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fArEST SECTIONAL BUiLDISGs.-Thosc in want
'f houses Immediately, are rcfsrre to the ADVERTISE
ncnt of Mr.. Tucker in to-day's issue.
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THE Executive Committee have received from the
Citizens OF Lancaster s22s 90, through {. L. Allen,
Isn
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RATioNs.-Thc issne of ratons at Market Hil,
his been reduced To 40 average OF about ,cOJ pea
d.ly, s4 iI4it
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A ACURIoUs SToRY.-The Knoxville (Tenn.l COR
respondent OF the Detroit Post writes to that paper
some interesting facis of an attempt Of party of
rebels to swindle Amos Lawrence, Esq, of Boston,
and not entirely succeeding in that to arrest
and hang Andrew johnson In 1861, et.er
was sent 60 Mr.. johnson by Mr.. Lawrence, congrat-
nlating him on the noble stand taken bv East Ten
essee. The letter was opened by the Postmaster
one G. w. Charlton, who Shove 1t to some of his
friends, and they thereupon conceived the idea of
replying to it in Mr.. Johnson's name. They wrote
reply, stating that the Union was doing
well, but they greatly needed some money. Tot is
letter they forged Mr.. Johnson's name. Mr.. law
replied sending draft for S1910 and stating
that If Mr. johnson would allow him to show his
letter III Boston, he Id not doubt that he could
raise $4,000 easily. They thereupon forged ply,
giving permission to exhibit the letter, and asking
that the money be sent by express in New England
bank bills.
Before the money was sent, however, commqnica-
tion was interrupted. something occurred to ex-
cite the suspicious of Mr.. Lawrence, and the New
gland bank bills were not sent. To carry out
their wckedness, these gentlemen then determined
to arrest Mr. johnson, charge him with carrying on
atreasonable corre pondence with the enemy, con-
vict him b. the prod action Mr. r. e's letters
tnone which he ha ever seenl and hang him to the
nelrest tree. The plan to capt Ire him well laid
-an officer by the n me OF Hindman General
nom ARK nsas) offering to do the work, and swear
ing that he would hang him as he could catch
him Inc plan was only defeated by the refusal OF
John II. Branner, President OF the East Te lncssee
and Virginia Railroad, who was in the secret, to fur
n1sh \ SPECIAL train to transpo Hindman and his
select body OF troo 4. BY the delay thus caused
MT. johnson was enabled to escape. lits5
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SIMPLE INGENUITY. The venerable and
highly esteemed DR.. Eliphalet Clark and his
family were absent from the city during the
museum for the Society of Natural History,
directly opposite DR.. C.'s residence, and deem
ed fire proof, was found to be on fire, a labor
ing man got upon the Doctors root, which
was slated but had wooden cutters, and SIM
ply stopped up the holes leading from the gut
ters to the conductors. This done, few
pals of water from the tank in the attic kept
the cutters full and slightly running over, saw
ing the building from the most imminent
danger. The idea is worth recording and be-
ing remembered for some similar emergency.
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House and Lot for Sale

l " Westbrools. near Morrill's Corner New-housc.
tw'-story. II r.tnms. with all The converienccs;
mocrn style well inishol, with l.: to OF land
Irlce reasoablc. Enquire of ANDREW CRAM, On
the premises, or w B. Goodrich, Stevens Plains.
Aug3, 1s6G-d3w Argus copy.
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On and after Monday next tho Counting Room
the Press viii be at No. ITO Commercial Street,
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ONE VINO WENT.

WHO WASrs House RENT FEEE.-yester.lt
Mayor Stevens received the following letter .rol
Wisconsin. Ii any persons, who have been deprive
OF their homes. desire to accept the geucrous oicr
they will NAL application to Nr. John L. Berry, o.
Georgetown, Mainc.
OSHKOSH. July 2sth, 1eCc.
To His Honor, Ae Mayor Of Portland:
SfR-I hive no immediate funds 10 offer to the sli--
fcring people Of Portland, but If any two .mil;cs
viii accert Of the OF house, rent free for yca.
from date, they welcome the house. Said house
is situatc'i in Georgetown Maine and easy of aces
by water from your city. Application to be mac &c
John L. Berry, of that town.
Respectfully yours,
T,
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POWnal.

