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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE KOLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale on the SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
PER ls the premises the valuable Iron Properly Known
81 THr TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, ~itno ~ seies
Of Land 800 good Farming Land cleared and nnde
fence situated on The CumbeaLd River y miles shove the
mouth 10 Lyon County Kentucky embracing ihfe ano
complete Rolin, Mil, Forge with twenty MODELLING Fres
Machine shop containing Lathes Boring and Flaming ~,
with Gnt Mil attached. large WMehoose, Dry 0oods
Store Brick Ofce end large number Of Dwelhnu LOT vofk
usn Also about forty thousand bushes Of btoao Coal and
siIty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
he above Iron Works have been In srceeufu 's
number year. and the reputation Of the iron fo stab
hshed with capacity for making i've OF sx thousne tons
superior ChArcss Iron ysuy-nnsu pessed oy any mAnuis
tory In The United 1iteA The sciHe, for obtaining fs
Iron are prior establishment In the West there be
ing three ehoos urnA~s within 70 three miles OF we
NIL capable Of producing seven OF eso' hooano '0As o
PIG Iron yearly.
he f... for obtaining cheap suppes Of Gem, Fork and
StL.r articles unsurpas.ed ~,
Shipments of Iron be made 10 the mouth o tRe Jun
beIlsnd River al seasons Of TIE year.
TERMS OP SALE. .
The Rolrg Nf Forge and Lands theresnso attached an
Tools e,nbsarhs Mn forfe and BA1ksnith Tools and weigh
INK Scales, are 10 BE- o1 credit Of two, three sno
y.au from dat. With approved security and nen 70
ts,n-i unii the purchase money 10 pid
IL Ia and rtood that tine purchase OF the mill lands hsa "
cd, chafc fnngtoos oarrenter tools oorn hay mn e.
castle, he iron safo and ArLfes In Office wssoA. cAfn
.e md c.sh ~ lair valuson two oian<i
III aid valuation IN cA-- they % nss Apce 70
cal 10 thlsd man. -,
ably 10 u~ aItieie- Of COZ tFtnsrssiB 80
CspatAs. ,bng 20 uv-I IA profitable iron properly
win DO vel " Tia same. where competent men WI
D. frady al ucs show tho fropsfty and ~.
uutil az n .als BllLMAN BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
1nefruriion.

% A MER SCHOOL INST.," founded 1855,
IA n. reliable Edueatots Bureau,
Fer all VINO SEX weiiq1aiiiedteas hcrs
tor aiding teachers to secnre suitable positions
For srviSe Parents nforuato on OF good Scnoola
For seins ana renting scno0, Properties. .
- All teachers should have APphsation Form
rT Every Educator should American Educatioah
Monthly Specimen. by mail FOR 10 cents
j. W. SCiIERMERHORN, Ac,nary No. 10 Grand't
NHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
~ No 10 NADlSON-ANE.. NETWORK.
Thi. Institute will reopen SEPTEMBER ~ All letters
d,r..t.d 10 Mime H. b. fRkVOSr wiz receive prompt at
ruon Nine Provost gill be in tie City on the LIST Of Sept
SCHOOL OF MINES, COLUMBIA
- COLi.rtt,
EAST fORTY.NiNfi.--i. SEWNohh.
FAcrLTN ,o ,
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD. ). I. d., LL.D'' fIest
THOMAS EGLEsToN. j., IN. Mircrscsy aud Metalur'
FRANCIS L. vTNToN. Z. NJ, Mining Ensineerins
L. T. CHANDLER, Phi d., Analytical and Applied 0n"n'
JOHN TORRY, NJ. d., LID, Botany
CHARLES A. JOY. Pm D.. Genera Chemistry.
WILLIAM q. PEEK. III. D., hianz surveyns
JOHN n. VAN AMRINGE. 4. NJ. Mathematics
OGDEN ". ROOD, \. ", Mechanics and Physics
Tho plan this School embraces hree year, course of
re degree If EyGsLER MINES BACHELOR or fhibo
soPaY. Instsueti"n is given IN Higher Msnens''
ics Physes General and Analytical Chemistry A.a.ns'
Minsralosy Botany theology Aetaunsy Iecnhooey MI
ins Machines Machine and Map Drawing Mining Surveying
For admission candidates foT must pass an Exam
ilafion la Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry and flem lnso
nomeTy. Person. not candidates. for degrees are adn,u
r examination and pursue an or AL OF te
scs Taught The School we'll provided with AM. euu
a,say laboratories drswoe room meteorological and oosica
collections spparatus instruments podes library etc: l'
sc.ion gins November Is 1865 The examination io
mission wall BE- held November 18th and lsh ro
i'm he information and for catalogues apply to
DR.. &. r. CHANDLER, Dean OF the Faculty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

