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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
The Rev. O. u. Froiainghnm's Sermon On
she " Worship Of Tools."

The Rev. o. B. rockingham preached SER
mon on Sunday evening at his church IN Fortiethst.
on the Worship Of Tools" He took the ground thae
the worship Of tools destroyed their usefulness and do
clared that general idea Of Sunday was such as 70
prevent persons from employing 1t to advantage under
Tie conviction that Man made for tie sabbath in
stead OF the sabbath being maze Tor Man. as TIE ocip
lures expressly announce.
The lDye for the Constitution Of the United States
nearly allied ~ alteration that, before The war the
people were afraid 10 change any portion OF H. wn'.s
tho country going to iun, and the Union. when
wns specially designed 10 protect ana secure. was
STEADILY falling 10 pieces. They worsbiped the Con-
st tlon. Instead Of regarding ii as ans TO great
end they lost siht ot the end II was dos gned 10 secure
10 their blind worship OF tie written document.
Tie miser worshiped his gold. and consequently had
no advantage from 1t. The elevation the culture tne
advancement OF learning and art and science which
isht u,e al his money wolid insure were all unob-
tanned because he would not employ It to those deslra
bls ends
The Bible which confined more beauty and larger
truth and lotier submity and nober sentiments thaA
any other book, al.ed to teach man tho iaitb' inc
charity, TIE Christianity. the love OF mankind that u
should 90 BECAUSE IL thought inspired. TWAS wor-
slipped Us deIty in place of being regarded Is Tue
IL eaus to the proper understanding OF the Deity. .
He had heard William Lloyd Garrison read from tho
Db.o passages that would have stirred nll who heaid
item their nmos souls. and caused them to rise Up
glowing with the irit breathed orh, Il they had bad
one particle 6 tho i"th they prolessed in IT. Bat az
il WIS they were hot moved. They snte listles aud
col ior tie reason that they deemed It iusp red and
lfrcOre hot proper IA grow cnthu'IhAtic over ias-
sares from Shakespeare or Milton. or John Stewart
Mil or Herbert Spencer any popular g0!unc would
hsye stirred them ,han the great hol h,s Of the
Bible because those authors would have appehed 10
their Lua atty and ymp1lhies rs coming from brother
man.
The lecturer said he had often thought it better that
there should be no Bible and churches than that this
worsfip them sh u continues that they, rather thaa
what thoy taught, should bo regarded sacred. lie
closed by declaring If the Bible had been properly
siuded as Il nesns of enlightenment. purity and true
y tsuf.s l.I ar.FV 1t -
the ghasty tragedy that occurred last Friday morn
ing in Washing gton-would not and eoald not have
been.
Tools were to be used for our good and not TO 20
worshiped and wien they were SO u5ed-the Bibes
and churches particularly tho true spirit Of Chris
tianty would be reached. aud Peace and Love would
dwell on earth as IN Heaven.
| The sermon eniirely eAtemporancous, eloquent
and leryent and atentively listened 10 by the argese
We remember to have seeL in the reverend
geutlemans church on any previous OCCASION.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Funeral Of George Arnold.

Yesterday, at noon, the mortal remains Of
George Arnold deposited in ono of tie receiving
vaults Of Greenwood Cemetery. The body was at-
,enced 10 its last resting.place by the relatives d
tie deceased ard number Of his literary frienda
though there was no faneral service which was prob.
ably owing the tact that Mr.. Arnold, while liviig
dlsnpproyed Of such ceremonies.
Among the literary people present at tho funeral
were Henry Clspr jr., VIM. Winter, n. G.. shepherd.
Charles u. Gardette. Chas. ID. Sbanly Frank Cahil
Edward Mullen the artist Ada Cale. Mrs. W Winter
formerly Miss Lizzie Campbell, and Others The man.
whose loss they assembled to depore was one who had
made fast friends in the narrpw circle wherein
he moved, and which he often brRhtened With ms
smiling lip The sadness which c.tuded tue hrowx
and molsened the eyes Of those who gathered ronhd
his coffin to obtain last look at the face wo'se spirit
light had passed away was heartfels ard pTotonndi
but standing far apart the opposite shoro ot the
little Lake. which Law like mirror peiore tho sonber
yan' was the sad vailed figure Of sns who was per-
hsps tho sncerest pourner there, bur who with the
shrinking dclicacy Of genuine affection. did not el-
pr0aci the remains.
The funeral party. It mny ce 50 cnl returned 10
the city early in the afternoon. leaving tie roes In bic
rn"osb soay sti within their his silver song ring
ing .,, ,,,,.
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AeerWxA-


