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The receipts and shipments of Flour and Grain
fnr tha Ill anAtnn III. nn-rin- -. Z. toI 49,.
The amount of Grain in store at this point on
Saturday, june "a, and on the previous Saturday,
81, y. money Marko,-June Pc

The receipts Of Coal during tue week ending tbl
msIuiBg were 7.743 to7s. and the shipments 40
tona
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

NoTICs TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are requested to read the notice addressed
to them, in another place, concerning rent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

TOLEDO MARR.EB--June %
by TslsErspL"J
Wheaf-Whi hit Nioh gan los; .N"
IA red Wabash I8Ok
Oats-Flrm at t4c.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Sealing WaX.-Red and Black, Fruit Wax.
Also every variety Of Bottle, Letter and shse-
makers Wax, manufactured and for sale at whole
sac ct the very lowest market rates
il. PEET,
juns2T:22S SIS, W st 5th st., Cincinnati, o.
Literary ExhibitIOn.-The Phi Alpha So
cfsty Of Cleveland Institute, will give . Literary
Exhibition in the Gymnasium Of he Institute
Building, Tuesday evening, June 9th, 1855. Ad.
mission Is cents. The proceeds to be devoted to
tho purchase VI a Society Library.
Omnibuses will run to aud from the WeddsIl
House.
Doors open at 81. Performance to commence
at u O'Clock precisely. Juus27:22S
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

BALTIMORE, June 26.
EDITOR LEADER The 177th o. vi. leaves
for Cleveland Uia the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, at "a o'clock ?. n. this day.
WIEAN.
This regiment numbers $50 enlisted men
and 80 officers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

WhEATON's
Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
:, GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior 81.
u,.rrs,t4or. rsrafvad 10 tha


n7 3-l0 PER CENT. AND I0-4Q' NATIONAL
LoAE.
TOommissicn SLOWED TO subscribers.1
NB-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-5O's, I0-40s, Treasury
Notes, and all other Governments Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most fsvofabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct bsst rates, Deposits received and COL
leotions made ct all sooessibl Q points. Uncurrent
funds converted At lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
FOR sale oo4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

9 MErEoBoLOGICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by j. 8. Perley, optician, No. 1873 Superior
street
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

If Miss L. A. w, DressmAker, who address.
ed q letter to "Sachem," come time in May, In
care OF Leader Office, Will write sgsiB, her letter
will receive ATTENTION. The former letter was &C
cidentauy mislaid, and was never delivered to
Saohem, who Is now in TO Hn. tune2T:225
The Young Mems Singing Society viii meet this
(Tuesday) Evening, at Burgess Hall, at eight
O'Clock. O. C. ALLEN, Conductor.
June4T;223
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

ExHiBIr1oE.-The exhibition to be given
by the Phi Alpha Society of Cleveland In
stitute this evening, June 9th, will consist
Of Declarations, Orations, Music, Zouave
Exercises, the tragedy of William Tell, &c.
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-EBAYELEK's REGIsTKR;

~ Citizens wishing ooayeJsncs to other Of shs
above Trains or Boats, will be called for By Coaches
Of 5toyens' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
az the Omnibus Once, I4i supsrf5z ESrest, next
door TO the Wsddeu Houss-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

STITCHING AMI EMBRODERY.-SeWing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKERS
je-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
All the railroads leading 10 this city carry
for half fare on the Fourth.
sIcK.-seVen sick soldiers were received
at the Home yesterday, and put under
medical treatment.
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CITY NEWS.1

Mrs. sHAws' Rooms are headquarters for
style and quality OF Ladies Hats. June 20.
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LAKE N~AVIcATIoN.

