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Ipbors of ,hc sanitary Police.

The following report has been submitted 10y
Captain Bowen &. Lord of the Sanitary Company.
CENTRAL DETACHMENT METROPOLITAN poLICi.
OFFICE OF SANirARy COMPANY.
To tLs HEoTabie The Beard Of Metropolitan P0tice.
GESTLFyRs; The following is the amount Of work
performed by this department tor the week ending No
vcmber II, 1865; Foar hundred and thrty.one con-
plants have been made and notices served for cleansing
of l43 sinks Is priyies and yards 4 sewers aud oe
lars ~ houses 10 and ALLEYS stables vacant
lots cesspoos. and for the repairing OF IL siuks l.
sidewalks. z houses stoops . chiuneys. and 10 ny
dranb and waste-plpes.
The following have been cleansed and repaired under
service Of previous notice. VIZ. One hundred and fty-
two suks. Ia yards 30 aud cellars - houses ID
pryes and watercioSets. culverts. and a's.
l stable and | slaughter-house, enl 10 sidowHtks
ehimnerS. and 9hydraats and waste pipes repaired.
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sBgPpLNG INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NEW-YORR
lirnred.

Sleip,hp sins'o Dc Cubi. smil, GTcyowD, S. O. Rob
cr'r
II, am..ip Kinyfshr Rector Baltimore. J. r. Small
Sie.m.r .. NlLri-,. True, PHILADELPHIA !. Hcul.
Slip Gov Morton. Horton San francisco }. r. kol'in'on
Bal 81. c. Dyer Simmons, Aplacrcoa, f.. D.. Hr.bli
Co
Bark Rsuron Tsacy. Philade.rbi;, snow Burgess.
Big Aluou tcvrl Norton. Boson Miller q iionghton.
Bdg Jdus Whiiten.oIe Trinidad Thompson Hunter
Scir Geo kllbogrle, Norwood Boston, Miller housh
ton.
STR. Hound Or. Wiillr.i Hamilton. Bermuda, j. s.
It'll. 49,
Schr Porner brewster, Jccssonsi'e, C. r. DibOle
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Nov. 2o-BsSOre Jud'
Court CALrNDARs-ruIs plY.

STFREiE COUET-GINEEAL TE2M-Adlourned
10 W-,re,a,y. CRcurr-Part - pnurd 20 W,decsdsy-
Pat -Not 1880 .sts ll75 ~ 2.,s 1856 2s, 223c lJic.
so6 2S,P 246 2uts fli iH6. 352l 2tO 49, 2l5i 2g78
SUPRGNE Cor aT-( aAMBERS. Nos. 24 81. Caii
Of the CaicudlT-No. %. 49,, 49, -
SUPERIOR CoURT-PtEr Nos. 4SSI, 49l, cog,
sls 4ea l. 1879 10 s2 23i5 1915 l6l5 ei. l123 l7t3
Part lINos. 3I76. 1872. 100 1885, s@ Ii DO, $50 $780,
2K8, 20o. 2lOi 2lli. 2lo6 2lB. 80.
Court on CosIMoE PLEAS--PARr Mos. lt2t,
40 i0l 6a3 IN lU7 72 7s6. 75a 1900 ls5l. l7e2 ,o3
Ti Part I-aog 90S lisI l6j lis, 1859, 10, 3si lls
ma lle3 lO43, llJ6. ll75. ii4,, llit
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TTPGICAL HOSPITAL for he Tn
DentiGtrn

nR. HOYT, DENTlST-Originator OF An
D,e.c nitrous * de- has used It for years With perfect
- offen Extracting fourteen 10 sixteen teeth ., single
stor without the knowlejs- Of the patient once, NO
"a Brcadwsy nosr Eishttrntlist
hrs. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Grand-St., opposite
~ Lord 4 Tayo7s. Ncw.l ork Inserting FULL or
1lRTiAI, SETS OIL cir NPRON I'd ARTIFICIAL TEETH
,bor yitaout extnlcuc the Roots. Ful STE God o.
p,.a as. Silver or Rubbe', 80 Partial Seis Gold per
boz. - Silver or Rubber. ~.
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pFIVrd.

