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Arrived.


Steamship Vung shuey. Hnd.'h New or,.sn' ~" Inst
upds- and pss ". H. Cromwell Co Has had heavy N.
and y. w. wr.her the entire passage
S'.sn-hip Evbins Star. fel, New Orleans 7lst Inst ADD
Hsv-ns 2<ih md--. ard pass. James A. Rayuor.
steamship CHbs ibr.b stone. Liverpool <th and lueens
town 18th inst uie Gnl pass T.. Cunad fiss had "fohs
~-sier. sus. III. euiir. p.--sg" mn. n .
Sau.hp Ben Oxford Lovrlsnd Savannah via Hutton hesn
:? hour. To Nedcs Director.
S-arn-r STAG tprx-. Aciinf Master Goodwin In charge
Cst~ Rivrr 2ltn sspurcd 2l. inst while o.
,-r.nr 20 rus np ~ In by Adlrl Porters 6ss
ale hn, ron. n the Navy ard.
Steamer ou--n O.. - fsrr. Noifoh, "a hour.
s,esm transport AnSo. Dhd'd-n ror hoJa' !" nou''
TO L. =. q NJ
ship wns-d Scott tof Bo.,ou Rand Pensacola II day.
In hsla., !. q. Bslrr Ca
ship Conans ~, Boutrle. Phsd-phs coai, Wash Car
W.; bound r-n.s o. and sal-d hence bh az Tor
Piisd-lrhl. Oh. .oadrd wh Goa end sai ed nom
thence fh Inst for P-n.Nroa and snchofei a. the brraA
user Lost her cahe ard anchor and received orrr
dsuar. hi. pot r fepairs va tn"ed Tom fhia
doiphis ~ st-sniug Nspunr.
E,,s sis. pirh fn-~ Hnnd Mystic In ballast 20 master.
Rsrh Louis (r-r Wioks. Msrseiles, " days pad's L.
Luilug 4 CO.
enin. Hannibal Kline. Fortress Monroe In ballast to
ms.'rr
Bs Vet. ,ef y. LII CLARK. C.nsor ?. Z. l.. 10 days
rfir mile (IIAnl PhH.r Mr,roane. ~ dsys ioswsod
Wilton Csrusun Ief hrirs Hiram Abh Henry TEaeke
~ and Eirs Ann. for New.fort In Z 4 and days. -
prls J. a. Sc,ns tof D-usrarGl fr~man 81. Eh,s,2 dys
sat fs,i Sou % Has haG heavy NV. gslesi received
damage. aud most 81 the crew ere roslbten las been
Is d.vs N. Of ksrnrsst
an Constitution H.,,.rss Inlet days in ballast. to
SIR Free Wind Tenn. TootsrvIrgiu' oy'eT'-for Fair
H.v.n -, ,,,
srlr FEr.eut Bartlett, Es'tpor', Jays sh flOl,oi'
Mnruy.
seLf L. A. Bsylo.. B.yle'. Fortress Monroe
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY 3d. 1865
Ora NJ, ed ". ", Dscph.s saA ishnarsa EPs4ia.

