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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

81 seek no advantage. ] would only
equalize the chances"
IL am at your service, Arrange the
affair as suits yourself. Mr. Bcautrand
will act for me. We will fight at FIVE
pa, cs if you wish, or with one pistol,
loaded and draw for it, or in dark room
with long knives, Make your bed as
YOU like, or duel is to the death, and you
must die. The sauce is all the same to
me which eat YOU. Only do not keep
me waiting too long, the undertaken may
get uneasy. Come Beautrand, let us
see it our champion from Paris will
honor us with an invitation to his funer.
al>~ fla ha la !"
With a mocking bow, I,ouspillac re-
tired with Beautraud. Darlington
quickly seated hi,nselt as they left the
room. and resumed the readiug Of the
journal.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

E-5F'There are now nearly three hun.
drcA Chinamon living in New York, but
probably nns half dozen woman from
ihat country, There are two on threo
Chinese families. About fifty Of the
Cinnamon are m1rriol,- most Of them to
Irish women. They are generally indus.
trio1s, hn. snnawhatadijcled to drinking
and no: c'eanly in thojr habits. Many
u ,aaM are .t wo-l; ~ portcrs N stores.
aud they me- laithf2l to their employ.
ors.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

The following il perhaps tho most
laughable incident that has occurred in
reference to a lock.up jury. since the
case in which a Galway baiIjff, having
been questioned ne t) whether he had
spoken to any Of tho jury daring the
night, gravoly answered "No. nv
lord they kent calling ont for me to
bring ttom whiskov but 7 ALWAYS said,
Gentleman Of the inrg, its my duty to
tell you that I'm sworn not to speak to
yon."
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

fired
The o,!i raasc,, haginicssly o~cr Gar.
Inns head. l.oaspiila3 impcijatol5 re-
moved his b.ndage to fud the pistol Of
Darlington gazing hia bodY. With =
31nvutigc movement hn tnsc or D7r.
lingtau'* bandagc, az ia snbllo intoiii.
s,nco ti.lt. him thai ho s'ool q better
chance W.th DAr'jos'jn when he wa,
Hv'!y cyaa.j'H r.: vas deliberately -
blow Oh. h;s JaGa4.
SecH. Darlington Oh his knee, h. OK.
claimed
THAT was not permitted"
Yes it wa, for il was got forbidden.
Do no. stir" sad Darlington, rising
"go down on your knees, your life be-
longs 70 me-
L?uspillae, pale aud tr4mblioS, gbeyc3
the rcqpcst.
"Oo not Kill him r. cried Dealtranl.
in the most ri'eole manner
Why not p exclaimed Darlington,
"be has fully forfeited his life The
blood o. Jnde5 Eirmam calls for ven.
gsaoca. Ills persecution Of Jaoqueline
Duseaux must be avenged. He hlS
been tyrant and u bally too lonr.
Oh, do not Kill me-" cried the cring.
Ing wretch. when thus in the presence of
death.
ItT de- not kill yon, will you obey
the conditions Which alono will save
your life p
Yes ye. most willingly"
'QHic this country, never to rAturn Is
it, and ncyor, far or near. never hY word
u deed, nI,ess Jac1uclina Duscoug-"
Never, never. Ipromisa, I swear
while live.
"Gl then and live, man Of blood and
brutality. If the lesson You have re.
ceivcl TO day is nos sufficient to am3
your frooi,r, recoioct that Heaven.
sIoner or Later. will crush yog az it has
crnsh21 younow."
h1uspilac retired from the spot, fol,
lowed br i!ca1trand the cresfalnn anl
huuiiiaIel vi2,imq Of their we'll meriled
punishment, leaving the town Of Belle
vile thereafter to uninterrupted peace.
ard Darlington AMI the fair gitl deten,
dal to marriage and happiness.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