Steamship City ~ LoudoG (Brl, Mehouse. Lscrpoo!
nov ia cleer o~n sth with mdsc aud pass to J"nn w.
steamship S,w.Yors tsren) osercndorp Bremen NoS.
9Th nd Souhau ptoa 8h - e. NJ, nde and 80 pass %
- amer Ciscas'inn Csyendy, Arica; q days, in ballast
siio Msy Uieen MecEmunI, Rotterdam = days, ndae.,
% sIn.h. MrucAc Mrnd.
Slip Musdor (Br-rl Riume, Eremeu g days, misc and
~ pls Ruf.r Bros OFT ~ j. II. Kitten, passenger,
i1n1n-d 0y.r. oafd md wa dr1yre4.
So Fannie Lsr,ab,o tof Ba,i, Kendall London 20 days
fd,- g. Cl1. Nri.ht c. Nov. 10 b. ht 20 ~ Ion H.
B.rs J. a. ,leL-rseu 20. Ea'tpost Coming Cow bay u
G,k 0ro,nc a. D1ens Martinique ?, day. sasr to 5
~ MaTt Viru, slrua Ie Grsude a lays ,yub sugar
Rrot Soa Co. saw uukuo@u bark ashore on Virginia
tds iIror CDsGi, T.as Rio Gr.qde 81 days, hides to
Bdr Eau aulis. Mn-tinqae 20 days With sugar to S.
B,.i sasn Gov wind.or. N g.. 10 days with plaster.
liz Pavilion llr), Hi..e Windsor 10 day., vita plaster
Bris for,. s,ios,. cheryasd days, with lumber to
,,,jg Lgev A blossom. -. Ronaout for Boston.
Grs Jr.soi,e Cor tll'sn'. ~. J.neiro via Lisbon q
d-ys. coeso tn rnnch hieinese WendL -
His sopnis STREET Cherrydcid 10 dnys amber to sHPor
B,ii John Ar1r,s. Tracy Boston for rbiadeiphis.
b'is Cuud tbrt brad.,s"i son-r'"ty ~ oSui-,
Eis fiurr.t. Stow NJ Bn.tol
scar Kss. weutworth ADAMS Georgetown ior Port MOr
srbr idola rrnton. clFnsall' potatoes. H. J. C. A.
schT i; L. Heias Thompson. Providence for Elizabeth
sir Grare GrI.er Bry1n,. Pr,yd.ne foF Philadelphia.
SrIr u. T. smith. N'nrhr,.sr. Albany ioi Prov ieuss.
s,h-. w. Is. Me,caf Ro-rfs Providence Tor Aihsos.
Schn ryi,i. Reynolds Mouul Desert
INT. Parallel. -, Bangor
srrr EmrIrs. tu.rIe.s. kocilnl
Sc.r. Cu,aua ~. E1mcs Piymo IN.
s., .r E.fr scranton. --. Portland. c.
: IN Fanay Giyrn Giyrn, Comw -.'.
S-ls Gertrude Coiwe... Calais.
A.sf
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OFFICE pEPOr 6oanrssARr or ,rBsistESef, !
QUAsTERHAsTEK's OTFcs No. L. STATE-sT,(
NEw.i ORK Oct. ?. iso3
DROPOSAIS Cor Forage and STRAW. -

Proposals invited by the npderlsued for The delivery
n GOD nerchgntsrle TIMOTHY uAY aud STRAW on
bos OF vessels at such wharf IN NewN oFk HTtor al may
b. desi1nated ,.-, A..
;b5gssud 2Otoi pounds pei tuu. exclusive OF wood
Proposals must state plainly tie QUauiy price, snd time
Tia leS and Straw will be inspected by Government In
.ns~t,r sud weighed Def Ne being shil prd-
N.,hirg,op D. C.; Richinoud Va and hilton Head, ). C.,
subject 10 the above reqri ementS
Ills will be accepted nun time 70 Nle 70 meet tne IT,
q reuents a the Government
PAYMENTS 20 be made delivery or a. soon Thereafter es
rlnls foI the purpose shsH b. r-crlved
STFtVARr VAN VLIEr. Brevet Adj. Gen, &c.
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RpsHa. tpr.