4. g. iss.s. J. ocistich. i Hssos. fzF:d.i :! 6assp:
helm u HtIbom Duthl, n MsrshsI jr. and lady Phio
Te.en s. Jscis.n, 5. D. Ausey. n,s B. Durhsm; w.
BnmbM Mr. an Mrs >. Lsbe.9ae Nv oisrtenI Ryeeek.
H. Doddris.. }. Fr.nion M.j z. D. Hall. w. Robinson
IL aeamsAip Cuba ,ro.. Lir--pooes',s Annie stewart
Mr. ard Mr, Peter Rice Mr. Henry Rice, Mr. ku'den hf
W. A: wO'herspoon Mr.. Sherwood. Dir. Marshall Mr.
Fritz Mr. ard Mrs r. vsnd-rpoo Mr.. w. vsndsrpooi Ms
Hayes, Asst surr.oD Dor.n. Mr. george Burr. Mr. l.
Ricksrd Capt Orm,by MIR A. Burchsrdt Mr. strshosh. Mr.
J. NJ: whiley. Mr. ID. GAVIN Mr.. wurs, Nh b. Il Labcom
Mr. NJ. BaruwsL Mr. y Weiprr. Mr. Prmberton, Mr. Lewis
Mr. 4. Msuser Mr. Paul Wssi. Mr. r. H. Davies MI Mases
Smith Mr. A. 6r-tirrr-1 Mr. r. Buris, Mr. A. Bury, Mr. O.
Mr. H,rde- Sir. Tsl. Mr. w ii. Luc.s Nj. L. Yss,, Nine
l. fsch. Mr. }. Lee. IT,, Nh. Chs' Lee, Mr. D. Pso'irchi
Nj rsoirch Mr. A. seu'p, ME- John SIeepoush; ~ Mar,
row Col. Richmond Wood IT,. Biyer Harris; IieutCos
Morton. Faulkner, Rodser, stueva Roder1. BlOodsood
fIdsdsy Iis", Col Is ET. Biau,st Mr.. McCrs. Mr.
4. II. burst Mrs Dur.,. Mr.. Ross; si.s ko. Mr. Camp
Mr.. Comp Mrs S. Wight. 81, T; Dillon, Mrs. 81. H.Ir.
and smith Mt p Bsbcoch j. Mr. Amory CAPITA Wbs-loes
Shilling Rose se.va M-y-r Palmer Sisnags. Craig land
sIe,t,, Besapr-, H..iel. Lsdey wyLod; Wilson aaIsas
Oib.or Carr rht c. r. Bne. Corni.h Stare knowton.
rsra .y
Thompson. Armsrcns. Chss- tsrter fiuune Kelly. iiio
ben. Nick.r.on Eygns Prndrrrus Brooks, Mr., Essihsm
Cray Roberts Bernsw-l. Grsharn Baker. Well Crow~l
Sears Lawrence Bradford. Rdgewsy, and sss others "
IN som,lip FYrg SAp.y from Ee,c- O-eas. W. Pre",
O. Oppermsn c. e. Fnnsin 7. II. scsnlan, H. Fredsadsr
n Tsaine. DR.. Ps,h-ibridse, S. E. May. q. w. White
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Conrspor dsncs Of the Associated Presa

Cen~spondsnes Of the Associated Presa
PANAMA. Jan. II. 1865.
The only arrival at this port. since the de.
p,rture o,the last United States mail from the Ishmus
10 that OF the Panama Railroad Companys Central
American steamer Guatemala, which reached here on
the morning Of the 18th inst The appearance Ct Gen.
Darrus eI.President Of Salvador. and for twelve
months resident Of the United States In Costa Rics
had caused great amount Of excitement throughout
the Central American States and much feeling Il e1-
pressed toward Costa Rica by her sister republics for
nordpg him sylu 1t Ia generally believed that
his ohiec, in returning 10 Central America Is of revo
iutonary character.
Salvador and Nicaragua have already issued protests
against Costa RIGA permitting Barros to remain within
their borders end their example is likely 10 be fol-
Iowed by Guatemala and Honduras The protests, es-
peciay that OF Salvador. exceedingly arbitrary
the latter government prohibited communication OF
any kind between the two republics under very severe
penalties 90 long ~ Barrios 10 allowed IN remain IN the
country The answer Of Costa Rics is mild and digni
fined and sustains the right and obligations OF the
Government afford as lun TO political refugees 70
long rs no treaties arc broken thereby
The reports Of the Cotton crop IN Central Anerics
nre more favorable than those received by last mall
The Of the worms have not been 90 serious ss
was nj FIRST anticipated.
In Costa Riea the Coffee crop wiz navs q fair aver.
age between eighty and ninety thousand qnlntan-
The Atlantic Mail steamship Compsnys steamer
North Star arrived at Aspinwa on the morning 81 the
18th inst In 10 days ard ls bours from New.York.
Their passengers for San Francisco embarked on
the Golden Age aud sailed from here the same after
noon.
Tho bark American Eagle. from Nev-York. arrived
At Aspinwa on the 3tb inst In political matters gen
eral quiet reigns at the present time
The dry season has fully Get In and We are now en-
joying delightful weather.
The L. T. 1loop Of War 81. Nsry's 10 still here.
The L. :. steamer SAranao was at Acapulco when
last heard from. December 80.
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STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
For Proyid-nce Direct