ROAD Co-DIvIDEND NOTiCE.--A seuisn..sl
DIVIDEND oa POUR PfR CENT free ffom noyeumehi
upon the cspis soct Of tbs Company viii DO paid 4
Oh. o;Lce Of su-son frons 60, No - " ~ 81. Now
Nrrf Oh WEDNESDAY July !: aud sisr that day Il fser
-r ~ j. by ~. tubscrtsL BY order ~ The nosTd-Jay
!. 1913 \. :. fENSiSOToE TREASURED
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

PouF whist u sono,rs, All. is ionsu. WA.
fienoed f.'"-ver.r':t- tn l.>e !lsn half Nj.
Pour after, rs >l'i1' wrrsi J"%n with x crash.
fno, ns - ,i!.ts .;i.n':. Al ,i,.4 t,uilu.mss
ESithiii '',F i'r1c's wt,; ulns. Very
4Tand, NJ y. S;r bss,S'; ,.ss.rip,.ol,. w:A, tn.
9swiui sr'' ac's. t;@w;.' scene Tor The painter
q :. ihs ,e:r'os' l. s'1s ths bicnltg .: arrange
lot burt,n Mountains $. ...tc!,cd 40 u acyutinnoHs
series for '''o:v t;ian ,n,ls. Here was .lEsna,
lsnd,ns up 'te spouis OF tiau,ng lava; Sesuyius,
lsnaleas ss lsias display. shooting up viii.
Soitl<r sorrsntss and :trouiboii, struggling with
swinl iiroes. to shame both by ITS superior
v"iaui<s oi iiuu nAluc. lie winds were sriou.
sasy T. these convulsive efforts, and tossed the
Seeanic .orrents hundreds of feet IN air.
Grest spouts of aan,e spread aioft in sanopies
Iof sulphurous cIoud-wrsaths OF sable, edged
WITH steeted iightnings. wrapped tho skies
aud. st short intervals. the faiilag tower aud
ashs sotierlng wall avalanche-liks, went down
WHO thunderous sound, sending up at every
srash great oiilowy showers Of glowing fiery
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
The Pre-.

The Fire.
.dasn st comssRasa& Plain to Waahinotoa- Weu
pArkedst Stere. residence by Dr. u Z Gregg
Central Association
J g Walker. Residence and store ocoup,ed
b. Dr. John Ingalls,
O Walker. Store occupied by HO AA Il
N!ehcls, sesidenss By a Fsaingsr
! q Wakes. Stsro occupied by P & Glass
Store occupied BY q Walker
and durham = N asons Soutnern Baptist, sscond
and third stories by DR. DaneIly, southern
Guardian, Masonic Hall. ) irving. j MeGown
JCWaiksr. Buildings ON the alley occupied
by Guardian Printing Q4ice, e 4 otoksa' book
h'udary, Commissary seres
Is Stanley. Store.
Rooms occupied by Cenf.de
rate Treasurer, Quartsr,nastsr = Office. Com.
nsndant oi Oonscripts. Treasury Note Bureau,
bingAams Dancing School
Bank OF the State. Bank end Branch
lndepsndens Fire Co. Engine House
City OF Colambia. Guard House
Market and City Hall
Dr. 3 W Gibbes andJ 5 Guignard. Store 90.
eupied by Fisher 4 Agnew & Co
Gibhes and Quiguard. Rooms occupied bv
Mrs Scott, n Wearn's daguerrean gallery
Gibbss and Gnignard. Store oc by a Csauier
= MA Shs,ton
Dwelling sos'd by Ellas Pollock
ss''' % eyrw,S X AEKrafs F
CONT Prisoners
-" ia 6ibbes
vso BnsHe BuilaiDss s-oeu,s Hoass
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