PLEASURE EXCURSION
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MEETING OF THE STATE TEACHERS AssooIA-
TroS-The Pennsylvania State Teachers
Association will meet in this place on the
first of August, and hold a session of three
days.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

CoMNG-Herr Driesbach's Great Nation
al Amphitheatre is to exhibit hero on the
Fourth of July, 80 the flaming posters in
form US.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-27

PoLITICAL.-The primary meetings of the
Republicans were held in this place o.
Friday last. The County Convention will
be held at the Court House on Tuesday
(to-day.)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Schf Kate Scranton, Dayton Phnsdslphis Baker Day.
lon.
Schr. Jine Marin. Bushnell Norwich II. 8. Rsckst Son.
schr " j. Miller (Br Higss Harbor Island J. Douglass
ArvryoA.


Steamship Pennsylvania Orb McNivs,. Liverpool Nov.
10 and ueenstown Ith mdse and 36 The Ma,
tions steam Navigation Co., Nov. 49, lat e. long 81 lO, at
M, VIM whitney seaman, while engaged In loosening
the forrssi e IRON the foeysrahead foremost striking the
n and ean'ins overheard Every effort made to save
him. by stopping the engine throwing life buoys and lower
ina boat but to no avail be having sunk before the boat
could reach him.
Steamship City Of Manchester Halcrow: Liverpool Nov H.
via Queenstown 18Th, mdse and psss, J. u. Dale.
Scomshp Lacsswsns Scuey Islif.x Il days in ballast
to Columbian Coast Wrecking Co.
Bark Minnie tof st. John, ~ b., Amesbnry, Havana ~
dsys sugar 20 master Nov 49, Henry Fzimnons, OF Bel
fast. Ireland aeaman, died.
Brig Cihsrne, Morris tof Par.boro NJ S Robarts Lin.
gan ~ days, coal. to o. y. Permission.
Brig c. =. Kennedy Clark. Boston.
sch Atlantic Br Lockbort, Windsor, N s., Ddsys with
plaster 10 A. Snithers L Co.
Schr J. H. knowes of Addison Knowles Bangor days,
lumber to Hoyoke Murray.
Schr Agenara. Percy, Ellsworth
Schr Juliet Adams Bangor
Schr J. w. DTsko, Buckingham Boston for Philadelphia
Disasters.
The Canada sunk OF Bar Point Lake Erie Nov. 30 and
Il total loss Crew saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
IN a TRNRmRNp
HOUSE.
A Woman Severely Injured-0ne ~ -
Inmates Il uruod o Death. 80

Shortly after 3 o'clock on Thursday morn
Ing. a fire broke out in the basement Of the tsus
story tenement house No. ll3 Motsst. The famss
spread rapidly, soon communicating with tas
s'airvays and endangering the safety Of The
frightened occupants. many Of whom escaped
In their night clothes. Ofhcers Tucker Can,
and McNaly Of the Fourteenth Precinct, rendered b
valuable Services IN aiding the tenants escape. Ma
Elizabeth alexander. aged 20 years. who occupied .
room the second foor. basiy burned aoout the
head aud face. She dropped from a back window
into the yard. being further Injured by the faa The
Fourteenth Precinct Poiioe conveyed her to Bellevue
Hospital. .,
Thomas Brown, fruit dealer also occupied q room
on the second-eOor. and escaped m safety from ths
burning building Int returned to vsluablos
and was not again seen alivs A brothe, OF the IN.
fortunate wished 10 enter the building 10 endeavoy
rescue him. and it only by tts utmost exertieas
of the police that he was prevented rom entering the
burning building. and sharing the fate Of hts botA9.
were found at later hodr in adjoining The Or
occupied by him The body has bceD removed TO ~
residence Of relative. at No 1872 Canalst, wheel
Coroner wildey will hold inquest so-day. Deceess4
native Of Ireland. aged - yeas. and had bsss
married out few months
The loss will arn,nnt to abcut O., 900 on buiidinG
which is owned by Patrick q. Certify. Insured 100
$500 in the Citizens' Company. TIE first floor waa
occupc respectve.y BY Martin Oakley licsOr dealees
and Henry Rickwood, grocer They each lose aboee
$500 on stock the latter IN insured for g. 800 In tAo
Peoples Company. Manyof. .hs tenarts lose their lite
al in ths shape Of furniture; none are insussd.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Nitrous Oxide I'm Surgery.

