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Proposals
OyYIcn OF Army CLOTHING AND EouIPAGE,(
NFW-NoRK Jan Ia 1863. I


OyyIcn OF Army CLOTHING AND Eaup.GE,l
NKwYoRK Jan. a. 1865.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-BIDDERS for ARMY
"A SUPPLIES under advertisement dated the 9Th instant
aud signed by me hereby notified that the time for open
ing BIDS h.. been postponed until u O'Clock M ON "EDNES
oh. yINToN. d. Q. NJ Gen., Br. Brig. Gen.
CLorHrse BuRgAu, Qx.-Gry'n oyyrcrl
WAsHrNGTos, Jan. 9, 1865.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-SeGledp proposals VIII be
IA received tho Office OF Army Clothing and Equipage
inst, for furnishing BY the Depot ofArmy Clothing
Uniform Goats, Infantry standard
Artillery Jackets, standard
Sack Goats lined standard
Sack Goats, unined, standard.
Shirts. Domestic Flannel, standard.
Drlwers Canton Flannel standard.
Stockings. standard.
Bootees, sewed and pegred, standard
Boots, Cavalry Sewed aId fegged. standard.
Blankets. India Rubber, standard.
Pouches, India Rubber, standard
knapsacks, standard.
Hsversacks, standard
Csnteens, standard
Camp Ketils, standard.
Mess Pans. standard.
Axes, FEELING standard.
Pick Axes standard.
Hatcbets standard
Spades standard
shoves standard.
Garrison Fars, standard
Tents, Hospital, standard
Tents, Shelter Q oz. Cotton Duck standard
Great Goat Straps standard.
Further information be had aud samples Of the above
articles may be nj the Office OF Army Clothing and
Equiplge New York.
Bidders viii state the number they propose 20 furnish how
they aud the number they can deliver
weekly and viii submit samples of tine articles or Of the ma
teria which they be made and when textile fabric
yard should be furnished. Proposals must be
accompanied by guarantee signed ny at responsible
persons setting ioTh hat centacs awarded t. the party
ling the bid that he they will az execute the con
tract and give bonds the proper "a uen Of the
The night Il to the United states e. reject any part
OF the whole the Bd may be deemed for the Interest oil
the service.
Awsrl. win be saec, the approval Of the ouarieraser'
General Of tie Army. .
The suppies must be delivered IN Regulation Packing
Bores rIoposs should BE- indofsed Proposals for furnish
in ,Ie te Of the article DID io aud addressed
to Broyct Brs Gen. d. II. NINTON, u. On. Gen.
Newly ork City.
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Tie above FORM ~ proposals viii DO adhered closely
practicable OAer orm8 w be received by the Department
al du'f considered
Proper guarantee that tie bidder {. ab 10 fah the con.
tc ted fr llcfk Of the nearest District Court or
United -lfes NfrH Attorney, must accompany TIE pro-
g1.a. os .t sIi bel rejected.
An o4 % ae nee to IL, United States Government, mus.
G'so srcar rary th~ proposal
mo -onf+-s will te uwafiod 70 the lowest respond be
rv ar p4f who vii be- dirty notified by mall other.
viii. h. their bid H. tcc.pad and immediately required %
cs',f under hoad 70 tine amount q 5000 Tue
bonds Boo pro- rry cr.trd and the p0soIce address OF
lr Dol. pale end suTo..rs stated upon ihem.
oIs may be ,sc.cag pyg.oa when tie proposals.
o.Haci.
r1r Office address Of The parties proposing must be
a .'.n..f'r written l1Iu ftr pr0pofll
T.r. aa rls' le addressed Surrron Chsr'es Snher
,.-I 80 t.me Medical purvevor. Wellington, D. G."
c usla.ut reserves the rirf 10 r' any and al bids
..-.a..,. u...ui..ulr CHARLES "a IilERLAND.
surgeon u. s. a. and Sized cd Puryeyor,
Nasliu-ton. ID. c.
Printed forms Of proposal, may be had At THIS Office
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TINTED STATES CHRISTIAN COMMITS
" SION NV YORK CoxnIrTgx-Cssh Acknowledgements
RECEIVED PROM

