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FORM or PROPOSAL
The urdsr-irnsd propose. TO fui.h---tuns Of frst
oo,ty - &C. carefully packed IN substantial houses
lie g,'hn named points nanrly--------ai the follow
Ing Sies per ten Of two thousand pounds namely s-
--tun, Al 4---per tun.
The lee be subject the inspection measurement and
,npova Of HedAl Officer other properly appointed In
spsc,or before being r-tr iptce Tor.
PAYMENT be made from iuIs time upon dupcsts bills
csrtinsd 70 by The Medical Director.
biglsd,
s..s.....ss.
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IrRE SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE-Fo
Gurulinre

ALI. kinds Of FURNITURE, MATTRESSES.
- HEDDfSg LOCKiNOGLAssFs &c. eb-rrc,i e q
" SNEDES's -, zsJ gowery betse.n Sfagiou ard hous
ca and money. Goods Wafrsnis- ana a"'
cred a. &c furuiilrv ir sni,s.
bedroom EhAMELED FURNITURE OF
R...rant4l uanu c.uf- Also .olJ Chesuu. and Walnut
in.t.f ites plan and oflsa .uia AZ II. ,. fhLii'D
is 3, 20 ~. Co.,. oppos. Wooster EsAbi-i-d lsfl
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Proposals
cyros o, AarY cLorurss AID Eeu,.s., ,

,
A RMY SUPPLIES.-BIDDE for ARMY
~ sUPPLiES under advertisement, dated the 9th rst NJ
ard signed oy Lr,rby notified that the time foY open.
Ing oid he, been posi- nned unit, II O'Clock WEDSES
DAY, the 2Jti instant
D.H WILTON D Q. NJ Gen.. Dr. Bns o.a
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CreGn Steamers.

IT S. MAIL LlNE-For CALIFORNIA
x. via PANAMA
The following frscass Goe wheel steamships viii be dis
patched noon precisely. ffom frr 70. :. North River,
Jas. q OCEAN QUEEN, ,ea5ury.
(Corneotiug ri isnaug WIN c-anienio.)
t~b. ,. MORT STAR sOcun.
fCornsctiug e. Panama with Golden City.p
Feb i1 COSTA RIGA. Iinkepiurh
fConnectinr Al Pantns with O0.d~n Age.
For ireis bt yaAsRr sppy % . -
rgATL STEAMERS 70 FRANCE DIRECT.
VI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMpANYs
B.w line 81 hg-tcs-. de- heel sikA5iSi.ifo Detwern
lAEW-YO!.k snd HhNkH. ~,
The fr; i've splendid Nes intended e 30 put upon this
f.yori,~ fod. tue Continent. pre tie following;
MfriiiGf5ltN- .1,Z't funs - horse power.
LaFaTfJ .I-...........J.14 tun-. =" hofs-poss~r
FUHOpE..................i4f pu'l. - horsep'wrf
ASCf..................iah gsti. @T bnfse'p"wer
NAPOLEON uf....... loalirsl !, 40 horse,P o"r
Un,u he Goa s..on tie -Btirs list the service wa De
'WAslaSGTON 4. Duehssns, LAFAYETTE. A. Bo-
'-~-'' FHSM NEw-YoRg TO HAvaE.
wASfrINGrt,N ........... Wes'rc, eY. February
LAFAYfT'IF ............. " .anes4aY. '.1r I'd T..
I.r.i Cabin ll-'uti4e tri ysinei............~ls
Second .biI fin uliis. rih.-.p!ne) = or 5JA
r,-sie g. gold its ni IN United SIaic currency
GiEDIcAL ATT fypAycL rass o7 CHARGE
koT T. .hL or .-st1-c, =fpy - ...-,.-,-.
oEOaCE MACKENZIE. Agent
No. 2 Hr0ad.ay New YORK
iprr, No. - Boulevard ga Gsyse.Ies Grad Loe.Ii a.
Fave WILLIAM f.LifH 90.
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Proposals.

