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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
New York DRY Goods NIarltct-N0y 80.

The New York Dry Goods Exchange report to-
day, is as follows: Jobbers' Prices Brown Sheet
i,ng:-Standard, &c; Great Falls NJ DC; Great
Falls s, PIE; Pepperel l., 2sc.: Pepperell R. 27c:
Peppere!l, ., 25c. Peppere y, pc. Bleachcd Shirt
Bates. B, 30e; Wa!tham x, soc: Harris A, Soc;
AArmures Bic Brown Drilss--stapdard, 53e. Corset
Bates s55ze KSent9eky Jeans-Unon, Zoe; Rqdman,
Sprague, 25l2c American, PIE; Arnold Die; Wam-
s.itta, &c.,; Freeman, zoe TickS-Hamton, 521Sc.;
Everett, 42l1e. Stripes-New Y ork, 41c.; Haymake-
i1c.: Easton, Soc DcnimS-Amoskcag 52lSc Man
chester. 3ll@c. Silecias-Lonsdae, Sc Indian Or
chard, 32l%c. Coored CambTicks-W Washington, DC;
Victory. pc. Hoop Skirts-Meyers | Y /, Skirts,
narrow tapes, 20 to ~ hoops, 52c q &c., wide tapes
Ae.@Sl TO- Bradleys Duplex Elliptic 70 TO 20 hoops
..&?l Is 2 dozen hoops.
Boston Markets.
Nov. 2e.-four-The receipts since yesterday have
been 4,697 bbls. The demand is moderate but prices
remain about the same We quote Western Super
anc at $50 80; common Extras at S9@g %; medium
Extras at SO@ll and good and choice, including IA
coiitG St Louis brands ut $ll.50G17 . Dbl. South
ern Flour IS quiet and prices are nominal
Grain-lhe receipts since yesterday have been 900
bushels Shorts. In Corn there is very little doing
but the market is quite firm, and prices tending
upward: quote Western mixed at 81 .02Gl.06 =
bush. and Yellow Mt Sl.06Gln3. In Oats sales at 80
I62 cts t, bush. for Northern and Canada. Rye is
selling at $50 d bush. Shorts selling AT 500 Il
tom Fine Feed S30g3j, and NIiddlings nj si0a42 r
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100000.

4Ftna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn
Springfield 7. and NJ. Insurance Company; Mass.
Massasoit Insurance Company of Springfield.
Merchants Insurance Company OF hartords; u,r+-
New England Fire Insurance Company oi nAi'
ford. ,,a Compapy Of
Fl5f tBa his. INSURANCE Company OF Hartford Conn.,
asi-eotu, th SsaE
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

DERRHNs, STERN q cos.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

NJ 0to--IlHpTON uliuuulDerSu, on tnC east
side of Stricken street. described as follows: Begin
ming for the same on the east side of Stricken street
about two hundred and thirty-nine feet sOutherly
from the southeast corner of Stricken and McHenry
streets and at the northwest corner of the houses
now being described, and running and following the
walls of said houses easteriy about sixteen feet;
thence southery about three feet; thence eaSterly
about nineteen feet thence southerly about nineteen
feet; thence westerly about nineteen feet; thence
sOutherly about three feet; thence sery abont six
teen feet to Stricken street. and thence norhtly on
the cast side of Stricken street about TWENTY-FIVE
feet to the beginning. Two three-story brick dwell
lings and two-stOry brick back buildings Assessed
to Daniel Ledey for State and city taxes for the year
1863. .............. is Is
No. 379.-Beginning for the same at the southeast
corner of Cole street and Vincent alley and running
sOutherly the east side of Vincent alley about one
hundred feet to the north line of lot assessed to and
supposed to belong to William H. Hiss; thence cast
erly said north line about forty-nne feet to the
west line of lot assessed 10 and supposed to belong
TO Henry James and Robert Earickson thence north.
erly on said west line about one hundred feet to Cole
street, and thence westerly the south side of Cole
street about forty mine feet to the beginning. Vacant.
Assessed to John II. Tucker for State and city taxes
for the yasr5 1866? 1859 and ls64.,......... 1885
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
City Collec' or.
noll-s&wts J, B, CANNON. AuOtioneer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
Colombian EeidhOIogien socieiy-Fifty
ninia Anniversary.