Presbyterian Church, Henpstead, l.. l.......... 10
Union Meeting Ut Jewett n. b................. Is
Union Meeting at Windham Centre, y. Y.......... IS
congregational Church, Monroe Ct...............
sre.toae Prcsbycrisn Church Piatsbuie n y. 90
Through Rev. Asher IS
Reformed Dutch Church Fair Haven n l.......... 10
baptist Church, Groton, N. N.................... 70
taIs
fresbyteTian Methodist and Episcopal Churches Mil
tnioa Meeting and Masonic Lode. at Sianca:,s
N OF
Eev j. q brown... 10
Ers Ly ha
u 2.
4yerdae Presbyterian Church. 3
Ladies Christian Commission, Paterson, n J..... o.
ffehl
Selorup.d Dutch Church Ncro.u L. .......... Is
fnptist and Methodist Churches Lake Mahopae...' ~
Nj L. Church, Unida Valley, y. Y...............'''
Pre.bysrinn Church Middctown n Y............. Is
III. +. Church, fishkul Landing. l...'.';..'..'.'
Reformed Dutch Church Of tie toinoHeI hhs'''h %
Reformed Dutch Church FssbaIsh ~; Il
Metho1s Baptist and Presbyter4n Churches Jun :,
eS dee \ ~ ,., " ;r p
tiapts' Church, Messina n 49,. ''''''''''
Congregations Of Wayne. y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
NJ. r. Churches at Cold spring HuIooI' woodbury. ., .
and Wet ny 10
Laptist. Methods. ana Congregational ChuIehes =, n
"a, hee,etl.e n: 49, i .... So
Presbyeran Church, Rchhed spr'nss''.'.''''''''''
Sarah W Oorneu .''',''' i'''''''''''''' N y
Congree.t iJnsl Church New-AiAafd Coun........ .
N isnS9 P go Rcesroe bSrh chni h.. u
f ISspylsii ~ , y ~ r6 III Ha, .. L.
Baptist Church Elizabeth, h. J...................' 40
NJ Me- I,1i.a .............. 2 .
Bn5ntt.r Co1slegatios arci coia......... 80
Two very uDor persons a. Iielsaut Mount fenn....
-. Johu Church, (autcr u-y .
North Granville through lothian se"a'''.''''''''.'' u
Hirs Sarah
pr..f
rst Prcsbvterisu Chulcl pt..l ............. o. p
baptist Church W ashns on ave- ifoo, i'''.'.'..' ~
TRINITY Cleh Hobokeu ~ J..................... -
> T. jackson
Union Services al Baptist Clurca anol, Is. I..... 81
Second Reformed Dlcu Ch.ic. ..-.e. ack....... u
Presbytcnau Church, WsadiHston ~ A..''.'..'.' ~
1apts; huTch' fs'souTS -. 1..'.''-.''''''.'''.'
Aadsou ,quaIe Presbyie.iirt aur- Acv az Adams p
Throusl cv j. Hall be.. a. D. l................. n
So s, X. n,'I 91o, ...
9hrousn avid Ride ~
tNeioiu,e io'e TAM bu''u W ID n
s NJ .............................. 5t
North Congregational Church no=eroI' CONN =
J-.sbvt.ri.p and If p Churr bes Turn \ Y..... Is
Rev Jro C. TAYLOR sweden y. Y................... a.
staplet1, :. ............... %
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J-ntc5 81, ,e,r,tio,-s o., Gs,,y..'. \ I...... 1.
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T. I. ClncA a. ebay. ~ ....''''..''-.'''-'''' -
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IT, nnfcb Cbe,rb INSTRUMENTATION. s.
70 =; a C' ................... %
s.o l0r i,si a. Cl,'ycp F,iir, - i.... 2
fiFst IRE oyteran ChuicA ,T-l.e ~ J............ q
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.