CLorBiNs prkeku,)
CrlnTrRNAsr,a ,fSNHALa OgrfcE, :
NssaissTos, JssuiD "a. 1870.
4 HMY SUprLIES.-Sealed Proposals will
~ be received the Of. = Amy Clothing snd Equpase
gLu4d-lIhIs, urfr .. 'clca on HkbNhSDA1 the 4f'
int or fun,ins contract tie Depo, Of Amy Cloth
g. 4 sua EpuIJar'. ftird.iphsa 'tE
ssrs Cpais .n~d irny standard
saek tos,. Guncd. do.
biankst, inlis rubber for infantry army standard
knsI-a, a.. eomglste DO
Haich-ts. a."
Uuiiorm Hsts do
ia, Cofls ADD IGs,sls co
tsup hstLss. 90
Ne Pan. do
Shelter truis. do.
Zach bid must be guaranteed BY two rr,osibls persons
signature, be Epp nisd % the siEnc. and Ger
tined being good and sufficient security Tor ne nmoani
Vowed b, public funcoHarJ Of tho U1ii-d staes
ri. o contractor. and those that do not fully
comply sih tie ifoivrls VI s sdyeFtissant viii net
be- considered
Blank ioru for propo,a. embracing tho trrns o. he sun
nIcd raCh bi be lad sppncation 81 tine
Ofas ohsu which do not embrace this gussn.o,
vii he d.rsG ~ih proposal De considered al n
dprs not ST. ~ c0uuTD 10 thr r-qurcusn therein stated
hisGrrs wi t4fs e cutniiy they Propose 10 Furnish how
hoy aid lie quantity they deliver
wo.tly.
The gh 10 reserved by tie Uuied STATE. reject any part
hr whole otho bds be ds-U.d best Tor The
| Of III. service.
Awar' wiz he 'ubjeeto the approval Ofs Qusrsrnatsr
| General o. the .fny.
Sample. be III, Office and proposals. mus, be In.
dorsd Fiopo-s 10y Army Suppc. stating the envelope
| tins ysriicn.r trlicie bid for. HERMAN hl0GS.
Col Quarts sors Depart nent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
IVA PANY-Foot Of Basclty st.--On and sftsf jan ~
through mail tains for EaeA-.tovn aud insrpedise t'
tons viii iesve New York At 10 q and y m hcH'
town Express 1t p
b sCHoCH, Assistant Superintendent
NORTHERN II. r. of NEW-JERSEY.-
Trains Jerse, City for Picrnont u s:is m u 10
= m 1:27 0. m and SOS n tn The sl3a H. and An p
m. run 70 Mou'ey ,ver s...,n,....u,
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Irans leave
a d. ~ m. and o m spd 70 mdnsm. for bALrinons
aud WAssSsros 81 q and Iisp . M "a. ana " md
night Military Tickets not rsceivso's u me p NJ VAN
Fer other psstieulAfs oils al ofhcra
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Train. for Ab.ny Troy aud Ssatoss SPRING. also eou
meeting with tn, North snG Wss,, leave .sses ecpo. 10
3 - aaatRD.
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Church ofthe pur.inns.-Iac I,v. LT. tHEENEH
Tiu preach SAbBALH ENErI.,G H. tae tiialch % tie
fsrsns. Ulon.4n4ge, "4Ae Co.yeis..a Of Joan New
Con-"
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Aliliiarp Notlees.