The fifty-ninth anniversary at the Ieltho'oC'an
1)ciety Of Columbia College was held Thursday evening
c. the Academy Of Music.
The audience was quite large-the house well filed.
The ladies' arrayed in their "Spring styles" pre-
renet a very pretty appearance. They are always 70
te seen at such exhibitions with their smiling conn
s<nances. seemingly TO encourage the Young men t.
yrOceel in the great field If knowledge IN which, a.
vet they are Young and inexperienced Travellers and
Iot take their hand from the pow nor LOOK back .
The young men IL all their speeches alluded TO the
present state OF our county ana eyinced The highest
degree Of patriotism They spoke IN glJWlngtcrn5 ~
the victories which We have gained over those who
have rcDeicd against ON country, ana in touching
manner alluded 10 tho death OF our late President.
The music under TIE personal sup,.N niOn o. Sir.
y p. Heimsmuiler. OF his department We heed not
speak as ali who know Of the band know that Its per
fJTmanccs are excel nj.
The exer, ises were commenced BIZ q PRAYER By
ehe Rev c. ~ Dufie, after wbich Mr.. George
T. Kip. the presiding officer made the open
ing sddress He gave history ol the society ana "a
genera view Of its present standing NJ. George DE
Witt followed him with well written and Freely sppk N
essay upCn tie 81 beet "OrdeT Out % Chaos A-.
Sfoses D. Getty then delivered an Grafton on icon
science" hich was we'd received Oy the audience Tie
A poem was then rccitedby Mir. Thomas {. Campbell
kbe subject Fashion" Te treated II IL QUIT, AZ
entertaining manner, and as poem II was very Eo0u
As tine and pace VIII not permit us TO speak OF the
c'her speakers as we sA0uld--that Is IN highly CON
mandatory terms-We give list Oi those remaining ana
Sheir subjects: Mr.. j.. i. Swain IT,, LIVER student;
y Twin j. Valentine, They Sayi" VIM. ~ S-i.s.
.drass Evening Calls" N Z. Cornwall IT,. i. T.,
SDorary address Z" Modern Grelsc . -
MI Randolph i. MARITIME and Nh Archibald ~
Campbell had been appointed to deliver oraiioAs' ba'
The exhibition passed of very pleasantly and the 40
cieiy may cougTstuate themselves upon the success
Wltk which their sndeavOF 70 give plDLc exhibition
upOn their anniversary heve net with ,s.
The society Is one Of long standing, and Of wellde
Csryst merit
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tn MEriners.

ArIAyrI CoAsr BrAugogr HAhBoa N c;-To enable
vessels 10 enter Beaufort arb0r durlg The night Two ba
,ons m ~ erected On sharkleord Banks for crossing %.
utter Bav ne lower or outer Egc blowing whie and The
naer liei,r econ III. wing rel l-ii
Two ihl hn.ts exhibiting fnre Green hzht esch ho
laced u tnrrng points a The Chauac and selves guides
ODD oros,inr the inner lilr. -, a
Sailing Droc'ioHiJor entering BeaWor HdrbT when on
be Bar fithoms ~ water, Care Lookout Lisht iiout
ste.rinr r. bys = bring the Bea l.h. shscSe!ort
uiks IN braias ~ - ail run n GA ,s lnse pas
as clio lie fd the Bar Buoy until neatly up VAN
! BIZ Lisht.po-i abreast OF hik. Buoy 40. J.
Lesv h.1 about o0 yards the steTboard hsnd chsne
rourse 20 W y w AL tbs course Of nails Tor tAe
oond -l Host passing midway between Buoys No. and
t5 the inner Bar -,
Light Boat steer IN \. by W. !! miles which win Gear yoa
Of ri spit fhs Starpord and thg pon 81 0loh ~
ack ru1, No OF the por, band lnd anchor OF TIE Fort n
Ks or q fltt ems water. good noiing ground.
Vessels drawing OTef ~ ce should not attempt 70 run ~ u
night without pilot .
The bearing, magnetic the distances are In
nautical miles.
By order Of iho Li House Board and under the direo'
ton Of the Supt. OF the L. ;. Coast Survey.
EDwAFp CoRDRIL
Ass,. = s Cosst Survey, act. h. H. inspector.
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srrgPpfNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEW-YORK.....APR.
Cleared.

