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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

Steamship Liberty. Wilson. Havana 18th. ct p H. with
udse and pss. Hsrsons Go.
sesm.hp Hunter. Rogers Savannah 20 hours with mdse'
and PASS TO L. l.. Jonos.
steamship Thames. Swin Apalschicols Oct IL and Key
West 18th. with cotton aud pass. to B~nnsr Brown.
Steamship Twilight, Spicer, Wilmington 81 hours mdss
and pass Livingston. Fox Co.
steamship C. Benton, Latham, Newborn 80 hour, Wa HAT
t,r,, inl.t with mds.. and pass. 10 Murray Nephew
steamship Abensrie, Bourne, Norfolk, CITY rons ana
Richmond Livingston. Fox Go. -
with cotton aud pass. to Arthur Leary. 49,,
steamer ". +. clyde, Robbins, Wilmington NJ Co. days
- az, aud vas. 10 \. II. fssssn CO.
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chipping INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw-YORK......... .ocr 2

Cleared.
s,e.m.hip Mon,er ma tBrl Hsmshaw Kingston, Rowland
Aspipw.h No. - c. n . ,v,.
.,,, n, ~ 49,.
Baker - =. ,.,
HsrI iu.emunde tIiaa.) Kukrr, Bremen, Unkhayt Co.
B.rs DenlrtGo Ferio tAus). 0uibich. Londonderry
Ho,mbos Co.
Big Mnnehsha tBrh Douglass. Sierra Leone. j. r. Wilt
&ris d. Trowbhdse. Lyon, Dsmsrsrs. D. Trowbrldge.
schr. Lsara Gedfads Campbell, Mobile, T. d. iiuribus
Gehr H. D. Pitts Jones. New Haven. H. y. Racket Son.
schr Dragon Dan Petersop, st. Croiz, Ives, Beechss
Gshr. Ney, BORDEN. Newbern. J. l.. Davis
ScLr 4. J. Downing Denuis, Newbern. Murray Nephew
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Ofean Gteaners
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO
CA LIF RNIA.

THROUGH LINE TO
CALICO RNIA.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMaIrIAxNnY will wi,
s ., 90 the LIST OF rip No e. FUo
CLASS STEAMSHIP
HENRY CHAUNCEY.
Capt. ALFRED O. CRAY ,,ryO.r
for Aspiuwaii connecting via the PANAMA RAILhont.
across the lshmu OF Pensms and the Pacho WIN '
Compsny's favorite steamship
GOLDEN CITY.
The ,.aers Of this Company will sail regularly thereafter
cent s9y on uaS e .. m on" SUNDAY when the vii
BE- on the preceding SATURDAY. The
ATLANTIC,
Capt JEFFERSON MAURY: will sail 90 Sni,m ~
Noycmber H. connecting the Pacific whhths CoLohApo
BALTIC,
Can, ROBERT H. HORNER. win sail on IT. ESDAf
No,euber Il, connecting with the SACRAMENTO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES.
IyCLupiSG RAILROAD rAnx ~
First Cabin. $40; second Cabin, $3.50 s,sersge el2s
Children between and " year, hah .e, e'aen from
Baukable funds tcurrency) only taken ~ payment
0@ s.%n s Ss ss"r1 sD "ho viii
send tickets 10y mail or as may be directed
Baggage checked through In charge OF bafae" masters over
100 por nds baggage allowed each sjr passenger For all
this weight 10 cents pound must be psid to the
gaeS.
WAY PASSAGE RATES,
NEW.lORk TO ASPINWALL
First cabin 25; second cabin, so; Storage SO Chill
dren a. pr0Poriionsc rsies.
WAY BAGGAGE-On ali over 100 pounds to coch adult
passenger three per pound payable 10 the purser on
board
ASPINWALL TO PANAMA.
SIS in gold md cndrcn proportion payable at Asr'n
wall.
Au eSpers nrgcon assigned to each ship Medicinos
and professional services free Of charge.
For Passage tickets further information apply o. the
Company Ticket Office the wharf, foot Of Cana st.
North River.
IT. BOSTON to -
For Freight, to
WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
No ~ BROADWAY;
OR ON THE COMPANi'S WHARF.
Freight gents OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
+. W. CT. BELLOWS. AGENT
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1865.

