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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30
lIh''D"lF lFrtir the ohi5 shteslhab.T
The Washington Chr0nICIe Ap-
piauds Greeley's Peace Ell

The Washington Chropicle applauds Gree
ley for importuning the President TO issue
the right kind Of a Proclamation, having for
It's object the restoration of Peace The
Chronicle islooked upon rs a sort OF semi.
official organ Of the President, and therefore,
! ls not obnoxious to the charge, OF having
"coppefhead ptochvities. The Chronicle
uses this langunee ,..'"
Owe conclr with Mr.. Greedy, that If the
people Of The South can be convinced
by this time they should be conyiuced-that
Mr. Lincoln is anxious to bring them back
to the Union on terms best calculated to
promote q speedy and lastiug restoration
and that he has at his back n vastly conlrol
log majority of all parties in the North and
Northwest they will cut loose from their be.
lrayeTs aud oppressors, and demand perpet-
ual settlement of this great controversy It
is not intended by any true friend of the Gov
ernment 10 humiliate The Southern people
to make them inferior, or to fettsr them
with disabilities, should they accept the
generous conditions Of the President of the
United States. This done, they will be vel.
coined TO the old national hearthslone as
brothers forgiven by brothers, both sides
being eager TO remember only that portion
OF the past which is worthy of remembrance.
and forget all else " '.t
How is the South to be convinced that
Mr. Lincoln "has at his back vastly con-
trolling majority OF all parties in tho North
and Northwest who will stand by him ia
the proiTer Of generous terms to the men who
have been dragged into rebellion, il they will
lay down their arms and return to their duty
in the Union II Is not by supporting Tor
office the candidates who ostenlatiousy cali
themselves Administrators cundidates. The
Chronicle also says that ''the great body Of
the Union party, and the masses Of the op
position party IN the free, States, earnestly
pray for an end OF the war. This is true, so
far ms It relates TO- tie Democratic party.
Now, then, let the voters who want TO testify
to the Southern people that they will stand by
the President IL be shall conclude peace
with them, vote for the Democratic Candidates
on the Sd of April II will have more inau.
ence with the President than anything any
editor can write urging him to conclude
peace ~. tF..t ...a..
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The Horrors Of war.

The Washington correspondents of the
Boston Herald writes. ...'
Executions are plenty. John Nicholas, a
private Of the Goth New York was hung a
day or Two ago. be was a lsimple.lookinp
chap and being lightly built, died pretty hard.
Next dag | was called TO witness another
execution, that Of james Kelley, Of the 67th
Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was shot.
The rule is 10 shoot those who desert 10 the
rear, and hang those who desert to the rebels.
Executions are only too plenty There is on
hand large number OF deserters who have
not been tried the majority OF them are for
eigners, mostly Canadians, who are induced
to desert by the general order OF General
Lee, who promises to send them home under
escort General Grant has issued kimilar
o,rdet,. which has already influenced .dessr.
tions"
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oERrIFIoArR oF AurIoRIrY.I -

(To expire on the 3lAt day OF January, 1901
OFFIgeOF THE AUDIroR oE srATs,
lnsurqace Department, 90, umbna, o., Jan. lelse5.
WHEREAs, Tha lErNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford, the State Of Connecticut hss
hled n this office sworn satenent OF lis condition.
requreI by the frat section ofthe act 'o regulate
Insurance Compani0a not Incorporated by the State
ofOhio," pa ss1 April sth 1855, aud amended Febru.
AIRY 9Th, 1854; and, Whereas, said Company has fur
nshed tha undersignod satisfactory evidences that {
POSSESSED Of at least, ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DJLLARS OF actual Capital Invested in STOCKS
Bonds, or Mortgages OF Real Estate, worth don.
be the amount for which the same IA m orgaRei and
Whereas, said Company has filed In this once writ.
ten instrument under its corporate seal signed hy
the President ani Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent or Agents OF sad Oombany in this State to A.
noRed" 20 service 0f processfor and In behalf OF said
Com Oany, according TO the terms OF said law. 't
Now, Therefore, In pursqnce OF the first section OF
the Aforesaid acs, {, JAMESHl GOODMAN, Auditor OF
satN for Ohio, do hereby certify that said E1NA1N.
SURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Is authorized 70
rsnSact the business OF Fire and Marine Insurance. Ia
this State until the thTtyfrs day Of January in the
year ono thouA aight hundred and siktylsx "
scrbed my namq aud caused the seal OF my ofde 10
be affixed the day and year above written ~
~ JAMES II. GOLDMAN, '.
lsEAL.l tsrAHP.l -a.t19d '11 Auditor ofState.
ta1
Applications received and policies promptly lssued
by John H. Stoppeimann, Agent at Daytoni VIM. H.
NeGley, dsrmsntowni samuel Dnckelt, Miamisburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

