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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11
zaHEaaas.
4 TI.ANTIOI OIND GREAT WEsTERE
"A RAlEUAH.
Fan and winter LFTan enoni.

F&u ana Winter AF3an 6lents
Takes Eject 4oHdGy, Eoven5sr 2stS, 1854.
Two Through Express Trains fDaitFl bstv..-
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
s'DAI ExFREss, leaves Cleveland Sundays except.
sdl at $50 A. n, arrives at MeadEiIie at a.ec p -
lDlnnsFl Salamanca st 6:s5 P. n, (3i ,eplne Csss
and New York At 1:10P. n.
f'HIGHr ExPRsss," leaves OltVeieius (saturdsgs
excepted st s:15 ?. n, sleeping Cars attached
arrives Gt MesdTille at LEO A. n, Salamanca 81
$50 A. n, and New York ct 1850 P. =.
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alHsifal sJustrHmtats.'
HORACE WATERS,
mohrlr rnsInlL EsFLRLLsHMENT.

No. ASI Broadway, n. T. ~
EIGHTY New Pian9ss Msloaeons, aArmo1laEs;
aieTsndrs and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale and
Retail Prices low. BBOOhD-HAh1 flAEOs et
great bargains, prices from sec 20 ~ HeH
Octave Pianos, S260 and SS76 with carved isgs
and MouldiHgs, $500 and upwards. heioas0HA 800
60 $3.50.
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-8IHmhiag, ae.

UNDERSIGNED
IN have been duly appointed exsoutorS of the last
viii and testament Of Mrs. Lefty n gIihths late
oS4he city OF Cleveland Ohio. deceased.
JOHN SEAMAN
f,o.Isevyv WILLIAM I. SMITH.
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ARRIVAL OF NAILS Ar DEPOT,

ARRIVAL OF HALLS AT DEPOT,
Eastern Through srrTss ct 7;SO A. H., 2i6 P. H.
and 9.25 P. n.
Eastern Way arrives At IO.9O m.
Western Through errizss st $50 A. H., $40 P. d
do Way arrives * 2-55 P. II.
5AnduEEy Way aTriVes ct sll5 A. NJ
Cincinnati Through arrives ct $3.50 a. NJ SEQ F. Z.
do Way arrives ct $50 P. ~.
Pitt5burch Through arrives st e.55 A. u.
Way arrives at 1910 P. NJ.
Hzhouing Way arrives ct l0:E5 A, Ne
a.oadSiile arrives at lO:z5 a. n.
Medina Way arrives ct 100 P. n.
Rockport, &c., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays aad
Saturdays al II h.
East Gisysland and Euclid arrives daily . a. H.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE NAILS.
ELsTERs THROUGH for Erie, Buhalo, Boston. Few
YoEk, Hartford, and Painesvilie, 9eneysi Ashtabu
/, nd ConnaAnt, closes ct $50 A. n.
EAsTERs THROUGH, for Nsa York onlgi closes at
R:25 P. III.
EisTEaz THRoJeE, foE Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, Nov KcrE and Hartford OlOses ct 500
EAsrEzs WAH, for all points between Cleveland
and Kris, CLOSES ct ESQ P. n.
WEsFzgs THRcJSE. for Toledo, DetTsit, OhioAgoi
and bIilwsukes closes ss T;i0 A. NJ, CeaTos s;lO
HesTERE TERoUaa, for Toledo, Detroit, ohieago,
pubuque. St. Joseph and Usiro CLOSES at 500 ?. a.
WESTERN Way, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes st l:45 p. ID.
sLsDUKKT war, for saDdusky and ell interme
diate pOinta, oloses vt 3:30 P. Nj.
OlE0IRNATI WAY, for all points between OiOVolA1o
and Cincinnati, olOses at 7:O5 A. n.
UIEuissATI THBoUsE, for Columbus, Dayton
Newark and Cincinnati, closes ct 7:05 A. n.
O,ac,ssATTI THaOUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, So. Louis, indianapolis, zanesvills, and
Wheeling, closes at 800 P n.
PiTTsBUBsH THgogGH, for PIttsbursh and WEGh-
lugtc1, closes at 19;50 P. NJ.
PITTsBUEsH WAY, for al points between Olevss
Ead, Wsilsviiie, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, PhA.
sJslI he, BEItoso End Washington, closes At 700
A. &.
n.ROzIEs WAY, for ali points between OlsvsIEnd
ana SoungstoWn. closes 1t S;45 P. M
NJ MsADgILLE, closes st 300 A. 4.
HEDIzA WAY; oleses at T:S0 A. n.
3 G0OKRoRF So., clos5s on Tuesdays, Thursdays
sad Saturdays, at1sH.
WARaEsryIrLs closes daily, 1880 A. NJ.
EAsT OEsFELtsD snd EGciid, olosos daily, at
P. n.
@sil and DToP letter. sTs required By law to be
pfo-9Sid.
al olty Oireuls5s srs required to bspTs-psIs With
! tWo-cslt stamp.
Oace open Gom T;s0 A. N. TO T:SO P. N. o.
suadAy fTos5 4. NJ 20 1000 A. n.
4. C0WLKs. P. n.
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EIaE DAILY TBAIHs FRoH
IILADRLPHIA TO EEW YORK.
1 F.LEvELAND . BIB RAILR0bD:

