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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
TO E. Sanford:
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

CIEcisNATI April Is.
FLoUR--ouiet, a. Z IS for superhns
WHEAT-Red in fair demand at coal e2 no
gales Of White.
CURS-Dhl and nominal.
OATs-66G67. u .
WHTSKY-DuIl; held at le.
PROyISIOHS-Quie 200 krls City Mess Pork
sold at n co. Bulk Meats dull, with hardly any
demand. 81
GROCERTES-Quiet
The river has fallen four feet. weather clear
thermometer Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
Public Meeting In Cincinnati.

CINCxSArI, A pril l8-In response to
a call by a number Of prominent citi-
zens, public meeting was held at Pixies
Opera House last night Mayor Harris
was Chairman of the meeting he said
there had been disposition prevailing
among some persons to use the terrible
calamity which has befallen US for a
pretext 20 laise a disturbance. Up TO
the preset time, although some property
has been destroyed, no lives have been
lost, He favored Law and order and
would enforce them at all hazards He
hoped the people of Cincinnati had suf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
HOl EVERYBODY.

TN order to make room for Goods on the way,
bought at low prices, We offer our present stock
at greatly reduced prices. Come aud see.
VICKERY BROS.
mh22 lS2, Main Street.
't SCtUGARI SUGARt- Crushed, Powdered aud
. o. - (sranulated Sugar, white and yellow Coffee
sugarA good and common brown Sugar. All at
reduced prioos--5 lbs common brown for Sl--at
WICK ERY BROS,
nha2 IS2. Main Street.
HTHITE Neshannock Potatoes-deelned TO
w 81 IS per bushei by T, tail--at
NICkERY BROS,
mhQ2 iS2, Maia sire { /,
IOop Powder, Imperial and Young Tyson
NJ Teas Japan and Black Teas-al at reduced
prices Common Green T. 81 per lb., at
VICkERY BROS
mh22 1872, Main Street
Cow Feed, Sc.
u NokS, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Crushed Corn, tor
~ sale, in quantities 20 suit, at
ViOKERY BROS,
q nih22. 1872, Main Street.
NHTHITE LIME, Plaster Paris and Cement--aIl
w Fresh and good-for sale 40
aUan aVIOkERY BROS,
I'd mh92s lS2, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
Hugo,
! Blakeley,

/, While it must he remembered that the
Sixteenth Army Corps is entitled to-the
capture of Spanish Fort, it viii also be
remembered that there 10 not single
corps which has not done it's duty, and
that bravely cannot mention Gener-
al sosand-so as exceeding in bravery and
gallantry any other General, nor that
any private soldier exceeded another IN
daring, although such may have been
the case, yet as a spectator in passing
events. / must generaiize, and say that
there is not a brayer or more determined
army than that commanded by Major
| General E. r. S. Candy.
of course, L might mention Brigadier
General Gilbert Of the Second Division,
! of Sixteenth, Army Corps, who Is as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
new YORK Markets.

Df if-9 H EEw YoRK April Ia,
COTT0N-Qgist.
FL0UR-Daii, and 5g10c lower; Z e56s7 rs for
Extra STATE; s 259s 40 for Extra Round Hoop
Ohio.
WHEAT-DuIl and n0ninslly 293c lower-
C0RS--Dull and dropping, al ] 354l 81 for
new Yellow.
.0ATS--Very hrns, at e099l for Western.
P0RK--Dalls at u O01z 80 for new Mess.
LARD-Duii, a. i53k6els. . ...
WHIsKY--Birm, at t8S92 IS.
I MDSEY--Pisnty at 5(9sc-
G0LD-Opensd at 451 4, advanced 20 47, and
closed at 4654
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
Capture Of Spanish Fort.

