davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11

|
| Goaei
| Dead!
| Alone!
knew it! I dreamed it The news come
but never a husband-never son! One died
| in hospital, with no one to care for him. My
husband, whose lips so oft were pressed tC
mine-whose heart had been so close to mine
| My husband who knew me and whom L knew sc
well-he died where my arms could not enfod
him-where my kiss could not give him new
life-where my hand could not smoothe back
the hair from his forehead
Oh, the ho,rad fife and druna!
And nv son! He died-he was killed on
the battle field A bursting shell tore his head
| open, that head [ SO often patted and looked
upon with pride. It tore away the lips had
often kissed. And he fell on the sod-he lay
so still in death, side by side with the ones !
| was taught to hate-the ones who were not our
natural enemies And the iron-shod foot of a
cavalry horse went crashing through the heart
of my dead boy, as he lay dead ON that bloody
| field That heart which held my image-that
heart which was lost to me forever.
How I wept-and prayed I gave them to
my country. They were sent forth by me-
helped prepare them for the sacrifice-I saw
them go-I heard the horrid fife and drum
they said my country called-I believed and
| sent them forth. And they. said twas we'll
that they died to preserre the U1aion!
Now they tell me the Union IS not preserved!
| Then why was I robbed of my treasures? The
ones who wanted my loved ones to go are still
| here-but they say the WAR to preserue the
Union was a failure. am but woman-I
know not much of politics-but know [ am a
widow-that my loved ones are gone-that my
heart is dark with sorrow-that the tax gath
erer is taking all that we earned before the
war-that am called upon to pay taxes, ex-
penses and even interest money to support the
| bond-holders who were enriched by the blood
| of my loved ones, and to hear night and morn
| ing the echo of the horrid fife and drum, and
to ask myself and others what we, what you or
| | have gained by giving our loved ones to the
sacrifice which we are told divided instead Of
restored the Union?
am poor widow do not understand pol
| itics, but want some one to tell me what
! have gained, and why [ must bear all the taxa
| ton as [ have borne the sorrow?-La Crosse
| Democrat
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11
Debtors DE- Creditors.

NTOTICE.-TheB Bonds and Accounts of Dr.
T, Rennolds. decd, are in my hands for
Settlement and collection All persons knowing
Themselves to be indebted are requested to come
fnrward at once. as longer indulgence cannot be
~, l.;1on mTiD VIM B. KAYSER,
Sent 26-tf Attorney for the Admir-
NTOTICE.-Our books having been destroyed
~ by fire, at Greenwood, during Gen iIell- Pnerl-
inc Themselves indebted to us to come forward
and report the amount near as they can ana
close the same by Note. We may be found at
Sen. Isvtf Vim COPY. TAYLOR s. HOGE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11
Bridesmaids.

Next to being bride herself, every young
lady likes to be a bridesmaid. Wedlock is
thought by large proportion of the blooming
sex to be contagious, and much to the credit
OF their courage, fair spinsters are not at all
afraid of catching it. So far as official conduct
is concerned, when you have seen one brides
maid, you have seen the whole fascinating tribe.
Their leading duty seems to be to treat the
bride as 6. victim led with garlands to the
sacrifice" They consider it necessary to ex-
hort her to "cheer up. Her fair assistants
provide themselves with pungent essence lest
she should faint at the trying moment, which,
between you and me, she has no more idea OF
doing than she has of dying 1t is true she
sometimes tells them she 'feels as if she would
sink into the earth,' and that they respond,
poor dear y and apply the smelling bottle
but she nevertheless goes through her nuptial
martyrdom with great fortitude In nine cases
out Of ten the bridegroom is more 'fiustered'
than the fragile and lovely woman at his side !;
but nobody thinks of plying him, poor fellow !!
Ii one OF the groomsmen does recommend him
to take glass of wine before the ceremony to
steady his nerves. the advice is given super
ciliously, as one would say: "What spoony
you are, old fellow!" Bridesmaids may be con-
sidered as brides in what lawyers call 'inchoate"
Or incipient state. They are looking to that
day of triumphant weakness when it shall be
their turn to be 'spoor dear creatures" and
otherwise sustained and supported as the law
Of nuptial pretences directs. Let us hope they
may not be disappointed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11
CHRISTIAN.