1900 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR THE ARMY
IN PLACE OF TIE FOLLOWING CLASSES OF
CITIZENS,
F.yRi Eor citizens enrolled and liable to drah
Second For citizens Liable dr. bocsass Of unfit
ness o. nODli.Snity froY age or other osu''s
TO SUBSTITUTES.
The following advantages offered fOr the sn'tneu, Of
sub.t,ute.:
ssUsTr, prrosrrEp rEnsoSs Rraun,Ise fuBsrrrrTs~
CASH DOWN.
foK ONh ............"........'.e.oO
Foa Two YEARS, .........'''''''''''.'''''' guy
FoB 1HEHs iEAEs......................... Soo
rEKmux, CASH Down.
Pos OSn YyAR NAs".......................S2
Fon Two YEARS MAS......................3 80
FOa Tunrs YKAas' MAS............"..... %
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES
Ina.onc a. the authority Exists for the enlistment Of Sub
per.ous may dese to be relieved from am
apycLenos. Of future Dra also for surh ciEena - ara
not liable Drl because Of Gnfnes nonliabtJ fon sse
other ranse. The County Volunteer COMMITTEES have
foyed IN addition 20 their bu.nos, Of raising Rocru1., to
sniia such Substitutes . may be desired.
Thoss Je.ir.ns Substitutes ay deposit with the Comins,
the whole of either Of the following
For OrK yYln.......................... ......SG2o
Am
FoE 7wo YEAas......... a3o
No portion Of the money paid foE Substitutes viii DO paid
froua the County fundi
C. GODFREY 0UNTHER Mayer
MATTHEW t BRENNAN. COnp.rolcr
ORlsOE BLUNT, supervisor,
ELIJAH r. PuRDS. Supervisor.
WI r. STEWART Supervisor
VIM. ~. TWEED. supervlsoy
GEORGE OPDYKE. Auxiliary Member
COMMITTEES Volunteering
OnIsON BLUNT. Chairman
Boons CoSErTTss o. VoLl rTErHIss CRY Hall
FAaG Corner 81 Bso-csly @uo ClAinyrf'sr
sovrnibsr b. Ina
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ZEW.YoRK aad -uAyEN RAILR0AD
lac.. wlNrER ARRANGEMENT. Iaaa

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORK. 27THsT. AND 9TH
Avenue.
For New.Hayen 100 sl0 x.,l lloo M L. is. Ed
JCo q 3i5. 80 and $50 lLA,jp 10.
For dsegort 100. SEQ t4.l ll.ti M l2a, Ell
AGO (Ex ) AS. 40 aud b 90 GA p
Tor Ai lord ard rtgstforl 80. ii.Ua 80. <5n, m
For Fa.shei SoutapoIs aud We'poTs 10, l;1a NJ AZ
T6r NorwslL zoo 500 tES.l go i1c m. r. Il, Ed
1t3. 40, $40, B.OU stx.,l 3. w.
Tor Danen, 100, go ll.sc ~ ai5, 40 $50 p. N
For UT-euwich 80 80 l2lz 3ss, 80, 80 y PA
For stamford, 70o $40 ltI- $50 lSj IN l23 Esd
1co, tx =, ~, 80. CD. % (EI-.l p IA.
Fog Port Chester sud niegGe-sse siaio-s Ico. $50 liz
. So, &.SJ 80, t..u 49, r.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via spsnsae.d 5cQ tEX,) a0o (Esl 60
2.
for Boston, va Shore Line ELS. Usr.l a00p ?. m.
For Hs.tloli nj springfield, GO tlx) a. n tkzl SN.
fEx.,) 1918, 8av p.
vnr Connec icus River Railroad % m. (Ex.) Isi3p
70 Montreal = % Q. ~. a Nor han q;1n.
For Hartford Providence and si-hk Railroad 500. Ed
For New iisvrn New. London snd sioniugon Railroad -
500 a No. lli5 800, 800 p.
Ror Caaa Railroad l2i5 q. NJ TO Nortadmpt5n-
fos Ilousat0nic Railroad a. NJ
For Nan saiuck Railroad 800 NJ 400 ?. m.
For palbury and NoT1sk Ralroad ..oi $50 n, IN
p. IA. .......
CommOdioas Sleeping Cars attached 20 $40 p train.
JAMES n. HOlf Supt.
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Coparincrsbip Notifies.