stvn, iYog .cr s1-Tho s.ir. Wi'.tou. Prldly. ifop
BIZ p uor .. ,.th flvrt stones, bclni 10 Philadelphia,
,,, , ..,e on tla p.iu - sandy iaook OIL, II o'clock
SCI -'ly lt she nov '.s WI ~ VIII tan go hreaknf
,g -. ssd .he tlalpus nra'iy. There no opfsen,
d lc. o.. ssi.ir, hcE
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-. MINIATURE ALMANAC.

I'm R,ss..6:54 sun Scti....i:.9l Moop sets. u
1IGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. 9i7 Gov. Island. .lo:23 Hen Gate ..lI0l
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0rrlcr nl rot CouxrssAkr on SuRnsrESeE
PHIIApELPnIA Noyv,ubrr II. 1855. :
GALE OF HARD BREAD.--Sealedp proposals

GALE OF HARD DNLAO.--ctdltu p.vlDsdloi
y In dupicsie vii be received this Office unit. u tncon)
TUESDAY November g. l0 ior the plchs-s Of t' u }
ho1ssnd bones or Ices OF surplus HARD BREAD now On
asud a. this depot -
bs bread Is OF excellent quality, sud in good order never
having hern shipped nor in way posed 90 the ath"f
l. j. r-siy for m-dse delivery and USE Ile boxes eon
yin Fiay'(50j pounds each. and are wei coopered.
This se Is wnrhy tie gt,oaiiou q merchant sAippfTs
ucrs md others pilot bred there c4 Ne no Deef
article put On the irket. . 80,
The bIea1c b. eXsued A. shy TINE Al the ,ied ole,
To1nissaTy S0rehosse TIN, rs t. no'f Of th'sinui-
honsaud G puuds fropo,tls must site the NUMBER Of
pounds sd the price per pound bad for ..,
The Goeaun, reserves the ut 10 reject al ods deemed
so low.
Successful bidders will De required to remove the bread
sihn tea co. days nor. date OF scceptanre. ., q.
Bidders Dot present. win hs iumedist-y notif"du tnei
lids accepted Terms cash, Ia GoYeFumeat iuSds upon
a. very OF the bread. - -.
Proposals to De addfes'sd to Captain G. BOLTON NEW
TON Comnsssry Of Sub htruce, Phi adelpii BoE I'J'
By order Of BTeyct Brg-G.n. C. a. hAUuru. A. 1. o. y
al Chief C0uu1i.sary Military Division ALtLtc. -.
g. BOLTON NEWTON, Captain aud & :. v
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TRAINS LEAVE SLw iOKh;
For New f,y-E. 100 go Ri lID4 a. y y, fEtJ
~. (Er1 Is. 80 and 8oi tEI,lp nL
For Bf idgegou 100 a. ttt.t H." n.i lllS. tEI,l
100 (t1..D AS. 80 Ard B. 10 ~ o
FOR Milford and straori 90. tlj D. m o. - p m
For Fairfield Southport estPort, 'oj I'' a. 49,
<3pm ~ 30, $500. 49,. ,s-- ~ ,
3Oi IN as, 80. $40 300 (tI.l o ~.
Fof Dari,n 5.D1, sip. 10 A. AS 80 80 y n
For Greenwich. si1 80 il.a0a m. 3fS 80 p 81 ~
or stamford 100 800 ~ $50 lid d. NJ l&l., ltII
200 (EI134 q, 80 $50 40. 8.O1 ttr.l .. o. . , D., o.,
For Io Ch~ster nd nsrnciatc staious. .0l ~ A''
n as 80, h..n, go. - b. ~. go,
CONNECTING TRAINS 80 .
For Boston, via sptul Jed, ScJ lI lLil 4Y' ~ ''
2. 800.
For Hstlord srj Springfield, 800 e. N, tLi.J l4l'' @'
ES..D 40 .. ~.
For Connie River Ia'rosl sC1 U.Il l&lSp m
20 Montreal 200 q. ul. 90 NarhImpi Ju. -
FOR Hartford fFovdeIcr .Id .AaIa EalfoAd, oW ifiI
o. m. l2.l3 p. =. .r---,..
For New Haven Now London and etouifSon hAH's@'''
400 A 40. i1l5. 800. 200 p. fu.
For Cana R,ro.l. l2.la %. m. ~ Norlimp.on-
For Housttonr K.4tolt a.
Tor Nanasfuek Ga,ir1.A t.p' A. rn, 1v1 %.
For Dsubury I'D horwak KtA,si 80 30 a. u, vi
\ - -.
JAMES n. HOif ST'-
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Professional Notices.