E As-Q POWnal. Afe
The Union voters of Pown Il are requested to meet
at the Town House in Pownal, Saturday, the 11th
last, ats o'clock p NJ for the purpose of Sc Getting
Delegates to attend the County Convent en-, to lie
held in Portland, Aug 18TH Per Order.
Pownal, Aug 4th, 1866. sNtd
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DIN BERRY.

INTERNAL HEvENUE.-The following shows the
amount Of assessments certified by Nith1 G. Mar
shall. Assessor of The First District OF Miine to Ma
thanie! j. Miller, Collector of said District during
the month of July, A. D. 1866: &c.:
Amount mouthly list, S79,coe 0.
Amount previously certified during fiscal
year lsC6, 1,2sS.esS o.
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Good Ghanc

A ,SMALL' Grocery Stock, In affrst rate nghboa-
Ahooo, can be had at q lew price, if applied fol
lmmeda ely. The present proprietor teing Obliged
10 cnange business on acc unit OF falling health
App5sto W; Il. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent op-
pcsto ftp mouse. rs saru 'flt
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EASE EAIL.-Tbcre will be a match g;imc OF base
ball this Afternoon NJ o'clock bcrwecn the Ions aud
rickci nine, on the Eon's grounds.
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CLAIM AGENcy.-Pcrsons who desire to obtain the
additional bounty for soldiers or Ior the cirs OF de-
ceased soldiers, are referred to the card oil wm. il.
Fesscn'len Esq., who, Claim Agent OF the Sanitary
Commission. has had good eNrcrencc in procnrinE
PENSIONS. He may be iouiid at No. il Brown street.
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CORTLAND AND VICINITY.
THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL CoU

JUICE KISGsDURY PRESIDING.
Friday.-Jolm Hagln, for Lrceny Of some forty
feet Of gas pipe, sentenced to sixty days imprs-
onment in The County jail.
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For Sale.
inNE half Of the d luble cottage House, rear of II
" Mechanic rect; said house contains seven
rooms, good cellar-cemented floor good cistern-
For particulars enquire at 81 Congress street, over
Thayers Drug Store before o'clock in the morning
or after o'clock at night or at No Clapp's Block
Congress street, at business hours. aug4tf
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Being the regular assessments committed to the COL
lector during the fiscal ye,I ending JUNO go, 1ScJ:
The otl collections reported to the Assessor by the
Collector, for the fiscal year abvyc named, are S1222
C5y,e7
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state Normal Sch
,TNHE Fall Term will commence with an examina
tionofcandI1ates on Wednesday Aug 22d. under
the direction of G. NJ. GALE, Principal, :, -
.'T EDwAkD BALLARD,
Superintendent of Common Schools
Brunswick, Aug 2, 1866. augiioSS
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HOUSE.

4 The subscriber, lately proprietor Of the
rrfErs American House. which w;ts DESTROYED III
k6sIE the great fire, bcgs to announce to his old
d!EHTiG friends ard patrons that he has leisod the
EEM1'& commodious building ON the corner OF Mid
dc and India Streets, Portland, has reiited and re-
furnished it throughout gnd Will open it for the ac-
of the public, 1t
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 9TH.

The new establishment will also be known rs thu
American House; and the proprietor solicits renew
nj OF tho public patronage so bcrllly accorded lcn
at his old stand. Jf WM. NJ. LEWIS.
August 4th, 1scG. Dim
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The JOHNSON CoNvENr1oN.-Rhode Is
land makes no prefer; c IS, and sends straight
Democratic delee lion, to whom the Provi-
dcnee Journal alludes little unkindly as
follows - 81 II 80,
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For Sale or Lease.

