Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Trains leave Jersey CITY for Piernont At 500 s's
Ia NJ IS o. m. Z. AMI % On Saturday
II rs D. m The lisa and <2l . run through 70
Monsey. THUS W. DEAAAEST. Superintendent