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VNIIIS New Music Hall one of the most spa
i c;ous and elegant establishments of the
krd in the United States, is now fully cons
pleted andsstock ed with splendid assortment
Of PIANOS, MELODEONS. HARMONIOUS,
MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN
STRUMENTS OF every description.
Our stock is unsurpassed in extent and vari-
ETY., aud we are fully prepared to furnish any
article in the music trade and of the best
quality. To those about selecting Pionos, we
ctier unusual advantages, ha'ing at al times
very large assortment, and from variety OF
makers. We do not confne ourselves to the
sale of Pianos from one or two houses only,
but have instrument from all the lsading max
ers of New York. Boston and elsewhere. Per
sons wishing to buy good Piano have therefore
every opportunity at this establishment OF max
ing a satisfactory selection.
Every Piano is fully warranted for five years
We ctter our Pianos invariably at factory
prices, without adding freight. All OF oui
Pianos good substantial instruments made
Of well seasoned materials, by skillful wolkmen,
and the tone is always pure and sympathetic
and the durability and capacity of remaining
in tune unequaled.
Persons out of the city wishing to buy good
Piano and unable to visit the city for that pur-
pose, can have one selected for them and sat-
isfaction will in all cases be guaranteed, both
as to quality and rice or the instrument rlay
be returned at our expense.
This is the only pace in the city where the
celebrated STEINWAY & SONS and CHICK.
ERlNG & SONS Pianos can be obtained.
The assortment Of Melodeons, Harmonious
and American Organs is very full and varied.
Of the celebrated instruments of this class made
by PRINCE & Co, and S. D. & II. W. SMITH. we
cave now full supply. Military Band lnstru-
ments, Drums Guitars, Violins and in fact every
description of Musical instrument in use. The
enest Roman Vielin and Guitar Strings import
iddexrress lyfor our trade and unsurpassed oIc,
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GEO. n. O0DsN-

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention given TO collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc, Wis. nl-tf
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SELECT SCHOOL.

TIVE under signed hereby respectfully an
nounces that on August !, she commences
German Private school, which
will be an excellent opportunity for parents to
give Their children instructions in the German
language Those wishing to entrust their chill
dren to my care, are requested TO call soon.
The school will be kept in the house formerly
belonging to Mr. WEGFARTn, OIL Washing ton
street, near the Count House.
Mrs. u. HOPE
Mauitowoc, August 3, I365.
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NIanitGWCc Market.

ootrccted Weekly By WM. ii. lloEH,
Dca!er in Producc, ProoiSjons, dc.
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage of the people Of Mantle voc,
Calumet, Kewaunee, and Brown counties is So
licitcd, and they will find it 70 their advantage
to call and examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people of those coun-
ties would say, that for the patronage l have
received OF them am very thankful, and hope
to have them continue the same, as l now
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date | Will pay the highest mari ct
orice for all kinds of
PRODUCE, LUMB Err,
Lath, ShingAes> &C., in Cash !!
NJ. MAHONEY.
Mauitowoc, Nav &, 1868.
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Banking Office of T. @. Shove
ManitOwOC, Wis.

TXCHANGE on all the principal cities of the
II Union, Great Britain and Europe, bought
and sold.
GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, purchased at the HIGHEST market rates.
UNITED ST ,TES BONDS, OH hand for sale
at all times.
COUPONS or In terest Warrants, cashed.
Interest allowed on special deposites, and
depCstqs certificates issued for amounts desired
Prompt attention given to all business.
7. &. SHOVE
Aauitowoc Wis, Aug. 10, loda. On
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH

p To IL PIoO LII NHOAH ~
VTIlE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Com,
i pany want an Agent in each county, to So
lict orders for their new $50 machine, with
guagc, screw-driver and extra needles. We
will pay a liberal salary and expenses, or give
large commission. For particulars, terms, ETC.,
incIose a stamp, and address
T. S. PAGE, Toledo, o:
Gcn'l Agent for the Unite d States
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JOHN IL. ESaJEkKEI,

County Surveyor Of Manito"oc County
RESIDENCE, NEAR cLAKK's MILLS.
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted
to him. Orders may DC left at the Store of NJ.
ahoney, or at tie Office Of the Manitowoc
Pilot.
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C7IAS. A. REUTER-.