T,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM.
i SHIP BREMEN. Capt. L. C. Meyer carrying me
United States mail vii saI from the Bremen per io0' o.
TLiyd a.. HoDoken on
SATURDAY. Oct. 81. II 10 o'clock m
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Tsking psssengrrsto -.,
LONDON HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND bkEMLN,
Ing rates. payable in gold OF equivalent Ia ca'
rency: -. xe,x, .,....,.
$31 So .
win be followed bv tho HANSA. Nov.
Tor freight or passage Spy j.. ~, -,,,.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
DE JANEIRO--CsIlin, at S. Thoinas. Para Perm
baco aud BahThe United States and prazi Steamship Co.
will spatch regularly the sth Of each month"; Of
their frclsss ,teaners THE 29th falling Sunday they
will sail on the 3Nb.l The NORTH AMERICA viii lrsye
on MONDAY the 10Th OF October. nom Per No a. North
River at II noon. The only cal at Para every Other
trip The North Am-ria will not call there this time. The
steamer so, III AMERICA will follow tho 9th Of No.
vrmbe An experienced Scr-cor Is attached 10 each toEn
ship. All letters must pass throuih the Po,t'Ohce
Nor freight and p,ssagr bavn, splendid accommodations
sppy to rios. ASENCl0 4 Co, No. II Broadway.
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Puss<nycrs Arrived

In steamship Liberty. from UnyaAJoselh bfoi. Adea
Ayuea Ramon dc ErSko. Ricnd tslrk fncisco, d, Leon
A. P-tant MD hiuecley, Hiss A Ksse, Madam Marquee
&. w. Hurley.
In steamship Thames from Apa!scheola-Csp. Gro Bneh'
ram A. g. Kinbs Iapt Thomas Thornton, A. W. saxon,
IT, j. J. Grimm, Mr. Made ind chiiaren.
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NrTED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Ocr. 2a-Bssass
Justice BENEDICT.
FORFEIrURE FOR NATURALIZATION,

Tie United States a,t. II Photosrs phic Pape5
In this case in which seizure was mado by the
Custom House officers for undevaluson tbe invoice valuns
them at 100 Prnssn thaler the appraisers at s60D vss
die. rendered Tor tie United States.
Assistant District Attorney Ethan Allen aud s. O. Cour
uey for the Government.
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PhiladeIphis Cattle Market

PnrAOsLrHlA Oct a,-pecys. receipt. and sale: large
A. Is@ls1c Fsir 10 Good az l0sf Sheep unchanged and
10 lair demand ISLES 1000 head Cove unchanged Hog
dsvpsl SuG dull ssles 3s99 SlsetW Y az w y ~.
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ADVERTISEMENT

hiss gone up about swevs per cent and purchasers will b
keen who have noticed that but had large stock %
No 34s Bswery was ons OF the Fortunate ami families will
BY purchasing there this per cent besides getting Tie
besi-l Methodist
N discretionary double sole sswed Boos osy -
Also. imported German Felt SLlrPxRs for Ladies and oep
men.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the City NewYoi from the 10th day Of October to the
I'D diy Of October, 1908.
Men, 100; women. 81; boys, ISL girls, lJ-tosh, al;
adults ?oo; children. zee; males. 2e; females 2Ji; col
ortd pcrsons.9
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Dort-i)ar0ens' Nctire.
STATE OF NEw.YoRx.
,r-WARpyyg OyvICy. No. lDS WaIist.

PoEr-WARpEss OFIIcE, No. l0+ Walst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section oftte act passed April H. 1851 elsted An
Act 10 eorsxe the Wsrdens Office Of the Port OF New.
Yor ali persons interested in, or having charge o. tho
subject matter such inquiry examination that
the following vessels under examination By the Fort
Wardens the said surv.ys examinations will be
within days succeeding this notice,
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MARINE COURT.-Ocr. q.

MAXINE COUWT.-OCr q.
MP. DIrTENEOEFER SWORN IL AS JUDGE.
Mr.. A. j. Dittenhoefer was to-day sworn in b.
fore the Comfy Clerk Jude Of the Marine Court a
the vacancy caused the death Of Judge McCty. Tie
noInosd bis intention TO surrender the salary o. biz Office
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6ieQmboats an0 Railroads.
DAILwAY TRANSPORTATION TO THE
IL SOUTH