For Providence Direct,
The n-w 1nd splendid strsmen
ELECTRA ASDOALATEA,
Hsvtna Superior Accommodations for Pscenssrs and
Freight vii leave Pier No q North River foot OF Robin
con street Daily t>undsys ~xc-ptedl Att pm
Connecting al Providence with the a. Tor Boson
The ELECTRA, lspt. J. W. NYE. viii lave Newton
svsry MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY -
TbsGALArEA. Capt. WM. JONES, every TUESDAY
TIL 'RSDAY and SATURDAY.
VFright taken 81 Propeller Ratss-
CTh-- steamers unsurpassed in their srsnsemens
for the comfort and safety Of passengers and heir facilities for
the transportation Of Freight .
~ Pasngor. after retiring for the nsh no, disturbed
til they IN Providence at hour eary enough TO Sc
tf desrd Ia the hrs accommodates tram Tor
Boston, aIrivnr la Boston at o IN. $500
For inforuaiiop in r-esrd FREIGHT tc sppy to ISAAC
ODELL Grnern Freight Agent Pr 10. n, ~. IL.
For Tickets Sai.rooms Berths Apply 10 w. NJ Ed
WARDS General Ticket Agsnt Pier No. =. North River.
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Passenger Arrived.

\. sseansslp Aw,rieI from Bremen and Sovstaoponly'
mold 5ieyer. Dr. Wholhem, A. rsldeib.rseI W. Jelpg
haus J. L. Hersnann &. T. Duminefick w T.. Brod-riek,
Oh Lauisrin, ". soss, kir Aneher, Emil Lomer Henry
Thyorts J. Lorber and lady John ". buhmeyer Lewis
NoL aud lady, Nj Walls aud lady Mary Uei A. Uappr.
~ Chys e. Hal and 81 esbin and Tvs In
strefase. ...
IL mship Efenino Star from Eetc Orleans and Hdednh
M and hrs A. X bcsa child and - want, ID. Wsace
B. Brown v. DaeA hlss 4. DrAnd Mo- d. 0rssss Iehs
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NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY


" depot In New FORK. Pier No. North River. couese
ins Hampton Junction With Delaware, Lachawalna ~
Western R8road al E4s,on with Lth-n Valley Ratb
road ssd It's connections forming dIec, limo to PtsbWA
aud the West, without change OF cirs. - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two fIprss Trains daiy from the West. except SundaS
when evening Trsin- -
SIXTY Miles and Two Hours saved BY TINS line to Ch!sso>
Cincinnati. St Louis ETC. with bot one change Of carl
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing December &C. 1884, leave New York az 10 ovSe
Al Goa q H., for Earop Mauch CHUNK, Wlli1nsPos>
Wilk esbsrre MahG1oy City &c. 49,
MAIL TRAIH-at86IA for Fleunyton, Esston Wsf0
Gap, Scranton Wkes5srre Great Bead, Psson bnsasn'
ton. &C. =.
500 a m Western Expr-ss for Eas.on. Allentown. RssA
ing HnTsburs Psburg the est with but Que Chang
Cincinnati or CHI ago, and bat one changes 10 -
IL 20 q NJ a2' and s;@ p T,sin for Elizabeth
1900 r. TRAIS-For Easton, Allentown Msnch Chen8
Wnk-sbsrre Wiliamport Reading Psttsvue mari isbuso
3:Op For Esston- Eethl~hem, Allentown ana MaasA
Chunk.
I.OP. For sone,vils and fleninston-
6Pu-For Someryiile.
500 p NJ WESTERN ExPrkH-For Esston- AllentowA
Resdins Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. ana the West sieeVh0
cars through from Jersey City fttspur every evening"
EI,IABErHPoRr AND NEw-foaK fKxRr-Leave Ss2
yorx from Pier No. n. X, II $3.50 400 ana ~
D. NJ. Boas s.op at Bergen Point and rar'neu Hsrbor
Tickets or the West be obtained the once OF -
Central Railroad Company, Pier No. \. X at Ne
Aston House at Nos n and 5o Broadway and az the po
cipsi hotels JOSIAH u SiEAhSs. oopenrteIoene
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TrnyeIerr' Guide.