s.esn,hip GERMAN tBrern.l, Ehlus Hamburg
ship Winfield Scott. Rand, Baltimore, j. Ba-er 20
Bark Goethe Port Damy, Oporo haeemeyl- bIg"H'
Bark lBfj John CAnfcu LeA,y, Candence, i. l. bue@
co. go 49, -, ptr.
ephia, II. BarnstoIh Co.
Brg Fswn OBI Drirr. LISA. Brett, Son CO.
Brg Nellie Stories Sanio Groin ROcher Bros ln'fey
Pris Village Belle (Br Hamilton. Vera Cruez, f-aalder
Sons. r.
Big wsyerley, Small, Cow Bay, Brett. Son h Go.
Brig fmelne, RYDER Ndglesbo. Miller hous ton.
Brig Nellie johnson tBIj, Waycot, Ciemaes''' Jed'
FrylS Go. - r. 49,.
Hrg Iisdley (Br Eicus Downing, Metlnor-i y T. " -f'
Co. . r ,,,u 4,
schr. CBr), Anee, Roriee, Nassau, r. T. honteh 4
ScHn D. c. Foster Townsend, Washinston' Van Bruni K
sehT. John Twsy, Dromnn Washington, Van Bruni \
fIa9ht. ,, tt,. N-o,.,, 4.
Sons -. -,
Febr Ann Flizs beth. Baker Norfolk, T. ~ tne,e q 'o'
ScLr Doretha Baker New. lisyen Hotchkss h4nlal' -
scLr southern CIoss (Brl George Pan6oro, d. H. lie
Wolf Co.
schr. shat'on -. -. .,
sebr. Ann fizo, Richards. AeJ snder James Hand.
Schr Martha Stevens Chance Baltimore. r.
schr Mary Fletcher Tracey, Philadelphia JOEL Fry Co
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LOUISVILLE, Thursday. All

IOUIsNILLE IIuisUu! = IfH 2, ItbJ.
A train on the Memphis branch ct the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad frou. GAINESVILLE. was
thrown off the track milo and half this side Of al
ousylle, and fred into by eighteen gueirias under
Capt. Morrow, yesterday afternoon. Tie guard md
passengers returned tie FIRE, wOunling Morrow and
three Of his men. one supposed mortally.
fight occurred yesterday near Brnndenburg. be
tween our forces and Capt Bacon End some twenty
gaeras, resulting In the capture Of twOthrds of the
guerEinas. Our casualties are not reported.
The Louisville guerrilla, Capt. Strong, recently con
viced by military commission, was hanged here To-
day
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NnxaI nInyemeiits.
THE BROUELYY NAYY-YARr