PAINFUL pUr L,UGuABLr.-.Iu
"Notes ofan Army" We iind the follow
jrr.---"I remember one day in my hos
pital rounds, u pttiont jn't arrived pre-.
scented an amputated forearm, and in
doing So he could hardly restrain a broad
laugh lho litter was constantly on hj3
face. "What IS the matter? This
does not strike me as Il sucjoct Of laugh.
ter" At is not, Doctor; bu. excuse
me; lost my arm in SO funny way
that I still laugh when | look at it."
"What way p "Our first sergeant
wanted sharing, and cot me to attend to
it, as am SoorporAl. We went togoth.
or in front Of his tent; I had latherel
hi'l, held his nose, and was Just about
applying the razor whea a cannon ball
came, anl that was the last | saw IF his
head and my arm. Excuse me for
laughing 50, Doctor, but never saw
such thing before"
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NOTICE An persons indebted 10 late
Firms Of G. luhr & 70. aud Fred schGniug
& Co are requested their accounts by The
frs. Of July next, either by note OF other.
wise. when The accounts will then he left
for immediate collection. Persons indebted
=, Fred Srhmning & Co.. wiz fud their ac
connts ut Centreville until the above stated
... CHAS. LuHR.
St. Mary's May 18th 1855.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

r'N- \ mau in Cleveland vas arrested
for stealing guitar from young wo
man.---Sha called npon him, and he 50
c0nvincol her Of his changed character,
the she intends TO marry him rs soon as
he gets out Of prison.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

An ev.armv sutler who resides in In
dianapolis. made two hundred thousanl
dollars in fourteen mon'hs, which he in.
vested in United States bonds, the esel.
ping taxation
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

4 negro student has been simitte |
into Harvard College, and a negro ha,
been sitting a7 iuryman ia tho Brap..
Ign city cour'. Onward and uprarl
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

Srocre.--t son of the Emerald tsle, on
being toll that friend oC his had nut lis
money into the stocks replied "Och an
it's there yc nrci Yroth. m I n,yer hal
y flrthin' IN tho stocks; bat T. " had ml
droguas there oltaaer than liklG sure"
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TUE BLIND DUEL.
CHAPTER |.


down passenger an artist, a short dis
tanc1 from Beilevil!e, town to which
he was travelling.
Michael Darlington, an architect
from Paris, and the passenger in ques.
ton paused for a moment to admire and
sketch the mills at Leyscau. They be-
louged to fair proprietrcss, Jacquellno
DuseauS, young girl in her nineteenth
year, who was buliied aud beset by a
villain named Louspillac. Louspillac
was determined, whether the fair girl
wished it o. nos, that he would be her
husband aud control her property.
Two years before the time our story
commences, he had killed in duel her
lover and cousin, Louis irman,. and by
systematic course Of mtimidations had
kept her cstranscd from his best
friends.
Darlington on his arrival At DoilcrjIIc,
was astonishcd to fad the inhabitants
OF the place groyclinG under the terror
which two ruitjans hoi established.
Those two rufiaus were louSpiIiac, CON
siiercd dead shot, and his companion
Heau;rara. a short time spent in tho
town informed Darlington Of Louspil-
iac's aims and violent conduct
determined 20 pm, N end to this COW
ardIy intimidation Of peaceful people, as
wei, a@ to avcn:c the :ate Of Louis Fir
uan. ha entered the Hotel NiIitairo at
au hour which he had learned was best
suited ior his purpose, and seated him-
.ct at particular table, and ordered a
cal'c'taoa coffee.
Tire attending waiter wished him to
labo ooo.hr. scat. This he dctormindiy
refused 10 d..
"It is the place always occupied by
Mcs%rs louspiIac and Bcautrand," in.
sisted the waiter bat to 10 purpose.
The lockers on seemed evidently to
think that something unu<na' was about
to take place, end they were not kept
io'.s IN suspense,
WITH the air Of men expecting all the
world to do them homage, houspilnc
and Heaut:and rntcrcithe room. One
Glance at the table they usually nonopo-
ij2ed informed them it was occupied.
Another sptioed to convey who the oo,
cupant was,
Standing mute with establishment,
they gayzcd On Darlington.
at is that phstcrcr from Paris, y
whispered Bcauir~nd.
"Wai.er, how is thia:' exclaimed
LoaisPi,|ac, in loud voice, you have
allowed our place to be taken =
% could not help It, Sir, replied the
waiter. Il Informed the @cnt!cmen, and
he would hoe? it,
"Ah ne wou!d keep 1t, would he ::
cried Louspjlac, advancing toward Dar'
Ington. The waiter has informed you,
Sir, you have taken our table.
1T IS possible you may so regard It,,
but | have yet to learn that they dispose
OF places at catc as at theatre W AIT
or thn cutlnt And DARLINGTON cOolV
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER :, 1865