Steamship City Of Washington tBr Rroot Liverpool lat
inst, aud Qo,e 81 lust. with ud.e and pass Joh,
Steamship Britannia. Campbell Glasgow Oct 2sh vi,
mdse. aud Al pass. Francis Nscdouald
Steamship Herman Livingston. Baker New ORLEANS VII
Kew West and Fortress Morroe "a hours with troops 10 u
;. Quartern, aster.
stesmship Mcclellan. ssmuss Por, Roysl $. C., days
with the 81 regiment Penn Coorrd Vol, to u D. Quarter
| uestor.
Slesnship Scotland tBr) Hall Liverpool Nov. l. viz
Qn-eustowp "a. with mdse and $40 pass. to Williams
Guin
stesrnship Albemare Bourne, Norfolk "a hours mdse
| and pss-.. Livingston. Fox & 10.
L. stesmer Foiida A. v Lieut.. w. II. Mses, command
Norfolk Nov 9. hayng in tow u b. orlna ce snip Ben
snip Ema UisaJ Unkep. carda ,sdsys, Wit coal to Ru
BARK Evsining Star Miller St. Jago % dsy via In,siu
II days. with sugar and salt to Wsyd-ll & Go. -
Bah Homidon of Winsor N So Curry glasgow - days
with coslto master. .
BARK Hayden. seen Rc Janeiro Oct 3, with coffee to
Bark Alma Mcleod Cow Gay II days. viii cca to mas
Bat Harry Booth Grn St. Marks IS days with cotton, to
ia. T. Ward & Co.
Bank Tomas Terry iof ST. Andrews. n Bl 10 days with
sal, TO Brett. Son Go.
Bax Wave,t (of Habidoes Osborne RIO Janero Oct. D.
with coffee t. J. l.. Phipps Go. .
Rsrs B.u-l,cor Beroy Hong Kong Iuy eI with teas to
a. A. Low Bros Sept, 3, Capt W. H. BaFuus, native OF
smk voant (of 81 John n. b. Snow Grand Turk, r. l..
10 d,ys. with salt to Snow Bufgcs.
Bark Ez, tof Barbados Holloway Trinidad Cnba. Oct
2j with J. 4. Raining Co Avery severe gle
yiied Tr' dad Oct, p? during which English brig name
drv, Ashore but would probably be gJsn ot
without damage Riter di-charsing ballast.
brg Lydia II. Cole (of Turks isand. Slupson. Nanzas
Oct % with &C., to WavJcl Co On the fth
81 and O. ius' ~ of a'efs encountered very severe gales
from = To NV. sprung mainmasi oth 1l. large hip
ashore Florda Rect with al sl set apparently ust sone
on. Wind light.
Brig Autoi Spuns Julio Ha'ans IS days, In ballast to
Peasant. Hernandez q Co.
Brig Minnie X tof Liverpool n 81. end r'on, St. John,
T. n, n days with sugar. &C.. to freem7n Amy.
B, Madonns of IT. John. n. B Jordan, Barbados 10
dlys with sugar. Ar.. 10 Jed Frye q TO.
chr Hrris of Nindsor, y. 80 Lo'sha Curacoa 10 days
with fusli-. &C.. to d. II. DeWolf Co.
Scbr Hero, to Bauer shingles to T. NJ. Nayhew 20
schr Uu0B, foss. Ellsworth SHOCKS 10 T. NJ Mayhew
Co.
chr MuA tof Shebmne). Crowel, EiO Jreiro - days,