A series Of experiments were recently made,
In the Pennsylvania Hospital at Philadelphia. with
nitrous oxide gas in surgical operations and with the
most satisfactory success the gas being administered
BY Dr.. Cotton fths city. The smputation of leg s
thus described by The Bnusfias The patient was
was ready for the operation. Dr. Cotton coas
menced administering the laughing gas. In about
minute the patient wac unconscious and DR.. Nor.
ton commenced to anptutate the limb. which he con.
peted in about five minutes. On waking the patisne
was asked how ne felt. First rate he exclaimed an
he appeared bright and fresh two minutes sfsr -
perenced no pain, and knew nothing that had tAxes
place. Before the gas was administered Ut MoIsSS
remarked that he had inhaled is himself and II pr
duced very pleasant sensations. with none o. Inc sncS
and diSagreeabls effect of ether and cblofo,or.
proved to DO the fact in this severe surs""'
The PHILADELPHIA Press says Of other 'perstion''
"At the Peunsylynnia Hospital yesterday morn.S mo =, ~
humber Of interesting experiments n sthetic IN
use o. nitrous OXIDE or chsroorm or ether been
heretofore used The spplcaoas rete colnp.,e.eX
successful entire nscnsioity 70 Ea,r ~
Ia every case and the most dnscult operlohs per
tarn i,hont causing the least apparent pain TO tn4
patient One Young man. sansrng ilon' le .nsc.s ~
orchits of some months standing, was heps uhGer %
90. -, The gas for and quarter minutes, during
n,.s time the diseased part was successfully oxtirpa
sad Another patient, afflicted with neuroma in !Ae
Leg or dubious Sas MINOR eo oue,aons ' ware ps,s
srr,ea and the patienss universally declared avail
from the Sleep thu. they had not experienced the
ala htest pain. 1t is intended In future " use TN
entirely tho exclusion OF choroform and eths!
nasmuch exercises no bad effects upon the patiss
and is administered with far more ease and certaiA.
That teeth are extracted when the patient 70 unoe
the influence Of ntrous oxde.gas, is fact not eav
longer disputed. but is SO universally ackno. Eas
that the practices is resorted to by all our oes'
II Il can be introduced as an anasfhenc as'as
Surgical operstions requiring longer tim" = s..
cases in Philadelphia seem 10 prove 1t mus' sposu's
supplant chlOroform and esheE as IL rs anqa'suona
in every other respect much preferable 70 e'n''
chem
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

PASSENGER Sailed.

IL ,,eamsh.p South America for Rio Janeks 81 Thoms.
Par, and PetBrubuco and RnhsS a. POn.- Afonso Hal.
ofAtio amos g. Lc..clberg Mrs hsiosg and three CHI.
drsn NJ NJ. Tisdo, e. Tolosa aud family, o. W. smith, r.
Fale. N Urbi A. Camps r. :. MOoro sri wife Dr. Wood
worth and wife. H. Wells and family, w IL Norris md oi<
J. Hutchinson wife and Il. 5 Yah Sarcom and me-
A. Fzgerald w H. Persons Anthony We1sy. s.nuel Abef
3sshau Mrs Capt Patterson aud rfuy, J. A. Reassei A
Con tier and wife ii. DanseIeau. DGnss e. j. hArrs
air. Wright aud ssn Miss Alexander &. b. Gssenoughy
S. Stevens r. b. Hockadsy. y. =. MlciAA u. Caynni
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
CHIPPING INTELLlGENCR..
PORT on NEw-YORK..... .rsav 90