nISSOLUTION.--Th Copartnersnip neIetD-
fore xxi ting between the undersigned nnoef 'p'
Of FISHER CLARK Co, 10 ~ gay SISllT
consent. Ihr1TiTAuiS D. CLARK.
Hew-Yort, Jan. Is, 1865. CHARLES A. '''"N'
...ndr.,n nnSr he firm name Of FISHER, MiLLlAMs
NJ, hive taken Lofts Ncs OJ ano la Chambers =,
40 %os Ind Of Rcgdest hcreo.oie occupied ny =,
: WILLIAMS who retires hoa tJals} t F,sIttg
n mn oN'"0'' CHARLES r. WILLIAMS,
II RFNJhMlN %. CLARK,
II NJ - N 1se, CHARLi.S a. FIslth
n d WILLIAMS viii retain desk so the ohice Of f'sf
\ I'm WILLIAMS Co. uutl lis outfl-idhis business l"
II closed. --
IrV'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
\ between the undersigned under the name and MN Of
i SOIVFD bv mutual consent. Thc outtaDdins a'As ue
II V'NlssLs, NORMAN HUBBARD
" JOHN MAYS,
\ Brooklyn, Jan. ls, 1863 GEORGE WHITAKER
II Tn. opdor.rred have tbs day formed CoPARTNER
TAkFK for the purpose OF manufacturing Steam Enrnr'
I9er. Portable Euenes Level screw and Drop Tr'''e'
aud Machinery Of Kinds 10 I rHS iiuBgARD
\ Rrootlvn Jan. ls 1865 GEORGE WHITAKER
IINHE FIRM of TAYLOR, CORNELL &
MOON Is this day dissolved, Wm. H. TAYLOR reiinus
cJR,HLh and JOHN Il MOON who .Ion. authorized
.isu in liquidation. tssu'd' WM n u fr6RSE1
w.w.Yor.. Jan. II. 1855 JOIN H. MOON
rENHE FIRM Of L. s. JAFFRAY q co, of
No $50 Broadway having been Dissolved by TIE death o!
ont II the partners Mr Arhgr W. JafIay the business OF
aid fm VIII continued Ut the place BY the suescFe
J. ". BARROW.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PASf.

U.ruTEDJ
SrwYODy TO IIvFisPiIOI cALIrNG 1T QUEENS
gOWs 10 LAHD PASSENGERS.
F,sr IunA C1cs-anSsv
QUEEN fnow trilin-i - -
GLAND t.ow HLi.'i GIG 0........,......... -
oCQTLAND uoss boltlsI3,i O..,.......-.-...... -
IEfsf. .............-s Recommendation
re- ~ Aluminium. J rrowse-
pENNSA
NfflGf sws
b.....................LDrt
Leaving Pier No ~ Surtn River A. iolopfs
NikGi-i t......-.... ......s.t.. Jay Feb T.
AND EFEtY ALrfES AK Alto kOAl fiEREAFTEA
The cabin accommodations board th-ss
suru.srsd aud thr over GAN ~ ott-s ure
CABIN PASSAGE To LfNFGrlDL--s Us currency.
SrFEEAGE PASSAGE To IN EfFOOL- "a c.sreorv.
The Of rsr ss ~ not DO accountable Tor
Or yansh.e. uAr ti. taa. lawn. asI ,sas sxpsssssd
herein arc signed lsr~.or
For fF,i-ht % CABIN passage spp.yio
WILLIAMS & GU1ON. No II wslst
For stsoiass patsa.r sppy 10
WiLLiAN5 3 GUION. No. 20 Broadway,
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NIFTY TO BE pELlvERED AT

Proposals vi also be received Tor frusing Ice NJ al q
,boyc points DAiLr ~ wsSHr. or tbs 1853 IN sn'
qusnt 90 may be required By the Surgeons charge
Itned State. General Hospital upon tho preceding sIng
%, innate and with the sane provso.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
~ Daily,