1855, EIHTaS AgBAHGElEEEs isss
On and Aliar Monday, Oct. zIst 1854, FaEssnFer
Trains Su ran ss fOiloEs, l5u.days ezceptedli
LEAVE OLEVELAEDs
9.50 a. m.-DAK ExPkkl55 1kAl4-Stoppinz c.
Wfllop ghby, Pain0gTiiie- Madison, qensge, Ash
tAbaia UonnsS1t ard ulrard only and arrive a.
Eric a. ~ P r.. Dankirk sifa ,. - Buusio
5lC p.
s:Z5 z. M.-OIHCIHEATI EXPREss-S.opping sf
PafuesTl9s, Aahtabula sEG Glra-d ouly, and a.,
riyes st Erie5 40 P ~, DuEEirf ss5 ? -. Bui'
alo lOsg9 ?. Z.
s.sa P a-MAIL AND AOCOHaUDArIOE-
sfoPpinS - Al stations and ErrfT3 sE ara et
7:a5 P. =.
9:e0 ?. M.-HIGHF ExPBESs sTHATE-stg=ylnR az
Painssvifls, Ashssbula aud eirsrd cnig, aad
sffis5s as Efie a. l7:i0 Il =. DenkiES ssal
a. s.. EEi-slo - 4. q.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIEEOE OF An IHYALID--Puhliahed lar the
bspeiit ana as q CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and
otbers VINO Euflsr from Eorvous Debility, Prenla-
tuFe Decay Of Manhood, &c, Supplying ct the same
time TaR MANS or SELF- -CEhH. By one Who has
cured hiIasslf afttr undergoing considerable qrack-
ery. ny enclosing 3 postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of tie author.
EAFHAEIELi MAY EAIR, Rsq.,
da5.1s4 Brooklyn. Kings county, n. =.
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s8eflH EolifE



IMPORTANT 10 I.ADII S-IlT. HaT-
Vsyss Ta-aais Pisl save mover ye. ihIlsd IA FsHev-
80 fsTlcultiea srl1lag non ohEEucsiclS o. stcp-
psze Of NATURE OF IN restoring tbs sIgigm % pers
ecf health uhen Fudsrins nom Spinal AfectionH,s >
kProlzpsus, Usari, fhs Whites, o ethsf Neskn
ths Uterine osgans. Ihs Rllls aEs F.risotil harn
ifsI On tie constitution, G1d nay be s.4en Dy re
E.ert delicEta fsInala uith1Et clung ut,treaa-teo
sane tine thay 80 fiks chsrn BY strengthening
taFiecratin4 and ra.loring ths syetem g = heslta
condition, and b. bringing on TIE monthly period
With rsguinrity, no matter from what osusas the
nb1trucfion nay ari5s. They should, however, Eoz
- tsksn during The arst shrss montls 81 prss1sH.
81, thoagh ssfs a. any eihss tsEs, = uaisesr<asa
W5uld b Thc result. -- = ~ fl
Eaeh box contains 90 Fills. RTiss %.
D1. uAlEET'E IBEATIEE on Diseases Of Iemelody
Ptsensnor sEisosrriars Hrrrennssa BtgrfdtyY Re
Dr5duotion, and Ahnsss ol Easure, and enphstlcal-
II ths Ladies Private E0dical Adviser, pamphlet
q el pages sent es 70 sHT address. si1 osnts re-
guired 70 pay pogtaeas
The pfIis and book win he ssnt b. mai Ehon a.
r7r.d. securely sealed, End prepaid, By
srss 5sBREAE, n D., General Asszts
sod 81 "A fIs prine8pal Druegisls.a
laiz21s RE. .ftWT
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LEAYH NRIE