the whos question The by the provisions OF the
must be taken In the month Of June The Secretary OF
state appoint for esrh town OF
ward IL would undoubtedly greatly couduce to "
local superintendent. could be sppontsd to supervise and
aec tue work while progress bu, that would require the
creation Of many officers with considerable salaries to SECURE
comfeten men, Tue Legislature has never been willing 10
grant thi. power il made any distinct, in tn. msn
hrr taxing the census between city and country. Hence
when bad appointed sufficient number Il officers FOR
town or ward my power was exhausted. Dr. Hoqel, the
eminent sstistcan pontrd Superintendent Ia 1855
he again occupies the same position now then has
charge Of all the details OF the Bureau The has been
conducted IN the manner and under the same law as
then.
Tbs only difference being thst tho blanks fuller to
meet the additional requirements Of the tunes and the district.
sgier, In 1888 many ofthe enunerstoIs did not
make their until December Peculiar and unusual
difficulties here at,eudrd te taxing Of the present census
Ohcers Of tbs DRAFT and have frequently and
recently csnyas.ed be Stat. that many people to regard
tie with book and pencil natural enemy. The
meretoTs complain that tie obstacles thrown in tneif way
this account have bean very embarrassing aud almost nsar
mountnble.
Th- officers were appointed upon the Recommendation Of
gentlemen oresponsbiiy and in whose judgment had con'
Ldsnce.
The work necessiu.d the abandonment. Of other pur.
snits the time Of employment 10 very short the ray
psravcy small and Ia cities especially 1t easy mtt
to the services OF proper persons but believe most
Of appoinee have been competent and faithful in tie
discharge their duties tho returns valuable and
tried hy NJ, Feder censu Of 1860 taken under MARSHAL
Kynder The ofct then paid BY the name the state
pays them By the day. Ny only effort and desire in this
hiss been make this the fullest and most accurate
exhibit the population and Of tho state aud ill
The power possess will be used to accomplish thst result
Yours respectiully CHAUSCEI ". DIPEw
Hon. WILLIAM NJ TWEED. President Of the Board OF gu
perysors Of toe County Of New,fo k;,.,p,
On motion the Of the President Of the Board wes ap
proved aud the paper referred to the Committee on County
Ohcer.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
supervisor SMITH moved that the Board do now adjourn
Which was carried
Wbrepon he PnsspESr pro tenn declared that the Board
stood adjourned I'LL TUESDAY "a. I'm day 81 a.
O'CLOCK y. IN. JOSEPH d. fouNo' C'eFk
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EROWHsNlLLE, lEAAs, aug H. iro''
Gen. de Leon of the Liberal Army of Mexico
has issued the following address to the forces under his
orders. which be now places under the command OF
Col Canales:
CITIZEN Fr,ycIsCo DE- Lroy Provisional Governor
md Military Commandant OF the state OF Tamanl-
ipaa 10 the inhabitants and forces OF the same:
"C.isea' and Companions ~ hrmf n matter "
the greatest interest to tue cause OF hatiohh'
ipdeueudepce which We defend, obliged me to
separate myself temporarily from !on ana 10
place tho political and military command oil the
Stale which Citzen.General CarNaja gave TO me pro-
yisionally in the hands of the woii-known brave
and patriotic Col Seryando Cena'es In Leaving
even only foi few days the brave sons OF Iamaupas
who have with such patience borne III ny cotlpsnS
every sort Of hardship and prlyations when we haa
aim jst no hope OF gaining happy rcsnlts-my near
Is heavy aud I'm Of grief for in every
one of Won 1 Bee. and have always seen,
a friend-a brothers. son; but am consoed by the
hope that am going TO work for tho same great nu
sacred prinoiplesthe Independence ana nne,W % %
Mcxco and that very soon Will be on my teirn W