IN Daily,
For Providence Direct
TIE n-w and splendid steamers
ELECTRA AND OAhAIEA,
Having Superior AccoInuoda ions fYr Passengers and
Freight VA leave Pier No y North River, foot OF Robin
son street Daily SUNDAYS excepted o, p.
Connecting NJ Providence with the for Boston.
The ELECTRA Jsp,. :. W. NYE. vii leave New York
every MONDAY WEDNES DAY and fs.lllAh. -
n. GALATEA Capt WAi. JONES, every TUESDAY,
TIT -RsDAf and SATURDAY.
Is7-freight taken % Propeller Roies
steamers are upsurpassed in their arrangements
or comfort and SAFELY Of passengers anu her facilities Tor
the trlnspouation Of Freight
~ PAis.uee n, sfer retiring for the night not disturbed
m h-y in Providence at an honr early enough 20 Sc
f desired in the hr accommodation train Tor
Boston. arriving In Boston Il a.
For information Tegtrd 10 Freight kc apply to IsAAC
ODELL General FREIGHT Agent, Pier No. p, n. H. -
For Tickets staterooms Berhs, Apply 20 w. VI. I'D
WARDS General Ticket gent Per No. q, North River
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
lJwsranted manufacture Also solid Chestnut and walnut
Chamber Suites, plain and ornamental, at H. r. FAltNO
TONS. SC3 Canalst opposite Wooster. Established l5f@
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rI'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IETNFEN NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HAkBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK hAkboii.
CHTNA.........eavesN Newly ork. We'd esd,y jan 25
CANADA..........eavesl Boston. . ednesdaY, feb.
leaves New oTA.. W ednesiay FEB b
AFRCA.........a,esB Boston cdnrsday Feb. ID
Observation-Disclosures New ok... sdutsday Jan ~
ASIA.............savcs Bosion.. " eanesday March
FROM NEW-YOgK To LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Pa s.gc.....................,.Sl 2 ~
Second Cabin Passage. o. Oo
BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL
ChiofCahn Passage. Sll2 -
Second tann Passage. .........s.s...s.+. u, ~
payabr In gold equva in United states currency
Ief,hs secured until paid tor
IN cNrrricnccd Surgeon on board.
e oncrs of hcsr ships wl De accountable for Speci.
or Vanahes unless Bills OF Ldns having the value expressed
are signed therefor.
hon Freight OF Passsse apply 70
+. CCNARD No. 4Bowlne. green.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot Of
NETWORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
1904 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1856.


TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK, nth ST. AND 9Th
AkfNl h..
For New. Haven, 100 500 Fx..l ll3O IL - (EA,l
3no. tEx.l ssi5, 30 aud 400 fEN,l p. n.
For BRIDGEPORT 100. 800. tExl ll3g II - (EI.,b
3oJ. OK 3s5, 80 end 800 OH p. m.
For Milford, and Stanford ZOO II 10 345. 40 p.
For Fairfield Southport aud Wesport TOO, 1885, 3fS,
a. p. m.
FOR Norwat 100 eco (EH.) $50. lL3c a i2l5 (Ex.l
345. so. $50. 300 Xxi p N
For p1rcn, 700 99r ll.s0 q. as5 +31. $50 p
For ureenw ich 7.0O 3D. l3j .3f5, 80 530 - pm.
For stanford 700 500 (f1) 80 iLjg m 1915, iExi
3OO. Tx 3 IS 80. $50. b.3u. 500 tEx..l o. m.
For Port Chester and int rmeGae stations 100 $50, ll3o
& H. 3.,5, so, 80 go, 100 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, $40 H. lEx,) 300 tEH,l 90
p. - 49,
For Hartford end Springfield 400 tEx,) a. Inf OK 90
Qy.) f4.lj, gnU p. m.
For Coeo icu River Railroad 900 (Ex.,D l-.l5 p
10 Mou'real 800 9. m. 10 NORTHAMPTON.
Fos Hartford Providence anu Eishki Railroad, 500, Exl
For New Haven NewLondon and stoainstoa Railroad a.
800 A. m Il 70. $50. 300 =. N.
For ans Railroad, l2.l5 o. m 10 Northampton
For Housatouic Railroad o.
For Neugutuck Railroad, BONA M, 200 p. m.
For DAubury and Norwgk Railroad, 100. $50 f.B
p m.
Commolious Sleeping Cars attached 20 8.tO ?. train
JAMES IA. HOhI. Supt.
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Proposals.