80 A. n -HIGHT ExPREsS TRAIE-siCssing
ct 9iisTd. Ashssb1ia and PainesVitt8 oei=. and
arrive ct Ol5Fei1rd ct 80 A =.
6I5! A. n MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TGAIE-StOppiag at al aiSfi0ns sHd arrive ss
fieFelsBd at i8.25 A. -
l0=l5 A. M.-fOEEDU EXPREc5-StoppiEg st al
at1ttsls except FFanTili5 say ybEooE, UniouFfiic-
Perry, Mentor sad Wickiihu, aha arrives al
OisToland a. 3:l3 r. 4.
5is5 P. H.-DAY EXPRESS TBAIH-SsoFFtns a.
dirsTd, ,Ocuneaut, Ashtablla, GsneEa 4 Psiaes-
wills only, and arrives In Cleveland s. = ?. -
~ ss0oEa Ciass Cars sTs run On al tbFoash
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect at CisvSill.
Wiz trains for Toledo, 0hicago, Oolulnbus us1cin
natl, indianapolis, St Louis, 70 and az tkrous1
tlai1s aoinR eagtWard, c0nneSs at Dunkrk with tha
trains OF the New York Er1s hziiroad, and a. Bul
al with thos5 Of the New York Central Bunaio
Hsg York City RatlE0adl fDr HsW York, Albany
hoston, Niagara Falls, ko, and a Eris with tEin1
On the Philadelphia 4 Erio Eailroad.
Girard with Trains Erie Pittsburgh Railr3se
for IjnosFila, HeAdVille, JamssigEn, &c
u. GJTflhaHAH. eEs's,
OsoTsisnd, Oct s75t. lssE
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Rass- @Hsee SisHe.S SahIs.
ISSI.5, Winter Arrangements IS6lsS.
ROB THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
At TIN

ooEELsoIEs xoEDAY, ooIoBER SisTs 1854.
- Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
- All Malls close cns hour hofOra departure
trains
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Markets-CARRyuLLY REPORTED roR TEE N Y. TRIBuSE