Cleared.
Steamship sunhower, tsrnsworis, NewRi' ans, T.. A.
Hus.ey Co.
Steamship wysndo,te Avery. Bosion, Whit .sy Hsths
way. . . -
ste,m.hp z. B. souder, lockwood CT srsston. Living
ston Fox Co.
st.amship Patsp.co. NeG. Baltimore, l. TA 0ayer
Steamship Fairbanks Powell. Whining a. Del G. H. Pier.
Steamship NJ. A. Bosrdmsn, Jordan PA.ofort. Murray
Nephew:
Ship Aiswnsh., Csulkrs, LivsITo oI spoiori Tieston
Snip Regent, Hamblln. N.worle'u IS. N II. Brigham.
Bslk H. 1rowbrdge, bsnty, D. Ibsdoes, H. Trowbhdses
Bsrs Columbia (Breml Meyer liverpool c. Lulins Co
Bark HsveTshaw tBrh Pesce iAdelaide Australia, W. H.
8srE Pai.. (Br.). Bidll-. Bell IT,. Josiah Je1
Bxrk Ansdell (0E fstterson Cape Town. Napier Wes
ford.
Big Maria (Br.l, C,owel u nlifax, IT, J. RewolfG Co.
Brs r.. A. Reed tBrl OD mne San Juan del NoIte, Cen
|tn American Transit Comp any
Brig Saxon (Br Greeh st. John, N T., d. Greene Cur
Bns Tyro tBr). Layton. Windsor NJ s.. D. r. Dewolf
Brig Scotland (Br.). Cromwell Bsrbadoe. T.. T. Smith
Brig Calculesn FEJ Blsude.. Rousn, L. II. Roynsud
Son.
schr Ann and Susan Douglass, Mobile. L. d. Hurlbut
schr C. 8. Watson. Hughes. Milton. Fla-Benner
schr C. P<G,bb, Gardner Gibrsltsr Miller Hcush.on-
6chr. :. A.. Stevens Wbiticmor~, ouceser' A. ho"e"
scrr :. 4. Psr.ons. sharp o.inP i'nskneya os.
Reh< Nsrv Prc. BLIZZARD, NilmiJyiog. Del, j. w DC
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Gopartnersbip Notifies.

T United COPARTNERSHIP.-- The under
IL signed formed limited coparnershp TO tbs
provisions Of the Of the state q 70 carry on he
insines, of manufacturing and selling SOAP. YEAST POW
DERs. &c, under the hrIn nam. II TA1LOh fOtNU'
IA which parnershp. JAMES d. SPARKMAN Of the City
OF New Yofk Is the Special Partner aud such has
twenty thousand dollars In e.sh 20 the common stock
and JAMES IT. TAYLOR OF the City Of brooklyn, and JOHN
H. YOUNG of the City Of New York the general psrper
The copanersbp ts day sld terminates In tise
vnr and coparesp busin viii be carried st 10
1gS Front in the Cty Of New-fors.
Dated New York, November ~ 1873 -
JAMES ID. SPARKMAA
JAMES II. TAYLOR,
JOHN r.. YOUNG.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