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Genera
Conveyanccr. and Agent for the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. Will attend to
tho payment of Taxes, &c. Office south Of
the Court House.
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HAMILTON 4 TREAT,

attorneys and CounSellorS at La
Office York Street, Manitowoc, Man , &C
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to. r.
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UnequaIled Inducements
to customers. My stock consists of
French Wool CasSimeres, f. & III. Cassi-
mcres, SatinetS, Doninss, Co'onnades,
Dress Prints, Valencias, De-
lanes, Gi"yhanes, Laaons,
Dress Goods, Checks,
Psuids. Ladies'
Cloth, & c.
With large stock Of Ladies' Stella, Brocha,
and Silk and Worsted Shawls.
Ny Groceries consist of choice assortment
of Black and Green Teas, Bro wn and White
Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Dried Apples, Currants,
Raisins, Palm and CASTLE Soap.
My assortment of Boots and Shoes comprise
Mems and Boys Boots,
Women and Chitdren's Slices,
Mcn's Balmoral Shoes,
Ladies Compress Caters,
Childrens Lolu Monte= Caters.
Also, choice lot of Cutlery, Spades & SHOW
els, Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Glass. Putty,
Sash, Tubs, Pals. &c.
have also large assortment Of HATS &
CAPS, and all my goods viii be sold at prices
which will
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+. BLOQUELLE,
Gun Smith.

Eighth ST. Jctween Jay and Washington,
Monitowoc, Wis.
II EEPS constantly on hand a large assort-
N ment of Rifles, Fowling Pieces, Powder
and Powder Flasks, Shot and Shot Bags, Lead
Rule. Moulds, and all articles in his line.
Repairing of Guns, Rcvolvers, Machinery,
&C., promptly attended to, and well executed.
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IDr. 4. e. Sp.nnCy.

Mnnitowoc, S pit II, 1865.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

q LEWIS ROBINSON, Of the 2lst Mich.
Infantry, long n resident Of our county,
died at St. Mary's Hospital, at Detroit,
on Friday last, Of chronic diarrhna. He
was cared for BY the Sisters Of Charity
aud buried on Thursday with the rites Of
the Romish Church, Of which be became
q member some two weeks previous to
bis. death.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

DnowEED~-The body Of an unknown
man was picked up ip our harbor yester-
day, BY the crew Of one Of the Milwaukee
steamers: He was dressed in soldiers
pants, black broadcloth jacket aud brown
cashmere vest In ono Of the pockets
caIf-skius wallet was found, containing
a few shillings 10 fractional currency
and a small slip Of paper, on which we
noticed the following inscription, "Mr. Jo-
seph Quackel, lo7th Go. v. R. c., Chica-
60, Ill" The remains had apparently been
in tho water several weeks rendering i'm
mediate burial necessSry.Aiu
fAf-t4rtA = - tsl"@
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

PERsoNAL.-Hon. r. w. Ferry, Con-
gressional delegate, for the State Of Mich
igau, specially appointed to accompany
the lifeless remains of President Lincoln
to their final resting place, at Springfield,
ILL.,, arrived al his hone, in this village,
on Sunday morning last. lie describes
the scenes, from Washington to Spring.
field, as the most solemn, imposing and
affecting that we're ever witnessed.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

. PFAFF & VANDERaoEF are vigorously
pushing thier new steam ferry-boat for
ward to completion. 10 the course Of a
few weeks the public will have what has
long been needed---a substantial, safe and
permanent steau,-ferry established at this
point. iEift
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10


Refreshments at Detroit, 0wosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Co.'S Ferry steamer sWind-
sor," on Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
gsS- The Telegraph Line is open for Public
Business.
SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
CONNEOTIorJS-
AT DETROIT Western Railway for
all points East-Michigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, Watertown, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
Passengers for Great Western Railway 60 on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at d. a NJ r.. Dock.
leaving Dock at 6:45 and 1915 A, NJ. and 600
p. M
The company's Time Tables can be had at
any Of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, aen'l sup't.
ID. 4 M. r. Offices. 1865.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

THE weather is fine for planting opera
tions and our farmers are improving il TO
the best advantage. An unusual breadth
of land will be planted in our county du-
ring the present season.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

OUR thanks are due Hon. I. w. Ferry
for late issue Of the Chicago Times,
in which we found full and interesting
account of the ceremonies, in that city,
Of the reception Of the remains Of the la
mcnted President
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

B JOHN CoRLlss, Of Nunica, attached to
the Cd Mich. Cavalry, as veteran, and
lately a prisoner at Andersonsile, was
on board the ill-fated Sultana and was
lost. He leaves young and amiable
wife.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

MEssRs. SHELDON & SLAYroN have
just received fresh lot of splen-
did, spring goods. A glance at their
magnificent establishment, the piles of
handsome goods, including prices, too,
forcibly reminds customers of times
long since past. Go 10 and see.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10
J. D. NORTH, M. D.,