ORLANDO SMITH.
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and Commissioner in Chancery, STAUNToN, Va,
Practices in the Courts of Augusta and adjoining
counties Nov 14-1y.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11
Nice Gingerbread.

The following directions are furnished to the
Agracultu,9st by one we know to be good
housekeeper-who has healthy family as eevi-
dence of good cookery-with the remark they
make gingerbread equal to the best article
from the professional bakers" Two teacup;sfuII
of molasses and 20 tablespoonful, OF melted
lard, are added teaspoonsful OF soda dissolved
in teaspoonsful of boiling water teaspoonsffulI
of crushed alum disspll'0d IN 3 tacoiespoonsful
of boiling water I Gablespoonsful OF ginger, ana
little salt if the lard is fresh; the whole well
stirred together. Then four teaspoonsful OF
cream Of tartar are mixed thoroughly with
pint or so of -four, and stirred in quickly,
with enough more -four added to make a
dough as soft as it can be conveniently rolled.
Bake in quick oven. Some may object to
the alum, but teaspoonsful or two in a
large milk painful Of cakes is but homeopathic
dose at most, and no more mineral than the
salt used in all food. 1t gives the gingerbread
the peculiar lightness of that made by bakers.
Those who eschew alum must buy nothing at
A Coon GIFT.-The best -giila gitla that God can
give you is a asea0 heart, and the best giitthat
you can give God is your old heart. He says,
in the language of tender father, My son,
give me thine heart" Give him your under
| standing, inclnations, thoughts, feelings, pur-
poses, words, bodies, and actions. Give them
to the Father for the sake Of the Saviour, and
by the help of the Spirit
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11

Written on the Floral offerings of the Ladies OF
the Valley Of Virginia,
RY REV TT WETZEI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11

nRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.-HAVING
LT established myself, in my new Drug Store,
one door West of nay former stand am now
prepared TO supply customers with
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, (
Dye stufs, Coal Oil Lamps, Fancy Ar
tieles &c Window Glass. all sizes
Trusss and Supporters, in great variety Surgi-
cal Instruments &c,
Which I m determined to sell at a very small
edvnce above cost for Cash.
Special attention given to filing orders OF the
purest Medicine, for Physicians, and at city re-
tail prices
Physicians Prescriptions accurately dispensed
at all hours This department receives Isl my par
ticular attentio4. T. IL. IhOo1'
Staunton, april Sd, 1866
ESJSY RECEIVED an extensive assortment
II ofKEROSENE LAIIPS also a No arti-
cIa of K EROSENE OIL, which'I '-;ll-Nell atnld
prices for Cash rpoIrr
Oct 17-t L.
OIL from 1.50 to So. per gal
N ion at P I'll. TROUTS Drug Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-11
POetr a..
ON OUR SOUTHERN DEAD.