Lieutenant Wilson, son Of Senator Wilson
Is to receive Lieutenant Coloners commits
sion In the eolored corps.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30
LARGE FAaM FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber will sell his farm on the Lexipstop
hnrth o. hew Lebanon. The farm eontains 9ssig
Acres " hrst rate landlfS HoreA are cleared nn5 h
tpnDered Tue Improvements consist oi hrioi nous
ahd alsrge tank harm. For further informal non can
ON ne subscriber ~ miles east Of said iafm.
, se-s1aN@b hAkiEL CARRIER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

: The Treasury is getting ready fVpda,to pay
OH the Shenandoah and Western armies. The
payment of the Army Of the Potomac is near.
ly completed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

Coal Is seventeen dollars per ton. and Gour
fourteen dollars per barrel, in Washington
City. - aaal -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

A correspondent Of the st. Louis Demo
crat, writing from New Madrid says s,uprillss
have almost entirely ceased iniesling any por-
ton Of our county a..,,a.t' 'a.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30
. NEW FIRM,
Valuable Property for Sale.

ID DRTWEEN nov and ihol5th day or March, A. D.
ID 1880 WIN sell az private sale, the following prop,
srty' toylg Agood brick ouse, with ak rooms. sti
~ Streets together With lots adjoining
house, containing onibuildings, &e ALSO, 1--we good
building lots between Old and New BToKn streets.
Will sell all this property, 10 whole OF M part by sim
fe2ldtt LJREEz RUIZ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

The Indiana Cotton Mill, says the Camel
ton Reporter, will resume life on ths fire. Of
April. .s ...r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30
Notice ExtraoI,rdinarv.

h. -...Hy. n n.If.Iu a.t..I.
VNaE undsraigned informs tho ladies and gentle
l. men OF this vicinity that he s ready 70 m anufac-
ture 10 order, wigs, and furnish eurls aud Whlskers
TO all who may deAire them. Hair dtesaed In ths
most gratloatyle, He ase gives lessons 10 any who
hteat Paris fashions. . R0hERT REiE,
Ngsnm No. iOi Main street, &c, cornsr Of sHlh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30
lTATE oFpogNEeTlOURq.s <.

THOMAS A. AMBER, President, and LU-
bIusI HENDEf, Seerstary OF tile 4RPNA tN5UR-
LNCE COMPANY benI severallY y sworn, depOse and
say, that the foregoing Is iull, true and correct
ltatemenL ol the sta ~ af said Oompsny that the
lad fn4ufanca Company is bona h1e owner of at
east o Ne HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS pl
,ntasl Cash Capital invested ia stocks aud ontis
that the above desorib ID Investments, nor any part
hereof, lde for the heneft OF aay Siuai
ercls ng authority the ut OF said Com.
pany, stheras PFesdont, sse;retacy. Treasurer Di-
rsctnr, otherwise, aud tn they the above de.
scT,bsd otliOsrs OF said Insurance Company.
tII lTHcMAs A.ALEXANDER. PrdsideAt.
LUeIUs j. HkaBes, SECRETARY. tAtD safVt@
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30
Wine PIantS, GFaPes Roofs ele.

