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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

NEW Goods of all kinds. just received
IN and Tor sale BY ID. s. Renfch.
GROCERIES of-ll kinds at reduced
VI prices for sale by D. s. Rentch.
DURE Java Coffee. and Lancaster all
/ " DOL Blankets. for sale by
Dec. % p. H. Strode's
TUST received another supply Of Cast.
y mers and Couons, which will be sold
cheap Baker E. It'll.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
Dr0tl)s.

In Chsrlesrown. on the l2th inst. after
a pro,,sc,ed sickness. Mise JaHe RfbSrca
Griggs, third daughter OF the late Dir
lee Griggs.
On Wednesday morning last. p, his
residence in this ouuty.Mr. James Lind
seq. aged 10 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

De- The Recorder Of this county issu.
ed on las. Monday FIVE marriage licenses.
Tni. is doing very we'll for one day, and
we " ould 10. be surprised il the late cold
wsa,her dbl not hurry up some Of our
bach Tor gents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
Tha I.Ast hinmtiI.

The life of Old 1866. beautifully sug-
ges,s the Marlinsbure New Era, is past
the oscar and yellow leaf" and last near
ing the Winter of Death. Soon he Will
draw the drspery Of his icy couch about
him and lie down in endless sleep. The
sands Of his life are almns, run. This is
the last month Of his allotted time, and II
partly gone. How swiftly, as on arrow
from a strong bow, il has 9uwn How
rapidly the days, like char.o,s laden with
The trophies Of viclory, have swept by
II seems but yesterday that We stood a.
the portals Of The year, now so near lis
close, or kneel!ng at our affairs thanked
our God that HE light Of New lear had
dawned upon the tents oil our pilgrim aye.
Ii seems as though bn, a singh twerJ
step has been taken. Tor he shrines Of
New Years day are s:ilI il sigh,-bul
still it is the resl fact lha, we have jour
neyed a lorg distance, and are many days
Of toilsome travel nearer home than when
the year began. We have mounted many
a hill OF Difficulty, rested al many way
side Inn Of Content, drank Of many Bit
Ter pool of Sorro~-upon which ~e shall
never look-oyer which we shall never
toil-at which we shall never kneel again.
We have passed OH our urney many a
maidstone, and plucked old MOSES from
il, beside which we shall never again
pause for rest. We have spoken sad
gpod-byes TO friends whose faces We shall
look upon no more /; We have smiled al,
bridsls whose pealng anthems Of rtJolc-
ing we sball never hear again ; we have
stood at y,aves, and laid dear ones there
IN. Whose l.et will never walk again tie
green paths Of earth. and whose sunny
smiIes will never again cheer our droop-
ing spirits.
Bus III !ho year so NiIIly going, lhus
s,rewins lie v nh shadowS Lave we no,
sa,hcrsd. here and there, closisrs OF
pleasant frui, hv the way IN which We
IrarotyrG iisyc We nc! boAuJ leaves
Of healing with tie cypress wreath aud
sometimes found pearls in The bVllOm OF
our cups al Sorrow
ALI. ye' ! no lie IL Wholly dsTF-ther'
are flowers as well as iran bIts ~ every
garden-lhere are joys md victories as
we'll as grieis and defeats IN every eXpe
''en'e' A"' '',"",' '""N''1 '''" " N'o
mug" we ''e oe'"'"'' p'"''' '''' A"'
'Ir'e' we see also pleasant ""'SS "he'e
We nave ioi'ere"' s"' "eoih eF"rh'
whose glory crowned US Win halo.
ihefei' r. lei us DC content
Inc Gays passive grow ol'-lhreaoi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

o. Navigation upon The G. Il o. Co.
Dal Is suspended for the prssen. season.
and j, is said that IN unusual number OF
boats are "led Up" along ME line. The
water as drawn Of Oh Tuesday last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

GoLD IN FAIRFAX We are informed
by Er. Paul Gregory. tina, he has spec
linen OF gold, and a small portion OF
quaIlz, found ON land within six miles Of
ibis city, weig ching two and half ounces,
which Professor Henry thinks is pure
article. Ga The farm adjoining The one on
which This specimen was found. the DR.,
says he washed Gal seven ounces Of gold
inside of two days, and he is under The
Impression that This gold is found IN the
vein which runs through Maryland, Vir.
GINA. North Carolina and Georgia. We
has leased large qusd'ily OF land in The
vicinity OF where his specimens were dis.
coveied.-.4lerandrid Gazetts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