The "strike" Of wOYhmen Of the Yard SUI
.,ntpuos The spirit Of the meetings Of several trades
hsld Yesterday that tley would stn demand tseir
Old wages and would ". submit to ne feulcIon o. -
cents per diem imposet by The navy Department ~ y
sxDeot-d that w0rk.1cn VII be supplied elsewhere ana
A. "a rumOred that many oftle tOvUuLeL employ 6 ~
Port Royal and other points - the south, "ih DC
through; here and employed IA OVerlaulg tHo les'eia
now needing their labor. 1he court 81 inquiry which
was held recently at the Ns-Yard to Investigate into
she loss Of the u s manOwa San Jacnt2 III ne est
irdies has resulted in the oourtmarta Capt Meade
commander Of that vessel. The court wil Old al I'D
journed session commencing on Monday, MGyl
PHILAIELPgIA EAyY-YARp',
It's naval station Is being improved not only
10 tho erection and repairing Of buildings but IN dTedg
ing the channel in front Of the yard to suhcleD' ey"
sels'of.war. The frigare Chattanooga, Eight guns,
1905 tuns burden, will be decked ard eoppeIed teEy
SOON when she IL finished, The faInous New lr0Asoe ,
will take her place and be entirely Iehied. iue n-c
United States steamer Kansas. eight GINS, - no"
lying in the stream off the Navy Yard, and IS ready oI
Estye service; il is expected she will san daIy. Abe
following officers command her:
IJe,tSesSp Conmsndef, p g. Ws,mough; Acting Ensign
d Officer o. A. Thompson Acting Assistant ray.as.'sr
Ss..islt EnsneeT. Robert Poit. H. b semsni Acting
fa.sns c. b staples W Fisk Pay master. Steward, H.
Collins Surgeons Steward A Jsfeine.
TIKI sCIOTA FOUSDERBD.
The veteran United States screw steamer
goiots which has been in active service during TIE en-
the tecOAN l4lnc ia mo
Cory a. Mobile. Although not large sized nanoi-War
her capacity being 5 tuns and carrying five guns she
i1ss been in the most desperate naval engagements o.
She war. She built At Philadelphia by Jacob BIZ
fsy; engines constructed by Y. Norris Co In lsol
As flagship Of the Third Division, under CoMmandel
III H. Bell she attacked and psssed Forts jackson and
at Philip at New. Orleans April "a. 1862 On June %
of the year she passed te Vioksbnrg batteries
dn the following mOntl July Is. she was attacked By
Che ram Arkansas. On October a. Of 1862 her executive
officer Lieut. Swazey, killed at Donadsonylle. II
July. 1868 she sunk In tie Mississippi By collision
with the Arizona. Being successfully raised and re
Ctted she has since been employ cd Is biockader
h said she viii be raised ogaio.
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Arrived.

Steamer Richmond Baker, Fortress Monroe 30 hours o's
shin CeI (Bren Friedrick' Bremen 90 days Hd'e and
steam transport Consttution, GTeenman, Alexander ~
hours to u. s. q. Master. - p. 49,. "a
steam transpor, Thames, Trandy, Fortress Monroe -
hours TO T. S. q. Masier 49, ,,,,, "A ,o.,o II
Steam transport seA Oll fhh' " s'N'"S''' "
5. q Master 49,. ~ r..t.a-, fr.rJ
Psk FANNY Eaer OF Liverpool Perkins Trinidad, Cuba 10
DAYS with sugsr, &C. TO Geo 5. Stephenson 70 -
Lig FAvn Rome Groseuich Demafraa IL dayi tutIi j.
Fneas Len brig Daniel Trowbridge for Ponce, r. H. next
dvv Big Mississippi for Baltimore In days Passenger
Hamilton aud wife. Miss klvia berjsnin h.' TERESA
pianin Miss Jesse BTotherson Miss Emile de yonge
ErgT w Rowlaud Moorish, Mos'ins, March pssaeo
Gibraltar 10Th with fruit 10 master. -, o.
Bs John Freeman Croniele Port Royal days ballast
sebr r. w Johnson, Fsnotson, Beaufort days to the
I Coast Meching Co. =, - &c., No.. =, ... ...,
seSr I'm. ofwindsor s. Porter cen.co. 10 days viii
sail 10 Doeale Co inst lat 3D3s long 7~oO spoke Bro
men I,,g Anna Helena hence bound south 23th inst lat
s. % long 72co brig c; A. O. Coie steering o. H.
l schr ne.sn Perry. New Bedford
L schr Native American Drogsn, Eewburypot
\ Selr ii. X. Dunton, Jameson h0ckleho hme'
l sohr. Romp, Mitchell. Providence
u Sohr. Express, Dicks, New Bedfosd . -, .
Sehr Biow Harp RocklaDd, sths bound 70 warrington
3 schr. Enelope. Smith. Rocflsnd
4 Sohr. Caroline knight Hutehins. New LONDON
Il scr. l.. Darhels, Smith, New Bedford
( Sem. Tupis Bodine, Boggs, Cola springs
Sem. kew-Hsyen, Glover, New Haven. . . a.. :,
selr Poos Wosss, SRlivsn, with Granite 70 staten ~
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forces, Carriages, Sc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ppics, FIRST nIyS
WAsEISGrOs CIR, y. e.. March 10 1872
HORSES ARTILLERY