FROM the New orleans IaDaeS o.
Tuesday. evening, April 18th (for copies
of which we are indebted to the atten
tive clerks of the Peytoua, to Master
John o'Riley, and to Lieut Col c K.
Drew, we clip the following interesting
intelligence regarding the capture oi
Spanish Fort, near Mobile
The correApondence is dated
NEAR BIAKELY,
y ~ Sunday, April Q, 1865. +
Spanish Fort has gone up, with 1000
prisoners, armament, etc II was cap,
iured last night, Gen. Smiths corps
was the FIRST TO enter The works.
The evacuation Of Bakely has com
mencedC Ii must be ours from neces-
sity before night
Gen. Steele has not been officially no
tilted up TO this hour-9-30 N. Sun
day although Gen. Gerard has been
II any of the garrison escape from this
point, IL willbe no fault Of Gen Steele ;,
he being out on the lines and doing his
utmost to prevent their escape. .f+
P.S.-A dispatch Just received says
thAt htl OpcEatOk NhS HDtl1r9s W luARhul
Gen Steele, but could not -
We have captured in Spanish Fort
1000 prisoners, and from sixteen TO
twenty guns, ammunition, etc.
e A brigade issin possession of the fort,
and the remainder of the troops under
Candy are ontthe way here to help Gen.
Steele capture Blakely
i. Gen. Steele will have it before they
arrive, think. He win make desper-
ate effort. = Isl Z
HDQRs. ENGINEER FORCES, l.
Army and Division West Mississippi,
In front of Mobile, Ala, April 9.
/ osths Editor Mo. Tfmes-T am happy
TO inform you Of our success at Spanish
Fort to-day. This may reach you earlier
than anything from your correspondents,
as we received it at this point (-Starke's
Wharf J by telegraph from headquar-
ters.
| HEADQUARTERS, (TELEGRAPH) I
April 9, 7 P. NJ
/ ! To Major General Bafiey:--I am re,
Joiced to- inform you that we have
Judgement in Spanish Fort. At p.
NJ we commenced a terrific lombard
ment A battery of 30-pounders, re-
Gently put up on our right, completely
fanked the enemys left. Two brigades
Of Gen. Carr's division-Third Division,
Eighteenth corps-eharged gallantly on
the enemy's works, captured the greater
portion of two regiments, and are uow
entrenched within Spanish Fort
c. T. CHRIsTENsRN,
Lieut. Col. and A. A. G.
We have received DO account as yet
as to our losses, but do not think they
we're heavy The army is feeling in the
best of spirits, and ] think the end Of
Spanish Fort is near at hand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
LIGHT BREAD.


CTBATTOE's CELEBRKTED YEAsF COM
- ponad, tbs very bsst article for family baking
evsr invented Thess cakes, wheheSsr they have
come - csmp7tion With other yeast cakes, have
iRysTisbly carried Of the preEnfnm.a
The trade eIHe be supplied st A. @. HAllock's
Pest0naos, RgAnsEiFie lad. dosl6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
Condition OF secretary seward.