Markets-cAxRyuILr REpoRrED FOR The N. Y. TRIBrxE
MONDAY. Sept. L. 1865.
ASHFS-Thc market il firm with fair business
sales at sease lsi for Pots. and e. 75as7 s1l for
Pearls
COTTON--The demand has been very fair to-day
from both manufacturers and exporters and prices are
firner, closing at 45i 046c, sales Of 8, 40 bales
COFFEE-Importers are not doing much atthe mo
ment but from seconds considerable los OF Rio are De-
ing taken at full prices; West India styles ore qu' et
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Ibe market for Western
and State Flour less active ind the low an/ medium
grades to 10 cents Dbl the Demand for
the home and eastern trade. Family br'nds are quiet
and unchanged the sales 1900 bbS at ST rs 81 rs
for Superbne State; 81 500s7 20 fop Extra do 81 S.
0ss 10 for Fancy do; 81 COAST 81 for the low grades
Of Western Extra IS 80 81 60 for Shipping Onio So 10
oslo 60 for Trade brands and eli 250s4, FIR st.
Louis Extras Canadian f9our is dun and to 10
easier; sales Of 25 bbs at 81 G0Qf7 80 for the low
grades Of Extra and s. $40 50 for Trade and Family
EnrSs, Southern Flour is dull. heavy and lower sales
VI ov Dds al t97OUsl03 10 tor mixed to good Superfne
Baltimore &C.. and $40 500 s4 for Trade and
IN vIahas Hye Flour is dull and heavy; sales Of 50
DDS - 09Sd Corn Meal is more active, but heavy;
sses OIL 800 obs at 81 rs for Jersey and "a 1896 for
GRAiN-The Wheat market is comparatively quiet.
cessioD there is inquiry for eYnort snJ .nr = M
mand 'Qr Investment and sellers buy sparipey Winner
bush Chicago Sprne Al Ar the sales are ~ 900
waukee Club at ~ 560sl 5s; 100 bnsn nhnr oh
at =! tyosl OF e.eo BUSH Red Western at 81 ~ and
better demand and there is more Dare! IL ~
5000 bush good Canada West at Oh 3o0si ~ Rsr,."
Malt fTmer and not plenty sales Of 600 bush soes
sta,e AT 81 o. os are less Freely offered and with
1900 bush Western at 55d Sc. and State .t sl &c
Rye s quiet. and the market is unsettled we a1"
western az g0yc., and state at 81. Corn ia more
active and better. particularly Unsound; the inani
manly for the home trade the sales are i27 ooo NH
lnsound at 75Ge4c.; Eastern Mixed s3assc a"a
Western Mixed ut 70 d9Oc '' aHd
GREAsE-Ssles Of 90 pigs. and 1000 10 Brown q,
! lG4c. "A'
| HOPS continue In demand for home use. and IN.
market Is trmj w quote ~ from l00tQc. end 90 COO
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prcposals.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. RvRRAu OF Provisions
AND CLOTHING, Sept. IL. lBb5.

SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables viii be received at this bureau until
S aS Coz pounds of BEEF and 200 o0 pounds Of
FREsH VEGETABLES at the Hew.York Navy and
S,;on q. reonred TIE Beef and Vegetables be Of
sd nu,v and the best the affords and each article
mpst be offered for by pound The Beef TO be In equal
pr oporton., fore and hind quaherI .,
Rond. with approved security win be required In half
the estimated OF the contract and twenty per cent In
d5o will be withheld the amount of each payment to
h mad. AZ security for the due performance Of the
Contract which will account, be paid antil It fully
Fysry Offer made must be accompanied bya written guar.
onty signed by one responsible persons that the bid
ar or will his their bid be accepted enter into
an Obligation within days with good and sucien! sure
ties 10 Furnish the articles proposed
yusYanty and by satisfactory evidence that the bidder
dealer In the proposed aud has the license
quired by law. - ..,
not considered adyantageou, To the Government
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MONDAY, sept. le-P. NJ
Gold has been steady at l43} a l43i, closing at
l43t.
The adverse news from London in regard to
Government stocks had no effect upon prices.
Border State stocks firm and in demand. The
miscellaneous Shares were inactive and dealt in
moderately. Railwa,v Shares steady with small
transactions. The registei,ed SAFES NJ 'ne STOCK
Exchange are the smallest foraiC- Y periou ho'u'
ers are very firm and no large AMOUNT any ''ook
could be obtained without paying gooa Heai
higher prices. For Pacific Mail Scrip 1856 was
bid, an advance of 40 per cent since its issue.
At the Second Board the market was generally
dull and heavy. Cumberland and Mariposa were
very excited and strong the former selling at Ash
and the latter Is. After the call tho market i'm
proved and stocks were in fair demand. The clos
ing prices were: New-York Central, 93t; Erie,
SIT; Hudson, 10; Reading, l07i; Michigan
Southern, 67s; Illinois Central, 1861 Cleveland and
Pittsburgh III Rock Island, llli; Northwest
ern, &io2S; Northwestern Preferred, 6ll; Fort
Wayne, 81; Prairie du Chen, sly.
Money continues easy, and at 5a6 per cent Dor
rowers on call supply themselves with great facility.
In commercial paper no change of consequence.
For rscass bills 81 is the rate, and for second
rate, 500 per cent. The weekly bank statement
is as follows:
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2l.DcS l.32l,375