QuARrgRnAsrBH-GgsgRALs OPPics, FIRST DIV !
WAsEISGrOs CRY, ID. e.. Mstcn l2 .opS ,,,
'NAVALRY HORSES ARTILLERY
~ HORSES, MULES - HORSES, suitable for the
avny and Artillery service will be received at Dlesooro
Depot, in open market, tall May 1873, By Capt Geo.
Browning A. o. NJ. , .-s,
MULES la lots Of twenty-five or more, will be received "
III city in open market, iii My 1862 by Capt " II
oapkus Assistant QusgtcrmaAter corner Twenty secou1
AMI O-s'feets.
ton before b-ng accepted ,, =,
sp-ation. a. 10 ows cavalry horses must he sound IN
all rtculsr. well broken in iu flesh and go col itlon
from eeu Q5 to sixteen i6D hands hsh from i've to to
o. year d. and well adapted IN every way to cavalry
pp0ses Horses between nine 90 and ton NV Ytsis ~ -se
u SD vigorous, spdsily and healthy m1y be a epsh
Artillery Hol.e b. Of dark color sound IN al pirlcn
strong, quick aud active well broken and square fotei
names, in od fcsh and condition IRON 81, 70 zen wv
yeors old not less than hfteen and one half 9 hands h
each Horse to wegh less than ten HUNDRED aud hy '
pounds.
Mules must be G years Of age strong stout CON.
ract WeiE1eVoo animals not less an f(niteIh l %
"a, In fn heath free from every bsush or defect when
four front colts teeth and developed the corresponding tour
permanent teeth two IN each jaw.
These specifications viii be strictly adheredto and tsdy
enforced In every particular
Hours of Inspection, from 2 a. IN. 10 N.
Price, Cavalry Horses, hundred AMI eight five ,o rs
Sli5J Artillery hoTses, bundled Sni ninety dollar
1907 Mules hundred and ninety i've dollars 1867
Psyuens will BE- made at this eflce.
Brevet Big der General In charge,
First Division Q. M. @. o.
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Patriotic Meeting at Williamsburg, Va


FOk1REss MONROE. Thursdsy, ApIu 20 Ieo'
A meeting of the citizens of Williamsburg,
Vo was held the 20th inst 1T which they adopted
resolutions expressing the feeling Il utter cetestaiO
10 which tney held the Rebellion Gnd It's leaders. pray
inc for restoration az civil government ana Tie
speedy opening of the Courts o. justice as the best
means u restoring Virginia TO prosperity and that
Gov. Perpont be reque,tsd to order special election
for the magistrates ard officers necessary 10 restore
civil government TO Williamsburg Eloquent ard potr!
otic addyesos were then delivered. after witch The
meeting lAionrEed amid tLe g,eaieli eniLnsIlsll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

FRI IN NORTHUMBERLAND -TwBSTy-roURTH
vr--The stable occupied by Mrs. WyekoR in One
bundred and-tweniy fourthst between First aud Sec
ond ayes was completely DESTROYED ~ Ire xuey uYln
fnburg Loss $40; no insurance. Supposed 20 have
been the work Of an incendiary.
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NINETEENTH WARD.-A meeting OF the Cit
tsens' Associations Of the Nineteenth Ward was held
Hhursday evening at Livingston Hall. Al NhlcI ths
pbusos In the Pubic Schools aDd Islsl dAa hc1'
Gesy discussed and acted upon
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se!es bn auttIon.