New YORK, April l8-The following
dispatch has been received by Mr.. San
ford, President of the American Tele-
graph Company:
WAsHSeToS, April IS.
TO E. Sanford:
We think that both the Secretary and
Frederick are better. They are sleeping
quietly at this hour-l0 o'clock, A NJ
lSigned, "A C. A SEWARD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND
MUCOUS Or MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URINATIEa.
IRRITATION OF THE NICK OF THE BLAD.
DER, INFLAnATI0N OF THE KIDNEYS,
oAIAkkH oF The BLADDER.
sTRAHGUbABY AND BURNING. or PAINFUL
URIHATIHG.
Fer these diseases IL is truly sovereign remedy
sad too mech cannot be said IN iss praise. sin
gle dose has been kno1n TO relieve the most urgent
Are you troubled With that distressing pain 10
the smali of the back and throaga fhs hipsf A
teaspoonful dag Of the ConstitVtion water will
relieve you like magic Is
PHYSICIANS ~
Have long since given up the uss Of buehu, eubebs
asd juniper ia the treatment Of these diseases,
and Only uss them for the want of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION wATER
HaA proved Itself equal TO the task that has de-
f0lT'd "PoD IT. prURETTosA a1
Irrltats and dreneh The kidneys, and By constant
use prodncs chronic degeneration snd eSnhrmsd
disease.
rs DYsMEEORRHRA, OR PAINFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND mEE0hhHaIA,
E.Iros or PR0FUsE FL0WfFG.
Both diseases arising from fsulty secrstien q
tha menstrual fuid--fn one case being too little
aud ompanied by severe pain aud tbs other a
TOO prof1ss ecretIon which all b. speedily cured
By tho Consultation Water. -
The disease known FALLING or THE
WOMB, which is ths resait Of The relaxation Of
the IigaDsnts Of that organ, And IL knOwu BY .
sense Of beaviness aud arRgging pains ia the
back and sides, &ad a. times accom- panied b. sharp
-laneinating or shooting palms through the rarts
sec,sd, WILL In all cases, Be rsmossd By the med
Icins.
There IL another class of symptoms arisinz
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians cali Nervousness, which word covers
HP much igneranes, and Ia, nfns eAso4 Ont Of
ten the doctors do not really know wbsthsr the
symptoms the disease, fhs disease ts d mp
toms. We can only enumerAts them here.
speak more particularly Of cold feet, yEipitAtion
Of the heart impaired memory. wax full1sss,
flashes Of heat, lsnguor, lassituds, and dmuess Of
vision. -.
SUPPRESSED MEEsTRUATIoH.
Which in the unmarried femsIs is . Constant re-
curing dissass, and through neglect the ses1s o.
more grave and 1erous fnaiadiss are the rsszit
and a. month after month passes Tithont Al 81
fort being made 70 assist Haturs, the supH1ss-
sinu becomes chronic, the patient graduAiiy iosss
beg Appstits. the bowels are eo1sHPstsa' nifnf
swsafs come on, and Coasunption finally sads hsr
career. q ~,
s@- FOR sale BY al Druggists. Price 81 We
WM. II. GREGG CO., Propristors.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN, Geusrzl Agents, No. 80
Clia street, New York ......1.,.
Far sale 10 Chicago b. FULLER, FIECH
FULLER. JsA%f-om
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
Gen. Sherman at SmtthneId--Recey
" tim Of the News In RichEnnnd.

NEw YoRK, April 1s-It appears by
an order issued By Gen. Sherman an
nouneing to, his army the surrender Of
Lee, that Sherman has reached Smith
field.
The World Richmond dispatch says
that on Saturday evening about 9 o.
clock, Gen. OGld and Col. Melford, Reb-
ell and Federal Commissioners of Ex-
change, we're sitting in j. W. Forney's
room at the Spottsville Hotel, when
telegraph message was handed in an
nouncing the Presidents assassination.
0uld exclaimed, "That is the worst
blow the Confederacy has yet received =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
Reported Arrest of seward,s AssassI.

Reported Arrest of seward's Assassin
New YoRK, April IS--The Herald $
special says it is reported that the sssas-
siu who entered Mr. Stewards house has
been arrested. 1t is certain that one of
the assassius, probably Surratt, has
been arrested. ~. Pt"i""@ +
Samuel Mallam, of Hookstown, Md !,
the one who wrote the letter found in
Booths trunk signed Sam, has been
arrested t-H}sF h
The Herald's Newbern correspond
ence of the 18th gives runor that
Johnston was about to surrender
ol A State Convention, TO consist Of
delegates from all the counties, has
been called for the I4th of May. -@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
Black and FancY silks.
%. What Nice Dress Goods
Spring Millinery.

TUsT RECEIVED AND COMMENCED
VI making up at the " Bon Ton Shop" of the
West SCHAPKER a BUSSING,
m24 aa 1i No AZ aud 40 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
.ntnnt nnnInr 1lintIc Slim

Patent Duplex Illiptlc Skirt,
COMBINING
elegance, LightneSs, Comfort and
EcoRamy,
Fsss And nnquestionAbly the NEST desirable article
- e III ~ JF ASA COOLIDGE,
n14.9n IL aud l6 First street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19
LAW CARD.
sUNDRIES.


