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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01
The Washing ton Tragedy.
SAD rALs or BETRAYED CONTEMPLATION
LARS OF the coRoSER's rNouEsr-vERDIcT o.

LARS OF THE coRoNER's rNouEsT-vERDICT OF
THE JURY. ETC.
From the Washington Chronicle, Jan 81
Yesterday afternoon our community startled with
report that one OF the clerks IN tho Finance Depart
meni OF the government had been killed by q young
woman, and version Of the affair that the
deress was one OF the employees
Upon summons from the department Coroner Wood
ward ~as speedily IN attendance and at constituted
jury OF inquest, an follows
James iaurenson, foreman, W. q Finney, Edward a.
Handy James Croggon, Roswell Woodward, Han. c. Ad.
dison Samuel Cornelius, Jos r. Davis Nelson Theaker
shafrette, Edward W. Hale and Charles II Bis
sell
The Jury being duly sworn proceeded 10 examine the
body U Andrew jackson Burroughs, who, for about
eighteen months past has held tho position OF clerk
the ONCE OF Comptroller VI the Currency and ri the time
OF bis DEATH was receiving salary OF al 600 lie
man OF remarkably One FORM and bore every appearance
OF correct habits and exemplary department They soon
discovered that pistol ball had entered his back about
two inches 10 the lett OF the spine the region Of tho
hfth RIB, aud that still remained too deep for the dis
covery OF t whereabouts DR. Riley gave his opinion
that the wound was sufficient n cause death.
The evidence adduced showed that Mr. Burroughs ocru
pied desk In the west range of tho Treasury
Department, and near the hall principal passage on
the second noor About midway In this passage ard by
the side OF one OF the room DOORS there Is clock hIc
During several hours of the fatal day young female
somewhat prepossessng In figure and general appearance
was noticed saunterng about the hall but Tor what pur
pose o. course mona could surmlsc The hour OF four
arrived nj which umo the clerks close their duties for
the day, and IN lew minutes thereafter the passage re-
TERED 70 became thrcnged with the retiring omploSea
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Our Ne wbern Correspondence.
NEwBERS, N. c., Jan 20, 10

NEwpKRS, NJ c., Jan 20, 1865
GREAT ALARM WITHIN TIM RmxL Lisis
Intelligence from within the rebel lines represent the
utmost CONSERVATION prevailing
There is really communication between Virginia
and the South.
MOVEMENT roR A GuxRSAroRAL CONVENTION RsLxrou
scheme was set on foot by several members Of tho
North Carolina Senate to bring about meeting OF the
different governors o. States at Raleigh The matter had
met the approval Of the governors the purpose being
understood TO be 10 discuss tho question Of the and
reconstruction; but Governor Vance, by information
JeG Davis, broke up tho entire arrangement
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Accident ON the Huds0n River Railroad
Five Cars Smnsl
An accident occurred the Hudson River Railroad
yesterday Tuesday, afternoon. The four r. N. train
from Albany, for this city, or tho truck two miles
above Hamburg owing to tho breaking Of axle Of
Of the Five smashed; but only per-
scn--a brakeman, named Simmons-was dangerously
injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

PArrrsos's CoscERIs MIR. J. N Pattison one OF our
most brilliant pianists begins series Of musical sirces
at stenway's rooms, Fourteenth street. this evening.
Mr. Pattson will be assisted by Camilla Urso, the no
iinife, and Miss laura Harris the primo donna Mr. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

Rumors Of Peace
For days and months have hycd,
Despite the probabilities OF War.
The lands great heart Is all attuned tn hear
The last dread echo OF Wars dirrfui trump.
And all pray for Victory and Pescei
Rumors of Health
Are borne every breeze that comes
From BRAKES great Laboratory In New York
where he prepares PLANTATION BITTERS stA
To heal the nations and the sick restore
A. All men hope that Peace may come,
SO all men wish that Health may STAY.
To that sud poor Dyspeptcs, Hypochordrtaes duA
Victims 81 Vertigo, Headache, Fever. Care,
All take PLANTATION BIrTERs, and sura
To find relief from tneir bes.tiing tia
Let The whole world PLANTATION BIrTERs usa
And all the nations shall have Health and feAoeL
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observation-disclosures,