Enquire a. the Nrws orfrosr Ters.ior.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10
. Ever till now,

Ever till now
When men were fond, smil'd and wondered
Is how
People were cured Of that life destroying
disease, Calarrh, but upon enquiry at the
Druggists, find that this happiness is
produced BY the use Of DR.. d. II. Seelye's
Liquid Ca,arrh Remedy. Try it.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

A coMFoRrABLE dwelling house, con-
veniently and pleasantly located, can be
rented on application at the News Office.
Possession given Immediately.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

FoR the benefit Of those interested we
publish this week, on the first page, the
Dog Law Of the State Of Michigan, en-
acted by the late Legislature.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

IT is probable, we are informed, that
an extra session Of the Board of Supervi-
sors will convene, in this county. some
time during next month.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

Monday Morning, April I'd, 1896.
.-sft1asion. Of. Afaits.

:~strua$ion Of Affairs: - -
- There is a temporary truce between the
armies. For moment only, perhaps, the
weapons Of war are dropped, and the op. .
posing hosts take breath after the rerlous
and protracted struggle. HUI soon tkevs.
will resume their weapons, whether ,hev
will e~er resume them, is the question.
And if the war ceases, what are 10 be The
conditions of the cessation! These;are the
questions, the solution Of which lks hid
den in the womb of time. s''
Who can propose to solsc II, even
through *hc most logical conjectureP Our
Congress, our people, our press?! Alas!
the one has seemi gly surrend-redi eycryr
thing to the Government; the Goysfnmef1
yields everything to the President; die peo.
pie concede TO Congress, ,.and the press t.
really no oracle. Tt rather feeds ,he popu.
lace vanity than seek to correct iis errors
rebuke its vanity, and inform it's under>
standing What is done, what Shall be
done. will be at the fiat of certain berscps
possibly appointed by the Preside ut, who
will carry CD negotiatious, Of which we
shall be permitted to know nothing until
the telegraph shall tell us of an action in
the premises, which may be beyond recall
Or remedy. Negotiations are said to be
going on; but betwe' n What agents? We
are told that Judge John A. Campbell, of
the District Court, and an assistant sccre-
tary Of one of TIE Government depart
'naents has been left by the President at
Richmond to- conduct negotiations-or
rather see what can be done. This report
is M. fical. 1t may be true or not; it is
quite probable. In What degree does. this
r.oce eoiIg meet the sanction OF Congress-
How i"r is Congress privy 10 it, and villa,
ore tie quail tits, as Il statesman, which
:, isc Campbell rossesses for the wo,k?
lie has c. nsiderable reputation as law.
yer, lu' l~S Se's rarely make good states
men. His n'' d is logical and scns;llr.
ale is shrcwd ''atLcr Than profound; will
write You E'ot dis quiSition upon judicial
f,1n /
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

ID the skuffking Of f1bousands; in the blind
tsnpiahy Of thousands more; and in The re-
signation, Of all to fate against wlicl,
they have ne longer csumge to contend.
then, indeed, you may drop. the weapon,
and bsetake yourselves to your knces viii,
! all possible despatch
The negotiations will take their character
from the morale; Of the country at its pre-
sert jrneture. 1t is highly importaat-
nay, v'tal-to any successful negotiation,
that this :'sprese should be fortified by pro
pen argument, by just survey of the pre-
m'ses, of tho prospects, of our own re
s'urces,as at present left to US: as to tho
numbers we can still bring into the field
as to the fields in which we may find cover
during protracted struggle, where the
Fabian warfare shall supersede that mock
cry Of the Napo'eonic, which has becn the
curse of our late campaigning. In this
survey, we shall need to inquire into the
condition of our enemy; his enabarasa-
ments; into bis relations with other States,
and why we should hold off from any nc.
get'ation which, in promising us-peace ouly,
denies the recognition of our indepcu-
dence. All these ate subjects, with manj
mere, neediug the proloundest Statesman
sh'p-to consider and weigh. Mere rolitic.;!:,
cunning rarely achieves any ching IN re. :.
l'atlon. We need in the statesman =.
f'!osopher- one who docs rot reiec. j:
man nature, and all lis instincts, as amor
the essential elements Of his subject.
Judge Campbell the man for this? T. +
alone,A has he associates? .AuG, L ..
who are they9 Tie people, II there L. &.
rclpIe, should insist upon scc,s,::.es y
sts'e@'ansh;p when their lhc:,:vs .c
stake. They may need to take tic rs;:.t:
INTO Their own hands. They si,o;.,. ,s...
no vital sacrifices. We would y:c:, a.,
thing 10 secnre peace to- the country. 81,
our honor, and those inherent rights a.
privileges, deprived Of which, as a peoe
we should bc.wo'se than bondmen.
We are informed tGo
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