U.s. Go 10 Burkhsn's Drug Store and
procure nice lot of French Candies.
Photograph Albums. Jewelry. Fancy
Goods, &c. for Christmas presents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
Christmas.

| so Christmas. ....
"a merry Christmas 10 slI." On
Tuesday next. the 25lh of December, the
anniversary Of the birth Of Christ, the
Saviour of mankind, is. il accordance
with time honored custom. the season
for merry making "a merry Christmas
10 ALL" is then shouted by old and young
/, greeting We are always glad to hear. A
'ime, too. when We indulge in good din
ners and social board. (f we have them }
4 time, too, when we make presents to
our friends and when We expec, presents.
Hnw busy the little ones appear the even.
ing before Christmas, as they place their
stockings around the chimney corners for
"gopd Old Santa Claus to deposi. his
numerous gifts. How when morning
Jawns they arise from their beds and
rush eagerly forth to examine the toys,
candy, books. skates. and other articles
that have been left for them. With faces
radian, " it'll joy. they show Papa and
Mamma their gifts. ever and anon they
60 shouting through the house "a merry
Christians ~
Our merchants and confectionery deal.
ers. anticipating the wants of all, have Sc.
lec,ed rare and choice lot Of goods. suit.
able Tor the holidays. B.ker & Hill, ID.
s. Renlch, p. II. Strobe, VIM. A. Char.
line and Cost & Wagner. dealers in Dry
Goods. Groceries, &C., are prepared to
furnish their friends with anything in
iheir line they may desire. Lloyd Lick
lider has a fine assortment OF ready. nj AIDE
Clothing, Notions, &c, for his friends.
Rghi>llne q lii nrickhouse. Fashionable
Tailors, also have fine stock of Clothing
on hand, which shev have selec,ed with
great care for he iinIdavs. IT. the con
DICTIONARY line We have J. NJ. StuGetra-
ker. J. A. Adams, VIM. aub:igh, and
John Keesecksr. wko have already re.
reised their supplies Of TOYS .Conft .ion-
aries. &C., &C., wh!eh vii 40 dur, BE
eagerly songh, .iier By lhs llule CUES.
X. q. DurkhaT', "a popular nr"gg;Sl AZ
Notion Dealer, is also up with the tunes.
and has a splrudid 10. Of sr'irlss in his
line, d. we'll as soa,, tins f.ench Csndies
J. l.. Darnell. The inde!s'is able Artist
10 also prepared 10 accommodate all who
may wish Gem Pir:u,e Of themselves
or their friends, beside having other nice
,hings for all who may call to see him,
We have mol spsce To mention one half
the good ihings' hal are IN store tor our
citizens during the approaching Holidays.
We fancy even nav, lhal We bear them
shouting "a merry Christmas TO all"
g. CIRCUIT CouRr.-A called session
of our Circni Cour, convened in thi.
place on Thursday. His Honor Judge
Hall, We are glad To state, has sufficient
~ recovered trom a severe and protracl
81 illness. as 10 enable him To- preside.
Several preliminary questions in The con
,ested SheF!halsy case wee argued ~hich
were o,rrruled. ihe Court sustaining the
,it of nunddmuS as The proper action.
The main Question Of eligibility. a, he
Vine Of going 10 Press, was under srgu-
1eni.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

@ Both Houses Of Congress have
agreed to adjourn from Thursday. the
ooh OF December, 10 Thursday, lhe Sd
Of January. 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
AlG1HIR VAR DECLARED !!

nNu 1HNu " LII CLunnNIu
Great Slaughter Anticipated I!
|fIAVlNG returned from The Eastern
AZ m3rksrs with large ard well select.
ed stock, w"nh respectfully request my
rl! customers aud Me public generally 10
call and examine for ihrmselves. Hs,.
ing rurcEa'ed since the heavy drcIinr.
sill be .ble 10 sell al lie very lowest pos.
sIhIr prices. Ny sIook consists oi
Try Goods,
Notions,
Hats an Caps.
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Q,ePnsware, &C., &c.
In fact. complete ass0rlmrHi. which
viii sc ! at Ihr l""eSl po.sibe rates tor
CASH or in exchange Tor Country Pro.
dure. Call aud examine, We charge
nothlng for showing Guods.
Z. II. STROBE.
Shepherdstown Dec %, 1866. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
NOTICE..

nLJ, PERSONS ind. bed TO the under"gn.
IL ed are requested 10 come Forward an"
s.I,Ie up bv tie first Of January. as
rr,mn, IA, men, will be required IRON
all indebted ~ Us. ,,
Dec % BAhEh q t'''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

GS. d.. V ahe,ow. Dentist. is now is
town. Give hin.s e.lI, those who need
bis services.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

w ANTED -lO,0OO pounds of Rag.
" wanted, for witch 3 cents in cash
will DE given. aud cehts in merchandise.
Dec " ". a. ChapHae.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

ShtlGll Baskets and Sleigh Bells, for
~ sale cheap al the Hardw are Sluto.
DEC u E. Shafer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
GIje 13(orkfts.
Shepherdst0Wn MalEet.