WSossSs$tD!s &c 4G.s u ~.
R Msyrans. Kesidsaes nua ssYr. ovsut,ra
by >>h",l.;r
4 M"yranS Si"rc etc. &C bye + i.n.s.n
Cooper d t..,iL,rr
e ID EbcrharGJ
J Stork. store, hou,ei in rear ou by rrYv Mar
Henry Davis Store, ETC. &C by Il h~rnes
d: A Oliver
oz Bate Store oceupied by s.enhoust,
house in rear by d Kelly and others 4
g Veiger. Store occu pied by l. Hawley, re.
sidence by Mad Volyer
= Veiger. StoE. &C by Treasury Department
- 1anRey. Store ercup'ed by G stadter
81 a Teininger !
Janney d Leaphart. Congarse HsteI, rooms
in basement eccnpied by James X He,se and
Reese's barber shop
Estate g Beck. Store occu led by J c Dial \
PLValory, photographic office
COmmissary stores
Estate 3 BoatwrYht. Store &c by DrCHMiot
Psymas,ers ot6es
CIV Antwerp Store occupied y N F.aster
and O Norris. E.7a. agent
ava kss'dsnes s'l.s &C BY Kinsnan
l. Carr. Bank OF South Caroilna
Rooms oc BY ID Wadlow aud Others
20 E1 Gu. Store occupied by Joseph Walker
d z Mcdonald
Rooms oc by Walsh au,. others
Or 4 LaEords. Store occupied by l. Levin
Med,eat tarveyor's Office
G s Bower. Store os by Bee 20. houses iu |
rear BY @ . Bower ]
& shell Store occupied by H Huffman
" Shepherd
Seotts barber shop
II d Beard
Residence occupied by J Shell !
Lsdy to Qsrsais or BRIDGE West
MEs h BAILEY. Store. sccapssd by q ForbsaS
= Rssldsaes sy
!. store by K Friday
VIM Mosrs
jas Hayes. Rssidezce and store
Asnsy Davia Store occupied by J
=" PW Kraft
W McGuinn'a. Store aud residence NfcupisL}
by E hera hi and ID McGunnis
W MeGuiUnis ksssdence aad store by G Brill
Store occupied by krs Z Fer
guson, residencs By Mrs = AcKsnnA
9ausss Mskenna store, etc /
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

,iC sra:ck- Ss.c>4'- tAy j'ranck,t " ;ekenbsrr
:" A1ekessai-' Si.'r:soe W aolh Canning
I"'n State Troops
State Ori Stores
Es:at. RUSSELL. >;"r. oc by y W,l.,.s,ock
Coni,!iiSsary stores
Estate Reilly. E~.ilene. and s.... occu.
q. Estate 3 Reilly. Store oc by
Foyarty
I Iamtwell
Qeryaty ta Senate.
Caplso' drounds. ArShitscts Office, etc
Sheds contain in.z. marble
and granite pillars corn,ees. machinery, etc
oia Capitol
se,.at. to Penaueton-We.e
Mrs + HUNT Residence. etc
last
Keeper Capitol Residence oc by T Starke
PsHdetosa to Medium
Palmer. Residence, etc
9os Green (colored.) Residence
WAeatAe Blossom
Mrs Roberta Residence s
Two cottages oc BY
SUMTER
Upper to R;chloml- West
- '" meAl'ster: Blacksmith shop occupied By
Kraft, Goldsmith d. Kraft
Mrs Bsebs. Res,deoce
"earn. Residence oc by NJ Hislop
=. =, =. Boag
M 3 Shelton. Residence &C by G W Logan
iiiicitiaita 10 Laurei- Wesi
~ johnston. Rs=.Asnce ec By A = Cavie
onser' Jsnn James
Ars l. Law. II R.ekuny
p Eat
re Ms6rsgor. Residence
L Vsiory.
O.B Miller.
! r Elsenlnan
Laurel to Blandins-We,t
Estate y Beck. kesldsnce occupied by
3 Bailey. key x n f.lm., -
Government stables
Eust
@ A Barnes. Residence
Presbyterian Lecture Room -.
- Green. Stables, etc
Bta"aing to Pe,sozstou
Mrs Bryce. Houses " by colored fa,n;,;.a
Mrs. Murphy. dwelling. ste !.
DR. i W. GlIoes, jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
Deaths of t.o'diGrs