THRorooroAI.-At the Christian Church in
Twenty -siehth.st near Broadway. what 70 known In
ths Wet as "protracted meeting 10 stu continued
and . number Of conversions have been made The
Rev. d. p Henderson Of Louisville, Ky, presides al
the meetings. aud viii preach next Sunday morning
and evening,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany. by Hudson Il. r., Depos 5J,h.st. and
and %,S ,y Vi. ~ IHad.on River Il. 10 a. m, 81
6, aud II p. IN. Harlem u T. m. and .. m.
Sunday train. via hudson River, y. IN. City
cars between Chambers nnd 20;h..t. station
and C,:v Hail aud 2s;hst. station.
10 A',sy landing a. PsSseP' pass, o" ThssS Ths aa
and Saturdays. and Daniel Drew. Mondays We'd
9stSsss 7s1s a .nI I.ndns at f eth
To Albany BY steamer 81 John Mondsy. wed-
Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays, from per 20
70 B,;icr. end ws.Ii%sioa b. the Ncwjci.sy I"
II. H. foot Of Comilrndt-st., 8 and III a. m.
p m and II mdng gst. Sunday .........:.... 4 N
To Boston. bv New.i.ondon line Pier 80 n. H.,
daily tsatday eIcer.edl .. m.
To B,ston. by New.Hsven r. r., vis Springfield.
70 a:' RS.,cn 1pa Sr ~ New v H1cn T. ii and % sS. @
ave via shore Lhie u, and p. m. sunday. p IN.
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, daily from :,
To Camden Msnsfc.'er and Lcns prssnch, by
,s9s ,ssS, 5ssv !s,r Hiy ls'Ss % rsI aas .N b. aa
To Cansndsgas Rochester Buaalo, sslaruanc. ana
West BY frie Railroad foot Of Chamber-'st.
st7 lDa m and r.ni fnigraHt tran...... . o. m.
To Camden Nanches,er and Long Branch. by Ra'
riian and Delaware Bay X. r., Via seAnboa,
Jesse hoyt. from piers H. X at II :iJ a. a. Way
Line for Ma DchesteT and Long Eraneh. SIe p N
10 0reenpor, by LOng Leland Il, X. foot ofJsme'
alp r. X, IA. aud Ysph lrk M, and D. M
To HscEet,.,own And Intermediate s,s,iou.. py
Morris and E.ser r. H.. foo, Of Bsrelayst, at
800 a. M. BY road for stations west Of
M,burn at 4:0 D. IN. Mouistown kIpress..... .. IN.
To New Haven connec citing with X. X. ioT Hartford,
and SpInghed-;Gcainess leave Pec< slip u 81
aLd....................... m
To New Haven. by tho Newliayen ER, slth-st
and s,hsy.. at 8, III l2i J. 3:ia a. aud r m
To the West, by Central Railroad Of NewJersey,
via Allentown. from foot Of Liberty st.. n. H..
IN, u NJ. And sDn m SUNDAY tr.in........ p IN
To Phadc phia, by New-leTsey railroad, foot OF
Courand, st., T. 10 and II a. m, IL ~. ando y
and IL midnight. SUNDAY. p n
To Providence, by steamer City OF oflrovidrnce. ~
cry Iusscsy, 1hTsdAy ard Saturday. nom fier
y? ~ X, p IN
10 Providence By Neptune Steamship Co., Line.
daily, (sundsys rsceptcd) from nsr y, foot of
n
To Troy. by steamers Vanderbilt spd Rig Van Win
ks. daily. (Snndays inc!aled) tsaiurisys ex'
cep,edl pier ~ y H. :. IL
To " Nashinston. by fevJerssy X. II tot u
Conrtlsndt-s,.. and lii q M, p m, snd -
midnight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. r.
To piernon, By Northern X. r., -JsTs~y
from Jors-y City at sl m Ia " and G;v' pm.
Monday, ni -
To Eesbern from Norfolk. by steamer flosser
every Friday. -
information In regard 70 Railroad Time IIbls>
zee advertisement. Ia smother bar. of his papvf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
3)rcposals.
OYrcR DEPor CoxkissARY OF SuBsIsTgycE,
WAsHiNGToS, ID. C., November p. 1888
SALE nf CHOICE

OyFIcH, DrPor CoxxrssARr OF suDsIsrgycE,
WAsHISGToS, ID. C., November p. 1895.
GOVERNMENT SALE of CHOICE
NJ WHisKY-SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. OF
the form furnished by the undersigned will be received at
this Oice until u o'clock Tuesday, the sth day Of
December 1855, for the sale OF about
500 BARRELS OF WHISKY
The Whisky offered for selected with care and is
Of the first quality especially the Rye and bourbon hsky
which equal superior. to any Wbiskes In the
market
Proposals may be made for any number Of barrels not less
than ave ofesch lot
Lot No. l. consists Of Seventy (7s barrel. of Rye
Whisky containing about thIoe thousand one hundred aud
twenty g. 1901 gallons. ~
Lot No consists Of four hundred and ninety three 93
barrels of Bourbon WHISKY containing about nineteen iho"
sand hundred and twenty ti9 !aO) gallons; ard
Lot No. consists of nins hundred ard sixty i've 3 bar
rels Recthed WHISKY containing about tuty eight thou
Sand six hundred ts8 600) gallons. ,
The Whisky viii be guged before the delivery and sod
by the "proof gallon" Il may txsmf-d the snbfis,
Depot Alexandria, Va or samples be ala pro
posAls obtained from any o. the following officers;
Brevet Lt"CoL Z. d. Bingham, Capt and T. s., u s. A.,
Brevet Brig Gen H. r. Clarke A. D. G. and A. C. O. S..
u BreSe, r. vet Bns Com. {. L. Knburn, A. c. O. s., UsA,
Philadelphia Pa.
Brpvst Brig Gen. T. Wilson v. s. and Brevet L.Co.,
Cart and C. s. L. :. A.. Baltimore, Nd, At this Ofe
Pyrnent in Government Funds, about my per cent OF
which will be required the acceptance of the bid snd Tie
remainder 'he saagins completed and before
tie delivery Commences.
No bid received from parties who have ffed to comply
with their cou,rrcs
Bidders are to be present the opening Of their
bids
All purchases will be loaded a, the Government Wharves
In Ale1andIs Va, free Of expense 70 the purchhser
The usual reservation by the Government IN regard 70 bids
will be observed. q. BELL, MAJOR T. D. u o. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
CRUTCHES.