IN Dolly,
For provii..ce Direct,
IT, urw aud splendid steamers
ELECTRA A.D 0ALAi..A,
Uavtrs Superior AccoHiulu ds oas fSr Pasensefy sna
Fgisit VIZ Leave l.-f So ,. Aoh hls-f FOOT .! Aoosn
-s.r.., Daily ,,undl 70 excepted. a.. p. N.
Conurc.ing - Pro- ilefc. 0.ta ~ tof Boston
TIC Eli CTEA. CAPT. j. ". sfE. viii lr.ve Newton
eyely MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sni FRIDAY.
| Ffs0fLATEt C,r VA. JONES. every TUESDAY
II. .'IsD , 4 snJ SATURDAY.
TTy-fr islt gaAcu a. fropelirr RHtet.
TfItssc lies-Ts rr.nE.ssseS n their ARRANGEMENTS
~ the eouor anl i1iy OF ass.Et.r' and their
d. irlnrnlrtL .icl ~ ffri1't 4,
Igpass-.or. a1ar tt, fo lie nsh are noi disufoea
III, hfv -r '. b. T. vile LorE -aEy enough 10
ms .rs. p dear ih- ar-l 0anodilou trAln Tor
Boston irving g. iDfon Z e N
~ i4frn.sfif 'n ~ ri -fi hi. - Spy 70 isAAS
Ou.Ll General lrsi.hi .rni. Pin 20. =. y. T.
WA ~ t.us-sf a ltst .sslt . er NJ a. NsflL ssr.
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Calvary Baptist Church.-The Rev. T. Z ". EUtK-
LAND will preach g. sivary LsIfft thnrc4, We
twenty 8ird It.. between Fnn snI sssA ave-, SUNDAY,
Jan. ~ at ny a. auc O.. p 10.
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Iile0icGl.
priniirg.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton
URACpUHEl,-
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Hcliaioao NoSirc5.

Antioch Baptist Church. Beeckcrs o., opposite Jones
Acour.eof Sermon. on hca ni win he commenced
& Pastor JOHN q ADAMS So NDAN, Jan p, aud con
Chime Sunday morning., 10 0i subject 10
MORROW; Tho Experience and Practice o. the Uusanc;hcd
"For there many conres od mat were not sane
stei" seats
4 company of Believers In fhe Lord Jesus
Christ show tcrh tie LuT- dta ~ bra NJ
bresd every LORDS DAY morning al o. o'clock. II UIVer
oty Buildings. nsoHsquare. AL Chr1siian- are IN
~ ed to come Tie inst oi h cou1se Lectures the
forhesies DAME VII be gwen ia the place IN TN
evening.
Blrecker at Univer-ali,t Church. corner q Down
fg-st Ibe Rev Ma. ;. LADDH u Ludlow ~ VIA snppy
ths desk TOMORROW s,fvces 80 80 d. "a ani .. P ~
Believers iu the second Cei.iiI~ % Christ. and
fure only sAte9Is,' wor-uip 70 ho;aic
Si5er Joseph = Cuiry, al ! si- } p. ID. o. TIE
VooVe theEles a. cord hy invited ~ attend seas
rte
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Brooklyn SOriciy OF The hcW-JfFu,alcAi,
(Ssede giaI )oervi eve HJAi az ~ a. M and
6 .. ,h- Cuapc tle 10. tc4I,c 4.lt Use, LIVING
onst near Court ION, g. Ap-4.. minister.
81. public is invited. scat. .ree.
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Dusnrrurr Companies
W-YOKK FIRE AND MARIN
assurance COMPANY.
20 NALL-srl-EEE
CASH CAPTIAL......... ........s2oO, 900.