For the SnectatOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

VNo ARCHITECTS.-PLANSA AND SPECIFICA-
II qVO.s FOR NFW BUILDINGS FOR THE WAR DEP ART
NENT Al WASHINGTON D. CAri-cts are Invited prepare
rn. md sp.-fe. and estimates Of leprofbn
~, The ar Departunau the site occnpld Nur
nd adjlcrut vassrt ground. Wasingnl. d. c.
he .nt rpgnilrd should funefcis the
sl,e ,c,d Will admit 4 Photographs Il site and Informs
ION ei. .uhect vii BIZ furnished 10 Architects desiring 70
colrr or tie work. APPLICATION personally orby letter. 10 ne
uudrrsied. =,
pnr Of fT the first Of 900 Tor he second and %
DO ~ tho r uccspa5'e plans aud received
vii upon Of the Hon. secretary Of War b.
The Bsd Of Oeers CHARGED with the duty selecting site aud
penang plans sprchcsori Tor the buldn 81 tie War Do
isrneut under u Congress approved July ~ l6c.
Tia plans and spscdcsoas he the Of Breget
Itrnut lionel Tread Recorder Of the Board Ordnance
Ocr Buiing Washington d. c. before The ISL
dfy q February, 1901 .
e fosd vii the right reetsny al plans subnt
I'd should none be suitable ion the purpose
Npv s{isi on tbr Boafi T. j. TREADwELL
Btsvs. Lieut. Col. U. 5. A.. ReeordsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEksEY.-
~ Jersey City Pomont Ct and Dig and
ll5 AZ ana " oatufdnys oLy A. l4' p IN The 5i
an aud 61L trains ron through % hans-y
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD Trains leave foot o.
~ Courandtst PHILADELPHIA o. and 10 Va, g. 9.
end u for BALTIMORE aud WAsniEGT05 - and ~
. m and u midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
legal Notices.

n Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County OF
~. Nev.YorkCHARLES :. FAULKNER Henry Colony, A. T.
Colony +. COLONY VIII %. White g.
fdsh E3ward Joia, q. T. Willard o. g.: US Int Reveuae
D5rt " Briggs J.. B.eo John Eowk- T.. stamp 30 cents
u Porter " itm uusuooI moiay Colony. duly Canret
b. Elliot p + kevps T.
psnier plaintiffs. aru REUBEN HATCH, DefodautSuulols
mou@y contradiction. rot srted)Io tne De-
hereby and required h
oGlnt tins action will be filed IN te Office ftts CLERK
90 NcE -l
copy Of % the said com p On q
tbsif ocs No. lCf 'Eolduay the City OF Neal wun
tire Of this exclusive
Al such service and II fail 90 the said compsiut
within Aforesaid the Plaintiffs this viii t-ke
-nsu s1in You for r Of Twenty Thousand aud Que
hundroo Dollars. with Interest from the 26f ty Of January
thousand eight huuCr-d sxy beside tl- and dsoufse
asa,ot iais sctiouD4rd, Newly ok. October 20 9le.
SHERWOOD s. ROWLAND.
Plaintiffs Attorney No. loi Broadway. ~ Y.
iu the entitled dolly hed IN the
Clerk OF the City aud County Of New November
u 80 SHERWOOD s. ROWLAND
MS it-5WTh Wtiuift Attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

+ ONG ISLAND .RAILROAD.-Wmtcl arrange
l. mea. hoec45-r al LAM J.mss .P Ne te,s q
81 ara way stations. EIvrr.rI ripr 'rafi O. o. To
syort AID W. f.f.1I. m. lam ito tud way tiaton
sud on saturday ngfs far hor'h lsIr
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Zoo. OF B.sv..tOr snI me- Nv 10 Morning ui tf4In'
far Esst0u ruI nienBrlisis fadaut vii leHT- e. m
rrfr.s o. \ bum tf4 DOB Mona
to.s- t,... Sn -GfDff ~rrrr.fr"'rlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
NORTH AMERICAN LEAD,
Goruoratlon Notices.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Trustees Of the Foh Ward At the Office Of tie CLERK Of ne
bosto o. Education Of Grand and Elns until WEpNs
pAl is 'h day Of Dreob 1910 a y o'clock noon Tor tt sk
asi Settee required 0T furnishing the Primary se3oo
ee.s nov N Of srseton on Fesy.i hudson sd
sr1 Pns and Specification for d the oce
Ne Superintendent Of school Boangs No q Crosoyst Two
poasble and approye VII b. required from each
oAasd
IL School Ocsrs o. The Ward revng the ht n reject any
o. ~ proposals. ofed deemed Tor the public inieres do
OSsa Nov a, 1895 Wal. n. BUhRAs,
CLAUS PbCkHAEER,
Comuitles on School FnrnitUre, Fith Ward.
OFFicE on rHn STRICT CoNsIssIoSKR
-, No. 251 BRoGDvkY,
ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals inClosed in a
= s.ssd envelope ndosed with the title 81 The w9rk and
~ Ne bdosf thereon viii Be Tecsy~d this Office until ed
sssaiJ, hSvruber % 1876, az II o'clock a
20 tuang trading curb gutter tagging Seventy 0urh
lsel b-tNeen First aud second avenues
regulating Fradng cafb tagging
~iseh oetSeeu Eighth ard Ninth avenues =
e1b gutter and tagging Ninety second street between first
- Second avenues
fs' tagging Twenty Ith between Second and Fast
slsaae
frus Of proposals together with the specifications and
- ten BE obtained this oceDsted Street DspsumenL
~'stetf. November n, 1875 CHARLES @. CORNELL,
Street Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
cesturss ano aleeiiuss.