uVGFIO-THERAPY.-R. 7. TRAIL. NJ.
n nsv be consulted " Occasionally NJ No ., moIloh
: pst,n's win b. nom | 10 IA, aio Evenings
49,, S.lleut' VITO d,sifr 'uioruiior, Scholarship o
RR,1s an requested 20 call lIom TO z n
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for The IrealmSnt %, o.
- ,s.-,rte p.i,. Vi.e,r, rud.r the care o. EDWARD
= blX0N Editor Of Tie Scalpel Slfcure' fys, emo
- He-uil end Fs'ua. EyCTy ease Of sir eiule aoms o.
an u,rlpan,n cure in lew days, al oiLn en- hume
- on. bv Dr. D's uev instrument the tseiAEoton@;
.snsd expressly TO modify W. Syues olefano' ~ au
ne zee erutlefs-d N ctior- the core Is gnar
tbe c4s. be undertaken. Ot-e 4ouIs from 10
81, and % evenings. 1T No. ~ FiitheNo.
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE The New Yort and Hsvr- Steln.shp
CompaDys trsclsss mad steamships ARAGO and FULTON.
having thoroushv rehtted viii sse Pier No 81 North
River Tor Have, cal ins at falmouth. ss follows
ARAGD ......HKSRr A. GADsnfs......Nov. IS, 1865.
FULTOS......JAhEs A. " OrTos. .......Dcc p. ln5.
ARAGO ......HESRY A. OApspgS 20. ls68.
FULTOS.....JAx.s A. WoIroS........teb. H. 1865.
ARAGO .......HKsRy A. GGDsDss.....M srch II, lbto
FUBTON....IAyEs A. WorToS.....APtil ~, 1896.
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN BObD
Fir. cabin ........xl34 so Sroond csbin........tO
Through tickets TO London. .... sSeItS
An r1per,eac-d surgeon on board. .
TIE conysny viii not be responsible Tor speo. or valnao
unless bi 81 sdn. having the value expressed are nsncd
therefor.
Tor further information, apply to
ISAAC BELL. Presidcutf
No. Brosdwsy. New ioft
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bort Uarnrns' Notlte.
STATE OF Nav York,
POM. WsRpTNE OFFICE. No. lUi MAILS

POM. WARDESs OFFICE No. lOl Waist.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
.con ofthe act passed April "a 1851, entitled An
Ac 70 Eoof-li1e the Warens Oce Of the Port OF New
Vork 10 az p1f0us iurrestcd in having charge Of the
subject n,ttr such inquiry examination survey that
TN following vesfr nov uudar examination By tho Port
War lens md that tho said Surveys examinations will DO
omp cfrd within ten days n,x succeeding tai. notice.
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EEW-YORK and NEW.HAyEN RAILROAD
IeCs WINTER ADVANCEMENT ieos
COMMENCING NOf EMbtE ~. l1lS.
TRAINs Law NLWiONh