CLOTHING BURrAUl
OrARTERNAsTrR tEsErALs OFFICE,
NAsniSGIUs January ~. 1865.
\ RNY SUPPLlES.-Seglcd Proposals will
~ BE- received ai tie Office Of Army Clothing aud Egupaee
iIsa0i j., Until u O'Clock WEDNESDAY. the 18th
inf of furnishing by contract at the Depot o. Army Cloth
iue rnu ~ ipage, Philadelphia. viz;
r.ft Cot, lined. army standard
Ea.t tuats uuiIed. do.
ila1sri', lndia-nibbcr for infanlry army standard
bH.Isa h, complete do
I4tet.a, do
Iro.u Hats do
Ist Cord aud Tauss DO
Cfm. Kettles, do
ke.8 iHIs, do
Slllef Tents. do.
la lid must be guaranteed BY two responsible perEons
WI fglaIes must b. appended 10 the guarantee and Ger
timed 90 a. beng good and sucicnt security for the amount
lrofri D. some public functi0uaiy % tlf Unrd states
BID from deiaung and oie that do not fully
rou ply with the requirements Of this adyeiomcnt VIII not
b, considered.
Blank form. for proposals. embracing the Of the
snr- required IN each bid can be- had apps alton u VAS
once and none others which do not embrace this
VIII be cnn.defed nor Wal Boy proposal be consifrd "'h
dOrr not ucty conform 20 the requirement. therein stated
Bidders will state the quantity they propose 20 iuuish how
soon they can commence and the quantity they can deliver
weekly.
The light reserved By the United sa,ee reee, any part
the whole Of the bids may b. deemed best or interest
Of the rervlco.
Awards win be subecto henpproval o. the ouariernaer
General Of the army.
Samples be this Office and proposals. must be In
dofsrd fropo.h io army SUPPLE eating Oh " envelope
thu particular ariel, bid Tor. HERMAN bl0Os,
90. Qaptes1AssoSr leoaE! mens
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

ASSISTANT QUARTER Masters OrncE
No 10 STATE ST, NEW YORK, jan l, 1865
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED Il viii purchase in open market oil Horses
that may presented and inspection at the Goyerpmen
Stables on Thirty fths Tenth ave. until further
notice follows:
CAVALRY HORSES from to 10 years old and from IS to
is hands high. -
ARTILLERY HORSES from 70 10 years old-l5t hands
high and over-to weigh LOO pounds aud dark color.
Prre f., Cavalry Horses l6j each Price for Artillery
Horses 1870 each payable in such funds as may BIZ furnished
y ''' 0'' GEO. T. BROWNING, Captain and A. O. NJ.
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tile0itdl.

Use PHELPS q RICHARDSs
BRONCHIAL PELLETS..
FOR COUGHS. COLDS, BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT,
etc.
Superior to Browns Tro-hes uny other Loseasa now
30 sale By every Druggist. Ak fos other! Take no
N.nufcturers' popo,s CONRAD rOy, so. 81 Barclay.
o., AID r. a. LONLJOi No. 90 fu.t'n.si, Wholesale
Druggists
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.
no! FOR THE GOLD MINES of IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSFORMATIONS LINE.