TOT Hc i'oek SndiHg JAty = 1893,
IN THE HOsPIIAIs ASD ABOUT NETWORK,
KfPoHrrp wrELiY FOR rBR NgV-ioHk Tribune, ~ 4
oAsr GovrESnES1 uSDERI,AEE. 80. sJ eEANDsrGtkr
IA rpca ~ IN REGARD TO the burial removal or p.cios
ofheld groves ~ dcle I'D soldiers should be- T.
do..ed to A. j. Case Government ind"IlfeI 10 pa ,ihnd-
a. ~ H. TO insure immediate siieton a. reliable pr IA a.
Brewer John O. Co G. General Service Recruit, reGsnco
Bradbury Wiley aged lB Co. 4, tlt Georgia; residence
wien enlisted. iiaui.on. Ga.
when enlisted. Feterborolrh. VI.
Quar- Joseph Co. A, iGsh Illinois, rchdcne- when enlisted
Devin, tlse' eyed rs, Co. J. 9TH II. Ii residence when
Dunn berry eyed S8 Co. p It's C. H. A. ro.dence when
enlisted, @. Greek. South Carollns.
Enrigh. David aged la Co. A. attn Eew.Yort; residence
when enlisted. RlcLfoid, Va.
Fenner Join sge5 20 Co H. 18Th Indiana residence when
emitted, Brown Co.. Ind
Folser ilcmy ed 49, Go. y 9th Ma'sneha'es redeuee
Fletcher CIR aged &c Co X, Oh virginia. redene, when
Folder Robert ag,d H. Co o. iG4,h sewYork residence
when enlisted, Font Hamilton, y. y
Cote Jacob Rebe) died at u. :. Transit Hospital New
johnson DAVID ssed 49, Co A, 18Th IinO'i re'denco
listed Redbird 6ais. Goa. ASs
MoVeiker WIN Mebt, sged % seth North Csrolna resi-
o. nee when enlisted unknown.
n sherry, W anl resdenc, when enlisted Oyego. n. Y
Ogden John a. Co NJ lot New-Yort Cavalry re'iiepce
Ode' JOSIAH aged2 Co. q, 80 NEWTON residence when
Payne, Georgs 20 o sl.. NewYorki residence when en-
Rande John, aged 10; Co T. 2eh KSn,uriy; resienes
when eni,tsi, Bowin. Green, Ky. '''''D''
silon, john aged 49, Co. u, lj Indiana resid when
seLwn, L. j. aged IS; Co H. iooth New York; residence
when enlisted Forrest PoIt, y
spaudins Mich. j. aged ~ Co. :, i2lh New YO,h' resi-
Smith, Bun W; Co d. Zeth kentucAyi residence when
Williams. George. aged 49, Co, L, 10th ohloi residence
when enlisted Cleveland Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
Arrived.

Steamship Northern Light Weir Port Royal 9TH with the
i2.h regiment ~ Y Volunteers and detachment Of the
l75th Y. Volunteers, Ter command " Big Gen Quincy
20 t. s. Qusfernaser. July 81, whie \. Fort Royal VIM.
Nash OF Burlngton W., ships baker, pied -
Steamship Manhattan, Turner Vera Cruz June ~ via IA
vnna 81 inst md.e. and pass. q Charles A. h.ey
Steamer audoion, Barley. Port Royal ,. T., days
IT, : s,eamer Car.elis Bulls, Por Royal = e., > days
Bark John Carver Nichos s~sla IL days. with sugar -
Walsh Cary-r n, , d, 90 ~,
Rr'S PRINCES. oi Belize HON. Mear' Neuvas Il days,
.,r and 20 Moray Nephew Let ship Baker.
, Tor New York ozdug brigs Maclias, do days; Alice,
Fmrkin do DO; Thomas Owen Buiterheld, Owen, do.
loidng o., =. c,,..A, ,.,,u p n
Law. .ngar 10 Dsnell Nash.
irr Tweed Nassau Daud Matamoros ~ days,in ballast
o master .,,,, =, - n. ,rts..- ~ c n
lsv. vita pgs,-r TO master. ~
schr A. C. Major (of sheburne ~ 81 Perry, Glaee Bay
e b. 10 days. with coal, TO master. - -
sehf Coas, Pilot Grnnel Morehead City, NJ C., days.
cation, A. Abbott. -
s@hr Mary Clinton of Belize Hon Page. Fron,era Mex.
yane !, mahogany Sc, to r. Alexandra 4 sons.
Schr George Thomas. Langdon Baltimore days COAL -
T. A. r. Webster - ~, u
Cove 10 DAYS, plaster 10 u. X. DeWot 10.
schr Laura Gertrude, Evans, Fortress Monroe days.
In ballast 20 master =. .
Schr Georgans fof Bermuia Foster, Nassau days, Ole
ron aud UNA TO- J. c. Rahnins Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