P,.s,nrer Station IN New Yrr,. Twenty "yeui O..
.ud F0urthays. LI, nee o. INcuts stscr-a-...
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot
HUGH RIDDLE. C,n1 Srpt, New leTS
W. r. BARR. oeii Pas Agent, Nrwl
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.
ROAD-On aud acg Monday. Nov .. trains iof Albany
and Troy connecting vi NOTtlon aud Western trains w
leeve New iork = 'Jllows'
TO a VS. HIdaou River RAILROAD. Thriieth-sL ard
Tsutb-sye connecting North Gnd West
lea via Hudson River Railroad, connecting With Worth
EN- md Wesern Tain. 80
ii m vi. lIsr,n Railroad Tweuty sriLst and Fourth
ave connecting ~ IN trains ia Noith tnd West
3.lg o. via Hudson River Railroad connecting a. TOY
with tfalu for Montreal With .soringtarr attached.
10. u. via Harlem Railroad connecting with Ncsirfn
trains. Sleeping car. af'trhsd az hlhauy.
o m via ii ldsou River Railroad sleeping from Now
Yot Buffalo ard su.pvuou Bridge without chauc Tbs
train on sunday.
ii D. NJ via Hui.on River Railroad. With ,eerinF -
tsobsd connecting Albany add Troy with morning trains
tor North and Wet.
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stationcrn ano Santn SoOos'
Glc0ital.
pms ESSENCE OF LIFE will

up RJcORDs ESSENCE OF LIFE will
IN osryo1s and debi4ted constitutions. Success
- re- - IN ros.ibr. lu 9 SEES ; ana - Circular
..s p ROLAND sole Agent, No.st -lOcI Vs. view u
1IFpICAL COMMON SENSE-iOO pages,
O illustrations tH'e 81 GS"'Sn , tooo, % M iEs
nec G5srr.s d. T. b. FOJrE. so. 1879 Broadway
SsYoA
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ateamboats ano Railroads.

UOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT;moII,her ne, new
n "a ,,a,rb slde-shee steamer CITY OF PR0viDERGE,
40 ,.n. h1r.en George b. Hull Commander VII iesye ief
No 30 No,n River foot Of Sh,nssT, ey.Ty r.
DAY. THURSDAY ard aAt IN r.,s AZ
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II Won I,,.sy-Tb. steamer ST. JOHN leaves on Men
days w.dlad.y. and srs,ys ard toe D,n ~ eeoes
~ ~ ,, "a o., No "a Eo,tb River foot Of CsnslH.
Fon rRoY-Th. s,e amer ..se. on n9ndsJ,
Tue.days and Thur.dsya md the RIP VAN "INNhf. ON
Mond.y. Wsdnssd,ys ana Fridays, si6 eeosk n, a'IS
f,sy ~, y, Eqth HrsI, feet =. Ws.t'iJ
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COM
wi PAEY-Foo. a Barclay st--On ard alef Iul" ~
n uint m a tain. ior nscEctttorn AID ireInrdae -
u,n. v M ravs a $3.50 Mail tHrr-ss Tor al saoai
ct Of hluba1n ~ 10 p MoTri-io"n tpFe'. 81 y ia
+ sCHOCH kssisflis Superintendent
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NOR SAVANNAH, GA.-Murray's WEEK
NEPTUNE LINE OF STEAMERS