The new fast and light dfsh steamer DEER LODGE
Thomas W. Rea, comuander Henry A. Dohn,an, clerk now
being built at PsbDrg Pa. expressly for the St. Louis
for Benton trade will leave Pttsburg Fort and
inermedisie points SATURDAY February 10. and leave 81,
Louis SATURDAY March 4, or a. soon thereafter the
river Is open to Omaha and Council Bluff
Inc new, last aud Light draft steamer BENTON, VIM
oWafd COMMANDER Lewis l.. Hine, clerk, viii leave fos
or pehton ana intermediate points SATURDAY March IL
Inc new fast and hight dsft stesIner YELLOW STONE.
joseph sayLood commander Ssny Ryland clerk will leave
as above SATURDAY, March l8.
The very fast and light draft steamer FANNY OGDEN.
Thomas Townsend, commander, Moses HiIlard clerk viii
leave above SATURDAY, April Is.
Steamer DEER LODGE viii remain between Forts Uniov
and Benton until the cargo of all the boats Of i. line de
cred at Font Benton.
BY ths arrangement shippers have great advantages. and q
assurance that their freight will BE- delivered at destnaoa
We also prepa ed to furnish LAND TRANSPORTATION
FROM Font BENTON 10 THE MINES, AND WILL
GIVE THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO SILVER
CITY LAST CHANCE. PRlCKLY PEAR, DEER
LODGE. VIRGINIA CITY BANNOCK CITY AND
GALLATlN. For freight or passage applyto
JOHN q. COPELlN,
Southeast Main and Oliver sts
JOSEPH McENTlRE, St. Louis
Northeast Pine and Commercial sts., or Mo.
JOHN j. ROE & CO.,
Convent-st. bet Second AID Thirdsts
J. EAGER, Agent No. Al broadst. New York.
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OFFICE CHIEF QCARrEHMasTER,(
No Ift CIscNsArI. Ohio. Jan. D. 1909.
PROPOSALS IRE invited by The undersigned
I until WEDNESDAY. January 25 1865, at Y O'clock
or furnishing this Department witt
Great Co4.s. Foltnens, Amy Standard
Wooden blankets, Army Standard
Stockings, Amy Standard
Great Colfs, 5tIaps Army Standard
Comp Kettles, army siontlTL
A. Handles Army STANDARD.
Nat .oull Coor-. Army Saniirf.
t. Boz, delivered Tree charge tLe United States luspce
ton Warehouse IN tiis city, IN good, new packases
IN be rlade dance rh ne sffi0ns on
ie at 4ocJ The Of ne contractor, quantity Gnd
ktnd NJ goods, number and dur Of CONTRACT Es 10 dHehy
norkrd IN s1ci affiis and IgcAagc.
Tars ofcri goods should make separate Proposals Tor
each offered and must distinctly state IN thor bds me
oulp'itv hry propose furnish the prc" frheh slomG 10
Jf tafh s6rds and dgurc and conform 10 ihe terms
Of Thu advertisement copy Of whicA should accompany each
proposal
sndrl samples Of the articles required may be seen at the
Office OF Clothing and Equipler ga thls crJ.
samples when submitted, must be- marked aud numbered
correspond with the proposa ond the parties thereto Mast
Army STANDARD. otherwise the proposals will not be con
sd'rrd.
ruarantee gnedby responsible persons, must accom-
uany bid guaranteeing that the bidder VIII supply the
a.. iclss ave trded g. him gudof hi. proposaL 49, a.,
Hid. viii be opened Wodncsday. January -, t3 at IL
O'clock u this Office, and bidders arc requested 10 De
Awards will be rnade On Thursday, Jan. 49, 1888. -
Bonds viii be required that the contract Will be iaiihniy
fulfilled
Blauk forms Of PfopO,a Contracts aid Bonds may DC
obi lined al this oihce ..
1 r T. ecc ay bid deemed unreasonable is reserved
Iudo1e envelope Proposal here insert the name oil
wv a''''' COT WIN W MoKIM.
fCuar. erinaater Cincinnati Depot
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lnsuraure Companies.
NTEW-YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ NALL-sIAEEL
CASH CAPiTAL.................s 900.