PorAr0hs'
Two Arloads just reoe we'd and for sale by
mis- REILLY co.
NTEw ORLEANS MoLASSES.
In barrels and half barrels, received per steame
Missouri, and for sale by BELLY 4 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-19

Irrltats and drsnch the kidneys, and by constant
use produce chronic dsgensration and cSnhrmsd
disease.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Devotional Singing Meetings.

To ne Id.ior 0f TAe y. y IUblHe
SIR: How many young men were kept away
from the Concert Saloons by the Devotional Singing
Meetings held last Winter in the Middle Dutch Church
How many persons attended those meetings who no.
where elee heard the bible read. prayer offered. or
Gods praises sunei How many Of these youths were
deeply impressed by these Interesting services and
made TO foal that the paths Of religion were indeed
pleasaniness and peaeef Fov Dany Of them were led
directly from the Singing eetilg 10 The Special Prayer
Meeting conducted by the persons and for the
snfne purposci And how many VIII have occasion Ia
say hereafter thanx God for those Monday and ednes
day evening meetings for praise and prayer
Some there ara who by constant attendance upon
those meetings were led % esteem them happy instru'
meutahties for the prorDton Of religion among inc
Youth and for the awakening Of the unconverted Nor
do they thik that the good results W. confined 10
those Glasses Elderly men and women, and some who
had long held reproaehless standing IN the churches
fen ANA said the close ~ ngny OF those meetings. as
well those for praise those for prayer IL 10 good
for Us To- be here
MANY regr, tied that the ncetingH were suspended,
and the question is often asked, Why eff nos, or
when viii those meetings be- rcsnnedf WIN many
thanks b She church Who fumishcd such abundant
facilities for those meetings, may not hope that they
viii once more read BE no, weary IN wei dong, fvr
in due time SO shall reap II ye faint not" W.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Coz LINE.

= DALI rO's ny IDi- y n ~ ~ !. -, A..
Consisting the and splendid y, afuers
ELECTRA Cau.. j. W. Nye; GALATkA. Capt. W. n.
Jones; OCEANUS Capt Nm. Young
one II lie ,bsy. magnificent sramsrs win leave Pier No.
n North River foot Kobnsonst Daily Sundays e1'
ceutcdl at O'Clock p
r7 Connecting Proyifence with the 1;''a Il Ifam iof
Boston.
~ ri,hs taken =, p rcler R.'es
These uusrrls7s.d IN their erTsngenens
he comfort aud safety o. passengers nd their iac ities fo
tie transportation Of Freight
~ fas.engers retrns for the nsh DOT disturbed
iii thew arr Providence hour early enough to se-
cure seat. f dssr.d ia tho accommodation u1n Tor
Boston. ,,.o
ODELI Uoaegal Frelgbt Agent, Pier No. y, n. X.
For rcAe.s S,steToos appy TO TIE Clerk. on bori
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
LITERARY IrMsfs.

A suit has been commenced at Athens by Mr..
Demosthones of the Preus which contains claim that
some hundreds Of yeara ago was nooed in an Athens
court q Justice. and he's never sc. been set at rest
ramely tie right of the family TO be considered the d.
rect descendants Of the family Of Demosthenos There
ore in Greece, and In Asia Minor and all over the
world. wherever Greeks reside hundreds Of peuons Of
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND hEDfohD.
s,,o,.,d for Ils TRIBUNE hs ending Wednsfddp
Oct. 4. i1'1.
Of .tn.I Al