with hide. 10 Brett, son Go. -
s;chr ). s. Neaan sl lett Maitland. N. ST. 10 days,
plaster to J. =. VIII iney
schr Wm. Boaranian. Billiard Portland. c.
S.Lr. Con. Tucker. Load Bangor.
Sshr Plymouh C0tiil. Comwal.iS, n. >.
Sctr. Dresden. DAVIS. Shul.c.
Srhs Iohn LoIirr Clayton. Taunton.
Schr f. :. Gidcneese, Carroll New Haven for Virginia
SciI. Walter {. Hsl, ilK, Rockland
Schr Leaie. Allen Rockllnt.
Sclr isunai Wil!ct, "a III. Albany for Proydeuce.
scir R--csc Kelly. Providence.
Sclr DR. Kane. RYDER, Bangor for Newark.
WlND-Sunse, ". S..W
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-LERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-IERSEY.
~ From foot Of IIhersyst North Rivor New York.
Meeting at Hampton Junction with the Delaware acksw
sno Western Railroad ana ct sston with the Lrhgh Valley
Rail road and ts connections forming direct hne TO Phts
bugb and the West without change also to the Oil
Region and f,ie.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express 1Iains daily for the Wsst except Sundays
when evening Train.
One Ex les. dy, teKcep Saturday, to the OH Re-
sion.
Sr,y Miles ard Two Hous saved By mis- line to Chlcsss,
Cincin st. Lonis with but change oil cara
tAib ARRANdEMfNT,.
Commencing Oct =. 1853 iJieave New YORK as 10 lows;
AT Goo O. m, for Easton. Mauch Chunk Wliansport
WIkesbarrr, Nah nov City. &c. -
MAIL TRAiN-At8i0Ia III. tor Pennington, Easton, Waer
Gap, Sc5anton, Wikesbsrre Great Bend. fson bingham
ton. kn-
800 O. n Western EIpre" for Es.,on Allentown. Read
ing Harrisburg, Pittsburgh. the Ne, with bat one
to st. louiA -
IL :OU III. TRAS-tor Eastop, Allentown. Msucn CHUNK,
Reading. Pottsvte Harrisburg, &c
r. m--F0r kaston. Scranton, Great Bead. Bethlehem
Mauch Chunk and Nilisusport.
sp m.-for Souielvile and F.emington.
t:y0 .. u.--fof SomcuLIe
700 u, M xpirss trsin tor the oil Region and Erie.
800 p. N. WEsrKRN ExrRYss TRMS-tor EastOn Allen
town Reading. Harrishirg fttsburgh snl the Wo Sleep
Ing from Jersey City through 10 fittsbur.h. .
ELizABRTuPogr AND NEW NoKK fgIN-LeAve New
YORK from foot OF LD-rty 40. end 40 g. IA
from Pier No Mouth RIVER ~ StO T. Tie boats stop II
bcrsen Point and Manners HaIbof. -
Tickets tor the West be obtained t the once on ths
Central Railroad NJ Nry-IrTsey. foot Of Lipedy " H. al,
No. Astor House at Nos ?T and Sc Brosdway emu n tue
psncips hotels. JOSIAH q. STEARNs. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