I,IRST and only PREMIUM awarded at tns
American ns,tu,. Pair 1885, and State Fair Of renr:yr @
y.ns 1889 for cRyTCMEs HARTMAM ,oaooSe.d b. .Sr.
rross medical men and everybody else 20 be he ve'y
ever invented They easy and convenient snsy in
psr,y.is Of the nerves, do away with all ths an
srpsfne from the u.~ OF al Others and are IN all
riysI,d agents wanted. Send for crcusr Low
TAYLOR Sos kisnnisoursrs, Nc. <7t* brosawsy W. -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
We find the following in the columns {

The Nsrark Adrerfistr:
Notice is hereby given that application will be meda
10 The next Legislature Of this State for the charter ol
raroal witn cars propelled by steam from The Ciy Of
Newark to the Hudson River. opposite hew. York.
Dated Newark N. j. Nov. 10. ltel.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
ouARTKRxAsTEH's.O Orrics, No. u sTATEs7.,

PROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAW
ar. invited by the uEdeIsigued delivery
OF rood m.rch.utable TIMOluY Hay and STRAW on
board Of such wharf IL Newly Haroor as may
be dcsignated.
The ay aud Straw must be securely baed and weigh two
thousand r. loJ pounds per tun, ehcusiye OF wood .
Proposals plainly tie quantity, price, and time
OF delivery.
The Ha and Straw viii be inspected by Government In
spectOt aud weighed before being shipped.
Proposas will also be received deliver Hay and straw at
Ws.hington d. &. Richmond. Va, and Hilton Head. D. e.
subject 10 the above requirements.
Bills will be excepted from time TO time to meet the re-
curemrn,s OF tie GDveuDebt.
Payents TO be made on delivery thereafter
fund. .oE the purpose shall be- received
STEWART VAN YLlET. Brevet Adj. Gen. &c
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