imount OF ,,ock at market;
This swreI..............i.li2 1873 BDD BsO 100
L.st wee.............. ...3J0 HIS l2o 100 100
One yesr rAgo............4,l2o 500 $50 800 10
and meat, extra sI3 25aAii 30, hnt quality. ga 5O6
ala ~. second quality, SllhTl2 third quality. tS1 l0
lew choice single Pri and ecs, Wes,eTn, $li SOGsI'i
,ol,. Of IN. poorest Bulls. &c, +7a SO.
Votlnq Olea lsJd $3.50; handy steers, aJ3o lO, or
much according 10 their value for beef -
fors and Young Calrssfsir quality. SsGdP13; Extra,
seD4. rs. Fatow and Dry. tMd = Is.
St,ye, or tim Young Cattle tor farmo'-iearings, $6
TyoyesI.olds Sgd 40; 1hree-year.od. sJ5d SG5.
Shssg--Per NJ live weight od1e sheep AID Lanns per
led, IN lots, 80 23g h5' ruia, $6G+7 e
Vat IIogI-fer n. l+iGi5r.. live weight, shoat'-
who,sale. IS iec rctaii l1alsc. o.o-
Ibies-Brigbton, pa ioe. I, n. Country lots, 0esc
T,llgr--l00 l2c a ID.
pm 81 25Df 10 each.
IryAHkaThefe about 600 cattle this week than
a.. ,f which about 100 Northern GO7 from Maine aud
IA from West. Ot the Northern many are rom Canlda
ss part Of Which are thin young cattle and tfycows si
We nk the average quality about usual There were many
o.ale butchers Cambridge, and there were buytrs
tom Connecticut aud elsewhere, buying good far Oxen TO
I'd bi, Fall In addition to the usual bucheIs Cuisines.
was brisk yesterday morning nnh mo hsst mlnnas were
IL after which trade .soksd oil aud droy.Ts became 40
nxou. dispose Of tho nder OF the stock to accept
dy OF refused in tho morning ana In several cases OF
a. for which &3i 50 nuseo In the morninz
Theirs wa. small lot OF splendid Western ca.toclamed by
ha owner be the best at market iSS yearsod at 1885,
rge pp Of the cattle sold yesterday but there are
,ill many OF the Dasor s"ft ID Tho yuus toeaJ
Az heads agree that there is something Of the price Of
nearly 23c y bead The large number IN tue
yard the butchers anSons to close bargain. as A as
o.sbe FOR the the butchers disposed to
le them sweat" S'h good sheep and lambs gss 'heH
owners little cause Of omant. LOIS weIo sold NJ - :"
| "a so but mostly from ~ TO 81 80 v head.
Working oxen ara cod mostly riding to value Ior soe
Heard offer OF De- 20 u cent shrink refused ior IL coarse
| Canada Oxen go, -
Mch Cows. probably IN consequence Of the high price o
butter, ete rsthcr scafce, aud bring good prices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT October
a 5-sids.whee steamer ALABAMA, Capt. Limebumer
1t O'Clock .. M, rom Pier No. %, Moth River -
FIRST CABIN PASSAGE. so SrcoSD CABIN PkssA6s.
Passenger accommodations superior and weil-ventsted
Freight very low rstes having nrle space For Pas
sag, cr Freight eppiy to GUASTWISE COMPANI, No.
IL Westst, corner Of Waueu-s'. .,
Steamer. PHILADELPHIA and FLAG follow li1 and
2jth inst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