TREE MATINEE acknowledgements with
the letters % request irou families q distinction, Dr.
n CARLOS deliver popular lecture The gin Of the
French Laneuase IL mP2snse and lsay o. Acqgrneat
Han FRIDAY Nov 20 a. o'clock Tor me pec az
and information Of A ia The course ofthe lecture
d.. VII explin bis aad coneise neiaci
French LansL three months that TIE pup ea
couyere uen. d. Carlos wiz also the course o. hi' ois'
lecture teach ts % that beautiful inter
eng to-day necessary auyle throy proving hat HALE Or
THE LABOR OF ACQslhNG LlE EkENCh LANGyAoA
CAN BIZ OVERCOME WITHIN An HOUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
crpREAlE CNrRT-HENRY- j CuILnS- Plain.

GUPREME COURT-HENRY J. CHILDS, Plain
- aa .ssins; JESSE ChILDS, D,fnlauSumou for Relief
ssrvfd Ioth Defendant; lou hereby summoned
ei to complaint 10 this action which Wa this
fle5 tie UHe cf- Elk Of the Cry end County Of New
Y0k s City Han IN said CITY, and 20 copy q your answer
compliant M suhcrb- az his Once no q tuar'e-s-
NesYork City within twenty days a,er the .evce Of iris
cusive OF le such and you I'll
within the time sfesid tie plaintiff
win apply Court ior the relief handed IN the
I'd i,.ss.rl 4. PROTnFIT F.nHF. Arorn.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

10 b. -I.-,. fe1 fv tie
GRAND PHFsENfAItON FESTIVAL
Tc'he held
COOPER INSTITUTE NEWYORK.
SATURDAY kkENfNG De- %
Under ihs npss deiol ~ hsodofe Ihurss which
500 % III PI. 1sEsTs
u such rv miahri they teens FoT the Festival there
3s.ol0 TIrko., 8, one Dollar eieh.
1o0o16 P--s-ri, berr on- % s,eh Ticket. holder.
HOW 30 OBTAIN llLhLla
Orders may BE- t direct CD a c ais iAv money from ~ 70
na O, fr-d rt. VITA tialp Tor postage.
-rsr 5ans hog b. cent 90 tl % ty eIgfe a. 'he following
sIi 10 one ssire.s g. 70 f1Tk-'' ,iirr s15 %
Do ,ket o. ailrH. l0 51 rrks's address a. %
rtr. or. adisf. % 2s lo I-ses, aeagr- o.
Address rI orl,fs ed e1aiurll-tti0rl 70
THOMAS Co, A'Hlsns Dfoe'or' 6is Bro,dv,y.
EH DAVIS Agent f1r de- Hone and s,hoaL) ''s"i0A'
SPECIAL NOTICES
t.fs rrstrr~ 1cknrW.fgitf hehirf - Home lud
r 49, bsr dor su Of $50 by Euplfr sewing Ma.
chino Company 90 NO 90 broadway h-w-iork.
nauaans o. u- af vL bel slaay received ard aeknowi'
THOMAS 4 Co. Naa,srs ~r;or.. NO Go Bollwsy.
nODWORTH HALL, NO. rW BROADWAY.
IL TOMORROW fRDAYJL LAST NIGHT But ONE for tie
AcARDM HARTZ beg, hat, h. Hall havins been
prevoltly engaged annual @ lt Is compelled 70 dscoutuue
hin He win TO-. tHe lblt- fN RI. day Dec IL.
TD.DAY Nov. 20 rHtNk~GiN NG DAY.,
At2p n. E1fs Priofuanre q he renowned II s.oa,'
AHufAs HEAD FLOATING ~ THE air.
THIS ElEtlSO, nov -, ElOHIl-HR2I sEANCE.
AM 4 firHAs HEAD FLOATING IL TIN AIR
Mr. Sedgs.sk WI peg -rl on t.v nsil C0loerliua.
TfrKFTs snr RFetRVED STATS J. secured at
Ha. fron tiIB. Dor. opr~ at7t reugrtcs % 9
SATURDAY MATINEE Al CHILDREN HALF PRICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