TIE CHEAPEST, BEST MD SHURTE3T KOUTE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT TO VIRGINIA
TENNESSEE, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA.
The direct railroad route 10 the South via Lyncbnry
Knoxville. Dalton snI ChIitanoo,ai open tron.hou
it's ire h. The Orn., AID Aexardrs virginia and
East Tennessee anil Virginia end East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroads IN elton with the NewYork and
Ws.nrton steamship Company have agreed upon freight
tarii u, greatly reduced prices.
fassegcr ndsnpp-1 sva themselves Of the railroad
via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington to Alexsudfs
Passengers by this route pas famous bsfelds Of
aanass Bull Run RappahaEnJck station hnoxvI Chcka
msugn. Rfssca and Missionary Ridge. Cotton shipped
over h, road. a, IS bale less than any other route
u IL the DIRECT MODE Of communication with Mobile
and New Orleans, aud saves "a houls time.
For farther particulars Inquire Of
JAMES HAND No. lit Wall.st.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
IN, sun s-t,....5.eGI Moon sets... GA.
uisA WATER Iurs
sand, Hook 10. 50 Gov Island iI3Jffeh Oss.. lt
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corer C.LENpAR-rrr DAY
Svppyur

SUPREME COURT - CIEcUIT.-PAEr I.-SoA
?s63 esq., 1884, 1903, 26D. at7 2se 26Il 26i3 26l 2sS
2G! 26.J 2t25 2s.9, s6Jl. 33 PART I-No- 2i23 25o.
2i,8 246O 2Y2 2+Ss. 2p6 2Ie3 24,0 2i74 2s,6 48 ?S
1896 2i3s 2ie 24)6, $500. ?:oL 1906 PART iAciours'
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Advertisement.

WHAT CAN I DO BEsrl-Am l adapted
to .i,hs, Of III. professions law. medicine or divnisyi
c,r. chronological examination viii disclose the fact and
.....t to put the fright in the night place. Charts with
r,;,,.u descriptions given daily BY MrssRa FovLxa
ws,Is Ne. 80 Broadway
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TARlTAN AND DELAWARE BAY Rail

~ EvAD; -FAIL AkNASDEMESIS, ivbo. SOai
aENClN1 MONDAY SEpTEMBkR r. PA5SEEGER
LINES FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LONG
BRANCH. The Steamer JESSE HOYr. Capt. seely will
esve Fer No. North RIVER daily Sundays eIcop'ed) a.
foicws
AZ Has, q. m, EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN d.
kaGT n R.nssn los Port MoH%o"th' RSd ss"s
Manchester, Toms River Woodmsn,i,. Shanong. Barnegt
rucketon OLSON Jackson, and all Stations Camden and
Atlantic Raj road.
Through t. tamdsn IN FIVE hours. -
Excursion itch good for three days............
M4l5 p IN. Way Passenger line for Manchester, Tom'
River Long ranch. and iutsrmediit- stations.
THROUGH FkflGHfLINE CAMDEN ANDEEW-YORR
Leave New York at Ais arriving at Camden l:3
p. mex, DAY.
Leave Camden Of 2:3o IN, arriving at SewYork "a M,
next day.
Freight taken at low rates. Arpyto s. C. HASTY, Loca
Freight Agent. Red Bank " J. W. :. SNL DEN, sup,.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tra.ns will

L UNFf ISI4NND NtIENVND.-1 a.IIH " III
i 4 leave James slip. New-iorx. 80 iriows;
Ore-uport Mil sid Passenger ~ an stepping
ali Way Sa;ious. and eolIee,iD; with Glen Head And
Hem p,'esd iranl
1910 a. m syo..et Tr1n. stopping =, III Way Station
$50 y. t1pFess connecting with hempsiead
and stopping al stations eat o. Eicksul-
so !. syo,'st ssengrr Tan l,f Rosyn. O!en Head
and all Way Stations.
$40 r. u. For North Lip Hemps.ea Jlen He,a and
Nosiyn.
On Sunday an Excursion Tram leaves Hunters Poln.
. u for isphsuk and ell in,srmediein Stations.
O. ClitNIICk Prr.id.rt.
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UUOH RIDDLE. GsnIkupt, Hew OIL
wv Y. BAEE. G~nl Pes. Agent. Sew-ios.