For Sale or Lease. .,
THE property adjoining the westerly side of the
l. Canal Bank, known as the ssNVildrage'' proper
ty, will be sod or leased tor term of years it is
two 70 on Middle street. extending back en- RODS
Of building, as any in the city. Apply to
9 9 - NATH'L f. DEERING,fS
aug4-dtf No. 10 Free Street,
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70 For sale by Druggists.
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

ACCIDENT ON THB HARLEM RALB0AD-Last
Saturday night most singular accident occurred to the -
O'Clock train from New York 10 Williams Bridge on the
Harlem Railroad horse had got into culyet between
and Fordam A the train dashng along there
yioOd poor doomed horse the cowcacer struck the
borse severed the head ro the body and cut the body In
bwain The conclusion great 10 break tnc COW
bacher into fragments throwing the second car from Inc track
breaking the and one Of wheels In this crippled con
bOn the train about 100 yards dragging The body
~ The horse along with H. bnay throwing II about twenty iee
hom the track The engineer whsed down brakes The CON
hHct0f himself spang 70 the brakes and kept bis position there
unt the train stopped The train delayed about three
quarters Of hour until the conductor could send back 20 the
workshop % fremont for another engine The New HNen
olJal0a-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
Ocean Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALlFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED sTATEs MAIL,
u a A n A

CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD 80.
Steamers leave Pier No ~ Nofh River loot OF CahIs " -
0 clock noOn follows: =, .,-- ..aL
Dec. L-OCEAN QUEEN, Capt Jer Mtury eohheethE "iHA
GOLDEN AGE Capt Lapidge.
Dee Ii-HENRY CHAUNCE1 Cart \. q. cray eonhec'hE
with GOLDEN CITY Capt Natkint. III,
Dec 2i-RisING STAR Capt T. A. Harris connecting with
MONTANA, Capt. - a.. .-..., =,
An departures Aespuco those Of j.. and 2 eonns
Panama with South Pacific t aud lth for Zen
those q let touch az MaIzanlo:
Departure Of 18th each month connects win TIE ne" eA '
ftom Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand. -,
Steamer H. 1866 will connect with the tr sreeI W o
Company Line leaving San francisco Jan 1901 for ioAo
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free
For massage and all further information apply At the Once on
'he "hafi ioo' "i '1NA' - ~ ''' = X HOLMAN AGENT
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

- -. o-,-yo1E DEPARrnKxr OF kIEASch ptss SH lsG
RseH,yEE oS TATEs kEW CogRr 5ouss tabv Given TO
TINO AX-PAYERS.-hOIiChl sinS - n en ihs ls,h pss
=, st5itona One per will be addea x 90 - @soowiug
Al, tsnss unpaid on day. On ths l,t Of isS % Be- c
sso @ az - isS sy Of October 1885, to the date 81 Rs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
4 OYG ISLAND IRAILROAD.-Wintcr arrange
AIoRRIs nnh EssEX RAILRoAD COMPANY
and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
lsC SUMNER ARRGNOEaENE lSta
COMMENCING JULY ~ lso@

ftrs,f shon IN EsWYofE Twenty 'svsash't 'ne
foufth Lntftn1e or twenty s,seHthtt
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoKA;
For New Haven. 100 500 tEI,l lso- IN lll3 tEHJ AO'
fsr Bddsepor 100 400 ifII uJo q. i2is. tEIrJ 800
For Nj ford and stfaiiord 10 ~ 70 Is 40 p n
For fsiIaed Southport aEd Weapou. 80 I0A N ia ~
For Nor-,a zoo 500 GI.1 so nnA m la- En- 100,
iFr.l a.. 40. 40 800 tEI.l ".
Fof nar.en T.ng. 30. li1O o. ,1f3 80. 30 p m
For Ofcenwich ~ alp. lo tl., At' tn 30 tp p M
For Stamford o. 90 fEEDalO iL3o m. lla tEa) I'D,
300 FI a.. 80 so. 90 800 tEI.J o m "a, 49,.
Intermediate au0na w ~" INV m
ans 1Sa 40 40. GJ0. 100 m, ..
49, ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
FoI Boston. Springfield 100 tErl 100 lEr,l 200
Boston. ~ Shore Line l2i3 lEi..l Goo o. N 80. - ,
for liGuloTd and Springfield 40 tEIl iAN 81" tEIl
800 m.
trss ~ g. m. Northampton. - .
Hl3p =. ,.--,-,-- p.y...a sna .
a.. " l5 Lo0. 400 p n.
Fot Vap.l Railroad. l2.l5 10 Norhfmpon
fof uoasatonc Railroad. 5A g. ~
Fof Nsurstuck Railroad. AOl q. m 100 o. M
For Dsnburv NofsaE Railroad q ~ 80 :. n
JAMES u. HOYr SAINT
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave foot Of
~ Collandi-st Tor PHiLApgtPHtt s and 10 = M n o
and u for bbL.H aud NAsHis6fON a. snd O m
M, and y midnight
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
panring Academies