L HAVE for sale the gehnine CHINESE WINE
L PLAkfbt 9nape ROots EYerWeans Of Superior
qualify siabbbery OF otery desefi ptionsFruh and
Shade Tres OF all yarietes-a Of he very best quail
ity; Address through Post. .fice or A. my premises
aud will call immgllately1 i GEORGE SAY,
iesd2w corner Ludlow and First streets.
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ApVMRrIsiNe nArns.


IN WEEKLY.
One square, cightl Words one week"........,.Si 90
Per s1ime, epehweek 10 addition....e ,....4 ~
nS Terms for advt riis, nit nts ecu ynp gIeate
space or for apnler pCn9d than above tpeohUd made
known at the Counting Room All Advertisements are
cha ged NJ tht above iates unless written agreement
IA made previous to iuteIton. All casual Hdyeruse-
ments must be paid Tor In advaute.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30
Subscribed andswofn before me, this 81 day orIan,
WIZ %isStlsSI WI ~ uHui"Aiu'n 'nrsRY FOWLER. y"
HH iI Justice Of the Peace.


0TFIcR oF THE AUDroR or arArE,
N9EH Columbus, Ohio, January le, ls6b.a 9 "
Itis hereby certified, that the oreg1ngis acorreet
copy Of the STATE aent oI Condition ofthG E INA IN
SURANOE COMPANY, of Hartford made To and fled
10 this Office, for the year 1863 blGh ad 81 10 "a
Witness my hand and seal officially.
NFi HlAH JAMES II. GOODMAN,
SEAL lsrAHP.l ..t .t.. Auditor Of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

.,ao tra1s.y1i2
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-Y0RK....... q

Cleared.
Steamship Afbsmsrie. Bourne Norfolk City Potna -
Richmond Livingston, For 4 Co.
st.amship Jaws (Brl Noodle Liverpool r. Cunsrd
st.smship We lward, Reynolds. Baltimore.
SteaIns hi Lone Star. Scbeidsu, NewOresns hsyee0
Steamship L. C. knight. Duntz Alexandra, d. b. CrsO
well L. Co. -, r
stesmer Moro Castle. Adams, Hsvsns. spodord Tiles
Co.
Steamer Gransds Baxter, Charleston, A. Lesry
steamer Saraiogs King Norfolk City Point and Rohn~
q. HeDeken Pslmore.
Shin Psctolu. Tobcy Melbourne. r. w Cameron.
Rsrk Emily Agnes (Br), Watson, Richmond, j. L. fhfHDD
kCo. ~
Bark Harvest Moon. Bartlett, Galveston. p. Smith:
Bark Ninsvsb. stsckpole New.orle.ns SNOW burees
Brig Breeze (Brl McDougsl. Cork for orders Wmsne6
Brig EIbs (Rrl Dawson, Cenfuegos. n. r. DeWofk CA
Brig Lizzie Ky der ,Gouisyrs Miller EonenteS
Brig Ariobst West (Br.l. RaDy. St. John and MaysssA
B. Y. Small Co.
Brig Renshaw Smith, st. Marks, Fla, r. D. Hsribot -
sebr Monitor Besss Wsehsrn, n. 8. Racket, Son Co
schr Lsnrs Francis, Higgins, yacnel Brett Son Co
schr J. ". Brtnsrd Crowel, Now Haven. NJ brgg -
ScLr Hndscrsbble Joue.. Baltimore, }. V. Hevisnd
Schr. N Shalsr, Strickland Ns"'London' d. D Hss.sS
schr. Hamlet Ryan, Snow Nsw.Bedford, Fsrsasea =
Wood.
schr. TTlt Prescott Wilmington, Thomas Holns<
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

.,ehed l,.esmbsr election. w ssdsr q The Csusy =
snditsd and allowed s thousand seven nonanse -
dollars (s Tl0l and The Comptrolics anseeso W ""
sccsnsd and r,souon adopted BY shs f'ns"
s,u.,vss,cervi.ors Blunt Davis, Ely Fos. hsss~
sboot smith Tweed and WillInann-e MA.
And the ssms was directed to 10 ssns " nN ~"
Mayor for approval
s,r.r,,.or sxrrn then moved tha. ~hes the posss
journs it will do Sc to meet on Lhaf'oss' ''A
O'clock, -r. ~ rrr - -
Which carried q Wn -
N"' '''' 'J JOS. 3. YOUNG. ca
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Arrived.