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
j. ROADs-On aud AFTER MONDAY, June 5, ls.3 trains
iof Albany ant Troy cun"ciin- Win Nehefa and "ssein
rs.n, wil lee yr asew \ orb 10 olos'
;:J0 q. m-|ia iiud,on River GairosA 1hftshst ana
Tenth connecting with trains Tor sIstoa aud s-Aroa
ia mvis Harlem Ellrosd vent y'si,s;. and fon-th-
ave- cF iii ir,in, for 'aaoss sharon spnngs
AID al Che IA with trains Tor pol its East
2p NV. ud Oh River Iai road connecting with rsia'
To- Saratoga ~
a. VIVA HUDSON River Rtilroad connecting at Troy
W IA train for Mon, cal With slerpins Car at,s' he'd
I4Op. Via ,iarrrn railroad, conn, csng a. Chatham
with Lebanon sIr.s Sleeping Cal st.ehrd O.
ALBANY q.
New Yors Buffalo and Suspension bd-- without change
This train gn' on ludsys. - . go
l0.gD n un-yia iuI.,n River Eigotd with s~cpinr
Ca, attached. citing at Albany AID Troy vii m rl
trsin, i,I North and West. " ~ ~. tANDEKbf.T
kis.rle,ic. nt.
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Total.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

The number Of deaths compared with the corresponding
weel Of 1861 aud Of last week. as follows:
Week ending Os. a. 1854. ....34 Incrcase..lo1
Week ending Oct ID. toa- ~
krom Chronic Disease. -
rrom External Cause. Sc..'.....''''.'"''''' W. ~
Week ending Oct. ~, 100
From ACUTE Disease ......'...''.''.''''''''',o.,
From Chronic Disease. ...,................''."Uo 49,
From External Csuses Ac............'...'.'' IL I'll
Decrease this week ~
Children 0. native parents children Of foreign parents,
75.
The number Of death, In the institutions compared with tho
corresponding week of 1864. follows:
Week ending Oct "a iee4 50
eek ending Oct. -. 1915. -
Decrease this
The number OF intrrmeus Poters Field compared with
the corresponding week Of 1864:
Weeh ending Oct "a 1864 Is
Week ending Oct. ~ 1863
increase this ...........-............ ],
FLA. BOOLE. City Inspector
Cry ISspHcroRs DEPARTMENT. New.York, Oct. g. 1866
tn. following schedule Of the WORK of tho Bureau Of
Sanitary Inspection the abatement aud removal
10 for the wssi ending Oct Il, lses:
ABATEMENT OF HUnAxcss
Complaints Of nuissnces, &c, received ...... 90
Notices for abatement scrved.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t9e
Nuissnces absted under notice. 26l
osds night soil removed from the city nits. SCI
Dead horses removed from the city lin "
Dead hogs removed fom the city limits ....... "a
Dead dogs and other small snss removed the city
No. o. barrels Of oil. renewed iiom IL: city 4ss
UssossI Dsssassd UnAsaitAy Meats, fisA PoshH &C.,
Ssissd Or Removed fros tks Cisv Li"as IL. an
oh'"''''''''..'''''''.'''''''' .lbs. 100
"n''''''''''''''''.''..'
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OfNEW. JERSEY.
Trains leave Jersey City for Pierron ai 500 m g:lJ
a IN l;l5 pm ard 4:2s p. aud 6:.5 D. On Saturday
n rs o. m The y:i5 and <:2s run through 10
Monsey. TEOs w. DEMahtoI superintendent
NIEW.JERSEY EAJLROAD.-Trans leave
foot o, st. for PHILADELPHIA ~ 10 and II 30
m ~ M ( and q p. ~, and " midnight; i)r BALTIMORE
aud WAsusIfos Band 1889 M, p. ~. and II mid
night Military Tickets not receivable IA VIE p ". uaa
19r e!asg vsglculags sss blls ~ eRceS
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L'RIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot sioos
~ Of Chsrnbets-ss.. via Psvou . f-rrvi
T. M Day krpfe.s. Ter tsrnd.i,us Roet-s'ef hn1Ia,
Salamanca aud Msa Connects II Buf.o VIII lk- Shore
Ursnd II unk kaiwsys and Of ssA ssnca With Ataaa
End Great W s.i~fu Esileay. - 49,
s.:o O. ia. Mix AID Wsy Trs'n daily 10 ousrsu~
10 frpre'. Mah lor BUf..o CONNECTING win LAKE
Shots Railway. -
40 m Wy Tfin for Per, Jer,, aud sewhus-h.
y M Est 1yIsss, foI Csnsndasss Rochester. busAa
Salamanca aii West. - ,
D m LAsa,ung flpress daily fog Cenani,irna koches
Ter. buffalo. fs4msnos DuLtiis. snd Wet .onnscrH
Hua.o with Lake shore AID Grand frank ks~.ys andu
sslsmsncA with A,l4ntc and Great Ns.iefa Halfway.
Up. NJ Fuigsn Train, daily. fos Buhao, Salamanca pan
BU0H RIDDLE. G.n1f up, New 0ri.
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IVA fANY-foo. Of Barclay si.--On and sner June H.
Mo ming msi sIns for hscKeitsovn aud intermediate IA
tons will iesvs al $50 Mail Express for ell .tatous
west of Nbup, at 4:l0 p. Morttowu Express at
). sCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent.
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" and FRANCE.-Th. New York aud Hsvre Steamship
Compspys first class mail stesmships ARAto and FULTON
bayis been thoroughly reftted will ese fer NO. " NORM
An 40 - IiryRY A. MISREPRESENTATION IS 1855
Hi,ITOE I ArYs A. W OrToS. .......Uec. 20, 1865.
An AGO ... HssnY A. GlpsDEs. Jan. 20, 1855.
JTITON 'J Irns A. WoTros.......Feb. H. IS6.
IRau0 ~ UrNpI A. GApsDss.... March II, 1856.
FiiI.TOS Jarxs A. WorToS. IL, 1868.
PRICES or PASSAGE IN GOLD An.
Yirst cabin Sl1 ~ Second cabin ..'..'.S~
An experienced Surgeon on board. =,
The company will not be responsible for specie OF vaeos
nnless bills Of sdnc having the value expre'ed are "snss
therefor.
N' ~ ISAAC BELL, President,
No. 7 Broadway, Newton
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MAvumDR & Co., lMsrie Gssloupe@Su success.
~. T u. No ia;s, " isAs0AT, osesss ~ a
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Ies5 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Io6s
COMIEaClNG MAY IS. lg61