ROAD-Ou and hfteI Monday Nov.6 rains Tor AIbany
and Troy connecting wi Northern and esteIn trains viii
leave New \ ok folovs
1880 via Hudson River Railroad, ThTiieth'st. and
Tcntbsve. connecting with tfaius .ot North aud West
10 via Hudson River ReilToad connecting with North
ern and Western treins.
IL III. vie Harlem Rslrosd Tweny.sitths 81 and Fourth
ave-. connecting with trains for North srd West.
$50 m. via Hudson River Karoad, connecting al Troy
with train for Montreal will. slrcpiug-cars attached
4p. m. ys Harlem Railroad. connecting with Western
trims. Sleeping.csrs attached at Albany.
p. Wis Hudson River Railroad; sleeping from New
York 20 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chepge. ihs
train o Sundays.
II p n via Hudson River Rai'Ioad with seepngcars IT
tacbcd connecting Albany aud Troy with morning trains
for North and West.
WM II. VANDERBILT Vice President,
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Trayelcr.' cuide.

To Arh-ny oy Hudson H. H.. Depot drh-s and
10Th ave. aud BY tisr;-m ". II. Drpo, nth 4.
rnd stn via ilul.ou River. \, 10 a. N, ~.
D. and u D. IN. VIA Harlem II T. M AMI .. ~
sunds, tain via Hudson River. o. m. city
car. ran b~tr-sn Chamber. and so,h.sL station
and Civ HAL snd liih-'t. station.
1 g Abunv. landing a. principal places on ihe iut
son ~ steamer &. W bard. iurta.yA lhJsd's
AID ss'ordsys and Dauiel Dfe~. h.nd.y' Wri'
| ,,,shsys and frilay,. irpul foy, o D-.bfossss.t
7ts isndaHs al Ihf,r,i'' ;...;...';y,..j, III
80 Albany, Dv .ie.n"f 81 Iohn. Mondsv,, N.a
nr.i.y. ard fdfs- hbd the Dram Richmond
Tu.iday,. 1hur.diy. and Saturday, from pier -
ro or. ani IS s.las,os oy ,is N.wJ.ny
H. H.. loot Of Iour .andssi.. y aud iii a. m.
p. snd !! midnigh' sunday '',...'.;.;;';,' !"
| To Bo.tou. by y, London Inc, Pier 80 " H..
dsliy tsus day ni
! 10 r,ion. by hr~-linven Il. H., via ,puushr'i:
70 so.,cn. Sr Sg~ lisven Il IT, s;,.t aud an.
M, s,ore ,ins Ia spi8 p ~ sundiy.. p. Ia
To Rr.d rpofi, by .tssnirr hfds port, dAIy' ON 8.
Perk-aP. b. IL, h'...'''';'.'''''' ''''',''i.. - ~
| .tsiuitr le.t- hoyt, leave Pier y. II, dAiiJ' =,
t-rc-pt sunday ii.i3 ~ Hni ..'.'''.'..' .. T. H.
| l. li snda,sna. Roc he-er. 'unao. soiiuhnc'."h
| Wee by IN. Railroad. looi OF thamD-tss' -
>, : los. NJ and nu. Einigant tuin...... T. u'
To Camden. Manchester and long Branch. o, ns
| rHau nui u, aware Bnv II. H., VIA sirtnDia,
Linz H., md Lone Br,uch......... AIS 2.
. - - ~ ,i Ysni,tnS.....os s. ~ and Q.
| To facet, .nwn uud iui,ru.rdaie stations, %
Morris sud I-,rr L.. r.. loot of barclay So. a.
Ml5ur al i:o ,. I'LL Mo'fi,to'e !HpIss.:,..;' p III
| 10 lew Haven cuuucciils with H. H. Tor Hartford,
aud acknowledgements leave Peek Sin nj .. .,
| 10 grw.iil,rr, hy the Nrw-liussn E.H., t'th- -, -
aud ,it.sy. II % r. M li 3 J:b a. ani p III
! 10 the Wrs' by Central Paroad Of NewJeIs"y:
nsA,9,o" , o., "o1a '1' ,o trln...... ?.
| To Phiisdelnita hy New .Jerscy kulfoad, ioot OF
| Court.sndttt. Z 10 nd lil q m, Il ni' "dop
m aud Il midnight. Sgrday.........: T. vi
To Pro,ideur-. by .tcau',r CITY ofPfov d~ncr ev
| cry Tu,siay. Thur.day aud Saturday, hon r'e' Al -
| To froyd,,,ce bv Nep,un. Steamship Coz Lane,
| daily (sundays excepted from pirr 9'' loot OF . -,
| EoblusOn -, y H. ~ -
| To Truy. bysirsmcr- Vanderbilt aud KIP Van WIN
ke dsi'y. (sunt.ys incluiedl t>i,gfdiy' '' , -
cepicdl pier % y. u "
| To Washinrion. by Ncw-Jrr1ey II. X loot 9i
| Couftlandt.4t md ~ d. M, 2. M, "id 10 u
midnight. Sunday. :''',''''.' T. "
| 10 riornon, by northern IT, ~ Ne. -Jri.ry,
from Jrr.ry City at ;, Pl a. IN II. ~! nndo -
p Saturday. at......s.sss...'
nor further rmuon IN regni 10 Rslfom ilme i"p''
| see adv yertiseueutt in another par oi thisPaprh
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possSupcrs Arrived