Mrs General Lander C,ss Davenport arrived here last
night from Philadelphia, and is stopping at the Metro
poitan Hotel She will make her temperance the
stage, after absence Of four years. at Nibos Garden
on Monday evening next
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OMAHA, N. r, Jan. ", TOO.
Tho Indians, who burned the government hay and ran
on stock Al Valley station yesterday, came down the
road to-day burned two ranches near Jucsburs and ran
on four hundred more cas,ls They have nov gone 70
the direction Of Ford IAvama
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The United states Supreme Court.

WhFHINUION, JIM OF, I6Uo
In the case Of the Bank OF the Commonwealth, DC,
plaintiffs in error The Commissioners OF Taxes &c,
in error to the Court OF Appeals Of the State Of New
York Justice Nelson In the Supreme Court Of the United
States has delivered the opinion OF the court es!ng
the judgment OF the Court OF Appeals, with costs and
remandng the cause with directions TO enter judgment
In conformity to the opinion of the Supreme Court
Tho judgmentwas rendered In all tho other bank
cases.
Two years the Supreme Court Of the United States
pronounced decision that State had right TO tax
United States bonds and securities, and the present dc
cision to the effect that such bonds and securities
not be taxed by ndlrection valuation equal to the
amount OF tho capital stock Of the banks invested
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passenger train on the GaienA Railroad, when
Cherry Valley Station last night preciptated down
fifty foot embankment Five cars were wrecked and
several persons slightly injured
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Moxementa or Mrs. mi. 8. roote.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 81, 1895.
Mrs. b. s. Foote, wfo Of the rebel Senator, arrived
here last evening.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Passago Of tho state bounty Bill In sAs
senate.
ALBAsr, Jan. 81, 1884
Tho Senate has passed the State Bounty bnI, whisA
prohibits all local bountos and creates State debt e
thirty million doliars
Bounes to be paid at the rate OF hundred do
lars year men, i've hundred 10 years and IN
hundred three years The amount Of money thus
appropriated would oil tho quota OF the State sixiy oss
tnousand) and allow average bounty Of nearly ave
hundred dollars 10 each man.
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Nm sIipox, Smallpox.
A preventive and cure are

smallpox, Smallpox.
A preventive and cure
BRANDRETu,S PILLS
refer 70 persons cured cf this disease IN this city -
this mild and most encacIous medicine. Gail IL the oo&
Canal street No Union square, aud get dosub
nsns, wishov, chsrgrA o. further particulars
The genuine has BrASdresh iu white letters govern
y. BRASpRErM
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Capture OF the Steamers Chippewa and
Annie Jacobs by tho Rebels.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 30, 1865.
The Memphis Bunstn says that the steamers Chippewa
and Annie Jacobs two OF the feet which went up the
Arkansas to Fort Smith, captured and burned
at White Oak shoa BY the rebels and that two others
were damaged, but managed to escape.
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GentcmenAilow us to that the communication whlsA
appeared Ia issue Saturday last re1ectng -
sttution and It's management 10 mschevous libel 90
SANDER and that have been taken 70 hold ~
parties whose appended responsible for
Tor assang private character intruding themselves 80
premises frightening children actually kdnapTta
hve motherless little who committed by tAeY
fathers to or tho present Of those
drcn Also clothing without Auh
ry and making general raid upon institution We -
the public suspend Judgment few days until show ~
oous wIckedness and csloses Of those Of whom bess
things might be expected whom should rather look N
aid and comfort instead OF persecution while srv
TO Aid the destitute and frcndless
Mrs DRAKE MILLS, President
Mrs JOHN 4. VOORHEES,, Vice PresideuA
Royal Havana L0ttery.-Prixes Casha1
In gold Information furnished Highest rates paid -
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold aud Silver
TAYLOR co, Bankers, 10 Wall strssA
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A Rebel spy Sentenced 60 he Hung.