! 2l,Oc5 l.32l,375
The loss for the week is n os uns and for the year
32l 37s tuDs far. This is heavy loss but here
after the increase in the supply we hope. will be sui.
cent meet all the demand. II Is not the interest Of
the coal trade chat prices should run mp too high Too
high prices Just Injurious as too low prices in
tbeI effects on all the different branches Of the bust
ness
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday says
There is not much of pressure TO borrow money but
there continues 10 be active made OF deposit bal.
ances. Receipts Of currency by the merchants are
large and these tend TO keep the market in easy
diton But little standard paper is now rated above
10 per cent.
There were transactions in Quartermasiers Vo1ch
al % dsec the latter rates applying TO old dates
Some inquiry is made for them for for investment
The Chicago Tribune Of Friday reports on the
market of that city:
The demand on the banks for currency continues
active, and the money market is close and stringent
The leading discount houses barely manage 10 supply
their best customers at the usual rate viz cent
per while outsiders have go street brokers
aud negotiate at az per cent per month. Tie De.
monds by speculat0rs are generally dscountenanccd
but where bank directors and heavy stakeholder are
the leading operators in gambling transactions IL does
officers Of our banks combine 20 block the wheels If
trade and commerce il is useless TO attempt to Sc, mat
tiers night by refusing accommodations 20 those who
have but little power 10 do either good or evil
The supply Of Eastern exchange Is on the increase
but II Is not equal 10 the demand. and have 70
firm market at par buying and lilo premium selling
Bankers paid Soc prem um for round ot. S0pe Of the
heavy houses had 70 express largely OF Treasury
10 meet their drafts. This continued drain the sup
ply of currency is rendering the money market closer
every day.
The Chicago and North Western Railway Com
)any earned for the second week in September:
sS5. s2O4, ss5 a 1864 sl5 635 81 Inc. $50 249 AZ
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

i Il RoADS.--on and after MONDAY, June 5. 1855 irsu
Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern and Wtssn
trains. viii leave NewYork as follows;
1880 a. r--yia Hudson River Rsi,rosd, 1hrtetha nl
Tenth ave. connecting with trains for sarsosa ~ su~
sprnzs. - ,
II a. m-ys Harlem Railroad, Twenty ssths and Fourth
ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga Sharon sprn ke
and ut Chakhgm with trains for points East
Up n.-Iia Hud,on River RaiTosd, connecting with Train
for Saratoga
4pm-Nia Hudson River Railroad, connecting At Ifo.
with train for Montreal with Sleeping Car eitsched - , .
44Op. m-Vs Harlem Railroad, connecting 81 ons'nuu
with for Lebanon Sprnss. Sleeping ca S'sehea
Albany
o. m-lia Hudson River Railroad, Sleeping Can non
New YORK to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. without change
This train runs on Sundays.
io:SO D n-yia Hudson River Railroad. with seeciH
rain. tor North and West WM. IL VASDERBA,
'" W. vice-Presiseal
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90 1armers ano Others.
Proposals.
OFFICE CHIxP iOssi sARf 0F SrDs rrNcK,/
DLPARTxEs1 oY MOTH tAArLIsA,
L Lila q NanI \

OFFICE CHIxP iOxsi on ScDs rrNoE,/
DIPARrxEsI oY NoRTn tAArL1sA, :
hALgiGB n. G. Sept :, 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS Tin dupHcate) will be
- received at this ohice until 10 O'Clock a. SATUR
DAY the 3Oh inst for the purchase OF gallons BOURBON
and SIS gallons hECIlflED WHISKY in store. at
N-wb-r. and go gallons RECTIFlED WHISKY. now In
st6rs at MoIehesd City.
Bds will be received for the whole sny part mot less
than ona barfe Of each Of the above lota
The right TO reject all bids 1. reserved
Sample. b. by sppyinsto Capt w L. Palmer,
G. g. at Newbern, Capt o. w Chandlei e. y, at More
head CITY Successful bdders will be required 10 the
Whisky before 10Th of October. Terms cash, de
livery, Ia Government funds.
Proposals will have cory Of this Advertisement attached
and viii be ndorssd the envelope Proposs, fr the pur'
chase Of Whisky" j. w. BARRIGER,
Csp.sia nd &. T., YEA. Chief G. B.. Dent Of q,
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MORNING LINE for PEEKsKUJ ~
DEOPLE~ LINE for ALBANY and Tpov
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