s,..r.b,o ci,v Of wuhinst,n Brooks Liverpool Dss r
Queen, l.h at a. nd'e snd sos 9ssa, ,
siean.lIp M.,athoa (Bs,, M0Mi'ioo, Liverpool O'~ -
steamship City Of Limerick Jones' Liverpool Dec o. As>
Steamship Easle, Larrsros. Hav,n. Dee 49, ud'a- -
steamship Crusader Butcher Belle Dec. king6on -
Port su Prince 18th, and Turks Island d md'e' ana pAs
steamship prome.heus Child Apslachicols Doc H. 70
West 2s, cotton. Benner Brown
s4th md,e and pass W Wskemsn Gookin Dickinson
steamer Leo merrill, ssvannsh u hours mdse and -
AZ. and wa, Obliged to put po,t Royal, with
S,u Salvador and Constitution, also from csahnnp. -
bsd dense o.; was detained 10 hours Of Sandy Hook
thick weather Dec. 2'. Cd Aatse'" saw ssssiA
Steamer v-,che.sr Ingram, WILMINGTON 90 hours ads>
snp John Bsay.a C.Ivcr Apsschcols cotton wslsA
sTi Ro.ins Fsr,or Apsaeh,cOa % day, cotton to sass
Bag goi, Brl Christian Mslas. S days. fruit to asss
shs Leouard Meyers, Coles Baltimore days, 70 \
Big Pierre N...qu: tBr Adams J'n''i'. is days -
Bis g. r. Nssh, Lansing Ap.lseticols Is days sotssA
B: |a1s , S.s ts'hy c , lusss' % Sss,y N@ %is
Brig Flors Mayo (Brh Nirithn Nov "a mshopn, ~
for Liverpool .Sed days prsviou.y Lefs brig Idsa
Bi, Hiram Aba tof W.scs,se.t) ribbe Havana 10 day~
,ussr and nSie tobacco. Miller HOOsh,on.
Brig H. Corner Wsyeo,t, Of and from st. Andrews n D.
days .hip timber j. boyn.On, son Go.
Yse, Porteed Had heavy weather. lost part Of dsso
load spi' sails, and broke fore-gs0-
Scir Thos. Winsns. GsorgeIown, rough rce Deimss y
p.rer' Had heavy weather the whole psssn;e.
soAr. L. De Hart, Low, Mobile 70 days, cotton Il. D. NO.
but x Co.
Sandy Hook.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
1uOke0.
s...m,hio CITY Of London, bound

Steamship City Of London, bound in--Dec. D SLIP -
II miles W. Bel Buoy -
Steamship Chus bound E.-Dec N ii M, - miles ".
Fas.cet - =.
s,esm. ship City Of Boston bound E-Dec. "a, lo1p ~
lat q %, Ion s3 L. - d, - .
gs,tret. =.
Steamer San Jscinto, hence for ssvsnnsh-Dsc - -
D. M. of rstterss.
Bsrk Ellen s. Evans. Gardens for Bosscn-Dec. d. -
Bark Edward Everett Boston for Baltimore, days ssA.
Dec.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Disaster.

dispatch from our e,pondens a. squr,, dated Dec -
SAYS bark Flora of Baltimore, ashore three miss NJ
sausm Inlet. No particulars
Mig Juliet C. Clark into by three-m.sted soss
Dec Ss a. p nl carrying jbhoon. head aud h~sD
resr Did rot learn the damage 10 tho schooner.
scl T. j. Hi wen. ssnors yesterday, during the foS -
Sandy Hook
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Passengers Arrived.