Tli Company has been in surres'l operation FOR more
n1ufIf.Nlf YEARS and continues Go INSURE against
boz art Daus by FIRE upon terms favorable sla4-r
in .il; 1DA
10 MARINE RISKS TAhEN
AN Losszs LIBERALLY ADJusTED ASD PROMPTLY PAID.
DTHECT0gs:
DANIEL UNDEEuiLL, President.
Oliver n. J0nrs william iaVfHu, fInr. J.. Stewart,
I..lr N. seymour SlIll y. IS grlns Samuel y. DDd-r
Abraham. a. Davis. 4. =. ri,IN,l Mlr.as llsh,sHrr
raul. G.. L-lfl4t, Sylsarua LsIrL Gin. lewis
Sob. p. iliIcw, j. VI. lucalnau, Ilh,ilel b Mis-,
JI..al ~ Low. Nil'Im ilerzr, Jo.rph 4. Drryl0us
a.hu hscn, Thomas lrvev. jaime. g. Gulck,
William bcIew Henry j. t-flier inrrs r. W int
T.. COOPER DEDEREK. Secretary.
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4 ONG ISLAND WINTER

NJ ARRANGEMENr.-Leayes new York, Jsmes-s'ip aid
3ist Fast ye Cor Greenpori Sag haupfons Sc,
insdale, d; 9 q. Ia aai ) \. IA GuiliI. ,lrousn &c
Gfeenpor, SATURDAY ,venes) For syo'se,, a l03e
a m and { y. N (Stsges connect Tor Cold Spring,
Oyster BAY aad Hun'ingon) ro Hampstead, Jamaica and
Wiuneld 1t and 1880 a ~ and 3 aud q. N.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3fth -, East
River sls ul. ysphank stopping at al stations er
cept Hampstead AID Syosse Escars'n Ticket for TINS n
al r.du ced ra.es. A. REASONED Supsrin end ~
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CON
~ PASH.

nIAlTEDl
kEW. YORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
SHIP. 1urs. C0DmanSey
QUEEN (now buildnrl.. ..34i2...................
ENGLAND now buAtnFl. J4O.................... -
SCOTLAND tnow buldiugl9 ,fO................... -
Grace.
IELk , 5................. frowsc.
Gro-ea.
ArIstt
Leaving PIER No a. North River, e. loilows:
NIRGINIA. ................... Saturday Feb. &
AND EVFKY ALTEHNATE sATt' HDAN TllERE AFTER
The cstn Hccouotl ous board these steamers ae I'm
surpassed and OBJ. rates lower than uy any othf- lAe
CABIN PASSAGE To Li|ElpDOL--i23 currency
SrEERACE PASSAGE TO Nv ERPOOL- 80 currency.
Tie owners these not DO 1unta0e Tor specie
yalab,s unc. bis 4 ds h.yns their value expressed
therein, are signed therefor.
For fIeight or cabin passage Apply 20
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. Il Waist.
Forstsorase psssale app.y 20 - .
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lQcI PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL

IS61 PENNSYLVAN sTar &C, TbS Sdrsls
TRACk All through trains Tor Oh. West by thi. w
Now-Yok via Philadelphia, foot o. Court anu. 81, ~,
Allrn.own, Pier No. 2 North River. Ihrouen 49, 49,
fef Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul. and az p0,s'l Loaf ceys
land Columbus Cincinnati and all point. !. mr me
South be procured the Office on 'ne Tironsh
Central n r. No Astor House. st ethel Depo' A@
trains leave New York follows: =. =, pi,t.burxhn
q Express. via PbiiAdsipnA "''
2:0 an - ,~;ves At Pittsburgh -
q. Exprss VIA AItmto~"' s|''''7
? 10 @. ,,-A,. .yriye, az Pittsburgh IL
y. Express VIA fhia"ePN
2:i0 o. -. .,,iva. In Pittsburgh at -
n III. Express, VIA aie"''""
p -. .lx-the Others Sunday ex>
aud o'clock m Trsra "h' '
ceptsd. r,,,oo.r p..--- .-----
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CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
y 10 AZ Queenstown Cork Uarhorl-The wel-krown
steamers Of tie Liverpool New York and Philadelphia steam.
ship Company Human L.ne carrying the L. ;. Mails IN
tended To sail a. follows;
CIfi OF acknowledgements. Saturday Jan "a
CITY or ..SstuTiay FEB Z
and every succeeding SATURDAY. at noon from Fer ~
North Aver.
RATS PAsstGy,
PAYABLE In gold or it, e7ui-rieut Ia cn1 -ncv;
FIRST CABlN........S8 81 ~ SIttkAbE ........S $50 e
TirstI abn 20 ondou % % Steeye London. 20 10
Fst Cabin 70 Pars.. - fsls..... 40 %
Pint ahn Hamburg 90 % seerage 70 Hamburg 81 o.
Passengers forwarded Hsyge Bsen.en RotIsT dan
Artwerp. &c. % equally low ratrs 49,
Fare. from Llyerpoo eeus,own, lst Cabin 80, $50
sos sieerage 43O. Those who wish to send ior their
friends cen buy tickets these rates.
Ior further Information. apply at h. Companys oficea
JOHN q. DALE. A GENT No. 10 Broadway, n. Y.
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