DASSAGE TO AND FROM
Il no GREAT B i;Rd AN SI2 IRELb4NP.
Al REDUCED RATES 49, -
DRAFTS AyALAsd5 E9y tN wA EEgLAND IRELAND
''i P'iu'a'i fgFsSorr BROTHERS Co.. No &c so,.h.s
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL,
- Calling a. LoudsEaerry TO land hsis and F'''ease'
THE ANCHOR LINE
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
HlBERAIA sails SATURDAY December .
IN IOWA sails SATURDAY Deoqnoel 10 o,- -
Rates Psfe payable In euIFencyIo Liverpool glasgow and
Derry Cabins, so and s7oj sis.nss 40
Prepaid ceritoaes from these Ports EewYok s5Si TO Han
61Js fsyre, A 4s &c, 2 100 apa 20 - a.
For further iAig sS = h ,ss ~ ' sssu
No BowlHsfIeea. Eew.York
V1HE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs STEAMSHIP
L BREMEN - A = hsyuabrr master csrrying The United
S'' man. WI %" Oh S1rUEDGS S'I Sec s' i'D' - A'''''-
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
LONDON aavRE 's soiifH ssFf6S AND BREMEN
,the payable currency;
Forths hncsbn lOs second cabin sGi 30 .selss 81 u
10 be followed BY the steamship AAECA J. T. Aryef master
'o' iT'lsh' or passage Apply 6ELRlcHs Co. No G. sros
II S. MAIL LINE TO HAVANA, EFT
u. ATLANTIC MAIL sTEAMsHiP COMPANY
The regular dspsIiures Of this line will hereafter Be THURSDAY
T%9Ly Can, Green's THURSDAY Nov D
COLUMBIA Capt. Sl0cum. Thu hsDA1. DC ..
hoRRo CAsTLE. Capt ADAM THURSDAY Dec. D.
GARRISON a ALLEN. Atonis
No. BoSlias Green MY.
TNAPSCOTTs
Il LoNDog LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OFFICE.
No &c South a.. snd No 70 Brosdssy
RArEs % PAsAAGE PArABLH II CUEhHScr -,
40 LoPdon Lssrps9l and osssu''o"h
f'0" on 19es1stos $3.50
I1E isis siio b TspsSS,.s, sy0i psdE NE
pt for ~ and upward sb IN al Of Crest Britain md
Ireland. Issued on the mo'i favorable terms. b. ,os r.
We. % Sosth-st and No. - BroadWsV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

ONLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE.
W TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE, Call
ING At BRFST
The spendid new vessels on Tor the Cont
will sri from Pier No. % North River. o. 70 ovs
VILE DE- PARIS, ouFfuOni DEC
EUROPE Lenare. lUhD a. pee "a
PEkEKE. Duelesns "a OI'DAi jan u
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN COLD
Fusr CABfS. 10 SFcOSD CABIN. $40
including tsble.wps "a either
Passengers intending furnished board With
and their baggage checked fAui
These do not srefage passenger
GEO MAcGEEzIE Agent No. 50 Broadway
cTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENsTOWEThs lnman Line. sailing seuiweek y earTY
Inc tho United states Mails ....-..,. =. -.
CITY or SHlNGTON..... RDAl, Dec
CITY OF DUbLN....... ....s'. W , DssoDA pee
hANGAEOO w DA T. .e
SATURDAY and WEDhESDAI, a. noon,
RATES or PASSAGE.
fhe mail sailing Saturday:
FIsJ CABIN 80 ~
To London. % 10 London .
To Pans JOB fsris.sss..s..s.. ~
PAYABLE
Passage by WEDNESDAYS fst Cabin $50 Seefags go
PsysDe in y. Is. currency
fs,srngsrs forwarded to HAVE Hamburg sensn ke.
sere PASSAGE from Liverpool Quesnsou. gold
equivalent gekets be bought bs sending for their
JOHN q. DALE. Aren't No. j. Broadway. heU-TorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
amnecmenfs.


NNALLAChS.
w Propfif and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
THANhsG WING MIGHT.
ThCAsDAY. Nov. o. i6C6
a CAPftAL HOLIDAY BILL,
viii he presented e9nsiins o. rs bllgtl gsps sall@d
DREAMS Oh DELCFf)N.
viii approp.iae Scenery Couuei Qua Ohin lrlep,el Me
SIR keEuard dre Mr. Frederic Robinson
Dr Pun alf John Gist
L0fd Arthur Drn1on.. H. T. Rinesod
lr ". H. Norton
A. J.. c. Williams
Lady Viola Madeline helliques
Amle ley brown
Concluding with tie popular twod Comedy By Backsoao Rn0f
Of q" Married (" TON Noddy's s~rrpt,' emitted
RURAL FELICITY
with 6ue Scenery. approptase Conum and f dsbu,ion
MI Ororgs holand
simon Mr. A. W Dung
lr ~ IL NORTON
Singleton s1lI IS 4 hiugola
M Layton. J. T. Wilkinson
30 W
Dr. Squis hii W Alhs3h
Jrninia. WIS Mary Danhon
Madeline henrGnes
mrs CoIlepper... Alrs 'ehoh
larr Aitrh Jennings
hrs WI MIS- Johp 3eon
Mss 'fferh
Ass Holiday .nit@ AlllO4J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29

TRAINS LEAVE RFW.YOHhs
New Haven 20 tEI,l Il3JA ~ Is fErJ 100
o. - 3f5. 41l and 200 (EK..ip "a -
for Bdd-eDort 7un 800 tLr,t lLl a. a. ala, H. SPl
tErJ 145 80 ana o. on fcI j. o. %.
For Milford, ami stafford 100 ll pa m. 80 ~ N
Io fairfield SoItap1 aud wPort 20 I'D d n' so 80
For Norvsue 100 zoo (sIl9 "a M ill- (EE-J 400
'i yor 6,lisn -i6 % n m IS 40: gJp m
for Greenwich. 200 90 laa n. o. , 60 fl.l o ~
7ls ~ Et $50 lid G I'D l.1iJ 49,
3OJ IN , a. . ~ $50 ca 300 (Lr.Ip. . 90. -
For Fot chester ursrnediais 1Jl AJ1 lLp
A. ~ aJJ. 90 s.u %. u-
" CONNECTING TRAINS.
Tor Boston. Srruched G0ia tEri 40 kri ? % N.
Boston. va Shore Line p 70. tEI..l dp1 o.
for Hartford AMI Springfield 800 m tEHl l-' soJ tttl
60 o. Ia. 80 ...
For iiloi frovIeae5 sni F.hkiu Railroad soa igr-j m
Fo New Haven New London and SouiHsoo Railroad so'
n. l2l5 TOD $40 J. IL.
Eot Cana Railroad. l2.l5 m 10 Northampton
Iof ha.uOz1. = BE-
For Nuuga,uck RaI0Ad. 30 q n. l01 D. 10.
for Danb4rv and horwAE hsilrold e m ~ p
NSN"' -'-s JAMES q. HOYT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
MI-LTrM IN FARvO ~ -
Go iubom Ii man Gcncern.