In steamship City u Washington from Iiserpoocl-A
Thompson aud lady. the Msses Joseph, X. z; Msots -
Mr. i.p lady and two dsnsh,.rs Miss NJ Frre Mr. Tho1S
Mis-, Mannun, II. Nuhils, Gorfrey 5. Nsythae. T. Smn
W. Wsrd w. Collard H. Hsmshsn. s. w. Lester h IL
Berry, H. Coulter r. Psruss, H. Charlton, NJ MatbY -
slys Perro, j. Goostsi r. Young Mr. Oliver.
In steamship Esse from HsvsDua-I Plat. A. VilislS<
Ascsncio w. Folsn, A. Ostusn, ThoL Savage, B. Aus
u s. n H. Cahard Miss j. Snh. D. Butengtop, L. L. Mep
Grsudy and lady B. Bisss r. 0sris.s, Laser T. svsnsS
T. H. Hooker Miss OShea T. Hoebrn, y. Mschsrs-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Mem0randn.

Ship Old Colony from London evousy repored sss -
Lafsyette has been gotten od and towed 70 tas
She reports Left London Nov. 5; Dec "" w mpes
yests AID Of the Grand Bank since when Tad
gales and hurrcanes lost sells. stove boats ana
sprung mainruss and did damage. She eon"sns~
v. Ii. RrnNH
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
HPassengers Sailed.

ponand, @r and Mrs j. w Vim. Montreal; Mit.S
Montre.. T.. Gsner.uI, Montreal 7; Wsplsi > ~. ooS
McCn,ry. f. Beckett VIM Pierce II. White Z. White -
r. T. Downie, A. Zolng.r. Paris. P; Donsham hcoS
Schspevc C. Martin, R. IRWIN Thomas Ghoson j. hanss>
L. D. Crrnshsw. two Misses Cren,haw, Me- and MIA
Gray, Mr. ard Mrs w. T.. worthsr. Mr.. and Mrs. u MaYR
H. 7. wilkinson, Eng n. Heath, Z. Mason. Psui ~
Watson, =. N0ssner, N. Y. L. Il. Cromel, Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

BOARD OF ALDERMRy-NO QUoRUx.-Ths
Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon. the PrsA
dsnt, the Hon. Morgan Jones' in the chair. Upon -
eslling a the roll only six members snswerins to Aso
names. the President declared the Board sdoarned -
want ofA quorum.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERBEY
ps,.en r Depot IN New orb, foot OF Liberty st ard
Freight Depot in Newyort Pier No North River connect
81, Hampton JUNCTION with the Detwse; M v
Rslfoad and is connections forming dlect he 10 iIt
huTgh ard he We, without change Of eafs also to s o
"'si'Ho GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Frpres Trns daily from the West except SUNDAY"
One psin dsy .,csp, s,urdsy') fOr III. on region
c;,i,y,ti ST. Louis &C. witt dui on. change efc.rI
WINTER ARrANGEMENTS
Commencing Nov. 20, Is6S cave New,foTk as fo2ws 2,
St6 M lor Eas,on. Msuch Chunk. Wilaam'pors "ikse
MAIL TaaIs1Atss IN for Flemington. E'stOn, W.,a
GAP Scranton Wiiesbius, Great Bend, Pis'ton Brigham
81 m-we.ern EIpren for E'stonb Scranton, Grsa e..
yend Allentown Rerdng Harrisburg, Ptsoursn snd Tao
e.. m but one change Of 10 Cincinnati or chicago
ana bot two changes 70 81 Louis A.. ch,,,
VIke,barre, willianipor, Reading Pos'''ine h"r"0S
m-rOr E...ou, Scranton. Crest Bend Bsihlshs'n'
: n m -Yor sou.ryle and Fleminrton. -,
6p m-EIpre.s train for the OH Region and Lns' '1J
except Saturday e.,xu,.
$50 p m-Ior somrrvHis'
sDmn'WfSTERN EXPRESS TRAIF-roI Eu.on' Al
l,n.1vn. Re.ding HAIhsburs. Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping Cara through from Jersey CiJ 70 fi''axn' '
evening" IFffrzAgErYPoRr AND NEW. YORK FERRY;
J..,, EewYork from loot Libertyst r. 10 M ana Nv
D. m nom Pier Nc. North River ntp o. ~. x =, An.
iTeie Tor the West be obtained at the onee O w;
Central Railroad COMPANY foot OF LiberJst, H. ~ TO-
..tor Uoure a. Hos IN aud SIC brosdwiy aud Al the
psi hstrs JOSIAH o. STEARNs. suPeEin,endenl.n 9
ATORTUFRN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.
Trsps leave Jr.s-y City ior Pie'nont at s' L.i -
a., sQgn m The g!3 and &;f3 rin honssJ Va "-'h
d.y only !er ftsrmoni y o. nc ~ ~ an
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun 6isesT;24 Sup Sets. ... 40 Moon ssts...
sIgH WATER rgIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. 347 Gov lsand.. <:3a Hsu Vses'''' -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