bi. CoHpsny br-i 70 .rres'fs OF, ,,lon 'or u''-
Han IIfl.44 tL.Ii cod cln.I1ss L. INSURE against
o.s .nl Dsi.sb y Fi ep.a tefs % i-soE-Si" 90 'iA
40 MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
Ill Loan, IinxEAILr Auyrrrgr .sp fEoNrrLr Pan
rfrECrOrs
DANIEL UNDERHiLi. rrs-t~r,
o,.r -. william fiar,un, ChEN T.. Stewart
Nv - ..~ ssr,i . Narn.. B4urcl v D0ese.
$50 = 80. a q. .,ilaaf. h.easri Ilshaslcr.
go - a.rt1t Gyssuus urdrL Clae u. Lewis.
-, ! .t.l,-y =" br-t lnrn ftlr.hefl : MIS-
-. ID to- gfiliant frsr sci. Jos-ph 4 Df,yios,
Igi.. F..eu Tfsuas U.rrv jauI-s &. G.llk,
Ni.I.am Depos icnry . alloaef -tfnrl "nsi
l. COOPER IEpEt.- It. s-tr r'ary.
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DARITAN g. DELAWARE BAY r. X.
IOc4 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.

1874 = PENNSYLVANIA CENIKAL
lCO4s H. H. STANDARD GAUGE AND DoUbLA
TRACE An hrS9sh trains os tho Ms't ey .a. soae s.ys
ADrntow.l Pier No. ? North River. Trough ,iese0
for ce.sO Miw,uhss 81 Raa and ~ points me cs
land Colnubos Cincinnati and al points IN the West s.e
South West can be proeuied the ONCE Of the rennsy vAs
Central X n No Asior House either Depot ThI0seD
tssins leave New yorh ~ follows:
81 M Esps.s wa Philadelphia arrives ., PisisSsrshS
!. m Express via Allentown. arrives ct Phtsborshs
m Express via Philadelphia. arrives at rtisSursnS
2.&l o. 70. -, l.. p,.,.A...l ., -
Br n Express VIA Ahento"hi aif'e' I'm
p. NJ, H. A.. thar. Sunday o.
aud o'clock m Trains sy-ene o'ner" '-'
eeW'aL l. ELLIOTT Psaas.... 49, -
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE RoUlE rs.
hallway om foot OF Chambefss 81, RUNNING THa0UoH
TO CLEVELAND o., WITHOUT CHANCE % taRA
connecting with railroad, Tor al principal We IN the "cse
lti. roaI |. be ~ extended add VI .ooa eoBpsss
rarnne der to Mansnsid Gallon Vr1aiA D-f''n' Nn1-s
npi md ST. lonss without break u gauge ,,,,,,,p,
. IL oeo"~AS' N'' ,asdvreeP. General Suy1
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NIeuinrial CLn,


.-IAe Rev Dr RICE i.ceL, b. rta. Vi t1e Aii-la
ftou TOMORROW ENENiNp. Of 9. rDrki in fLe .ssct
t.surch tbe lew Dr. sfEl,Os 50 if.a-a,e., co'nir o.
Pine .eyeIthfl SugJect ne iieen Of StfrLaD -u1
ths lie aepts VI Weakness " olal' Ihc PueAo sTe AZ
vited
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Ueooine Cabs. Sc.

At WA. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Flu
Z tou-st.--N EDDlN6 CARDS and FINE 5rAlIOHEk
Nf'sblshod isi5b
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-03
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
Winter Mail Arrangement.

CA'eago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ, and 4:45 P. II. Closes at 720 A.
NJ, and 7:30 P. M.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, Watertown, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and COrdova arrives at $50 a. M, and
closes at 4. 80 p. m. @Sk
Davssport Mdit arrives at 7.50 A. M, and 90
P. M. Closes 500 A. M, and AIS P. M.
0quawka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Keithsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at A. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at P.h.sea
Maeomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
and Monmouth Macomb, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. N. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at Z p. M.
Centre Point Mail, via Rural, Prairefeld, Rich
land Srove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
a..d Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. n. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at 6 p.
0mbridge Mail via: Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at a. Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday at 6P. NJ. @
Office hours from A. NJ. to 500 p. n.
On Sunday open from to 10 m.
TRUESDALE P. NJ.
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GR0VESTEEN Il CO.,
Piano Forte Manufactures
499 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.