d Davis Identified at Newark, 0hlo some days
since a. keeper OF the Andersonvile Ca military pr
son. and who confessed his arrest being the bearer
OF dispatches from Richmond 10 Canada has been sen
fenced TO he hung Johnsons Island February H.
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Participation,

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No ~ Wsl street
NOT IN srHE RIS0,"
or any oocrcs parties " iheir business -
Win RATES AND RULES vREE,
9o RECONSIDERATION PARTIES on rAIR AND RRAsoHA.
""'' BIZ TERMS.
her brot go the r-srcons OF "ths ring dcclno
a. nrns in risks COMMISSIONS win BE- conceded 10 The -
III r ysssnAs. Secretary.
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Address TO Smokcrs.-PoiInh d Sen,
Meerchaum Manufacturers. G2 broadway, near FosrsA
street Pipes order
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

con LIVER OIL JELLY
APPROVED BY THE ACADEMY OF MEDiCIN1
for Coughs Colds bronchial Tubercular Consumpto
scroiuia and General Debility The most mild bland Al
form which Cod Liver OIL be used and NJ
benefit secured the patient by single spoonful
this Jelly than by double the quantity OF the clear or unjs
fed oil For sale BY
r.: IRuEx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

naval stations This would be an excellent
thing to do, and our most powerful vessels
which We can now spare since Fort Fisher has
tAilen-should be dehiled for this service. A
sight of Uncle Sans new navy would accom-
plish world of good in Europe just now.
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AZ Sc Year or go cents q Number
Take the Illustrated Psychological journal
FOWLER a WELLS, B5o broadway. n T.
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CAIRO, Jan 81, 1865.
Memphis for Cincinnati
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A.-Why In Phnion's Night blooming
CEKEUS Ike the Crotoni Because Il carried " ss04
mi
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Burdsnll's Arnica Linime nt.-An In
faIblc for burns scAds sprains rhsumatsm g1n-
shot wounds &c single application alays the pain frsD
burn the instant applied No family should be VIA
nIlM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints aDA
an Diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. 2ACHARfk ~
L uraa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-01

l Cherokee Medicines for the Unfort9nat ss
page pamphlet with fun particulars free Address d
W r. Merwin Co, cs Liberty street, New York
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WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. is skkRMXx STREET.
yo~x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06

Steamship The Queen, Grosnn. Liverpool aug Is, VIA
Oneeu1town Path with ndse and l,f26 pass to Williams
Onion Aug 81 lat a. 81 ION. 90 40 saw steamship Scotland
bonrd T. "a ins lat ~ a. lon % 30 steamship Edinburgh,
st,afr.hip Scotia (rr) Judkus, Liverpool 26th Queens
,owp Aus a. mde and pass r. Cunard 26h ut., passed
tys.dp Erin aud ships Arkwight and Resouts, bound tn
S,.a,p Granada Baxter Charleston % hours. mde anG
Leary 4th inst IS iios N Of Hatteras passed
| stssnrllkp Fairbanks. bound b -,
stean,Lp Aradne, Gary, Savannah with mde and pass,
s,asisSp Euterpe. EIdrdse Wilmington. N c., II. t.
steiner Louisa Moore Wilson, Newbern 50 hours Murray
Stesmer FL ca Hobart Negbern, N c.. co hour. with
| ,I,s and pass TO c. Good peed. "
steamer Castor. Rose. Baltimore - hours In ballast
10 Smith punning -...
psss Murray Nephew.
Ship Inland Breni SetenbOrn, London 81 days. rndae
Oeiichs X 20.
III pass ScholbeTg Roper. Had light westerly wiud,
weather the entire passage had three dehs and ond
brth a..
Bari Unin Sparks Jscmel 10 days. with OswOOd &C.. "a
Bretl Son Co.
Barb La Ciyuena Taylor Cenuegos 20 days. sugar to r.
r. Eshod Co. The captain Died on the passage home.
BARK Burnside (o Bostonl Pendergroe Pisaqua May "a
with nitrate OF soda, to ord,r ii -ir
Bark Hansb Prncsss (o Yarmouth Cain Cardiff 90 days
r. iron. to Boyd Hinc y. Had light westerly wind
the entire parsage.
Brig Alice, Loud Kingston. Jam. 10 days. with wood e
| DeCordoyaG Co.
wood 70 Brett, son \ %. H.
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Rnsarnxers ArriYed.