COMPLIMENTARY. - Capt. Jourdsu Of The
Sixth Precinct was yesterday ordered the position q
City Marshal by Mayor elect Hoffman Ths CaptaiA
respectfully declined the position on the ground t1 -
eogld 10 Gore pss In lie PeAcs pspart9anL sl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Returued.

e,ssner s de Cubs tpsnl Rivera, hence for Csdis N
inst returned In consequence OF having oroksn hsr v
pe !er -shsit when days out.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

A GENTS WANTED--For "TRE FIELD,
IA DUNGEON, AND ESCAPE BY ALBERT ID. RIoH:
ARDsos y: L. frihuns Correspondent The unparalleled
600 cpics per day abundant evidence Of tho pcpu
lOty ta The most interesting and exciting book
puolshed embracing Mr. Rieh.rd'on. unparalleled ex
perencr years Travelling through the south in ths
service OF Tbs Tribune the outbreak OF The with
armies snd Aee's both Eas and West, his thrilling cap
ture hi. for twenty months in different
Rebel prisons mis- escape and almost nscalons jouraey by
night nearly 40 miles Al those who want profitable
poynent, please send for Circulsr Address AMERICAN
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Hartford, Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
V1 PAHY-foot Of barclay st.--On and sfter Nov 81,
morning mail trans for Hsekes,ovn and intsrmedia,s Ns
tions will $50 Mai ETpress Tor al ststi'as
vsst Of Mlburu, n 10 D. MousCwn Express at p. u
2 sCHOCH. Assl,tsnt Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.--Trains leayo
IN foot Of Cortlsndt st. for PsApnLPsA aud IL 80
n,., l2 IN. ami p N, end IL midnight Tor BALTsors
ard WAsHISGroy at and ll:J0 r. En. and IL mid
nirit Military Tickets not receivable in the y n tAin
FOR other particulars sss bills at Offices
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III ROAD. FALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1858 CON-
MfNCING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. PASSENGER
LINES FOH CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LONG
RRANCH. The Steamer JESSE HOYT. Cap. Seely, will
Lave risr No EoIh River daily lsupdsys eIcePsedi g
AZ ii:ls H. EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN Df
RIOT taking pss,ensen for Psr. Mor,ou.h Red Bans
L. NJ Risnt shark River Fsruln sdss Sqan EressburG
Mar chester Tom. River Woodnan.is Shsmcne Bsrnesst
Tuckeror Oson Jackson and all Stations Camden Aad
Atlantic Railroad
Through to C,,nden IN Tvs hours. ...........FNo
T1oursion ticset good for three dsys. ...........
At<i3 o. M, Way Passenger line for Manchester, Iofns
river, Long Branch. aud intermediits stations
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEW-tohh
Leave New York II <i3 p 10, arriving ct Csmaen u"
L-.v. Camden ., 800 p m sr.vins a. .NswYort q. m Z.
next day.
IRE III taken si low r,ss. Apply 70 TASTY, LocA
Fresh, Agent. Red Bank. n. j. WIS. sNEDES, Snp@
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
IL Janessip, Ner.York ~ follows;
eco q. On. Ofeeupot Mail. stopping o. oil stations
II 100 a m. for Sy0sset
?oop Ysphank Ezpe's and TO Greenport On saturdays
400 y. ni. Syssset Express
5:00 .. D. ior FsEIningdsle
Trains for Rnsyr aud Glen Head leave st 800 m and
4 20 y. IN. changing st Nineols
SUNDAY Excur.ion Trsins leeve Hunters Point $50 m
r. " ui1E, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
NIVIDLND NOTICE.-HAMILTON FIRE