A InuTvnu1l m n IvuvuITA VCg -IDnn IIpurV
, 'D'H >. 10 ~, n,,
rnrhe! Tue onIocl ioi Ing h!un 10 a,o NJ
on lo" !'"iS SnV' az" =, 80 81 e,o "a ~ ~
cash he's become partner In the great money broking
house Of Oyefend Quincy & Co, OF Lombardst.. Lon.
don Some idea Of the magnitude Of the operations of
this firm may be gathered from the fact that although
they ia the crisis OF last year, chiefly by the iaure
~ houses m the produce trade about ttOo0OO their
profits never we're large In that very year. Their
transactions may b. calculated 10y millions per diem.
4 wag hearing of Gurneys inheritance and learning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
PGssrugcrs Arrived.

In steamship Corsica from Havana-Dr T. p. BundY, o.
A. wilson l. de- Raverste Mr. and Mrs.. Fleming snd three
children Mr. and Mrs SeUt and children Miss simons,
Mrs Osborne and children. Miss +. Car, Hsnbuy, G.
Babpon A. Sques, Mrs SchaAer aud cild Mrs. Moore
and child Miss VI. Moore. Capt. II. w. FAR, Mr. W.
Forster j. W. stsnfedt, jr J. Jows O. s. Porter y. ).
McCes,ney C. Sutton. Turner Mrs Grahsra Sutherland,
Il. Wild r. r. Wevin J. Rich ]. Atkinson r. Sweetins,
w r. Pyfrons. Mrs SLAM and child Mics Tnmbn, Mt.
tel j Or. n. n. Chapman, L. W Washington, M and Mrs.
smith and child, M aud Mrs. swymmef, A. Psrns.e,
Jones, II. !. MeCamey. A. O. Mccartney, r. Neil. H. w.
on Capt H. Lang and II distressed seamen, aid 20 deeh
passenger.
In steamship Arego from Port RoyaBrevet MsjorGsn-
p. E. Porter BTeve, Brig Gen. NJ g Lrleled Majors
C. GRAY eud Wilkinson Col w W. MARBLE hrs. Morris and
children. Miss Morris Lieut.. 5. ) G.egory Lieu'CoL
90sar;, Cutter NrssurSeon Tenor Mis-. Louisa
Judd Mrs. Richardson Miss Richard-on Miss = c. vaGghn
Nss Clara Dean. Miss Foo.e, Ma Kim5all, Mrs Gilman
Mr., Mcclure. Mrs. Cohen, Miss Lakeman, Miss Jackson
Lieut. Fisher, wife aud children L. ID. sckhsy wife and
daughters, M.s. Lcse.ne. Miss Gage Mise Scarborough
Nr. H. O'Nel, ~ end Mrs.. j. II. Hand. Mrs NJ. smith,
nr. Aienden. Mrs J. Gooda M and Mr., Fowler, Cspt
Fnmmsr Cornell. Stars. Govdy, Mekilerick, Lefty, r.
John. Pyne. Col. Wsddel Lieuts Richie Greene, Hanes
buchanan kearney. Baldwin. Anchmoody. Iowst, MOORE
faeler Fiss Chance Anthony, Nchenny Drs W. NJ Bass,
g g. Wheelock. ODonnell bastle Her.hey seman ird-
we'll Mr. o. ucndr.ckson Callahan. Chaplin Talbot and Van
WICK O. A. Densoy. O. W. Ingalls, Stevens, Cenni, Hoe
Kin Baker. r. c. Holmes, Robinson, Naney smith. WI
Hams. A. C. Adams q. A. Denning q. Dodge Han'oa.
Everdinx Hopkins Msyo. H-ndrck WLiicomb, Mr.. Thoa
Asrss and r. hcCuoch and 4sl Others in the s;eersse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