To Albau- by Hud-on H. r. from 81 Warrrn,.,
cor u Chamber. and 70 =. m, 3ilo y ard 10
,. From 5Hh.r. Depot, u aGd ~ ,. M and
$40. 8. aid iot p. N Cay cas- coln.ei . ~ thr
depot A. 3oh-si.. leaving thauIbers-st- proissy
- minutes before the irains leave Ioni S,ih'sL
Sunday train oia ach .l...................... IN
To Albs.y ~ Harlem X. X. 25shs,. 4ihsy., 10
o..
Courti-i Il o.. q -nG ~ a. IN. ?. m. ami IA
To Bs.,o, w New London line Pier 70 X. r.
No-uich Linz. Ficr % \. H.. N.p,rne Line, ri~r
an. r. - atins'on lh.s, Pier 10 " R''daiy
~ I51.cn by New lla7cu H. H., Va Srru;aeld
10 ss T. .' by Sa. Raven r. H. 25i sni an
~. ", shore Line, III snd p m SUNDAY y W.
~ Bird cpor b. steamer BrdsePor'' 1901 OF re0A n
=: "a ~ ne We; by Ehc fs'r'ass -,
ofChfilboi. -. .ii.4 is..ui.sad ~ 4 a." anu
To .eytl.ud. o.. BY Angnac AID '''tsl W., Y IN
RH 81 Fr'e Rafwry foot Of Cbauber' 4 eos-
meeting with Railroads ior al proc.pj e.1.cia
The West o. ~ sud y u"
To Green port 2 o. ~ tludo saturfays 2. nJto
iaah1rk, lIlr. fsruinrdl.@. Long .s.ru.l by j..
J. n.ii-o.d, iTlm Jsacs'Hp and loot VI fiA'i.
D. R................ .............s o. ~ and D. IN
To Nrr. Haven. Hartford. nod srrilsne.d--traHl-
H. %o.g H1,cn, hr iftr Erv,.ii.r@n an. 2.ihs
sfs 4.isvai Ia iI.s IN. "a 2. s.fs. q, ani ..
To tle N,'i tr Fer1sylrraa Cen'fsl p4i.fo.d.
1.ni 10. oi C,ur'llnd a.. fhilad' .piia. 8anL
gui y -. sunday Train p. "a, nom psf :. y,
r.. "a Ale, ton, n La and 0 =. ~. sunday
r. W
To tlp Wo-', by Celtrsl Railroad Il Se~ Jcr'y.
S.y Ii
10 Pal iudc.piia. by N-~.Jcrsey hsi.roat io., ~
Cpu-.t f'i'-s,.. =. % tnd 80 fu - n..4 end f-
- srd Y f'dnsht. sunaav.. ................ . H.
go.rh.s'clp.ia. pr Railway and strauoot
Dry -,eYt dlsis CaHdcntni AmD"y from TT
o. arriry.' o ESwcs-................-.. 3 o.
10 V ash,nrion, 10y New Jer.cy I. r. i.r
Co'riicrdf-.'., :, and lli o. ia., : g. ti aH. .
il.4ri@f y.................s......''tt'. hh
los further Information la resatd Ealsos 4.uio .lb,
.nttr. In grn flIeFu urf
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Spoken.
trarnship Fnh

Steamship Fulton bouud -2fih inst, II Of Iatierss
s-5rufhip africa bound F.3ih inst - miles T. Of 10
-irs Point. 49,,
semhip City O, Manchester. hence for L.vepool-i7ih
..s'. ili. 81 %. lou IL 10 -
s,.inL.p F.hs hence Tor Livcrpoo-2oh inst lat " Is
.nn. 20 iG -, ,
shir BENJAMIN Adsn, bound In ?s, inst, II mouth Of
~ -isigIt kvsE
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appropriation Of Puscrship property The Coan held tn
point yell sksn aud caused osdsr 70 b catered vesl
the order OF arrest.
D. C. Bridal for pl.inG J. B. Phillips Tor defendant
Before Justice GARvIH. r-
DECIsIOEs.
John III, Richards agt. Edward II. Bulkley.-
Judgment roll, notice, DO. Papers in Csrts onea
SUPREME COURT-CHAuBxns-JAu % -Ssfors Justice
EARsARp.
DECISION.
Ann Mcconnell agt. Wellington A. Carter.-Mo.
don granted on payment OF $40 costa
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAE TKRN-JAI. "a
Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS.
Dowdney agt LeaDy.-Judgment for plaintiff for
amount claimed with interest,"
Before Jndee CARposo
Garhrt art RevnodsMotion denied 90 costs plaintiff
to abide event but without preudoe renewal adsv
George T. Laird vt Eliza y. Smth-Jud.nent for SPECIFIC
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q opartnership Notices.

CCPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The SUBJ
~ scrb has s..oeased with him In business bic son
WILLIAM P. RAYNOR, and Mr. WILLIAM l. MAkTiN
under the arm OF SAMUEL RAYNOR Co.
Newfork, Jan. Q 1865. SAMUEL RAYNOh
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on u,sion ~ 4. <. District Attorney Smith
u. suds. isd- oFdcr tbs. Nasal Moray he srqgii.d
IN d. i fo-.Hwi.l III re proceeds Of iizf CAFE 10 The
ss.s fr.lsu-y ,uajcci 20 e order oi 80 togT 90
49,, e. - % to 3.h mt. WY no s11l not 20 20 ne
-i.c, tt the % alive q prize effrf gc1uIo
49, ,,,v n b. drposed snner the crce. q h. Co
81 s fe Hslsha 10 4fpns'oi g. sncrt 20 h1 on saer
rl.e 4, nov il sire Tr.-ury accumulation o. over
:, &c OrO o. these Ii0eaed1.
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r-,,rrTp STATES CIRCUIT COZ RT-JAs. 4--s,ior
Inlrn SalLIKY.
PASSING ooUETsRfhr HOEFY.

a.
The css. OF John 6les soI, indicted for passing
.o,,tcyfs, money WAS set do~n 10: tgi toby. but he
corrs. Jonas n Phillips, sa'a that al sseipi mad been
| y. isixe ~. and .ila.., Id uudcr sss circgl
80. he you'd abandon lie c.As, leaving %. District Az
to tas sceh s;cps q he deems. proper ~ pIoaecnns
80 h 81 M. ,rsoner be forfeited whi.h the Court a'ed
10 J the esso Of John BrsnDegn laaed Tor passing coun
torfri. postal currency "'' p'''R- ' '''''e1 20 Do
.,4srs1
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Orean Gteanrsrs.


IT S. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
GREAT REpuc N rAN n ssfnEiERAoE RATES.
The following 6rstcisss side-whee win be die
psiohsd at noon. precisely. from Pier No. North River;
Feb NORTH STAR slocum.
tConnectiue d Panama with Golden City.t
Feb. -. COSTA RIGA. Tnkepaugh
(ConnrctinR at Panama with Oold-u Aeo.
Feb n OCEAN QUEEN Weir.
Connecting ut Panama with ConstitutonD
=" "''"' VI 80 3. 'BRA ALLEN, No. s Bownn, arsea.
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA, vie
" NICARAGUA-Short route. low pricea-Tbs Central
every mouth fros Pier No. 20 North diver noon the Inns
ST. aInsLip GOLDEN RULE. ID. s. Bsbcock. MISTER, at
b. N CARR!NGTON. Agent.
No IT Wes,-st. corner Of Warren-st
MAIL STEAMERS 70 FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COaPANyS
line Of hrst class side wheel STEAMSHIPS. between
NETWORK aud HAVRE.
The first five splendid Nss intended to be put upon this
hvor.e route for the Continent. are the following;
WAsHINgTON........3,2s tune. 2oo horsepower.
acknowledgements tuns. 500 horse-2owcE.
EUKOPE......... .tahoatl. SO horse-powef
FnANCE............".....tsfo st)i 80 horse power
NAPOLEON HIM. fbuildns, 100 horse power.
Until the completion Of the entire list the service VIZ b
wAsHINGTOS. A. Duchssue, LAFAYETTE. A. Be-
FIOM EEw-YoRK TO HAvRE.
WASHlNOTON...........W sdn-s1ey February
LAFAYETrE...........Ne dne sday. March l.
tnst Cabin linclnding table wiuel.. SlS
Second Cabin tncudnx table win-). $40 $50
Payable In gold lie equvs~nt in United states currency
MEDICAL ArTESDAEcs FREE or CHARGE
GE0R6E MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. Broadway, New York.
Al Paris No. IL Bou~vsrd des Cepuc ines 0rand Hote u
Hare WILLIAM lSELlN Co
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses...7:l2 Snu S-ts.....s:l5 Mosu seta e:3em
BiGH WATER TINS DAH . -
Sandy Hook. 10 ~ Gov Island IL :0ss fell Gate n N
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smiled.