diem al an; and aaoF such purpose, the
president must have reached acresult in his
own mind, which is, decisive as tosour sitn.
yt'on: He must have settled tho question,
6ret, as to our capacity TO carry on the war;
as to the policy Of doing so or not; as to
tho exigencies which make it necessary To-
secnre leace; as to the resources which we
still pesse,f, hs which TO- command -suoh
terms as shall copsis, with honor and safety.
ard cspecialiy'to satisfy tie people of these
Confederate States, sUnluckily, the stetus
Of the people is not, OF sort to command
much consideration, exceptawhen votes are
wanted at a popular election, They exact
no responsibilities, and few officials care to
defer their public performances to their
Judgment. ,.is~ 9,
Bit there is Congress-tbc.press. Well,
where Is Congress-where the preae7 The
tormsf'' he.d doubt, possesses sources of insor.
nation which the press does not. The
acton cannot fbesdelayed till press and peo.
ple.ge the information. A people may be
lost in th> delay The Cong,ess is no,
where at present.. The Serate, which is
Hppcipted to sanc'itr lie action of TIE
President or not, in al! matters of nccotia-
tion. and which should advise with him.
docs rot appear in position at lis ear. Is
Judge Campbell to assume all the 'respon-
sib'luy: IS his judgment to decide the
nc'n entous 1reStion?
The primary questions are, bliefv-are
we conquered people? Is 1T no longer
pc o>lP!e TO oppose resistance to the in-
vader? This is the first and most important
question. With The capacity still to bring
into 'ae field an amy or arm;es of 500, 900
lighting men. are We TO submit aud pass
under-4Ae yoke-sre- we to be suhiucatel
forced back into un.on Will peon].
whom we loaihe = undera despotisln which
we hate, aid which strips of all present
possessions, and all future hopes Shall We
siuk to The condition of vassalage, serlaee
~ vaSsalS and at the ri Of = ]ec:on of
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

We are informed that President LAWS :,
ver~d very cheering speech in Char..,;:.,
wednesday evening last. in wl.ics he s:a:
that 'he Surrender of Gen. Lee d:l not "v
cut" the army os Northern Virginia, and !;
III six weeks slwould be r'Tgght again. He =.
MI ''"fs'ed that France had dete, mine d on a.
Intervention.
--> e.
IT 's currently ,@Ipr,ed that Fr.ncl
has I''ssed Vi the Mississippi to New u,!er...
having Gu"h'l"ted The Yankee Ace. -, 8,
h"u'Li Of tie r.v-x
f'ss4d'n' 1'".'s abn lis ab,l.:t are ~ Cls.
ollie. h, 4.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

-'osced back INTO union with a people
HON we l'a'he -undera despotis,n which
we hate, aid hich strips of all present
possessions, and all future hope9 Shall we
SINK to The condition Of vassaIage, serlaee
10 vassals. and at the spcrt of legion, Of
sa'rapS Of tie types Of Banks and Butler?
III should tes s>me. conclusive, sb. oIu,e,
P'css!pg, nay, permanent necessity, hch
should lnstily this wretched surrender #
right country property and s~elel lonor
There viii be arguments enough. no
doubt. even to justify this subu is i'm in tie
alleged: t.'sWant of IN MUM, on -, d
a'n.. 2. In, ,the;,ck Of clio, III, 9 and pro.
y'sions. 3. In the rre<e. txlr u ton o.
the couhtiy. g.. 1t to .thst,. You ~uL
sdd-ln 'i.e St lfstsm'"' m n.ahf The r...
fI; in We i"k." fri'hs oi e.r ,s.,lu,e,.:.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
gEGcPPLyG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........,..Ocr n.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship f. S. Hsser, wadsworh. Rio Jsnei'o' H.
MsIk.D
Steamer s. q. Walker Shen Philadelphia. ,
Steamship Pennsylvania tBr), Orogen Liverpool "hnanS
Guon. =. ~,
Steamship BoTussia Ham,, schu!Usen Hamburg hon'
Ship Tsnana (Br), Main, Sydney. N. s. W., T. w Cans-
ron. 60 pp-..
BARK Tuesa iCutch) Hart, Maraclloo Maitland Fh'eps
Co. ,,,, p,..
Ship Margaret Evans Br s'anw0Od' Mobile Edni'''s
BIos 49, p.-A
PARK Francis Kelly. New Orleans, y. H. Bingham
R1sE p Nash fancy Apa!achaola. Brett son Co.
Brs Stanlty. kerdrick Chsrlestown
Big 3esoate (5r) Lane Duren, Ca, PECK Ghurcn.
Brs j. T. Arey. Weeks, south Amboy, H. w Lend q Oo'
Brs Spartan iBEl, Taylor, Pictou' ~ 3, johnson ha.
tef Julio A. CLARK, Frse.hey, Arroyo. Thompson Ra.'
ter O. lanes Lsrnbard Tampico, Brugers = Co. :. >;
Schl' c o. g. "a, Smith Baltimore A. Abbott. -. : =
sSnl' hevee ~ Vincent. 81. Nszare, Boyd llincken.
schr 1r tr,nk u, Hord, Norfolk, d. = Rocket Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Trave,ers, Guide.