TRAINS LEAVE SEW-YORK;
For New. .Hsver 100 e.10 0(Er.l llJ 4 H. Rl5. (bxJ
aC- (Fr.D 3.45, 30 and 800 (Ex.,) p. m.
For Bid eoOrt 100, BC0, (EI,) ll.O m Rl3, kEx1
800 tEI.l 3<3 40 and 800 (Ex..( p. IN.
For Milford and strsord ..e0 30 o M 80, ~, p N
For Fairasl Southport and Wespo1t 7Oo, lOa III ia
s30p -. .oo - o.o go. ,,,- ~,
AS 40 630, $40 (kx,l p m.
For Daren 100, $50, ll3o a. m. ;a45. 40. $50 pm.
ror Greenwich 100 99O li.3l n ;3i5 49, 3d. % pm.
Tr stanford 100 $50 (x.) 80, ll.30 l2lS (EL)
400 VxD 2 IS, 40 SO, 60. 500 (Ex.) p. m.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 100 w. iiD
4 N. 345 4.30, $50, go, 7Oo p. ~
"' CONNECTlEG TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield, 800 a. ~ lEx) 800 (EIle~
p. III. c, -. 49, 90
For Hartford ani Springfield, SOo tEI') g. IN tEx.ll0
EID l?l5, $50 p
or Connecticut River Railroad 8Oos. (EL,l l2l5p N
to Montreal 800 p. IN. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providsnee Ei.hAi Railroad sO iEs-,
For New Haven. ew.London a,i stoninston Railroads.
AGO a. M ~ IS, 800. 500 p. NJ.
For Canal Railroad. l2.l5 O. m. 10 Northampton o,,-..
For Housatonio Railroad a. IA and . p "a. nas"'S
train connecting with p IN, will run TO EH''hs'10"
davs New Milford only
For Naugs,uck Railrold 500 A. M. 400 p N. a., -
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad 'oo s''' T. nl' S
T. m =, ..A.,,o @ M n m, train
JAMES II. EOfI Supt-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
NEW YORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1853
COMMENCING MAY Is, lSoS

PASSENGER Station In New York, Twenty seventh -
ana Fourthsys Entrance on Twenty v-seventhst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" aud PRAECE.-Th- New York and Hssre Steamship
C1mpsnys hfscass mrl steamslils AkfOO and fIi.ION
nvig thoroughly Gifted will leass Pier No 81 North
!ly,r or liAy =, cal ing at Southe ,0u as follows;
AHAoO .......h2SHr A. CAD 3Hs......Nov -, !fS
FULTON....IAnKs A. " NOIToS........De Dec. -. lF0.
ARAOO .......NESRY 4. GIDsDES......Jan 20, 1916
FTLfON.....JAsrs A. WOrrOs. IL, 1870.
ARAGO .HEsRr 4. March II. loo.
FULION.....lAHEs A. WoTToS........Apr IL, iboo.
PRICES Of PASSAGE ~ GOLD.
First cahin........Sl l3k 81 Second ca5in......SSO
An experienced Surgeon on b0ard
Ihe company Will for specie valnabes
unless bills .o. having tno value expressed, signed
% .reior.
For further information, apply 10
ISAAC BELL. President,
No. Broadway. New-iok
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-WEDNES-
A DAYS aud SArURn lYS.-The New. YORK AIsil Steam
ship Companys steamship MORNING STAR, Il. Ne.son.
commander will leave On SATURDAY. Oct and MAhl-
PUsA, H. Hores commander ca WEDNESDAY,, Oct
l, at D. from the Compsnys Pier, No. % NJ H. For
Freight or Passsg-. Apply TO - 80
IhMhS A. RAYNOR. No. 10 Ba-cl vat
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
ERIE RAILWAY.-Train leave Depot foot

Ia Of CaaIIbeIss.. via Pavonis trry; r~,
C. H.. Day Express tor tsnsntgua hoenes's1 bun1e
Salamanca aud West CONNECTS s bnfAlo win Lake SnGs
Grand Ttuut Railways. snd ut Salamanca VIII AtAnss
snd eyes. Western Railway. - go
s.3O a Ia. NIX cbd Way Train. daily, 70 Oasvile
10 m. Elp.ess Mail, tor BuELo CONNECTING WHO LsAs
4nr, Way Train, for Port Jervis and Newbarsh.
D m Nigh EIpress Tor CsnGntaisua Rochester bunoA
Salamanca. aud West II, p-,.
sp m Lghtnis Express, daily. for Csnandaisu. Roehsc
ter rafiaIo Sslsm nca Dunkik, and West Connecss =
Burso Win LsSs s1ore and Gr.nd Trunk Railway snAe
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great We.tem Railway
D. A. Em;ran. Tc.iu daily, Tor Buffalo, Salamanca paa'
XIX and West ,,,.,,,, r, ~.
Mr X. BARR, Grnl PasL Agent. New-fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Traius will