~ DAILY fOk PROVIDENCE DiEECE
CONSISTING Of Tie following and splendid Stramerst
ELECIRA.."............... j. w. Aye.
GALATEA"....,..,,,,,,",." Capt. W. ". Jones'
NUS..................Capt. VIM. :. Young .
One a The shove magnificent eamrrs will leave fer No
p SoIl River, foot OF Robinsonst. Day tspndsys eI'
ceptcdI AZ O'CLOCK ..
70 Conrectinss Al fsovaepev with the 7<5s- Train for
Boston.
~ sreght taken at Propeller Rs;sI
r.hssc steamer, are nurtassed IN telr arrangements
oT comfort sud safety Of passengers ami their e' io
tie transportation Of FREIGHT
20 Passengers after retiring for the night 30, disturbed
m thew uYrye Providence At bouT enough 10
al desfed ~ tbs fI accommodation train for
Fol Information 10 regard 10 Freight &C. apply to ISAAC
ODELL. General Freight gent, Per 20. r. y. X.
For Iicke Stateroos &C. sp:y % the (lrrk on bosri
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BIZ MsNahon fos psintia Mr. Gl..sy q. desndaut.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAI TFHx-NoT. I2o-Befors Jns
uce ioDE3T.OS.
DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR COCLI-SPEC1AL IFHN-NoT Ii0-Beiore -
uce EoDE2r.OS.
DECISIONS.
Magdalena Heller, by her guardian, &C., Ggt-
John S,burp--Com?iliut diem sod
Henry Wagner SO. IN NJ INSTRUMENTATION granted aud
cause referred 10 Referee, &c. -
Lonis Wsinberg &C.. ag;. Bssius NJ. A. Chesebroush-
Motion for reference granted on ,eI-, aud order staying pv
C. rdii-s vacated q,
md SOY or proceccit ordered -
Cha, Rrnl 81 o. agt. newAm-'erari Fire Insurance Co.
tllr.@ cases).-yiotiyn srani-d.
Geo l.. Allen nat Elisha u. Smiu.-Nonon granted ano
car e referred 10 lt'.eset 20 heaE Nc . ,
Icreuiah q. Hamilton sgt. Wentworth 4 Butler.-Scs
Chs, pe Regime at Sarah Lewi.Cofnpliint d missed.
Ch.r ioolyen at kiwin \. Brooks. james houns ast
II Housatonc Railroad and Transposition Io-MoticRs
Amaze Liprlo,h nst. john Lipplo,h.-Dvor'e granted
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Nov. 2o-Before Judge
DAILY.
Peter B. Sweeny ag James CROOKS and Efa.ius BrooAA
This case having been Omitted iroin the day css-
~ vcrc "a T. motion naio Yesterday TO pace 1t on
d caeil.r h. !tt ARG '..e argument tie Cours
r.ctsL The usual ao'iro q nation % ir given.
Before Judge 'ARDoLO.
DECISIONS.
George j. Turner agt. James b. Taylor, ct al
Lewis , ssc sst raa: C. NOe-Mo:lon denied without
iHchsri Francc act James O'Bticn.-Georss c Barrett.
efC., appointed Receiver.
1he RS, Abillcm Bcrby as Tire Gs,nan Reformed Prot
c.art Dutch Cagrch.-DrGrr 20 show Cgse granted.
Charles ). Spear ct al. ag. George r. hayden.-honon
Robot D. Lyines,oa ag' William ". Van Nots-Defen.
dent nay file exceptions Referees report in Eve days an
payment. OF r0 costa
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pARTIAN ND DEIIh WAEE BAl NAII.
HI ROAD. FALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1850 IDM.
MESCtNG MONDAY. SLPIfMakH 8 PAssENGLR
LINES FOR CAMDEN, WihGHkSfEh AND lONO
BRANCH Tho st,etDef JESSE 1OiT. Cap. sv'iy, sill
esvs Pier No. Noh Rive, oay lslniays cxceptel 20
!ooWs:
4, ii.4,. an. EXPRESS LIVE FOR CANDIES ia.
RECT taking uu.sengsss f0r Port Monmouth. Rcd tan,,
Long Branch SHARK RvC tifnir slae squu. Bfcasnurc
Manchester, Toms River WDvdueusu Shamrng baruo g.
Tucsslcn, Olson, Jaeuoni ard al ,tious Camden ai
Atlantic Raj road.
EIcursion ticket good .0r three dlya.............
At4l5 p. n, WAY Passenger ine 81 Msnchrer Toms
River Long ltfarch sri Intermediate stations.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAND IN AND NEW YORK
Leave NcwfoTk NJ il5 r. H. arriving at Camden l-sJ
y. M neyt day.
Leave Caodeu a. $50 ? III, arriving q. Ne. Yo-t Ia
next day.
Freight taken a, iow ra.es Aprsy g g. HASTy, LORI
FREIGHT Agent Red Bank. \. j. W. :. SNEDEN Sop.
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NEW-IFRSEY RAJLROAD.-Irains leave
~ foot o Coall la,. ,f Poe tApErnta o. = ~ ini l;'l
a m, II A. snd & D. ~ erd 70 nidn ,hti for EAt1rlOEE
and WAsHNGrOs. o. rd l.O n t.i r.. -. Ina i-iIi
night Musry IickeIs pot receivable IA Tie 2. H Kan
nor other part ara zee Dts a oiir's.
NORTHERN RAILROAD rNEW-JERSEH.
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o. COZ m. 9lr 1913 anil +25 rua - Mpu5ey On Ny.'
day on : fof PieTnu,nt q 800. A r.
TAOS. ", DENABEST, Superintendent
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vah rsifoad couponickeis aud thcr oskaff cHec'o !.
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JOIN G. DALI, Agent, No. ID Broadway, NEWTON
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City aat County Of Eev Yort Grorge w. Whit Cashier Of
TIE Bns Had Bant bs dny and t the sbse
ssLsaer,iS coueeto the bea Of tnowe lss ana b<hf
. F. . VI q. W. wII.LKTT CAshiea
evvs L-tore tbs 18th day o. November, isa
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NNNTiNIF
TAsCOGPASi, Of the Cats Hs yok o the daily
oo~ acoons of the o0dns
Istn OF November iSf5t
Ioars aud Dscouus oodI7 %
amohnt - ,f" 03i.2iO ~
lyers.s sr0li 81 Cfraat 1928 IG
Acreage nr9uai Of Dep1 ..9ri,-Gt ~
on sni County Of new J. Morrsol Pfesid Of
fc Narhfitsn Co9ny o ts Of bar
that ils 50Eo best 81
kuuRiedse Lrd heh-. j VI. MORRISON. PfeAceni.
s.ora leofe tD eo;h day Of Spy.rn1r. ,,tS
9nvf J. Ca,.t. ir Notary PNh'ir.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-09
Ofucious Proceed,.gs.