To Albany, oy Hud.on X r., PepG, p so;h af,s.s g and
10th ave, aud by Harlem X. H., pepos 'o'n
and 9Th av.. via Hudson kivri, a "A n m
smads, "r M = train. ain via Hudson River, p. m. oiIy
car. % run between Chamber, aud Sosh''' "a''0h
and city Hall and 26th-st. station. A.. urs.
60 Albany landing prucips place. on rbS pa
son by steamer q g,oo,J1D nsassI Drew Mondays. Wed
,as anu ."d sIiday., from foot OF Desbfosses'I
4'.S IN. landing ~ Thlrtiosht.'''''''''''''''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
To Albany, BY steamer 81. John, MONDAYS, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. and the Dean thchmond.
Tuesdiy., Thursday. aud Saturdays. from pier 40

To Albany. BY steamer 81. John, MONDAYS, Wed
nesdays and Fridays. and the Dean thchmond
Iuesdays, 1hursdays aud SstuThsys iom pier 20
70 5aacft by the N:~jci:cy H. Il, FOO, Of
CogEandss. and III a. IN. 7 p. IN, end ~
To Boton By Nc@,LonIon line, Pisr gsNR
To eiOn by Ne~.liusen H. R., via spriugteia;
70 oo, ana sr - cty & ,,. r ;;s g. and @ an an,
ave. via - 70 Zine. D. aud >. sunday..- p. N
To Bridgeport by steamer bridgeport, dolly, ffon =,
T. comiia ia,ss:i nd Lon. Bria:i. by
steamer Jesse hoyt. leave P.s y. H., dai'y :.
lr.cspt sunisyl lis D. u anI.............. p. m
T. tanands gas, Rochester Budso, Saiamanca aud
West BY Gr- Railroad. ioos Of ChamocTsst.T
at T. 10 :. M anh p.r. Rm- trsli.'';:' p. u
To Long Branch. hy iurifan ara Delaware BsyR
r., via steamboat jesse II oyt from pier y. H.;
Slip r. Observation-Disclosures a. m and $50 D. m
Morris sud Essex T. H., foot Of Barelay-st., al
s,5Q a. H. by same road for stations wess Of
bllourn a. 4.l0 D. Morris.own Exprrss..... p -
10 Ne%-tiaveu. connecting with Y. K. ior ilauiord,
shi Spfhgteli-steapiefsleay PecE slip at " .
To Sew.navcn, by the Newasca RI, 2::iss
a. a,i a,Rsv.' az = O. ~ O. m; IA J;s5 ~ aad p M
NiaAlentown. rom foot OF Linertyst.. n. r., 8
H.. Y m and 1900 D. IN. sunday trAin....... p a
Ia Philadelnhla, by New'Jersey isllToad, loot
CoUr,Ionitst., = 10 0nd ~ a. M, II m, 4 and D.
aud II midnight. saniay.................. p M
To Providence by steamer City OF Prov dsnce
cry Monday. Wednesdly ana Friday, from Pier
II, X. r. Apa
To Providence by ref. re Steamship Co.'S Line
daily. (sundays eHceFtrd) from pi.r 81 FOO. Of
Ro6insons n r. Observation-Disclosures. p. nj
10 IrOy bysttamel5 hand-rfii; and Rip Van Win
cepedj pier % N R............. pa
To Washington. BY New-Jersey r. r. foot OF
Courtandt-st.. and liz a. m., : p m. and u
midnight Sunday.
For further Information in regard Railroad Tins Ta5ls
see advertisements IN another part OF tins paper.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Cises....625 SUI Sets.....5:OJi Moon sets''..
nIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. "a Gov. lslaDd.. 2:i3 Hen oae''' ia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Ucaaornnda.

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