- ,.,.hI, nj nnuin nom Oas OWN. Wolf Dr. Man
e,aa .uJ wi" lanes Clnkson, l.. g. Mu d. hryendei H.
a,ja,n NJ Cameron and wife, hrs Walsh and child ~
r .nJ family T. w krusrr A. lpgles, Chhs boodwni W.
~ OdrI As,rs Adenn, Marian NJ. Eisen, sl'ah Hodge,
DR.. r. Wight John Ripley aud .oe In the stser,sr, &
Nil, r. p,.,co Rev Philip Berry and lady. Mr. and Mr..
snesdo H. Clark Rev N A. Hyde, Ie. Or. stone " w.
NJ H,aJl,, A. H. Church. Mr. Iiandcrea ard SEN. T.
Wsry,iIl' O. " Moa.sy o. Strngsan. Danie! Dunn Mf'
Homer and igin the sieoIsgr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
weekly Rrport of Eeaih.

In the City oil Newiok from the 9Th day Of November TO tho
18Th day OF November, lsoS
Mcn III: wom-n. %; boys lo'i girls lOl-tota' 4es'
sdul,. 200; chndscn 2oa males 2iJ; females. ao col
oIed persons. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YURK,.
l,lcafedl.

Steamship Tartar Howes Galveston, Benner & Brown.
Steamships w. BRINE. Foster, Baltimore I'' .. .f
BARK John tiriiin. Chsse Csrdenas. j. T.. Ward Co.
Bark Iva Dsp Berry. Msracsibo, Maitland Phelps Co.
schr. A. Thomas, Van Brunt. Savannah, Van Brant &
5ls .h.
Schr. Magic (Fr.), Rediv. HalMx. 7. s. Whitman
Sloop Active. Ely, Hartford, n. =. Racket Son
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Sales bn Anttion.
MORRIS WILKISs. Auctiopeer.
IL EOIrINI SAI L. &c &c L 0IS %,

CUPREME COURT SALE OF 66 LOTS on
Seventy seventh Seventy eighth and Seventy.
Hl.h.,, I. Ii. LUDLOW Co. will SELL at Auction
FRIDAY November IL 1865 at IL O'clock a, the TX.
n,s ssos-oom No. Ill Brosdxsy NewYok by order of
81, SSprcme Court under the direction of John A. Weeks
sso Retire..
sIvENUE As LOTS. being the whole front on the west
,S between Seventy seveuth and Sew eighthss cor
~. 80 each a. 2xsi feet inside lots 2Sx91 feet
IVENUE As LOTS being .he whole front on the west
; between Seventy eighth aud Seventy corners
sscb n s-o feet inside lots ex9i feet.
'SFVFNrY SEVENTH -ST-i7 LOrS north side % fee,
-s.t Of Avenue A; each l5xl022.
-s,t Of Avenue a; each 21xlO,.e
SEVENTY EIGHTH sr.-13 LOTS. north side, % feet
~s.t Of Avenue a; each 2xlulA
SEVENTY -ElG nth SIS LOTS, north side, 81 feet
s..t OF First-sye. each 25xl0A2
SEvENTY-NINTA.>T.-IL LOT, south side. 81 feet west
n Avenue A; 2S1lG2
Tsru al sale. Maps, &c. a. the Office of the auctioncers
+. n LUDLOW 1 Co.,
Nc. , Pipe-st., ursr broadway
CH,Rigs Z. STRONG. Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Dort-luar0rms' Notite.
sr.rE OF YORK
ropT. .NANpEyS OFFICE, No, l1t Wsll