Co,reehd ~erhiJ BY D. S. Rentch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-16

THE HUB-Thc Iron Mountain of Missouri is said
to be exactly i'll the geographical center Of the United
States. 1t Is an almost solid mass of specular iron
ore. rising from a level plain 26O feet. It's base
covers 500 acres. The ore contains 81 per cent. Of
iron. 1t may very properly be called the Hub of the
Union.
says
Frederick Hudson has been made the reception Of
n very elegant testimonial from the Herald Club,
consisting of a gold watch and chain, aud a beauti-
fully bound book containing an address with the
autographs of all the members OF the Club. MIR.
Hudson has been for more than % years a hard
working, faithful, business journalist, and deserves
not only the good will and respect Of his associates,
but of the city journals. The Associated Press, of
which he has been an active member from the begin
ming, at their March meeting, unanimously rendered
him their respectful Tememberances and their best
wishes tor his speedy restoration to complete health.
\ CHLoRoFoRMED ELEPHANE-The Topeka State
Record lets off the following gulaw at the ST. Louis
Republican:
there's a Imaginable side to almost everything. So
there is to President Johnson's veto, and that is the
eject it has on the Copperhead press. The ST. Louis
Republican. whose subsistence for the past five years
has been on funeral baked meats, hobs around tine
arena in perfect ecstasy of pleasure Ii slaps the
President on the bank. calls him g glorious Old
ANDY says he is a tower of strength against the
assaults of the disuuiOnists, calls on the people 10
: rally round him." and pirouettes about him as
though he was n long lost brother, left III his infancy
on n des,la;e island, but now discovered, recognized
and identified by the wart on his elbow, and the eie-
CANT voice he has for whisky. The Republican acts
like an elephant that's been taking chioroform. Who
cares for broken crockery when fun like this is 60
ing on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-16
HONOLULU DESTILLERY

FENiIS PIONEER LISH VI r L.
n which i now in fun operation, has constantly on hand a
supply of various
KINDS OF IN BOND.
Manufactured from the purest materials. and guaranteed per
fecty free from all manner Of aduirrltion, and OF a quality
equal, a strength higher. and at prices MUCH LOW
than : usually demanded here, made up in packages ana guam
titles, to suit customers, either for home consumption or export.
a fair and unprsjndiced trial IS respectfully solicted' ana II Is
confidently anticipated that these really domestic manufactures
made exclusively from the products Of these Islands, Il e.
serve and secure a decided preference from a discerning puunC'
Orders will be received at the Works, or in the Post Office, BOX
81, and shaI,be promptly attended to.
53 6m T. ". WARREN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-16

P.S-An assortment of GROCERIES. 4 an
numerous other articles AT low prices as above. 5I3-6m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..."... sErT. %

CLEARED
Steamship City Of London (B MhshOu's Liverpool, John o.
Dale. -.... =. ., n,-,.- . -
st..Inshio Mars. lituny Philadelphia. -
Steamship sans Cube Smith Gnytowp, Me- Norm Ame
sbp Fshs 81 dey sainpson New Orleans r. Lowden
steamshp Acushuet. Kelly Bedford frTs Nooc
sleamshp Gulf Stream, scnda i-guSfa Porto Ctoeio @c
stssushl PERT Gasaer Gsy,i,os sI,Sore. rs'tsl GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
NEW. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1861 SUNNI ER ARRANGEMENT ls6a
COMMENCING JULY y 100
Station Twenty seventh-s6 aho
Fourtn-s,s Entfancs u lwentv seVentpsL

TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN: -.
ForE.w Haven 200 400 fEr.,I ll3O. rs (EL,b AGO.
gE1 a Ia. 40 and a00fEx,bp 80 - m
FoI Bridgeport. 100 500, (ID n.Oa ni HI' tEAS w.
III. As. - ND 900 tEx.D D.
Fer Milford II. % m lt5 SD p M
Por Fsirhsld Southport and Wesport 100 3oA LA 40
For Nor~aIk TOO 900. E1 $50 lipA NJ. III. (ELJ 300,
Ok 3l5 a3O co. (EE.l u.
Tor Daren, no. $50 l.10 A. n Sa+5, SO. 80 p m.
for 0een~ieb 100 $50. lJ0 Alb 1s3 Az 30 90
Stamford 100 500 Ell $50. lL30A 2l3 tExD 2i9
400 (kx,l q, 40. $50. go 400 (EI.)p IA 90. 80
chester stations I01 ajV il1J N
AIS 3i5. 40 so. $50. 100 D.
For Boston, Springfield 800 EI 400 tEL,laoo
FOR Boston, via Shore Line. l2l5 tEI.l GOOo N. 80
For Hartford am Springfield, a0o ~ EIj i%I9 ~" VbA''
G0Op
River Railroad 400 lE1J Hop N tohon'
ueal 200 p u NorthAmpton. -.
For Hartford Providence aud Fishk Railroad s ELI u
FER New Haven New and stOnngton Railroad a. e"
100 500 o. N
Yor canal RAiiroad t2l5o m. 10 EOfthamp,SA
for Iiousutonlc Railroad la m 3 o. n
borS nam Railroad. s.0Js M. 100 o. m
ror Danbury and NorwAk Railroad. , a. H. 40 D. N
''"H oai'0' ''pAs ~ JANIS h HoYT. sauL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
SrATH o. NEW-YoLR. BANK DEPARTu.yJl
Afuaxv Anil n l0E
Dlui0cn0 Notices.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND and PACIFIC RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY.-A DIVIDEND ofFlNE PER CENT
noe Of Goemmeat taGe has been declared PAYABLE on TIE
closed the Twenty and opened on the Twelfth day CT Oeo
In order 20 avail themselves q the above dend M BE-
sary Of Chicago and Rock Island Railroad COMM
'Li
rror 10 the closing 2h 81 September
n.: 90 a Ceztihfses thus EXCHANGED 30 prsen"d
for conversion end lo l2h day az Obrl sud e bidders
Gehcates aid to Of - per share on
the D. H. lDe'oi SECRETARY.
NTAVASSA PHOSPHATE COMPANY-TlllRD
~ DiVlDEND-Tbe Trustees ~ che NANAesA FiiOsIaAlE
COMPANY nave this day dcaIod SEM ANNUAL DlslDhND
ofTWO DOLLARS per share payable setotr ~ le & stA-
holders that Transfer Books cod hu September
% september o. 1860 WALTER J. IA b" iON lfre'u'ri
Sew.i ofk. sep. 0, 1860.
DEOPLEs PETROLEUM Co.-The Trustees Of
tho Peoples Company have hls day se Jared
DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CENT, payable 90 to Office OF Do" COM
psny Broadway and aer O % Ianer boo' octod
nom Uc o IS. inclusive. EDWARD SUBWAY FER
New YoIt. sept d. l6t,. h,.lgtry
OFr1og op rag PANAHA RAILROAD cosrASr. 49,
ToNTNR BuILDIsGs. No. 3 violet NfFfonk ser q l't.
Doth DINIDEND-Ihe Board Of Directors have
> day declared DIVIDEND ofFoUH PR CEnI out =
earnings he road the three MONTE ending s inst ana
TWO PER CENT e tue ohing o. steamer sans 'esse
etc PAYABLE their eg- repfesoaaes on and
alter oct &C.. -
until the morning Of Oct T. hf-Hhf sAlllh ii's'vic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
Ocean Steamers