A. NJ Mgs-r. Iuc:ioueer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN x Co., Nos. 69l and
ID Go Broadway cor. Of 4;h-st-sles q booss' ga
uouery Pict1re, WORKS Of Ant Fancy Goods. FUN us &C
SATURDAY EVENING, April y, at o'clock
STANDARD AND MlttfLANEOUS EODhS, irs'
collection comrlsug variety Of valuable works and cone
arce books sc. Catalogues ready and the books sie on
:GaiESTIL WARES. CURIosITrEs AND SEA SHELLS.
An ,r,envs variety Of superb sud articles no" on
exhibition and oT sll. An cTHution OF this truly Deaui'
aud immense collection is invited.
,DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
Byy nearly rpoai' It, Nicholas io,e.OFO. A. LEA-
yrr Auc,ouoer bS j. r. Cooley. to1si1'n- rs socitei
I'm w. IVES Il Co., AucilOneers, VIII give
~. their personal attention TO tie Sales Of FurntoTe or
Merchandise suers w. at rrdenc.s OF stores ~ a. mex o"
siores, 10. sc Broadway md No. 20 LiseHyrt
HgSRr w. LEEDS Auc,ioneer.
III II. LEEDS & MINER, will sell by Auc-
4 d . lion on FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING :.
pr "a and % A. SSEDIC OipS GALLERY, NO. 58 broad
way At - O'Clock each evening. - 49, $3.50,
SPECIAL SALF-A CHOICE COLLECTION or dlSti
CLASS OIL PAINTINGS hAD DRAWINGS, ~ the ioilo"'
inr celebrated artist. nud others;
,Irr,yon Coonans Fenseti.
wi ems hucs-flsni Ci-nouH,
pr'utot.r N.uEltcu, Ienibtm,
IG. T. Leslie, Iol-iscI, N4-hD'
Patrols Sernrei McEntee
IValeis Gusiayc LANCE, p. q & parey,
j.. Nclbocckhoys7, NDterman, SO Guy
Ve-.sb.lIe lie Noter, A. Warren,
Lsnilni de- Metz, DE Voc ~ Ihotni
~t,che Won Seben 4. +. Tot,
J. T. Poele, De Beul, W. j. Richards,
Met. W-dfop, jacques
lhev now on eslbioh az eOc7e ana ,I"t cF hHs TIC
iona te lie .sla-fttt.
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schr Penji.nen Strong Brown El1sbethpon for Provi
ience.
schr. Ellen r., Dennis fish.
Sctr. Ada Herbert, COtiree, Gocester hsh
Schr. Jonathan Cone, -, boston iot TOY
Soop Irene, Smith, Virginia days oysters
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VEW-YoRK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
1854. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.

TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRE 27THsE AND 9TH
ANESt +. 49, So
400 tExD 3sJ 80 and 800 ttx.,l p. m.
For Budsepo 100 800, (EI,l il.D M. lILo, lExS
LOO Ok 345, 40 and o 10 tEi. pm.
Eor Milford aud Stratfori 100 II oa NJ 70 ~ p m
FSr Fairae.d southport and Wespor 800 ilSoa L. IA
+3p. - -. 800 ,,s Ell
IS 40, So 800 tEx.,l p II. 80, -oo
For psren, 100 $50 ITO "a. J Is, All aW 2 W.
For Greenwich 100 80 l3j M 3so, Az ~, 'yp
For St.ss1rI ZOO 800 (Er) a3, llS0 m. i2' ,Eh-S
500 tFIla45 40 SO. $40 500 lex. p n: M, ,,r
For Port Chester and Intermediate salons w. W" "
4 M; J. 49, 40 $50, go 100 p. M
CONNECTING TRAINS. ~. A., -
~ pos.on vi, Sprn steld 0O (Ex 200 tEK d0
p. W. - -, ,,,s ~, AN, m
For Hartford and Springfield 400 tEA,) a. III tEArlI~
CAL l2.I5 800 y. $50 n ,.<.
10, CONNECTICUT River Railroad 1907 N tEI,l I'D u
! IA Montreal 3 on .. IN. 70 Northampton. -. -
For Hartford Providence aud Fshki Railroad sn 'Er,
W. New Haven New London and stoalnon Railroads
af0 I. m. u 49, 800. 800 p III.
For Canal Railroad, l?.lS Q. m. % NortAamp;oa
For Housatonc Railroad, a IN.
For Eanyauck Railroad, aoO d m, 400 p. m -.
FOR Danbury and NoIwak Railroad, so' ~ M Nv
|p ,oo 49,
JAMES II. HOlT, Supt
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EROOKLYN ITEMS.