In steamship Queen from Llvepooi-Mr Iende,on. Mt
cha p'i Mi n rho s%1S End d Mr. Hrsr Mr. Rons
Mr. Cavg,n, Mr. " A. Nelson bfr. Leonard NJ JOINING Sr
dsaS % = q . G I ss Gso f ABR
Ensoi MI hsir. H. SeeL NJ Ss,,qn J;; ST. cs.b
Williams, NJ. Scott Mr., Adkio, Sir. Moth. Mr., Ra~nel
Styles, ars n. s. s,u., Nv Holland Mr.. goithcu r.
OCoano Don Jose Arcol,. Mr. Shannon, Mr. Morgan, Mr.
sn a. h M ; %t s, J. Ne S' s5a r f aS Nor
hfs Mitchell Miss Il. Treses.hsn- Mis- Parry. aTa Whde'
IN .trsnshp Scotia from Liverpool-Mr Morris, Mr Cain,
Ne. Draen, Ms Royere = hs@ley. M,, Heirs me-,
, ws Monte ssa ' aad ny .I ST. sns G res Me-
aud bliss woodward hr Deacon. lr aud Miss Colgate and
.oni Mr. Turner pi fanny Ma, Dana Miss Budin9ton,
Mr.. Hord Mf McLsnlnan, son md selvant, Mr. r. Msc-
aasnaIa, D. 1iln, H. cnen"sbam iT hrso2 VT. Nssaii n
NJ nd n1 N.Y. pU'i c.nsso M, Rs.
loa, M iiewi, SIR Member NJ 9r.hon, NJ, bross: Mr.
u,br IS ~ GooE.n Mr. sredl, Mir Steele Ar: Hsteet,
M and Nr. Nall NJ MORE, vi Basr Mss cod Mrs. Prime,
VI Woe and Dir. aua rs h.i Nh aud Mra wals.,
~. Becier And 10 nls Mr. AID Mrs Rn'seil and fasa
afssrh GoddaI! Ein'.sn Nian,o1, Half, $ Morris Shs'
or Wooduan Graln Hei,a o., Slack. NJ Peio. NJ. eet,s
T. scsttcr,hws,te, Ms. yer.on, r na, Mr. Becher. Nr
All Mis Crooks. Hon \. hinpard, Mr. hiIn'ifd, NJ J.
n Ms ToPpinr Ms. TorpuT. Mr. sOsn, air wsfne. M
Esilsar. Cssis,d Ma cSuanrh'tn bower Mr. c.sshsi
.al cld, Esv Mn; hsssr,', NJ. Wallace NJ and Ma j.
Bshgp Of Roror, Land Mr Walker aaI son, Mr. and Mira
hhdirwi, Mcir. J. NeionIy J. Goddard Moloa. Clailn
TS vdds R1.hiou Knowles Hat Levy, MesDi, Nciienhe
Mf. Aosuss Mr. NcDsTinoit Sir. Woods. Mr. Sherman, j.
Capt Bfa.h, SIT Ester, Mr. Kelly. Lieut. Lowry, Lieut..
III, Ar Aspins' all and family Mr. and Mrs Donald Mia
G. nfri Ma P!5ec Mr. And Irs. Bsch Nrs shen
and child Mr ard Hr. Brown. Sir y NJ Peto, Mr. Figuledi
Ms. Jc--s Mr. Romero Mr. Bo5se and Mr. and Mr'
Geo. nsy, Mr. and 1irs W Nh SoogAa Mr. Oiroll I'm.
barry SON. Mr Beach Nj Rome Mr. Garrett Mr.. Wanyss,
Mr Laylor AIR buckley Mr. ami MAs Marshall Miss Smith,
NJ Henekin AID fauily. Mr.. Strny M. DaTnthus Mr..
Coekayne. Hr krspatie., wfe ani child. Mrs. small, J
ohldre and nurSs John Motoary, John Weeks ChaA ID.
Uret;-a@. r
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Our Heroes.
THE FORTY EIGHTH REGIMENT NEw-YoRK vol.