f0nT.N ARpENs oFFicr+ NO i't Wsu'sI
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section f,he ic, p...cd April H. 1857 entit ed An
Set 20 i.ror,nk- the Msiien' o.e OF the ict OF New
York to oil psors Interested III. OF hyin! chHsr Oh ~.
.not matter such nquiry examination survey thit
,hc follow vr.,. under ~1sminition by the or
,rders AMI hs tine sid or inaous VIII Dr
NAIL ,ithni 4. day. n.r succeelins tis notice on
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Trains leave
Jsme. slip New iork IA folows:
800 a. IN. Cfeenpor AiaiI, stopping at all saiion'
III % a. ~. for Syossct.
3:oop Yaphank Expess and to Gieenpcr on Sa'ardaya
400 p. M. Syossei Express.
$500 .. IN. for isrmiaydalc.
Trains Tor Eosyn aud Glen Head leave Ut 300 In and
400 y. m, changing cars at Mneola-
Sunday Excursion Trains leave un'er Point Al sp A. ~
r. WHITE Superintendent.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-iOkn:
For New.liav.n. 100 S,1tEr.,l l.D u lj tEx)
3Oo, tEI-.) a45. 40 aud s.OJ (EI.l pm
For Budgryof 100. 500. ttx..J ll.J0 H. 10 tEJ,i
400 (Ey.j AS. 10 aol o 90 (EI~l p.
for Milford. and stratord go. li.o M j. % 'Si p IN
For Fairfield South port and Wes;po fV' iDa H. - ~
asp 80 49, 49, r. ,
For Norwst. 100 aco tEI) $50 E.:oa IN. All. CEIrI
3t5 40. &Jo. $40 itI,lp.m.
For barren s.ni, 90. ilD IN. Jas 40, a.iD p m.
For Green wich, ,1Oo 9J0 l3oa - Is, 40 SD u pm
For Stamford 100. W tEGJ 80 lid ~ lslJ lIK,I
400 iF1D J45, 40. $50. go. 0J tLT..l p. -, =,
For Pot Chester and ntsrrlediaie Stallion, ~ NV I'
q H. 3.tS, 49, 40. 90. 100 p ~.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Fot Boston. via Springfield, sOo NJ tEH,l 800 (kt'1''
10. Boston. VI, Shore Lrc. Il1S. (Fr-) sop. m
For Hartford and Springfield SvO ttI) m. tEI.ll)l
OIL l&.l5 8tV .. ~
For Conuecicu, RIVER Rsifosi soSA tEI) lfl3P.
10 Montreal AoO ,. n. 20 Northampton. .
For Hartford Providence aud tishshl Rafold aV ttil
O m. al 7. n,-i
For New Haven New London and s,oaioston R.irosi'
GOO ~. ia. l3 IOj. 40 T. Ia -,
For Can,l X alroad u, u o. m TO Northampton
Ior ilousstonic RA.lfoai. Ia m and y ~ Srlrday
tram coon. cu. with y IT., al! run 70 l'trd-othef
days Sew Milford ory.
For Nsu..'ucs Rairlsd. G0oA m. 5.Oo ?. III
For D.nbury and Sof~at Railroad. -" 30 a. m, I'd
Commodiou' Sleeping Car. s,taeh-d 20 soo p N, train
JAMES IA. HONi. sup-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC
g. o,,., Gas Sun srt......i:pt Moon rises... 800
''" ' non wAraR THIS pAv
Sandy Hook. t:sa U0v klaaa... oN uSA Vs~''" 'i'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

The number OF deaths compared with the corresponding
week OF 1864, snd OF last week. as follows;
Week ending Nov. IL, iS6t...u7. DecIssse'..'e
Week ending Nov. 6. lY65- a.,
From Acute Disease ''s>'''.''''s'',
From Chronic Disease.
from External Caus~s Ac.......'....'".'... az tJ
Week ending Nov. i3 1865 ~
From Acute Disease. ......''.'''...'''''..'s
From Chronic Disraae. e......-.................'.il
From External CauWa Ic.."....''....'......H H- 408
Decrease this week
Children o! us.ivs parents 3 children Of sroIgu sreni.
tL
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Below.
Two bsgss nntnow
1lcn1ornudn.

The strsrnsip Baokhiri IN tn the disabled s;eanshr
Nirtor 40 Tow. l- fgr Nsw folk ths mo ming.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
NEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 81 MINER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
COMMENCING MAY H. lseJ.

Passenger Station IN N,wYors Twenty seventh s
and fouTthsys Entsnce on wentv .evrnth-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" and FRANCE The New York aud H.vEr Ste,mship
Companys class msi steamships ARACO and FULTON,
eve thoroughly r-tted will ease Pier No. ~ North
River for hsvrc cal ing at Southampton, ss folows:
ARAGO .......bKSRY 4. GADsDFs......h hOv. =, 1865.
FULTON....JAIKs a oTToS. ........D Dec ~. IsS.
ARAGO .......tlTSRy a. GADsDES.... Jan. %. lss6.
Tf'ITCS 80. I.yys A W01roy. Feb IL, le6S.
AR 100 ... TEvEY A. GapspEN...... March II. 1855
FiiLTON...I,xrs A. WoiToS. IL, 1886.
PRICES OF PASSAGE ~ GOLD. 49,
First Is. 81 second cabin. ......S6O
An experienced Surgeon Oh board g..
The company will be responsible for ee OF vAuab.
nn.s bs adns, having the value eAfessed hie sshoi
therefor.
f'' '-''">' ISAAC BELL. President,
10. I Erosdwsy, Nrw.Nork
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Ocean Gteamers