- INsURANCE COMPANY. No. II Walt organz.ed,; q,
ta C,pi,t als0OOD hrsct4 fl3O s3s g. The Board 81
Tecos Of this Cofoy hsvs this dAy declared DI' l.
PEND o FOUB a. fEk Cent iree u Government taI'
JAMEs GILMORE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

A GENTS WANTED.--New BOOK now
~ ready, THE GREAT CAMPAIGNS OF GRANT AND
SHERMAN, by the Hon. j. T. HEADLEl IN one large vol
une from oci, including popular biogruplics on
prominent Genea Of tn. Union army with steel
portraits. battle aud maps In both kngsh and Cor
Sold only by agents chance j. OH red make
money Send stamp for teim,, &c. l.. b. TREAT Co..
Publishers, No. l5U Orsnd-st. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
IrroRrxSs AND Ts.pEps' NATIONAL BASK'
OrILs sBEADBANK-TwENTY.EIGHTH

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Doc 22, 1865. T1e board OF
pfe''o.s tave THIS DAY declared o. ARiEhbf b'l'
LiND Ci FOUR 90 PER CENT free Of Government tst,
e,o ne ne, Pre- IT. Of The past three months yeDe on ana
Nfi "a Day o. Jsuuary ncx The transfer books VIII re-
tai1 c..ssd lI0G this date " Jan. ?, inclusive. .
III &. ". WlLLETr, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
IJort-uar6ens Notlte.
srlrs OF Nsw.YoEK,
Pon-.wARpsy. oTyIcS, No. iot Wsn-st

n
po,-W.npsy. OFFICE No iot Wsnst
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance wiz
~ .eson &c, passed APs i ~ s, sats sssa
" - ~ ~ naT.ops interested In, having charge o.
hs,. .tsap Of sach inquiry examination survey
tf, following vessels under examination blythe
-. .nS that the said surveys Nominations VIA
e,spIe.ed within days next sasesedaS his nosieA -
beard sid vessels; - -
steamer W yandote. No ~, y.
Steamer Leo o......................Pier No. l6, u.
Steaner Quaker City ..............Pisr No ~ T. !.
Steamer fl0rids.. NO. ID y. -
Bark John Griffin ...TobhG
Bark Noase ..bAtic-st, bro0kY1
Big J. u. LlncoM
Big kuIes....,.............Jackson / WoedtufA
Big Chief.".................. Pier No. f.
Brig lingo nners rom.
Brig CeTes...................W w WoodIun kooansonp
Rrig InterTrso .hoocxnA
BrS Belle Of the Bay. 40. y
Sc.li. a H. Nsin ....'..'s...'...'.'
Schr. Isabel Ptsr NO. y z
NNTBORNE ToMPKINS PrssidssA
J. Are's HHRRInAS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

WANTED-A SITUATION az POrtor, Coach
w Ssble Foreman rood references be given
Address A. No. I Psrk place. Room No. IT.
WANTED q position in some Wholesals
w House LI0HT PORTER can bring yood reersncss
Address BURDHrT, No. Park place, Room Nv. II.
XNyANTED-A Situation as BARTENDER
w young Men who thoroughly understand the bus
The hes, of reference be given. Address WIN A.
MOORE, Station A, spring'st., n. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
fBIIs,LtpufA AND RvAprsG RAILROAD Co,
80 : %

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. H. lBa>
nlViDEND NOTICE.-Ihe Transfer BOOKS
r. O I'll, Conp~v WIN b. closed on sAIUhDAf, Dec
u al ropened on TJrSDAN, Jsn. . 1860.
"A ADNI0gND of Tx PER CENT las been declared on
t1 p abb ih css c,,uo stock st PSF st the opnon
'lc L3der and sf.' The 5o.h int, 70 the holders
pc . they shall stand rce, ed the books oi the Com
"a "a t-s 10Th inst All paysle at this Office.
:. BRADFORD, Treasurer