The 49th Regiment New-York Veteran Vol
tcers. numbering G92 men, under command OF Col.
William B. Coan arrived at Jersey City at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon from Raleigh. N. c. Upon their
arrival at the foot Of COurtand the 4sh was re-
ceved by Col. Barton, their former commander, nun,
her Of eXofccis, aud DOdwoIth's Band who escorted
them 10 the Battery Barracks. Alter the men bad
been supplied with dinner they proceeded 10 Brooklyn.
ard subsequently returned 10 the barracks vi ere they
remained over night. and today viii go 10 Harris
Island 10 receive their pay and final discharge The
regiment raised in BROOKLYN in 1861. aud during
the war has participated IN thirty battles. In
1863 the Independent Battalion (enfant Pardu) WAS
consolidated with he 4eth and again IN May last the
remnant Of the ld7h EcwYork regiment added IA
their number.
The following Is list of battles IN which they have
particpatel Hilton Head. Now T. 1861; Port Roya
Ferry Jan. 1892 Siege of Fort Pulaski from Eel,
IA 10 April II PocOaligo S. c.. Oct 9; BufTton june
10 1863; Morris Island July 10; Fort Wagner, July
lg. Siege of Fort Wagner. from July 10 to sept u
Ooasta, Fla FEB. 20. l5C4i Chester Uiehts Va Nay
Il Drury's Bluff. May IA TO lG; bermuda Hundred,
NAV rs; Cod Harbor June 10 IA; Petersburg. June
TO-, Cemetery Hill. July 30; Deep Bottom. Aug IA
strawberry Plains Aug. lG Siege Of Petersburg, Aue
ss 70 Sept. %; Laurel Ill., Sept 20; Fort Gilmore
Sept. %; Chapin's Farm, Oct :; Darbytown Road
Oct. II; williamsburg Road. Oct. n; Federal Point
~ c. bee IS; Fort Fisher Jan. Is 1865 Fort Ander.
son, Feb. II; wilmington. Fob. 2li North.E Sta
tor, Feb ~; Cox's Bridge, March eli Bchtonyi!le.
March q; Raleigh. May IT,
/ The following Grs the names OF the 0lhccrsI
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FIELD AND srAyp-IColono, VIM. B. Cosnj Mgor. Mere
Ffwng Surgeon, Chas A. Devendorf Assistant Surgeon
u. Seward. -----.n.. .. s..-r .r -..
LINZ OrYrcERs-co. A-Rirst Lieutenant O. Dawson;
Second Lieutenant, b. b. Runsey Co. BSecond Lieuten
John Lacey Go. CCaptan, A IL. teIgnson second
Lieutenant T. J. Barney. Co D-Captan, H. Lang; fir''
Lieu.enut, Vim. +. Tnte: Second Lieutenant, Jas aney
Co. E-Captain, II. T. Gsrdgan. Go. F-Coptan, Lscop
pden First Lie tenant T.. JResdman Co 0-firs Lieu
tenant, Geo. W. tagans Second Lieutenant X. B. Root Co.
H-Capan Jas A. Barrett: First Lieutenant John Hssead
Second Lieutenant Miles 81 John Co Flint Lientensni
john 1Hes Co k-Captaip e. b. lmblebee; ifst Aieu'
NoS.t osNssIOsED OfTIrERsSergeanM Major, Luke Sny'
der Quartz SeTeeant, Joseph Sioney c9innssLy
Drum Major. John steyenson Fife Major Edwin Hastings
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK.
Cicnr~e.