BANANA, NEw-ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN
dpr,rye or an COX MnSiSH ii3S BETWEEN NEW
YOHK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA rANAMA D..
to Wsas,os Nsvzes.nd aoh JON, By p. steamship IA
h6ia o9" py d d III h % I4 o@ wason to Auel
ns 0S sS'G snd Ha b *. Company.
ueamers ., ,,,..r,.r, and
New alssgh r'' sd r'o all the rneP'
The opening q ,hs Company chip. n eonlGast.a Win
hOss the f''ihe Mail si9,g tp'"5 WI" be az ''"'
From New Yort June II.
Prom WrIinrion X; =. July q.
Arriving at sydney, Jolly g. ~
From sew.Yors to wellington. 20 day.
From Panama 70 Wellington, 20 dayt
10 ''DD'' OF '''0''' Ho@EwGRD
From wslinton, n y June
Arriving at EswYOrG, July 20
wellington to HswYorI q dsyI
Msas tSH. to r' SSs9D say' d.,. .saon
Tho will be continued monhy In unison with the foregoing
Particulars off.r,. and application Pacific M. Steam
'N'' GHls " WEST Agent No. . wil.as,. S.~Yok
New Yo %% May r. Is fss' N''I' ----'
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
o THE2TaHh i kInt 10 sr G4tit9 Mai
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
steamers Pier No q Eoh River. TOO, Of Canssi a. ID
Tt VS, Can't a III Il sr. .iDar -
oe iiHGRizosx c.st Jeff M.ury. with sAcRA.
Oct SCHEsRY caAUycEY CAPITA Cray connect With
All Stpsru1s. touch at 2espaoo
1 America, ss s nd I A S.s f ,os66 hsHn
d DP FsS . as S:fs %5p ss z8 Toe
Company China Lane leaving San frsna'eo Jan 1897 for Hong
On. hundred pound. Of baggage allowed each adult h'diens AID
To passage ticket. and all further Information rPp, the Oe
the ~'''' '''' Of ''"'' S K HOLMAN. As,st
vEoR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA:-The Pacific
m Ss ss9 s c.TP:9 :. ' nsa OCEAN eUhES vi" sal
fo rates &C. inquire Freight oos cSmg.ny' Pier No a
North h''' ''0' 0'n''i Sole Frtir F A..S,sP n Sec
NOR CHINA The Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
c9sIA RGA csO vi Il spasts f T IN
To- Tor Hong Yong via the Cspe limited
cabin p'snsr cOnrscien Hong Kong igr shsnhs
i % 1s-'A''- For ''E' Apply 'l' COMPANY once NO "
NOR NEW. ORLEANS, Drect.-The new and first.
viii leave Pier So%SS R. on SATURDAY, Oct sGaP. IN.
to For freight Or '''''' hS'G Con- S $ .g
NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The New-York
Mail ssamsnip CSmpsnIs 'ssps5 Missouri VIZ Is.,s on
october g. m IRON the cOmpunvs Pier No HH n Bl,
s Of Ls' sd d& III s5 S.N NO. s3 -'
Umpire LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
II EVERY S sJATURpanl IRON .2 PEI y u n r.
The fsvorits ddevhes steamship.
1 sh b' %a commando. S October
Through tickets snd bills Of adns to all points
G&aRIsoS ALLEN. No Bowlinrsreen. N Y.
EOR NEW ORLEANS.-BLACK STAR LINE
NJ ss sts1R R, on sGTnRbkf o At For Ss or
paassRe. having hand accommodations apply
X LOWDEN. Agent, cor. Cedar end West sta.
DAVID MoCOARD. Agent IN New-urissns
NOR SAVANNAH GA. MURRAY's LINE
III CHANGE or DAY. EVERY TUESDAY.
The fvonrs Steamship VIRGO T. NJ. Bakley Commander viii
TUESDAY, Oct precisely, iron Pier No 10,
EIu River. foot o. Wsls-
Bills OF LadDg and Passage Tickets given 10 all points IN
connection with GeOrEis Central RAlrosd
M6RRfY. fERRis 4 Co, No. 81 and 81 south.,t
NOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
Regular United sittssh Steamer sailing on the 2ld oisVsy
SOUTH AMERICA Capt y. l. Tinklspaugh... November p
oUUDINg STAR Can't w. q December n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
Bieamboais and HaiIroaoa