WORCESTER, PALMER FIrCHBURo p..,,,.
LOWELL, CONCORD. TIE WHITE M0tNTT ssfSHnvAs
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS "AAANS.
The new and stsuisch steamers OF the Norstchg,.
IfIY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEWYoSr
leave New-fcrs dsiy l,urdsys erceptedl. It oeoss,
ron Pier No. % North River foot Of w. q,
FOR EEWLONDON '~p
there connecting with the Steamboat Erprss Tt,,,
above points vis Norwich and Wocessr Bo, S ,as
ce,ter " orceser ard Nashua and NewLopdou nj Soho
Railroads. ~ ''naefa
Frpight taken OF the lowest rates Porins,,.so.
Of =. MARTIN, Agent. on tn p ,tr.
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Rerefuts of Produce.

SEPT. 1s-l9 s32 bbls. Flour, % bbls Whisky 430
bbls Corn Meal 81 0oO bush Wheat 6s 900 bush. Corn
81 600 bush Oats 600 bush. Barley AGO bush. Seed.
III pigs Ashes. 900 pkgs Oil Cake. l6l0 pkgs But
ter, 30 pkgs. Lard, 2i5 pkgs. Provisions
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains vi

IL irave Jan.sslip, New.York as folows:
$500 Gro.nport Mad and Passenger Trim, .topg1
ali Way Stations and connecting with Glen Head kosylGs
Hampstead Trains r,,, 60,
1880 a. IN syo.set TT ain. stopping at al Way Staten
$50 p. Ureenpor Express, connecting Win hepssst
and stopping al Stations east OF hicksve r1rcr o. y"
urdlys on hch days Extra Train will leave Hsp ~
making a. tie connections Faruingiale and which cAn
the Exp - w IN not stop between Jamaica aud Deef Pr
$50 p. M syo.set sssenser Train for Rosyn Glen hss
and all Way Stations 80, n, IL
5.@p.m For North Islp. Hemps,ea Glen Head nf
Ro.lyn. ...sa
a IN for luph.uk and all hteruiediste stations. a.,
" " u. CHARLlCK. President
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STEAMSHIP Co." LINE.
ltIIN ElR PRQAIQENCE QlEEGI-

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIF %" LINE'
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
CONSISTING oil the follow and splendid stramers:
ELECTRA, Capt. J. W. Nye; GALATEA. Capt. w. N.
Jones; OCEANU5. Capt VIM. Young
One II the above magnificent steamers viii leave Pier No.
81 North River foot Of Robnson-st, Daily tsundays eK
cept.dl At o'clock r.
~ Connectines Providence with the 7+5s Train for
Boston.
CSrYreisbt taken =, Propeller Rstes.
(These in their arrangements
for comfort and safety Of passengers and their facilities for
the transportation OF Freight.
~ Pasenger alter retiring for the night not disturbed
ill they PovdeEce AT hour early enough to Sc
Boston.
For information In regard Freight &c. apply to ISAAC
ODELL. General Freight As.nt, Per No. a. n. X.
For Tickets stst.roo. &C. apply to the Clerk. on board
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT p0A
COMMENCING MAY Is, lSoa
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK;

Passenger station In NewYorx, corner Twesy.ev.aa
and Fourthave. Entrance on Twenty se'eniH"
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LRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

LRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of Cham bers-st.. via Psvonia Ferry:
a. M, Day Express for Canandsgua. kocnensf runea
Salamanca and West. Connects at Buffalo with Lake sheu
and Grand Trunk Railways. and at Salamanca With Asaat
and Great Western Rsilway. - 49,
$3.50 a. M. Mix and Way Train. daily, to Otisvi1e.
10 sm. Express Mail for Buffalo. connecting win LIB
Shore Railway -
4om Way Train, for Port Jervis and Newbursh.
sp sht Express for Canandaisua hoche'tef' Busia
Salamanca and West
CD m Lightning Espre.s daily, for Canandaisaa Rochs
ter Rufao. Salamanca, Dunkirk. and West Connec.s
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Drand Irurf kaiwsys srds
SaIsmsncs With Atlantic and Great Western Railway
M Emgrsnt Train, daily for Buffalo, s.ismsnea DUB
kirk and West - - -, -
VIM K. BARR Gen1 Pass Agent, New-YoTk
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs
NEW LINE OF FlRSTCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETwEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
BRESr .
The mrs. splendid vessels this favorite for the
Continent the following:
WASHING .......3, 2o4 go horse power
LAFAYETTE. 104 .Ssl horse power
EUROPE ..........3,1g4 tuus. .stIhorse power
NAPOLEON IlI.....N.ary ready. 100 horse power
PERkIhE: ...:.:.... (Buidinsl ........Great power
WILLIE DE- PARIS. .(Buiding). Great power
DEPARTURES FROM NETWORK.
LAFAYETTE or WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, October Is
EUROPE A Duche.ne...... RiDAY ...Noyember 10
PRICE or PASSAGE. IN GOLD.
FIRST CABIN, s l33 SECOND CABIN $50
including table wine for either class.
Passenger. intending land Brest will be furnished here
with railroad couponkss aud their baggage checked TO
Paris additional charge Of 5 for first and 81 or second
class
Medicai attendance free of charge.
For further information apply to -
. GO. MACKENZIE, Agent.
No. Broadway. NewYork
At Paris ~ Boulevard de, Capucines (Greni Botel.
At Havre, WIN. lSELlN & co.
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mi
~ --fa..euser Depot in New York foo. Of IA,r,v,
reisht Depot ia n-w.i ora Pier No. O. North No. na
meeting az Hampton Junction with Deaw,,. et con-
sno Wesen haifoad and al ksston with Lehsh Va,., -
road and ia connections forming direct hss 10 Ptths
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WESr
Two Trains daily from the Wsst srcss a.rx.
when evening Train Nv
Sixty Miss and Two Hours saved By mis- tina Ia ch.
Cincinnati St. Louis with bat change Of IRA
SUNNI ARIA NGEMENTS
Commencing July ], l3oJ. leave New York a. follow:
AT 6Ol = M, for Eaton. Mauch Chunk Wjlisns.r,
WikesDsrre, Nah nov City 6c '"'
q. m.-Fcr besgen Point.
MAIL TRAIS-At8:0Os. m. Tor Fleminston Eaaou W.T.,
Gap, Scranton. Wlksoarre Great Bend, Pttson Bnshas
ton. &C.
900 8. Western Express for Esson Scranton (,..,
Bend Allentown Rslans HAsnsbuss Pittsburzh I'D 10
West with but OF 10 Cincinnati On Ch..,o.
and bu, two changes 70 u. LonG
Al 100 III. 3 5:s 5:3l $40 aud II D. m. for Ekzsb>th
l2OO ID. 1RAIy-FOr EsatoD, Allentown Maaca Chant
NIkesbarre Reading. PSttsvilie. Harrisburg &c
D. ni.-t Esston Scisn n. Great Bend bethlehem A.
lentown Maucn Chunk. and Wi Transport
5p m.-tor 5omeiyille and Pennington.
t:lO D. m.--For Some y!Le.
500 D. m. WEsTgRN HxPREss TRAN-For Esston Ansa
town Resding Harrisburg Piilsough and the West Sleep
Ing cars through from Jersey City Pittsburgh every eveans
ELIIABErHPORr AND new ioRK Fza tI-Lesvs Nv.
YORK from Pier No. y. r. at $40 LIS, 20 sOd30
pm Aosts stop At Bergen Point and Mariners HstoE
Tickets the West be obtained q the snce Of tie
Central Railroad Company loot ii LiDerty-st L. q No.
Aston House at Nos 2Tl and $50 Broadway and wsts n
cipsl hotels. JOSIAH .. oTEARNs. sapehnssodsn-