JAN .3-stesmer.-cl,y Of Baltimore Guilias Star. Geo
Cromwell, Saxon MaisnLas
Fan L.Inrrifk Lass.
If-s-forA. Ellorcfe. lde'a
s,hoouer.-D j. wa lam. D- Mar, Niantia
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srrprnroH CouR--syscnI TKxH- JAN. a-Bsfors
Justice McCuIE
vAolrIS0 ORDER or ARREST.

L0uis Thurtig agt. Ad0lph EngeI.-FHintln and
and.n. were partners this cigar business sfo pLnue
bsu~d an Of the ground that had
Ia w. quantity Of cears and failed 10 account Tor plain
lin. ,h.re Of the sale Deisndnts counsel moved ,h morn
, "a act aside the Of arrest on the so.na ass one
r~sr could no, chtakn 20 odsr sgHina acethss ts 30
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BORT tUaroens' Noties.

9T.ry NHv-YonE,
PoKr~WARpkss Oryicx, NO. ioA Wail<t
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
s,ctlan Of the peIod pail IA, 1857 entitled An
act 70 Rrorgrirs the Nsfdens O.e OF the Pot Of New
yors" 10 all persons Interested In having charge Of the
subcc, matter Of such nqury examination or survey thai
90 following vosses ur-r ersniustion by tue on
.rdsn and that tho aid surveys examinations wn %
completed within len days nexi succeeding TINS n'cs On
beard said selsels
Ship MarAuns Noitsoolfn.. T. II
Suip IDnq
ship LIME lionAn..... ~ II
HfNTnOBNE TOhfKINs. Pissidsrt
J Arcs NyrFiHsS. 5ecrunty
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave foot q

~ Chambers-s;.. viz. Pavonia Ferry: -
m Day Express for ,snsndaisus. Roches'sr bana4
Salamanca and West Connects 81 bnhdo WIN LAKE She
aud Grand Trunk Railway aud at Salamanca with Aanso
and Great M-stsrn Railway. -. 81,
a:3D = H.. Min and Way Train. daily. 20 ctsvine
10 ~ Express Mall. Tor Buffalo, connecting Win L.O
Shore Hallway.
an m Way Train, Tor Port Jerris and Nevbursh
p Nish press, for Csnandsisua hoohes'er bunaA
Salamanca. and West.
n IN lightning Express daily FOR Cansndssus Hochses
ter Buaaio, salananea, Dunhifk. end West. Sohhec1
Buffalo With Lske Shore and Grand Trunk ha,ways sneo
S,-,nst "a vi,b s.irnc sr5 tirest Wes'ern Rsilwey
Gp M Enlgent Train, daily, for buffalo, Salamanca Ds~
k,rt Al
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uDisnstSy,

The Bus,an BAH CLARA Bell ssrda tound for Now.srch.
' While anchored Ia tie Ea River fdiy nigh, Gell Of
a. al ?f b.f. srns both cifius loo-in. a,ou y
f,hos OF tu4 pPng of comfortable copper about her
i' 80. finally ,o' te lJrel point vhou. further damage
ana la. b.ea taIel OF The d. does !or inspection
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6teamboats amn Railroads.
10! FOR THE GOLD MINES Of IDAHO.
AuarAuX AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LrR9

~, The new. fss. ssA usAs d,sa s<:.sr DEER LODGE,
Themss w. Res, commander H.ny Dohrmss, clerk as0
being bail, q Piissbrrs Pa expressly for Il. g. L.sis
In points Febssssy TO- aid issvs e
Louis SATURDAY March 4, soo1 thereafter ~
river open TO Omaha and Council Bluffs. - =.
Tue new, fast aud light drsh stesmer BENTON WI
Howard commander L. wis L. Hine, clerk vi lelve
Fort Benton and ns-rn.d'ste points SATURDAY. March
The new last and hzhs drnh stesmer YELLOW STCS1
~ shove SATURDAY March 49,
The very fast and hght drsh steamer FANNY OGDEA
Thomss Townern, commander. Moses Hisrd cleYi, VI
have above SATURDAY. Ayrii Is.
Steamer DEER LODGE win reHan between Forts Upisa
nd Benton until the cargo Of Ill the boats Of this line ds
srei at Fort B~ntoa-
By this srsnr~ment shippers hsvs es say.aaases ~ =
a,<uranco that their freight viii b. delivered deetinsfjs
We alse prepa ed 70 furnish LAMP TRANsPokTATl0g
FROM FORT BENTON 70 THE MINES, AND WILL
GIVE THROUGH BILLS OF LADiNG TO sILvE1
CITY. LAST CHANCE: PRllkLY PEAR DEL
GALLATlN For freight or passage spgyto
JOHN @. COPELlN, .tl.
South-ess eorner Main and Oiiyersts.,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, g. LsaA
Northeast cor. Pine and Commercial Sta, or Ne
JOHN J. ROE CO,
Conventst bet. Second and Third Sta.
J. EAGER, Agen. No. 81 Brosd'st New-YesA
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Arr;,sd Sryp Jan. %.