Danring Academies
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
n. No az FIFTH.AVENUE. n y
CLASSES on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
TuFsDAYs and FRIDAYS. Evening CaUes for Oentlemen
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
For Terms SC send for Circular
TIE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No. -
Fnbve corner Fourteenth st. open for the reception OF
1nu an rIff sDAYs aud FRIDAYS WEDNESDAYS aud SAT-
tRDAYS. -,
ti.uegen TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, ats o'clock
nUMARs DANCING ACADEMY, No. "a West
Fours Children Ladies Geutlemen Lessons every day
All taught in quarter siI Danees 10 sh lessons.
NE GARMOs BOOK. Third Edition, containing
an ae.nton. Of a, the Ouadnes Figures Of the German
Coion etc low ready; price 80 cents Apply a OF address NO.
az Flnhave.. corner Fourleenthtt
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
xxxIXth CONGRESS.

e,.,,5 P,g,ar Session; conrened Monday Dec. 8 ls66
SENATE.
LAFAYETTE s. FOSTER Norwich, Conn. President
join W FoRNEY Of Pennsylvania, Clark
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
Qeaehers.

4 GENTLEMAN having had several years ex,
~ peeucs in teaching wishes engagement as
hours daily References uneAoepohaDe Aouie"
TUTOR. care cf 7. Denhhu No. 800 Fouthsve
LADY of experience in Teaching desires to give
n INSTRUCTION 10 the English Bnches Latin FRENCH ana
1sc Highest references Address \ Tribune Ohice BOX No loh
INPFNCU CONVERSATION well educated
II and eompeen, Lady from Paris, DESIRES few more
Pupils in vie ~ tE Own fesurhoe or AZ
e rooms p-oerrss tie bgLt oi cy GrtLces gwen
Ai ir.s. ~ IN ou Nile. g.. No. NJ Btosdwuy.
DRIYATE LESSONS IN FRENCH and ENGLISH
IAv an rxp.risnsd would engage for an boar
or diy 4. GOyERNESS, highest references No ~ Wet
TF enty st., Seventh ave.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claveraek. Go,
iumba County ~ VI eco pays for Board Wsshns Fuei
ana Furpishsd ROOM and Higher ngsb
Latin snd Greek German, Drawing CIayonns and OA
Paptpg. term Of IL Term opens Dec. H.
Rev AIONZO FLACK, Principal.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

r,rs,f station IN New YofK eornsf and
Founh Lntfsnce r-euty ssVeHths-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

marked were members oil the AANllh Congress
In the above list have given the Of the Senators
and Representatives who elected by the Union-Re
publican party in Roman, and those elected Democrats
or Conservatives opponents Of the Republican party in
Italics Only Patterson Of Tennessee, Rousseau Of Ken
tucky Phelps of Maryland, and Noell Of Missouri have
been olassed as Democrats OF Conservatives because We
believe they now are fully identified with that party Thus
classified the two Houses, not taking into account the
States not vet admitted will stand
Senae-Republicsns (Unionists 4O Democrats and Con
seryatiyes, 10.
seryatiyes, 10
But number Of the Senators and Representatives
elected as Republicans and Unonists voted during the
last session Of Congress- with the Democrats against the
majority of Congress- and expected to do so again dur
ing the coming session. Thus the Republican party is
likely to lose four votes in tho Senate Dixon Doolttle
Cowan Noron and at least two in the House Raymond
Taylor Of Tennessee. In votes bills like tho Freed
mems Bureau BILL the Republican G3adicaD party can
never rely On more than &c in the Senate against H.
and l44 against 48 in the House. They may few
more in either House, but the majority likely to remain
in eYeY case q tSo-lhiIds majority.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
nlnsiral Instruments.