LNRIR RAILWAY.-Trsins leave Depot foot OF
"a, n Day E,pres Rochester Buffalo Salamanca DunLs
ard all points West and Sosh
s30 IA, Way Train dhly 10 0tsvine.
l0a RI Express N all buffalo. SalamaneA and West
M, Way Train, for hiddlst0wn
laop m. Wsy, for Port Jer,s, Newbnrsh Warwick
Night Eypfess Buffalo Salspanca and DuIkirk.
Lightning Express daily for Bhfo Salamanca Dunkirk
and al points West and south.
D. NJ Emigrant Train, daily, for the West . .
Espess TraA IN direct correction With az Southern and
We 4. BIas esul Ps's- Aren't - ~
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
ON and or Monday May 10 1885, trains for Albany and Troy
connecting with Northern Western trains viii leave NewYork
ss M E.pes. train Wis Hudson River RaIos1 ThriethSt
and anava through Buffalo and Suspesion Bdee without
change and connecting u Troy With trains Tor hatAnd par
i M Mail train River Railroad connecting at Albany
with estern trains trains for the orh
III trany Harlem RAILROAD, 1--we
Fonrhye Chatham with Western Railroad Tor LOB
Troy with trains Springs Ruisnd Burlington and Mon
Frrr, train via Hudson River Railroad connecting At
Albany with trains and Troy with trans for h'n'fe
Esprs., tain via Harlem RAnrosd connecting Chatham
with Nedern Road Lebanon Springs and Pthei Aosy
With West and at Troy with trains ior kHuAn' burlington
M HInrsss raIu via River Railroad with seopugcar
,,rhJ and though and Suspension Bridge without
ebanee OF cars Also eepnCar eyey day excepting os'udsy
.ttsc Ell from through OgdeaSoarRH
"a Rome w and O. Railroad This viii on Sunday Con-
usrton fcy Troy will be made a T. Albany.
ii no train River Railroad with car
arriving at Albany Troy the morning. aud CONNECTING wa"
uAhA i0' N''"' a"' wM r. VANDERBILT eePresident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, sept 2s-ln steam
~ Pm Mr. ana Dr DR. Young and family Miss Centwel
pisoa Miss G Mis-, smith A. HeneaTsh, X hhsde.
a. snJ Mir. Gage Miss Gage Mr. Tucker Sir Pall MI Evee
CAM TesFue Mr. Bowser Pollard Mr.. Bksee hr' blalAsoe
"a Fernando H. COwan and $40 IN the seerase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
e. R.. $50 sun sets.......5;43 Moon Rise.... ii is
' HIGH
Sandy HooL....:2& Gov Island. 2oo Hell os'e''''"''fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

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PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LhBOR.-Pursuant
10 resolution Board Of State Prison Inspector sealed
I'M day Of the labor and services
Of Oj Male confined in @ Prison to te employed n tho
Quauyng Cutting and Manufacturing stone of the Term Of F"e
Year, the let day y Msfrn 1907" -,
the labor aud services 81 100 Male Convo' confined N
Prison be employed ~ the mAnrieere Of Noih ana @
period 81 Five on the LET day OF oVe
labor and services Of such oonvcs employed in quarry
in cutting one the contractor o. have o." pV
ee Of carrying eating and manai4etufng 9's ~ nr aa
belong tho Prison together Win he Igit 81 way 20 Ana ION
SAND the public highway and 10 aud from The docks III ne yAd
o. he Prison.
With the abor Of such onvs employed IN The
bcurs Of clothing suitable shoProom IN The yard Of the frison vi"
be furnished lof that
be entered into Tor such aof and effe
with prc. per dsy II couartc sud ie or
b. blsut viii h. depoftd % ths ohe with thf 't o. i
Prison for the inspection Of al persons deor' o. oPo'ns mere
Propo,a fr such labor be employed IN qusrn
sddre the undersigned AID uafsd Pc
potas for the Labor Of Convcts 90" stone OufT lho' io
ihe = employed tie m,nuiurs e ning
L Of Convs 20 be employed n ihs Nsnl-etle ,l5nsf
Tey must be- sccampan by The written consent o no
I'd justification q the SIRE r. n slm o' ir'n Ss "
provided ~ section u. chap 70 o' tle .a~ 30 ifn
proposals. opened le lnsprft once in ihn fffon
On Toe sad i'th DAY 81 vei'trI' s'f " ~ 'h .,'t -,
No proposal wall boz eutottud Wi ID Offers more man ors pes
inderrao Tcect OBJ ~ aHy q he rfopo'ai mace a. J
aha desu Tor the ineest al tie state - o. -
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SEALED PROPOSALS, indoried Proposal. for
- boiling Ksvsuae Cuers vii b. vrd % ths Depart
nent uuul a. WEDALsuAi e lotn ol Orep' utft lo
r-u and fore aud az 100 d. The vessels
60 be- built copefd end copper snsd ad o.
.,se, s,rtr,eo smarti6n flrnlrr nautcsl inst1-
AID olhfs Specification be- obn,d At ne D.
se,se mu.i accompany bid a. Sic ULLO1H seeATy Of
the Ireailfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Fall arrangement
October Leaves James slip y N, tor orsn az
non and way stations for Syosset and way stations ~
. M Greenport 400 M syos.et Auo way "a
tons $50 Farungdaa and way stations and es'u'0'' "t
o kor;h lair. --
NAORRrS and EsSEY RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foo, and Sher July ~ Morning mar
Hackeow 1and !asrmseiate stations wiz eav ..
Express p. N n scuoorr ,.,.,.,, srn.,in,eraent