your Idle to share again your dangers ana haruslps
"In tie meantime enJoin upon you Tue slue eo ,a
stancy fidelity and valor US that when you nav
up to this time. az well as the utmost oInV, ,aosd
ton and re spect 10 tho worthy cbiei VINO mas ~
me and nnder whose orders you are plhceu iuoa ~,
brlliunt and fruitful triumphs, ana 90 nor uoa' "
you wi render eminent services 10 W.
Brave sons OF T8maulipasl ngnt ior ny $3.50
and for Ibortyi death 10 Macmillan and his frehoh
mercenariest Death TO traitors .,
"Your companion aud friend, 700,
"FRANCIrCo DH LEON.
"San FernGndO. Aug. 5. 1862
IN, io,h inst WINS noteworthy for the Vlslt OF dcn
Stecls 10 Gov Robce in return for the htters VIE" 10
,his ,,ae. The General was well received ana III inc
ans o,e was pleasure party board one of the
river bssatsihs Camurrowhch was lit up and with
on board ran short assh'G up ' sSd m
ann.aonnce there was general good feeling.
INC river is stu high. and the humber OF boats that
have come up in the last few days has been greater than
Gen do Leon is here and one Of the objects Of his
,i ~ 10 meet Ten Carvaja. who Is looked for daily
from the North. - ,r. t,.
crawipg cool and fine east wind blows during mos;
sill men arc dying fast. Tie roll Of tho muflled
dun il heayd every afternoon ~ funeral parties pass
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORKi
For New. Haven, 100, 800 (EI) ll3O a m IZla tLfs
400 lFx.) a45 4 10 and 800 (EI,l p m. -
For Bridgeport, 100 400 lEx,) llU M LID 'SA-S
900 (Ex.l a45, 40 and 800 tEI.,) p m.
For Milford and strstiord. 7.O0 lO a IN ~ H9' ?,
For FAIRFIELD. Southport aud WesPort 100 iL"I "' "~
For Sorwsk, 100 400, (EIl 80, nSoI m' iAia Cf'H'
SIS 43O, $50, 80O lex, p. m ,oo
For parien 100, $50, lib n m. ;3.45 40, 30 M.
Eor llreenwich 100 930. 130 m ;343, 80, y opPG
For Stamford co. $50 (Ex) 90 llS0 a III lIla iEAJ
400 ieE 3 a. 4 30, so, go 500 LEI. Up oua
For Pou Chester and intermediate stations, Nv NV "
q M 34o, 40, $50, go 100 7. No.
CONNECTING TRAINS. ,, 49,.
For Boston via springheld 800 NJ (sr,) 400 tEr,)aH
p 90 80, ~ Vienna -
For Hartford and Springfield 400 lE1-) g H. iEA')AA
(fx.) l.. 10, 800 p. m. - m ,,,x
10 Montreal. 800 y. ~. TO Northampton
O. IN. l2l5 +. m. . p,,..
900 a. m l2lS, 400. 800 P w. -
For G anal Railroad. l2.l5 0. m. TO NORTHAMPTON
Eor Iiou.aonc Railroad q. NJ. and p m Wednesdays
train connecting with m, will 10 BarringtonSsar
dsy's 10 PITT held-o,her DAYS, New Milford only.
For Nsugstnck Rsilrosd a00 a u, 400 p m
FOR Dsnbury and Norwalk RsiToad, 100, $50 m. N
p N. . ., o,o
JAMES y. H0YC suaA
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WILLIAMS g. GUION. No. n Wa
EnI st..ragn pss.acn npply % No. % Roadway.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Consisting oil the follow new and splendid STEAMERS.
ELECTRA Capt. j. w Syo. OALATEA. Capt. w. n.
Jones; OCEANUS, Capt WIN. Young
Oe Of lie above steamers viii eave Pier No.
"a orh EIIer, fe'' Of Rebnsons., Daily Sundays ex
-. Connectinga. Providence with the 7;iSa.
Boston.
rS-Freisht taken At Propeller Rates.
ITb..e steamers ere nusurrassef in their sargements
for the comfort and safety passeng and their ac tiles for
the transportation OF Freight
~ srr retiring for the night disturbed
I'm they arrive Providence at hour early enough to ,e-
f desired In the trss accommodation tram Tor
Boston. ,c, -
For information reg,rd to Freight lc apply to ISAAC
ODELL. General Freight Ag-nt Pier no. q y: H.
For Tickets saterooms &C. apply to the Clerk on ooefa
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NIORRIs And ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
NyEw.YORK aud NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1853
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1909
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORKi

PASSENGER Station In NswYork Twenty seventh
and Fourthaye Entrance on Twenty seyentnsS
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a. adi,e.. from Gen. Il. dc Leon-Cen.
steele Visits Gen. Robi's-The Era oil
Good FeeIing-Grn. de Leon and Gen.
Cnrvajai at Observation-Disclosures Nat.
tiers.

From Our Special Correspondents
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS, Aug H. l,t5.
Gen. de Leon of the Liberal Army OF Mexico
has .ued the following address to the forces under his
orders. which he now places under the command OF
cnf caualeH.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot fooa

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foos
IL Of Chamber--s.., via. Payonis Ferry:
m, Day Express for tsnsndaigus, Rochester burn4
Salamanca West Connects Buffalo with LAKE cnofS
Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca with Atlantis
and Great Western Railway. 49,
$50 a n Mik and WAY Train. daily to Oussile
10 m, Express Mail FOR Buffalo connecting with Lshs
an m Wsy Train. for Port Jervis and Newbursh.
81 M Night Express for Csnsndssua. Rochester, BuhsS
Salamanca and West
D. M Lightning Express, daily for Canandaisgs Rocsss
ter Budalo Salamanca, Dunkiit and West Connects
Bnflo with Lske Shore and Grand Trunk Railways andn
salamanca with Atlantic and Gres. Western Railway
D. M Emigren, Train, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca DaS
'iA AN' W.T." HUGH RIDDLE. Gent supt, New York
Wv r. BlRR Grnl Pass Agent New-foTk
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Benrd Of Supervisors.

SPECIAL SYSTEMATICALLY. Sept 5, 1865,
.,1 O'Clock. ?. IN.
Op,"e.snwm NJ Tweed, esq President in tho chair and
s I1nt Dav. Ely Fox Purdy, Shook, Smith
s,cviart aid Millnsnn--JO ., . =, i
The Bosrd met pursuaL; TO the huc"lhg eau III 'HeIi
e.hsu,bor No. II City iiai!: -,
Ro.Rp on SUPERVISORS, OFFICE, NO CITY TALL
NfwlcRK. Sept Z. 1850. y
w. lie u-dersigned. do hereby request joseph i;
90, OH oil Board % Supervisors of tie nour,y OF
- To,t 70 call special meeting Of seid Board lot
TUESDAY. the 9th int e. O'Clock 2. m 70 H@lS"e'
- L,i,sss a. may be brought before the Board:
WiELlLANM, n TWEED T. tod !; r UP
5SnRFAS WILLMANN, HENRY SMITH.
TIL ni@atc. Of The las, two meetings read and OPP
proved. r..o,.,
Petitions Of tie follow nr named correction Of Tax were
ps.ercd and referred to the Committee on nua iahe''
National Broadway Bank, Joan j. Isyior,
George w. IbLrstou IhomAs wilson,
Godove Wehle.
Petition Of William Mitchell for extra pay Tor services Us
VIZ was refsrred to the Committee Civil Coort'.
Petition Of Chare. Jones. attorney for Spencer Gregory
and John j. MeLnron, ior payment 81 luas"sn1 o.,
Which was referred to the COMMITTEE on Aihuhl
Petition Of William n. Chamberlain, to be paia o0''S
Which as reesd to the Special Committee on Volunteer
Eng
Bills Of the folOwngntmed for supplies fO' New 0o"f
T.yrou Of yvorkmen TO Angus. lh9 %
payroll Of workmen Sept. 2......'....... ll9s. -
b. Nv w Cornell Co.. iron as per connect. la,Se o,
John Keiurn Architect per couliact....s'''' <Vof ~
Yamiltcn Big an, ship SrdleTy o"i
John C. johnson Co. Lariware..........'.'. ~, o.
iSsrlt Irwin, bick Per COuruct......... 100 w
Which wac referred TO Special Committee on Ne" Court
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IQGS FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. 1874

Or. Of toe new and swirl steamers METEOR aud FEW
BIC. will leav. CLEVELAND, Ohio every MONDAY. AZ
DETROIT, Mich every TUESDAfon GRAND PLEASURE
EXCURSIONS 10 La fone, Bayfield, and North Shore, an
all other points on Lake Superior Roos secured appcS
ton by letter or otherwise to GARRISON Co., CevenAs
J. Il. WHITING & Co.. Detroit. .--.--
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RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-