Umpire LINE for SAVANNAH.
- EVERY SATURDAY.
IhE ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAEY'S
hrstclass side wheel steamship
SAN SALVADOR.
capt Atkins will sail from Pier No. a. North River foot OF
Cenaist., SATURDAY, Nov. Is, at 3 O'Clock D. 10.
The mate steamer
SAN JACINTO,
Capt Loveland. viii follow Nov 2s
Tor height or passage thavng superior sccOrnodations
apply TO GARRISON l. ALLEN, Agents,
No. Bowling Green.
tNOR AVANNAH-DIRECT.
l. PIONEER LINE
connecting with all Steamboats, aud Railroads for the interior.
The new and hIstclass Steamship.
"CHASE."
w d. RoArH commander will sell above from Pier No
H. NJ r., on SATURDAY Nov 10. at p For freight OF
passage, apply
LEWIS J.. JONES, No. II broadway.
Agents in Savannsh Mcssrs HUNTER n GAMMELL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
6teanboai5 ano Railroads.

E'OK TNUN IHTNOE D7I,rl DII.IIV ~ c,pn1InrN1r
90 TIM b,.n David Z. Dan tommtndri VII r.Fs ~,
"a ~ No,tn Iiyer, every TUESDAY, fhChSpAi Ana
SsTi,RD4Y At "A D. n For freight or passage apply on
hoard. Fare -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

VIII be sold at Public Auction at the time snd places -
ignaed below large quantity Of Medicines, Hospital Ssese
Surgical INSTRUMENTS and Dressings Books Stationery BsI
ding Hospital Clothing Furniture and Appliances 6 d
At United States Army General Hospital Frederick, Nor.
and THURSDAY, September IA
At United States Army General Hospital. Grafton, WsA
Virgins SATURDAY, September 10.
At United States Army General Hospital, ParkersbufR
West Virginia, TUESDAY, September H.
At United States Army General Hospital Charlsstov,
West Virginia, FRIDAY, september a.
At United States Army General Hospital HApers Fem,
Virginia. TIL RSDAY, September a.
At United States Army General Hospital, Clary'ys hny
land, FRIDAY, September 49, $3.50
Baltimore Maryland MONDAY, October
The sale will commence at Frederick ct O'Clock D. n,
the other places 10 o'clock and continue daily until
the property disposed Of Much of tie property y but ~
worn and to be sold because no longer required BY 0s
eminent.
Terms cash in Gorern uent funds a. Menr purchase ~
the property be removed within toryest hours from ~
Of sale.
The sale at the Medical Purveying Depot Is especially
worthy attention of manufacturer importers and deacs
the list Comprises large quantity Of and valuable
Medicines Surgical Instruments. Surgical De.sngs and Ap
piancss Books Bedding Clothing. Iln-waie Del ware N
Hospital Furniture, them the following articles o. 49,
ding aud Clothing. 0a About 4O.O bedssck wv
Wooden Blankets whit double and IN bales OF 100 eaeh
IS O0o Connterpsnes 800 Hair Msreses 10000 Mos9as
Bars, 5000 Hair Pillows 1900 Pillow Cases, soD pieS
Ticks 1000 Sheets cotton and nenl IOO Csps w pe1s
Drawers 300 Dressing gowns 500 Cotton Shirts 6o sup
pers and 500 pair Wooden Socks besides quantity OF ths
same articles, worn. but good ,
samples can be examined tbs Depot the Saturday pre-
cedng sale Catalogues Of the respective sales can De pro
cured by applying this Office OF at the Hospitals AZ
time within sx days previous to each sale - O ~.
L. T.. BLISS, Surgeon U. \. Vols.
Medical Purveyor U. - q.
Medical PurveyOrs Office Baltimore Md. September =
1865.