,ExrssSoN OF TRLkdRArh rAo'I',..
Sou1n-Ths United States Telegraph OomPS"s a
completed their line to Riehmono 'A' anu ,ao NV.
in that city was opened for business on nueS'a!
line Is In arstrats working order and VIII DC eAoNu
to Petersburg within shorsltim'. and WIZ ~ ouAA'
southward a. rapidly "a possible
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
For New Haven. 100 8O0fEx,) il.3J l2l5. (Ex
300, (E1.) 3s5. 40 and 500 (Ex J p
for Bridgeport 100 400 (Ex.J lI.5O g IN. H. l5, (Ex.J
800, (;x.) 345, 40 and 90 tEr.l p
For Milford, and Stratord 400, HE 81, 40 p m
For Fairfield Southport aud Westpo.t, 7o LDA In ;Jis
1902.
For Norwsk. 100 400 Ts) $50 ll.3o m l2ls, (Ex)
800, tEa..i 3s5, 40. $50, 500 tEx1 D. IN.
For Darcn, 100, 80. ll.jo NJ ;345. A3o $50 m
For Greenwich. 100 $50 ll.S0 3+5 43 80 81 pm
For stamford 100. % tE<.) 49, 1880 lRl5, (Ex.)
800, (EI.) 34j, 43O, $50. $50. 800 (Ex..) p. nj.
For ro Chester end intermediate stations. 100 S3o lL3)
O. 3.45. 40 $50, 90, 100 r m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield 400 tEr) 800 (EJ,lSoo
?. m.
For Boston, via Shore Line. l2.ls tEr..) aoop m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 500 N, (EI llls co.
FN.,D alO y. m.
For Connec;icut River Railroad O0A (Ex) l2l3p
to Montreal. 800 p 20 Northampton.
For Hartford. Providence and Fi.ki Railroad 500 iEx
4 lab 7.
For New Haven. New London and StOningtou Rairoad.
500 a m. u IS 800, 8.0Vp IN.
For Canal Railroad i2.is o. m to Northampton
For Housstonic Railroad. Ia IN.
For Nsuga,uck Railroad, 900 Ia. m, 300 r. IN.
For Danbury and Nowak Railroad, 100, $50 m, 40
p m. .
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached to avo p m train.
JAMES IA. HOYT, Sups.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Passengers Arriyvd.

In The steamship fennsyvspia from Lverpool-Mr sDd
Mrs Petee and family, mf. and Mia. BaisdiIg hr- snd
Ma,ter Oh. pin Hcrnb.r MLs Catharipe HunJn
~ r. scDdicr Mrs. Sutherland Mis- Murray, Capt Portt
Capt. Chas 4 amer, Mr. N. Nnham-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Ri.es.7.0i Sun Sot......t:31i hoon set... ALA
THIS
Sandy Hook. 5l2 Gov Island... 53J Hell CAts. 1894
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Wfean Steamers.
f-.DrcIAI. NOTICE.

~ umpire LINE FOR SAVANNAH
", s,a,,,er SAN SALVADOR Of tls Lane VIII make
Ths Th.o',are on SATURDAY. Dec 2. fron Pier No. 81
tei 81, foot Of Chtophers;, and hereafter the steam
tos ~ IT,, will sail from Pier No - Non Hiver, foot OF
received and Bills Of Lading sisred at Pier No. 81
55'sssr,S ~ iuiormstion or passage. apIyto .
forIteplsON s. ALLEN, Agents. No > bo~'mg Green
49,. Of freight per steamer SAN SALVADOR, from
ill receive their goods at Pier No. 81 North River
ere the shin s now aisciaIe'ne.
T1REIGhi IhkUUou 10 AUUUSIA,
4 nsRTEN. DOCTORTOWN AND BROWNSVILLE,
Cg0RGiA',. -. rnr,r. sdsVbcs, Iirs
PIER 40 2a NORTH RIVER. Foor or WARREN ST.
c;r diag issued through to the aDovenaned places
"a sr.,,ciss. side wheel Steamship
SAN SALVADOR,
=, a. Atlantic Mai. Steamship Conpany's New Line will
I've ,sr saystnlh direct -
S's SATURDAY DECEMBER
At O'Clock p. m precisely.
y,t being received, And bills OF adng furnished
.,d ,rpd the wharf
oyr1,her iniomaon for passage having splendid ac
..nusia,iors, sppy 10
GARRISON L ALLEN. Agents,
No. Bowling Green
l,.D,si Savsansh. B. H. HARnEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
8teatnbcats att0 Railroads.

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
IL James slip, NewYork. follows:
800 a. m. Greenport Mail, stopping at oil Stations
ii 0U a. m FOR Syosset.
3;0p Yaphank Exp,es' and 10 Greenpor on Saturday.
400 p. m. Syosset f1rress.
$500 y. IA. ior Fsrnlngdale.
Trains for Roslyn and Glen Head leave at 900 and
400 p m. changing at Mineole
Sunday Excursion Trains leave Hunters Point OF $3.50 M
f. WHITE, Superintendent.