Steamship Pcrsis. Lotto Liverpool y cunard.
sieam.hip s,!vof Aorgan Boston, Whitney Hathaway.
St,amslp Havana, Grrere. Havana lhos Ascenco Co.
Steamer teorsii, obte' Galveston, williams GuIon-
Steamer trans, Shap.hre, Philade. phia.
snip 4. W. stsison, Hafbut London, Grinno, mnturn
SIP iIenosiniOn irenl Brbuni, Stronger. Bremen.H
Keep Co. -
slip Lydia Dsmeisti. Antwerp Z. D. iur but Co.
Ship Maedaene, Hawke, Genoa q. Luns
Bar Falcon Olsen, Eew-Orlesns J. >. Stuart Go.
psrk Queen Of tho seas, Reid, Sydney, n. s. W., X w.
Cameron
Bark Greyhound, Yates, Moroyia aud IaA, Yates Por
ING j. Poledo lBr), Norton Portland. Miller HOush.
Big o. Ca.tner sch~ort1, Bristol. Yates POrtered.
Brig Crron. Curry, ST John, n. y. ...
Bns sichauke Maid lBem) Sehulenberg, feEnaInbuco,
Blk Three Sisters Upton phll.delphla, j. Henry.
Bng J. w. sawyer, - Fortress Monroe.
Schr. Plymouth Rock, Parker Boston, II. 5. Racket
schr Armsdllo. Chase New. BEDFORD Ferguson Wood.
schr. n A. Grer, BopsAl, Philadelphia. j. W. Mckee
schr Talent (B,.). MenInIan, Windsor, D. II. DewOf
schr. T. O. Owens. selOek. New-Hsven, H. s. Racket
Son. - =,
schr. C. PeudstOn, Church. Philadelphia, Bentley Smith
schr Charley wooscy Parker Baltimore, Bentley, Smith
schr Nieoh ChshouI. Philadelphia Simpson Eaton; .
schr W. d., Bakcr Powderhorn, IeI, behtey' sm''h
Schr Sarah Elizabeth. Smith, Newfavsn, HotehSi'' 4
Sioop Motto, Ashby. Norwich. I. NJ Mayhem l. Co.
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To c.n.ad.!su,. asch-s.y, Buffalo, s.l.m.nc. and

To cansndaieus Rech@s:>f Buffalo, Salamanca and
Wet by Eris Railroad foot ofChsmbers-ss.s
att, 10 .. MS and o.aL Em,sssnt tain = r.,
To Long Branch, by Rsritan and De aware Bsv n r. 7"
R., via steamboat jesse Hoyt, from pier N R.. ~
10 Greeneort, By Long Island r. r., foot ofJames l. "
slip e aud $50 .. m
Morris sud Essex n. r., foot Of Bsrelayst.. AZ
$3.50 a. m. by same road for sta ions west Of
Miburn a. 40 D. IN. Morris.own E1psess.... S n m
To Hudson. Cat.kin Bristol, and Yves, Camp;
steamer leave. foot Of Harrisou-st, North River,
Monday, "Wednesday ard Friday. ......;;...... p IN
To New5nrvh Pouglkeepsie Rouudout aud Kings.
ton landing at Colzrn's Dock, West Point and
Milton, thesteamer Mary Powell. daily from loot =,
bIosse.st N f., ii.,iii d
aud. IL p. II
and ttlrsy' al 4 g. Iitsm;I2! g. 3:f5, n, aud p IN
To >orwaik landing at Whlestone, City Island
r. r. ,pecssp) aly......................... ~ p IN
via Allentowp. rom DOT ldbeity- 80 H. G - -,
an I'm and 300 n Sunday tram; p III
Of Harri,on *. n. r. daily (wi'hou, exception)
ats M. Lands NJ 18th ct.
To Philadelphia, by New-Jersey Railroad, foo, or
Courtand,.st., Z. ~ aud M q. M, II an. 4snd6p
m. ard IL midnight. supdav........-.:.;... p m
daily ifoln pef p FOOT Of Robnsons, n r. a. .. m
To Staten Island, BY steaDers from Pier No. ~ NJ
r.. nesr Dey.st.. ot =, o. 1890 M, 1890. 2,4.5
$40 1880 p. m
Vie, daily. tsund,ys incaded) Saturdays ea-
To Washington. by New-Jer,ey r. X. loot, Of
midnirbt Sunday p. m
err John Ronl-r leaves pier q. y. r.. daily, tex
ceptng Sunday at. p. m
For further informal ION In regard to Railroad Time Tables
advertisements ia smother cart Of thiSpsper