stssmshir America iBrru ve,rl. iEeurn sud South
smr'ou letl int. mise 6hl az r.s. O"rchs Co Has
Lad fine wcaii.f aud .rng NV. and y. winds ,
Steamship Gl,.soV (trl Jonos Liverpool llth Inst and
Ouecnsiou rh mdse nud ioi John o. Dale Has had
w. winds most Of the passage
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

surETN,E CoUET-CntyrfH.. jan. l,.-Eeiers Justice
INCRAHAH.
lIgIs'OhS.
Igc. Sehffer ngt scie-ick ". Schafer: John
v 20 e. Car.rG Wo.r; luc rfif Col1u, s-t W an G.
tofns. fnur.f turhe ~ ~ kolh-; Is ittl "
Selma >. Las' iel'i. c'nirm'd ant Jne rn"I'
q aIsfief aatoio Pei rsr Lucv ortieT--
Er.rt 'otrned nd 4dgcrt 70 dT3ce rrsn.di c3..ooy
81 .il--n sWs-lrc 90 P4ltd M r.frr- N'.t- at
81. ian H. MeftaRepo.' roiriea and i, re Of Gyofcs
e, .a-i.e .qrg's I.ariss, .E. md yr'l.
s4a4,i l..,. -. ~ =. II. =. liur. ~ on denied will
a n cos. spd wan bro de-ndfsa the motion,
aosrs the si~-s 70 pe proved - ths "insssss &C
.yInvi. Il aIch sts.
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and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD
100. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1855


TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK. s7TH'sr AND <TA
ANEkuE r..
For NewIIrven. 20, 800 (EEJ ll9o = M u IS. CE1S
900 tE1.) - 40 and 40 (Ex.,1r N. 49,,
For id.ep0gt. 7.co seo ths.,l llN g H. Ele' Tiki
900 ok \ 3 IS, 40 and eco tfx.) n IA.
F,r Milford Anl >trltford, 100 llso N. aia, f3o
For fsHheid seuthpoT and WssPor, 100 iLSa- IA 80
l1p m. , .., go. II. 4
3f5 40. $50, G.o0 az 2. n.
FOR barren. 100 s.3u 1870 a. q, 4.0 $50 p. ~
For Greenwich eco 800 il.a0 345, ~, aS 9p1
For Stanford go 90 tfs) go ll3O II. lzi9, tEL.l
400. az , ~, 40. $50 go 400 Tx. Up N.
For Port Chester sud Intermediate stations 100 ao, IL
q M. as, 40 so, $50 5.o9 2. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield 30 a. W. shz) j." (EL''@~
p. - - ,ooo
For Hsltlord md Springfield, 40 tExJ H. sEL'l -
OIL l2.l5 6.,0 =. NJ
for Correcti-rt River Railroad o. tEx,) izls p -
70 montreal 100 y. n. to Northampton -
Tor Hartford Proydeaee d s.shkll Railroad 400, EIp
Fer New iisvsr yeys-Lonaor and sterins.ou Railroads.
AGO a m. u Is, Hf6. 90 p n. =,
F's -, aalro.d 3d.. - E. 70 70 "o'ii"'h
IN. s-4re,g ..tl sa.s 49, e
r Maya ack Railroad, eco .. u, ar- :. 10.
Fer D-ibury AID No.w,i RaIsead' 1o, SN H., -
Colimoi.ou. Sleeping cas, attached to 400 m;Elis
~
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6teambcats an0 Railroads.

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
vI PAHY-toot Of Sarc,yst--on and after Jsn- 10,
through mail trains for HscEcttstown aud nernc. sta
tions will leave New York :. $50 l. Ii and p H. Morris
town Express at 5p. $500.
s. 5CHOCB, Assistant Superintendent