L 4 leave Jsmes slip, NeH'.I ork as ioIIoWs: =.
8:OOs n Greenport Mai and Passenger Train, stopping
ell Wav Stations and connecting VITA Glen Head hosyna ana
lo 10 a m svo.srt Train. stopping at al Way Station
$50 D. M uTeenpor Express connecting with henpsteeo
and stopping at al stations eat 81 hickssllle . - .
4 % ~ no. syosse Passenger Train Rosyn- Glen Head
and ali Way Stations - 81 ~,
5.3op. M For North lsIp. Hempstes dlen Head and
Roslyn. ,,,..sa
4 m for Ys phsnk and al interneo stations , .,
- N' '0' o. CHAkiICK, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
HUGH EIDULF, G-nI supt New or
Wr X. BARR, Grnl fasi Agent. New-fork.
UUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

u UDSON RIVER anu HAhIEM hAIL"
4 ROADS.-On and aner NONDAYJnne 5, 1873, trains
for Albany And Troy coueecng win Northern and Wesess
train5 viii leave NewYofk ss follows:
7:JO a. m-Via Hudson River Railroad. Thirtieh-st ~
Tcn ave lne with for Saratoga End Shsron
. : Tus. -. ..
n.-yis Harlem Railroad, wrnty -sixth~ and Fourth
aye connecting trans for saratoga SHARON Sprilss Acy
AZ. at q + ban with trains sor points East
2p n-kia Hudson River Railroad, connecting with rAns
for SaratogA - - . IT.
lp mSVia Hudson River Railroad connecting ct Troy
witt train for Montreal with Sleeping Car attached - .
.:4J D. m-Nia harlem Railroad connecting at Cnsthsn
with sin for Lebanon Sprass Sleeping Car attached e
Altuny
p m-sis Hudson River Railroad. Sleeping Car, ron
to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
This train iuus Sundays - -
l03t o. ul-yia Hudson River Railroad. with Sleeping
Cas- attached, connecting a. Albany sd Troy win motains
trains tor North and West. WM. H. VANDERBILr,
" vice.President
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Ocean Gtenmerp.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
" REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PAsSA0E.
FH.. Class Second $I7s sl"' Third sIS Class
The Central American Transi Company viii dispatch drs
chss steamship - eoro,rp Ar uoo>
Srom 2,sr No 30 North River at the above 10 prices
FOR sn,y al the Office OF the Company. No. III
"e"'''eo'"s'0 VI D. N CARRINGTON, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

VTNTTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALL
u FORS!A VIA I,TqMuS OF PANAMA.
Lover Passas. Rates, commencing July J, ISOo
The Atlantic Nail Steamship Co. VIII dispaIen o'eAnel
semi monthly. a. noon from hs Compenys ne" anu e'Hn
dious Pier, No. - North River, foo. fCana'ss-
pB'AnTrRrs ,,,,-.
(Counecrng at Pau5ns with Colorado.' s
Oct. l6..........CCEAN
tConnectineat at Panama with Constitution,
For freight pssssg. appyto ID. b. ALLhN,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

EOR NEW W-ORLEANS-DlREC
q III. u. 5. mai si-ampship STAR OF THE UNlOE,
Can't A. b snchard wilrave Pier No. . n. r.. sAIUR.
DAY October AZ p m Psssage with unsuriasscd sc.
cofnnodaton iGn. Apply 20 II. z. CROMWELL q Co., No.
81 We.t-.t. The Il. e. CUYLER sill follow
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY and TROY
days Wednesdays and fridays. and tho DEAN RICH
M0ND TUESDAYS Thar'dsys and sa;u.days at O'clock
o. M from Pier No. ~. North River foot Of Canals
FoR TEoY-The steamer VANDERBI 1T leaves o. sundsya
Tmesdsys md Thursdeys and the RIP VAN WINkLEo On
boudys "Wednesday, and Fridays, at O'Clock p o., from
pier No ~, North River foot Of Wasst.