v
INFORMATION WANTED by Mrs. WIIHERS
dI.trr ef MIL CALLAHAN, native 4 l-eand County Of
Lstrr~ brothers lnd sister, JOHN CALLAHAN, MICHAEL
y her srteu.l, sI AID sevenhave solih Brook
Ign. G1wanus
MRS. KnlBALL, Chrvoyant and Magnetic
VI Physician No 90 Erosiwt. Ensncs on gwenh,i.
VHE TWENTY-THIHD ANNUAL REPORT
ING THE CONDlTiON Of TIL POOR. being ready sub
.llbel wi. b. upped pract.cabe their rdrnes.
i.rdiite,, b. calling the dice Room No 90 Bible houe
following ofor. q the .oofrou ard Chairmen
Comfsies are l.ts, - 90 g.g's ,as,' lions viz
HOEA no ALLEN. Slcr-prsidrnt No. Is CIuon.plaes.
JAslEs LENOX Nlc~PF-sitnt, No. 81 Finh-aye.
JOVE 4. GREEN Nre.Tredl~nt No. n Sou,h-st
JOHN DAVID WOLFE, NosPsdd@n; No 70 Madson.svs
A n NETMORE tir9frstsut, No. ~ Nesry-sL
NUbIVT b. HiNIiLNt Ifrrlr~r No. ID sOuiE-sl
JOSEPH b. COLLINS besonius Secretary, No. 20 Waist
l. il Az III George W. Able NJ Pines,
- IV.-tla.l-s Cliuh-iail. 30, ~ ssuth 81
V-Iie.fy : Tsrtell. No. o. Worl-t
Vf-Iohn BOYD No. y Iriukiin.st
vIf-Robeft 5. Pace ". So Water It,
VfiI.-Joiu Endipft, NJ .! tharlionst
IX-Dsne French 10. } lAlressi.
IN %. Co.rs N0.l.l fnrsYthat
XI-J.mes Litb, 10 2i5 sevei4.st
xHiii-IvHl A. W,Isrr. No. 30 Sberia.,,
NIV.-Dayid TER, No. 1872 AiubsuysL
vyluD-yd ISsI. 30 ~ We.s fw-nty. 6rsts,
NVTi.-WliAn Tu.ow, No ~ secondeye
&tlll.-Aduu ". spies. 10 ~ t;a.t q went yhg'i"t
XX-H o. sune 10 r9 n shthayr
XX!-wm. Bb5ins ~ D., No 50 LsIiustonsye
XAIl.-A ~ lyon ~, ,l lI' Wa lory'scond'''
sTEWARTBROWN No YVES, Thirty.fourhsL
GEORGEGRlsWOLD. No 81 flnh-sye
r.. C. BENEDICT, NO % Ienthtt
HIRrLEY, secretary No. % Bible Houss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
GUPREAIE COURT-City and County OF New
- YnrE. = H.NHY MORGAN. EDMAnD M0RlAN and
:" '--' IEyARTs. s0GrHMAYD { cuoArE.

NUPREME COURT-In the matter of the appca-
" ton Of DANIEL BURNETT and ohers Trustees Of tie Burt
nett an Resell Aiuu. Company dissolve she Corporation
Plsuan 70 orcer Of The Supreme Court q tho state Of New
1ofk made entered n tits the l Day OF September,
sd DANIEL p INGRAHAM IT, TIE Receiver appointed BY The
cour and named So The said od-r WI ale % LubAe
io - O'Clock the Exchnge Seo1m. No III Broad
gay The City NeloIk, by JAMES b. MILLER, AucaoLeeE
he 70 ewing described lands and premises, VIZ:
AL and singular certain Mining Cain known e. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
\TEw.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
TRAfys LEAvE NFw.YoHA
lsE SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1859
COMMENCING JULY . Isys

p,,,psr Station IA New Yofr ooffsr TweaT ,svaths
foarntss Luiian-s on twenty ieFruth.-