A TLANTlC and GREAT WEoIERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE RoSiE. ~ >
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lOkh. VI. re me
hallway from foot OF Chsnbers.s'. RUNNING ThkOt I'll
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT ChASDE of Us us
connecting with railroads for all principal cues m the est
qhi~ road I. being extended ana will be in complete
running order to Mansied Gallon. uroana, Dayto Cnc
Natl pua s. Louis without break Of gauge ,,,,.,...,
N m GoonxAy Gen Ticket Agt., IL. sWEfIstR,
~ .deadville. Pa General sup't
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DARITAN & DELAWARE BAY X. R.

DARITAN a DELAWARE BAY K. r.
IL Prom foot Murrayst., daily, at $3.50 P connecting
with Trains for HlUHLANDs, RED BANk LoNo
BRANCH. SHARK RIVER. MANCHESTER ~.
BROOKLYN TO PfIlLADELPHlA-FNe -; hSc5r
sion tickets 80 good or three days. Steamer Et nov
leaves Ferry brooklyn daily, excepting Sundays 40
8 a. m, connecting a, PORT MONMOUTH, VITA sHpr-s'
trains for PHILADELPHIA. TUCKERION, BAkNEDAf
TOMS RIVER, &c. Returning, leave Vine st. Ferry fIA
delphia, at II 30
Travellers from City Of New York notified not 70
apply for passage this line the State of NewJeey having
granted the Camden and Amooy monopoly the Excl We
privilege OF carrying passengers and freight between the cs'
Of New York and Pm ade pha-
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COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ON LEAVE
- detached duty have accounts cafd % oui 9le
a. .aucr 4. counts totcf ord cr.Ieu.rs nHtarri.
l.. IAONh CO..
BlIAoIs 80. Iar. illrr.
. 1871. f.rl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12

The Scaweed Tos,ie pr0l.cvs lasting results. thoroughly invigorating the stomach and tli- gestive system. and enabling it to eliminate and make into healthy blood the food which may be used for that purpose. It Is 70 w6n lleriul in its effects that wineglass full will digest hearty meal. and little of 1t taken. before breakfast, will give tone to the stom- ach. which few medicines possess the power of duing
 The MANDRAKE PILLS may be taken with entire safety by all ages land conditions. pro ducing all the good resu Is that can be obtain ed from calomel. or any of the mercurial med icines aud without any of their hurtful or in- jnriGus results. They carry out ot the system the fecuient and wOrn-out matters loOsenet and dissolved by my Seaweed Tonic and Pull monic Syrup. It will be seen that all three 0f my medicines arc needed in most cases to cure Consumption.
 AGENTS.
 Bosros-George c. Goodwin < Co.
 NEw YoRK--Demas Barnes Co. BALTIMORE. 5 Hance.
 l'l1TsBuRGH.- Dr. George H. keyser.
 CIxclxxATI.-E E. Sure < Co. and John
 D. Park. -
 CHICAGO Lord < Smith, and .H. Scovill.
 ST. Loun.--Collins Bros.
 SAN HfRANcIsC0.-Hostett0r.S Smith Dean. Also. sold by all Druggists and Dealers. lySS