The telegraph on Saturday informed the coun-
try that some eastern gentlemen had matured a
project for purchasing Mrs. Lincoln a residence
At Springfield. in this state. and that Jay Cooke
& Co are acting IS bankers.
The extreme haste with which everybody ia or
has been rushing about to do something for Mrs
Lincoln and the remains of Mr.. Lincoln would be
extremely ridiculous, il it were not so intimately
associated with the Gala mitous event which has
befsilen the nation in the death of the president.
Contemplated with reference to thi. sad occur
renee, such proceedings become, at the very
least. simply absurd
The news OF Mr Lincoln's death had scarcely
reached Springfield before some enterprisiug
gentlemen had appointed themselves a committee
and purchased the Mather estate for over
$50 600. intending il as a burial place for Mr.
Lincoln. A vault was constructed, and every
thing made for his interment st that place. and
then somebody concluded to ask Mrs Lincoln
as 70 her intentions They we're announced,
and in consequence Mr.. Lincoln wss buried
somewhere else, and the off cious Springfield
committee have now on their hands a piece Of
real estate for which they paid $50 900. and n
bran new vault for which they have no occu-
pant. We.would suggest that they inmure them
selves and their of6ciousness in this vault. and
get some of their outside friends to seal il up her
meticallv. not TO be opened under a dozen wears
There is also a monument committee. who 40
pointed themselves; aud now there is a home
stead committee. who are going TO locate Mrs
Lincoln at Springfield Nobody in this state is
ignorant OF The tact that Mrs. Lincoln does not
intend TO make Springfield her residence.
ANY money raised for the purchase of a home
stead for Mrs. Lincoln in Springfield will be just
40 many dollars thrown away. These fussy
committees ought to subside. or else ascertain
What is needed before venturing upon such e1
tended and decisive action -Chicago Times.