ruary and the 4th day Of Juy to coch kill or nure or
pursue with such intent any woodcock or any time be-
tween the 5th day Of April and lst day Of September
10 catch kill injnre, or pOrsue. With such intent auy
purchase have III hs possession or expose 10 sale
OF the birds game mentioned in This act 30 caught
or killed during the when the catching killing
injuring destroying the same is hereby prohibited
There is one radical defect in this law-yes two 1t
has no fixed penalty and it Is not made the duty Of any
one to see It enforced. We would make the tenure OF
Office Of all constabes and country justices dependant
Oh the rigid enforcement of such law. and We would
consoate the game exposed In any town for SALE out Of
season. TO the use Of any policeman or other civil ocei
who would seize and carry it away There is no Other
way to pat stop the destruction Of the best friends
of the farmer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
IMPROVED RAILWAY SLEEPING AcCoMMoDA

IMPROVED RAILWAY SLEEPING ACCoMMoDA-
TIoys-THE NEw-YoRK AND ERR koAD.-One OF the
latest improvements in railroad travelling has been the
sleeping car so called on tie principle, we suppose Of
Iueus non ucendo. The travelling public know what
failure as general thing, the sleeping car has been
1t is hardly possible to contrve anything less COM
Portable In Winter you frozen with coldi in Sum
mcr the ventilation is so bid to remind Of the
celebrated backhOle Of India The berhs are 50 con-
rived enable the unfortunate passenger to be
tossed from to another with each Oscillation Oi me
car. in the morning he rises from his couch with
aching If not broken bones, having during the course
Of seven or eight hours. been bumped Up and down
couplo>of million times But the ventilation Is the
principal thing to be complained oil. There
IL plenty of air all around bnt railway
contractors and builders are very segnious
TO shut it out The New York and Erie Railroad Com
pany made steps in tho right direction to-
ward the attainment; OF good supply OF fresh ar. on
invitation we yesterday made short excursion on q
sleeping fitted up at the factory OF the Con-.
psny jersey City. Tie car is about 65 feet long, III
feet wide and 9; feet high and is provided with Foots
Patent VentiIator On the top outside bonnet liked
which receives the air the train rushes along ana
passes II through chest in the center Of the car on
either side This chest has the side facing the passen'
gers Of plate glass inside which can he seen two
pumps worked by the wheels Of the car, daslng water
against the glass. The air passes over this water,
when all the dust &c., which may enter outside is ar
rested and sinks TO the bottom OF tank OF water IN
derneath the floor OF the ard over which the air
passes along ita "hole iength, esctplng ito the te
rior through six registers, and out Of the car again
through the windows in the top &c. The force OF The
current from one Of the registers Is sufficient
TO raise a newspaper or pocket handkerchief cur
rent Of mir is kept up the whole time. Tho arrange
ments for heating the are equally good. From
safety car stoye-ppes conveyed All round the car
nom which the hot air escapes through other reg
listers. one in each berth. The workmanship, upbo
stCring and naOrnment Of the best description. and
IL would be O decided advantage 20 the public II other
lines would tit w the same plan.
There are two ststeroOms at each end Of the and
there IL much privacy and comfort altogether in
the sleeping accommodations thus provided by the
psny than we have found elsewhere. The company in.
tend 10 put large number Of the new the line
many being already built and others in Of
struttion Among those on board Yesterday were the
following railway men, iii. NJ. X. Barr General Pas.
scngcr Agent " the company; Or. Foot Messrs.
Brooks Riddle Hobbs Brow n and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
Travel srs' Guide.