j'HE attention of the public and the trade
i is invited to our New Scale Octave ose-
wood PIana Fortes, ch for volume and purity
OF tone unrivalled by any hitherto offered IN
this market. They contain all the modern i'm
provements, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal,
Iron Frame, OverStrung Bass, &c, and each in
strument being made under the personal superu
sion OF Mr.. ]. H. Grovesteen, who has had
practical experience OF over 80 years IN their man
ufacture, rs fully warranted in every particular
The 90 Grovesteen Piano Forte' received the
highest award of merit all others at the Cell
ebratet Worlds far, where were exhibited instru-
ments from the best makers of London. Paris,
Germany, Philadelphia, Baltimore, 3oston and
New York; and also at the American Institute
for five years, the gold and silver med
ais from both of which can be seen at our ware
Toom.
By the introduction OF Improvements we make
still more perfect Piano Forte and by manfactur-
ing largely, with strictly cash system, are ehab-
ed to offer these Instruments price which will
preclude competition.
Prces-No. i, Seven Octave, round corners
Rosewood plain case, 1915
No. 2, Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood
heavy Moulding $500.
No. 8, Seven Octave round corners, Rosewood
Louis XIV style 1926. Terms: Net cash, in cur
rent funds. Descriptive circulars sent free.
janl3dwly
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Medieal.
MackenZie'S
Patent Auto PrOpelling
Cantering Horses

Patent Horse to carry his master
Needs no spur to make him go faster;
Runs along cheerily you stride him.
Ready to go wherever you guide him.
INHESE horses run rapidly over any good
/ road, sidewalk park grounds, with grace
fuI cantering motion, propelled mdiaiy by the
Ueight of the rider, alternating motion from the
saddle to the padals, In the act of rising to the
motion of the horse, and with about the same
am 'ut of exercise to the rider in riding a live
horse, ana with about the same amount of exer-
else to the rider as in riding live horse. They
may be started, stopped short, controlled in
going down hill, by the rider. They will run up
moderate ascent if the road Is hard and firm
They directed by the bride. As the motions
identical, it is good mode Of training for
equestrianism. They are unequalled a means
for agreeable and heaithtul door exercise, all
the year round, for adults we'll as for girls md
boys of two years old and upward. Girls ride by
using the side-saddle horn-those under ten years
ola ~te lstride. The size fer boys is strong
si.4gf.. s,.ry man of 800 pounds weight. On
the ak or level ground. light carriage with
a child in it can be attached and drawn Any per-
son having but one leg can ride perfectly well.
For prices enquire at the office of this paper,
send stamp for circular and price list
STEPHEN w. SMITH.
49S Broadway New York.
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CHANGE OF TIME.


WINTER RANGE MENT
On and after Sunday, Nov. 9th, 1864, until
further notice trains will leave Rock Island Depot
Day Express and Mail train at z. so M, arriving
IN Chicago at 4.30 Up m.
Through freight tram at 1913 m, arriving In
Chicago a. 4 Is m.
Express Freight train, at 545 p. m, arriving in
Chicago al $40 a m
Night Express ato.00 m, arriving in Chicago
TRAINS ARRIvE FROM TIE EAST:
Night Express at $50 a m, leaving Chicago at
IL midnight.
Express Freight train, at 7.I5 q. m, leaving
Chicago al $40 D. m. -
Through Freight at p. m, leaving Chicago
6.45 p.m
Day Express and Mail at 445 p. m, leaving Chi
cago at $40 a In.
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, and the PItIsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
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DunkIrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Also al LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Gen.
tral Road, North to Galena and South to St. Lou
is, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of Civ
ing distinct directions the destinatlo of thei
baggage, also to procure tickets before taking thei
seats In the cars, as the conductors coll eel fare
only to stations the line the Chic and Rock
Island Railroad JOHN +. TRACY, Supt.
W. II. WHIThAN, Asst Sup't.
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