Passenger Station ia New Yors corner Twenty evenh s
and Fourth ave Lu.IAnce on Twenty ssyepth-st.
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

DAILY LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT
IL The steamer BRtDG EfOHT will leave from P.cs.s.ip
East River daily at IL O'Clock noon. arriving In tame to
connect with ESpeu Triins. Freight taken Tor the
Nsurrtuck aud Housaiouc Railroads.
DEOPLE Els LINE for ALBANY and TROY
Il Son ALpASY-Thc steamer ST. JOHN leaves on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fiday.. and the DEAN RICH
MOED on Tuesdays Thusdsys ind Safurdsys =, O'Clock
D ~. from Pier No. a. North Rv.r loot u Canal st.
FoR TRoYfhe steamer VANDERBILT leaves on Sundays,
TUESDAYS snd Tbnr.dsys. and tho RIP VAN WRINKLE on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. at s O'Clock from
Pier No. a. North River. foot Of Wstts,t.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
Il WHITE MOUNrAINS-stsinrr, leave Pecxsnp for
New Haven ct 3;l5 ard II connecting with Railroad
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IAdvsrisementl 90.
LADIES' BALMoRALS. - The most sensible
Boofs for cold weather. tho Isdes sdm ere
call CANrRxLLs establisbncnt No siS ~
Eleventh and Tweifth.ts CANTnsii p,,e v ss,s,i
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SALE OF A CHOICE LIBRARy.-The horaly OK
mr. Ia Roch. in Philadelphis 10 being sold ut the
Trade Sale Rooms. No. 49s Broadway. This library
Is especially rich in photography French htsIasasS
and the History and Science 1ru. no, Thns.S.,
begin Ut O'Clock m. and con'inoe uu'" Aou''oas'
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VENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
~ FROM foot Of Lib~r;y,, Nortn River New York.
meeting Hampton Jupcgol with ." Delaware Lsckawsnnt
sno Western Railroad, aud a. fa.'on with TIE Lh.n vslsy
Rail road and W connecticut fofnng direct Inc 20 PHI
ba,h and the West without chanEs OF also TO tee OF
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two EIpr-ss Irsus daily for tie Wet sreept Sundays
when evening Tram
One n tam. dy. tsIeePs Saturday, to the on Re
sion.
sI,v Mnes ard Two Hours by Inc CEic,;,
Cincinu4 St Louis with bu; Que change Il ara
iALL ARR hS0'AEsr%
Commencing Oss. q. 1913 -issv- New ORD a, = ,v'i
AT 600 q M, for E,s'0n. Mach Chunk WlJtAIr,pof.
Witssoaue. Allah noy City. Se- 49,
MAIL 1sAis-Ais 800 IN r.mlay,on, Es',cn. Ws'cf
Cop Scfanton. WLke.b.re Great B-ai. fisoa binshAn
ton. A. 49,
Ing Harusbgr. f.gsOsTsa. ara tho Wet ~Hb bet ore
20 -. Logis
u o. ~. TEAr-For Ea.ton. Anes,own Mama CHUNK.
Reading Psiisvur. HLnsbu:. A.
d uL-for Eas,on. Scranton. Gre-t Esul EcAleaen.
Msucs CHUNK rld sslle
Up m.-sor 5ores vii- sni F.enin.ou.
TO r. m.-Fof soHev.,r.
7.~ T. m ,p,~.. tra. TT tn on II. zion aud 'fis