To- Albany. BY Hudson R. r., nom ,1th-st DspH
u I'm. 2 <o and lot .. IN. Sunday train from
SVtn IT, o p IA City cars run between ChsnDers
and 5O'hss stations
To Albany aad Troy,by Harlem r. R., 2c,hs., 4.h.
To Albany landing priacp; piece. on he Hs
son. by steamer C; yibbni Tuesdays, Tbwsdsys
and Saturday,, and Daniel Drew, Mondays Wed
nesdAys and Fiiays from foo. Of Desbrosses-st
To Baltimore, by tie New.Jerscy r. T.. foo; Of ''~
oon9rtandi- st., aud III q. IN. 7 p. M, and IL
To boston by steamer. cy Of Bath ever; s.ia
Day, - spd Jersey Blue, every "Wednesday, from
To ge.tcn BY New London linz: Fer q r.
ana SsPs"he Line Pier u ~ H., daily Sunday
To js:On By Nswiiven K r. va Springfield.
To boston s 5r 'i New f. .;; and % . sai
=, sv via Shore Line III sud p m. Sunday.
West. by Erie Railroad, TOO, of Chsmbers-st.1
o ana ~ @ ,na M land on >
YaphanE, lslp, + arrningdale, Long Island, by L.
]. R1ilrosd from James slip aid foot Of 9b-st..
z. m aud $3.50 D. n
For Hudson Cat.kil, Bristol, and West Camp;
leave foot Of Harsons., North River p q
TO Newbuig Poughkeeptie Roundon and Kings
ton. landing at C0zzen's Dock West Point and
Milton the steamer Mary Powell, Dolly from TOO.
70 New Haven connecting With r. R. 10. Haaori
ami hsld-3tearneIs leave Peck slip at ;.
To New Haven by the Newiisven RR, 2ith'si.
and 4h-9y at Z ny q m; ~, 3 y,s, q, ana
and Greenwich, by steamer John ioner pier26 q,
To the " est, by Central Railroad OF NewJcsey.
vis Allentown. from foot OF Libertyst.. y. X,
a. m, ~ IN snd $500 D. m Sunday tTsin..... p. n
To Philadelphia, by NewJersey Railroad, foot OF
Courtlani,-st., T. 10 aud II M, Il m, a;ld p
m. aud II midnight. SUNDAY -
To Staten Island. By steamer from Pier No ~
H.. near Deyst, al T. o. 1899 m, 1870, 20 D
so 7:3O
To Providence By Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line.
daily from pier q, foot Of Robinson 81, \. r, ~ p
To Washington by New.Jersey r. X. foot Of
Courtandt-st., and III a. NJ, p NJ, and II
midnight Sunday. N
FOR further Information in rerd TO Railroad Tine Tables
advertisements in another part Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
Ohio Gafue Law.
The following are the provisions of the Ohio

The following are the provisions of the Ohio
game law. IN Sec. II Ia enacted:
THAT u shall be unlau ul for any person Mt any tire
10 crtob. MI or Jnre To pursue with such intent
on the premises IL another, or on tho puoc highways
streets. alleys. or puOc common, any sparrow, robin
bluebird. martin, thrush, moceiHg bird, swallow,
orule redb.rd. catbird chewing ground robin
bird. pewee or phTbe, wren cuckoo, indigo bird
nuthaioh. cIteper yellow hammer or flicker warbler
finch; In any place to catch ki injure. pnr
sue with such Intent any quail OF Virginia partridge
ruled grouse, or pheasant plnnaed grouse or prairie
chicken or any Wild turkey, between tho l4lh day 81
February and the LIST day OF October Inclusive and II
shan be unlawful for any person AT any time after The
lot day OF November, 10 catch. kill or inlure or pnr
sue, with such intent. any dove wild rabbit or hare
except on tho premises OF the person killing injrng
or pursuing Provided that 1t shall be unlawful "a
catc1 or TO attempt 10 catch. with net or nets ans
quail or Virginia partridge, a. any time after The pas
sage ~ this act
$50. 2. IL shall Do unlawful for any person
nj any time between the ldt dny OF October nnd
| tie l-t day of March. 20 catch. XIII, iJnre or
destroy or pursue with such Intent any meadow lar
or deer. any time between tho lst day Of ED