SAP CASH OF DESTITUTION.-'rhe widow OF
Sergeant Faes residing AZ No. Clymer-st T.. ", was
on Thursday discovered % be in ste cl sIar' -io
aud but for tue prompt beDevolence OF ne h'I, ~
Rave lived twenty four hours. II seems iht Lor nus,
paid had been in tie army since the eomnsI 'eiclt %
Gle war had done much active service uIo hnn"'
var ago vas taken missioner and confined until re-
Gently in The Libby Prison, Richmond, during wb.oa
time he received no pay. short time s.see ne Ta'
S. hsab as "a down that lie died shortly after
Seaelng thai place ard bis body was recently brought
iomc to his wife for seputure the small , savings OF
S,sib Layig, hrokeu down sic wGs unable 10 supper:
S.r,er and Scoring solicit aims preferred TO save
Jssyero benevolent gentlemen have taken special care
~ ,bs moor woman and her life will probably be saved
Tnrther information can be- obtained by applying 10
capt. Woglom Of the Forty-ti.h Precinct Station.
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

To Albany, hv Hudson II. H. from ilth-st. Depot.
u ana lll 8 m. and $40. G aud l0t p. IN. SIM
day train from Jrth st. o .. IN City cars run pc
10 Albany by Harlem X. H., l6th-st.. 4ihav, 10
To Baltimore. by the NewJeI.ey r. r., foot Of
Courtlandt-st.. and lli a. IN. : p m and u
nidni-h IT. Sunday. p IN
Norv n Line Pier % n. X. Neptune Line Pier
Y n. r., and sioniDston line Pier 10 ~ k,daiiy
tsGnday excepted. p
To Boston. i by New Haven r r. 2ii.s, end 9Th.
av via shore Line III sn} p m snnday..... ?. M
ITO BRIDGEPORT by steamer Bridgeport, loot OF Peek
sif ~ ~
ofchaiabers.s, and 10 a. NJ aud p. NJ
To c eveaqd. o; BY Atlantic ard Oreat we.ieIn
R.R. via Erie Railway foot Of Chambers-st con-
nectins with h'i.Toad' for 81 principal cities IN
T. Greeuport Q o. ,and on Saturdays p M to
Yaphans. lsp, faIninsdalc Lour Island, by j..
J. naiiroad, from Janessio and foo; Of l'thst
Fdf HUDSON Ca.i aud Bi.c BY steamer iv
e.er, MondaY, Wedne.dly and Friday, foot Of
H.n.on..t North observation-disclosures. p n
er. lesye Peek Sip At 81 aud Il ?.
To New.Hayen by the New-iisyen R.k., 2.thst.
and 4,asv st = g. M o. m III s:t5 a. and P. IN
To the West. by Pennsylvania Csn,rai .l',foad'
and P. m Sunday train p. N
To tne West. by Central Railroad o. NcwJgsey.
VIZ Allentown. from pier ? \. r.. 9 a. ni., u "a
ana 8.o5 p M sunday ,rln.................. p. Ii
To Phi 4ic. phia. iy steamer Jesse How dy, isun.
Gays excep.edl nom iqot Of Wl,-s-, BROOKLYN,
connecting FOR. MoauontA with trains Tor
IN
To Ph.s delri1s. ~ Nrw-Jcrsey NrilrOad, loot OF
M sud Il midnight s1uaav.................... p m
10 Phiadt .phia. per Railway and Sisam5or', tsun-
day. .scertedl via Iamden ana AmOoy. from FOO,
ofBarciay H. Q B. ~ Exfiess................ ?. N
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Cos Line.
div from pier r. lot Of Robsnsonf, y h at ?. ~,
dsy rom pier 100. % iu.rsy. at........... 3. p N
ITO Washington. by how-Jersey i. H. foot Of
Court sldt.st. T. and Ili a. IN, 2. m, and u
midnight. Sunday. p l
fos further information in rcgd 20 Railroad Time Tables
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