500 D M WssrkgN FIFRKss 1RAI.-fof fs,tea. Aim
town Heading Hsf.b1fs rn.Jufgh. sni tie wss, s-s1
In; c,fs from I-r.-y C.y thronsh 10 fita1afs1.
iLiIiBrrnrotr ssp htvfoHx ~ r-L,s,s New
noin Pier No Nath w 80 q. - ITO bosssioa =,
Der gen Point and MsTinru Hafbof.
Tickets tbs We. be obtained Of the ore q ne
Genital Nsiro@3 - fopt - Liberty a., y II a.
No. Hoaas Mo-. "a and - tfcadsty. a. 10
rim cipsi notes. JOSIAH o. SIEARS. sur-fii'~nir'i
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The new steamship Neshannock, Of the Crom.
well New Orleans Line open for the inspection OF ne
public to-day and To- morrow between 10 a. ~ ana
p m. This steamer lies at Pier No. II, N. K GASSs
Of admission be obtained vs. the ofnce u n n
Cromwell L Co, No. GO West.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFUKT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. flTCHBuRG, NASHUA.
LOWELL, CONCORD: riIE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tie new aud siannch steamers Of the NorNic line.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave Newt orb daily irundays eIceped At o'clock p ID,
nom Pier No. - North River, foot Of Ves,ryst,
FOR NEW.LONDON,
tbere connecting with ts Steamboat frpreu Train from the
points vi, Norwich and Worc-sirr Boston aud Wor
eee Worcester aud Nashua and New Lon don and Northern
Railroads
takes sths lowest r,,rs For information inquire
OF L. - MARTIN, Agent. on tho Pct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

BOARD OF COUNCiLMES-No QUORUM
There was no quorum Of this Board yesterday atse.
noon. and. ss consequence. adjournment WAS IN
mediatey had 10 Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

Brig Jsnuie BT) from Havana for Liverpool-Oct II, let.
IS 10. Ion - 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

manufacturers, and Merchants H7nk.-s't"
,s, of he dtNUsACIURERs'A ND MERCHANTS BANK Z" &c
ri Cbsper Laws II S of the week sn.rs >aaaD '
.f a q OatoO.r is,ss 49,.
l,esss. Leans snd u sooun .ei'oxs,Sy ~.
-. sr,.nrs oS c,r,i,.,o, ........ I,2s.s os
amount ot Dcposs ,"-.''"-., W.
c-v M CorE,y York Mas'ertor Cashier nt ~
xsufrgs AMI Merchants Bso tus duy -, - snd .s
d. statement the be,i ~ nv ln9s .t" snd -
~ A. MASTEKTOS. Cssi.er
s.au b-o,. rs til. :lst 5ay Of October, ls.t
W.. III. Posr, So,sry Psb'ic
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Manhattan Company Statement u 'no - "a. :.
,vSGvPasY OF The CRY Of New fors o. 'hc sNeI-e us -
,,v,,s FOR tie eI.as SATURDAY moans 'n'
ss s,t o. 0rtrnsf. leo 49, tot ESQ ~
sTcoHi O. 'oll' STU NV .. 1852 90
.-..""--'-''' I'M
49,, aorr. Of Ccularon. ~
uuf
-, ~ Sas Yok -: john j. Hsrberlc Cashier o
~ CoinpAny o. TIE Cy OF New eTs n NJ,
~, a. ssy that ne Above .a'rnlen = uctp C.hie,
lsoyeSse TdteS.'. = :. nan
s'~' WIN ~ Erss 7. COST, IT,, Notary fubie.