HUDSON RIVER and HAkLhM haII1-
Ill ROADs-On and alter MONDAY, June 8, 1895: trsina
for Albany aud Troy Connecting with Northern and "essa
trains. VII leave Newly orr 10 follows: .
1904 m.-Via Hudsoa River kaTosd Imfnel.Y' e. cl
connecting with trains for Saratoga and sh1oa
Springs. ,r,.,,b.. .,d yo,rtA
or,ering vi.h trains Sharon Springs Ass
and az Chatham vita trains for points East
pm-yia Hudson River Railroad connecting wan uans
.pn..Via Hudson River Railroad, connecting al Troy
viii ,rain for Montreal. with Sleeping Car sttached
ANN m-Nia Harlem Railroad, CONNECTING 81 .hatns0
with ttain for Lebanon Springs. Sleeping Gar ataeaea .
81 Via Hudson River Railroad Sleeping Cars non
10 Buffalo ard Suspension Bridge without change
Thi, tr,in tuus ON Sundays -,
20 u9 snn VA Hndson River Railroad. with Sleeping
iched connecting at Albany sld Troy with m9rine
uN"' i'' ' Nice-Ptesdent-
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Ocean Steamers.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
W On the 10Th OF every month at reduced prize. Sep
tember -
Frs. s c,''' ss'S sf7 JAS iAls si s,a'
The Central American Trani Company viii dispatch from
Pier No. 49, North River the good steamship ERICSSON,
Capt A. Is. Lowber, on WEDNESDAY,, September 20 a.
noon. a; the above 10 prices.
b. X. CARRTNGToN. Agent, No. III westst
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR GALL
~ FORNIA VIA IsTqMUS OF PANAMA.
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July i, l~a
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Co will dispatch Steamers
emmouthy. from tue Company new and coino'
dious Pier, Nc. a., North River, foot of CanaI-st
DEPARTURES. 80
Sept. lG..........OCEAN ...Slocunn
(Connecting AZ Panama VIII Golden Cny.l
Oct .....NEW.Y DIRK. .Tlnklepsugh
tCounectlng at Pnasma win Colorado.l
For freight or passage sppiyto d. y. ALLEN
No. Bowling Green
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DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY and TROY
Il For ALBAsY-The steamer ST. JOHN leaves on MOI
days. Wednesdays and Fridays and the DEAN KlCHs
MOND Tuesdays, Thur-d,ys aud SATURDAYS at ociocD
m. from Pier No. ~. North River, footpf Canalst.
For TRoy-The steamer VANDERBILT leaves on SundsyA
Tuesdays and Thursdays. and the RIP VAN WiNKLE %
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays ate O'Clock m. from
Pier No. A.. North River, foot OF W atts-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

MORNING LINE for PEEKSKILL.-Tha
wi NORwALK leaves the pier foot Of Hsrrisons. das
Iwithont erceptioh) at lands At Thirtiehst fonkNA
Hastings Dotbs Ferry Tarrytown Nyack Sing Sing Have
straw Grassy Point and Verpanks 3D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

I'm Of Eew.York Gas.Ligh. Company, amounting to
al65 o. for css for Courtrooms.
Which was referred to Committee on Civil Courts
Gi1 OF William Lynch amour ing TO 46lI loT wages rs
.rroier Of SiXy-rnth Regiment n y 8 ~ o. from Maeh
s lsC4
Which was referred to Special Committee Armories and
DnL-TooUs
and grsnius Courtrooms.
Which referred to Committee on Civil Courts :.
bill Nm. Moore amounting to -6 81, for supplies Tor
County Iti' during July.
Which was referred to Committee on Civil Courts
Bill Of Lewis Carpscr amounting to $50 20, ioT repairs
10 Civil CouTtrooms.
Which referred to Committee on Civil Courts. .
bids o. tho following named printing, stationery &C., for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

A second rising OF The water Of the Rio Grande Is
now mixing Mace The river has risen three feet since
Yesterday owing to lhc late rains and the streams
nom the mountains.
The Increased depth Of water viii enable the boats TO
carry heavier frelsnls tor time. I'D.