A RION ANO.FORTE-Patented Oct. 10, lS66-
~ premiuruty Piano before the pe6c IN
tone durability aud elegance Of hnh MAnniAetoy a.
Nos. l87 and ls9 Bowery H : ~
A SPLENDID PIANO for $225.-G a. II. BAR
N MORE M.nufscusr No 9i5 blseehe,'@, @ ~ Tr1e & Medal,
warranted yeai without exception the Oe'' A" a1o Aef
monas FROM Distinguished arusa ----------------
NHAMBERs g. SONS ECLECTIC PIANOS
" combine every improvement Of intrinsic yano are excellent In
F' ~ WARERoOMs. Eishth.st, corner ofFonrth ave
GHORAL ORGANS.
~ BERRY THOMPSON Manufacturers OF the CeeoIstss
COR4I OR0ANS Recommended by Prof Tmm and our best
o,,snI.,s Isrrs discount o Clergymen and Chufehes
Iihe,ai Discount Wholesale aud Retail Depot al
Nse"' NJ y BEARY 6 Piano WaTerooms,
Ne. sg9 gIeegRsy New yeIA
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04


On and sNer MONDAY. November ~ 1860, Tsns Tor Al
bsnv and roy connecting with Northern snd "e'teIn u@ VIII
leave New ! orb ioliowsi r,.-..-., -, -
NJ EIpres. train via Hudson River RsIosd, Tbrieth a. and
through Buffalo and Suspension bridge without change
ofcsrs and conuectnr Troy win trains for sasiog huAnd
Burlington ard Montreal n, Mt, ,.....,.
Al Albany 10 and a Troy with flns io Noh
ii 4 m EIpss via Harlem Railroad Twenty uthsI shn
Fourth ave- connecting Chatham with ".tein taioao o
non ~prn Phe Albany With Western trains ana AZ
Irov with trains Saloga. Hufud Huntington and iohHei.
It5p D. m Frrresst via udon River a oad on.se,hs ~
Albany Western aud at Troy with Trans Tor Montreal
With sleeping csr attached o., &c.,, ..,,... 81, IN a..
Railroad for Lebanon 1pfna' flsh"d "
Abary with and o. Troy vita trans Iot nuahu
gurirgtou 'iolireal Sccpins irarted a. Albany
o. M E1pr~ train via Nuison v~r Hfosd "lh areplng
cars through Buf1 and Suspension hfds" whhou
rsnse sceprr Day clcrrns Saturday az
t.fsd from through Ogdu1burg without change "a
Rome " sud Railroad Counscou 0f Troy VII be made a.
Fat Albany. This viii rln sundAys -
% o. m trtin. fudon River Railroad VIII ds'Yng s'I AZ
tsrlsd connecting Albany with early trains Tor buh'o and 'us
rsnon Bridge nd roy with trains ior saa9ss and points SoIh
sunday vil b. Hudson River Hfoad rom New
Y6k 90 and intermediate stations leaving Ne oA
a. O no Returning leave Poushkeepse a - p No. uf'ins IN
Ssv Yofk q q Is p g.--...-t. 81,
A. a. a.d arriving Ml.rou so J. Returning leave
MrIton a. aFnyny 10 Ses S,s ~ ~ y ~ D. u IT, p1r
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

Average amount Of 5g,as 90
of l,31
CIV County Of he,fYork Fpuds NJ Harris Cashier OF
bng depose that the above aeeAi
correct Of knowledge and belief D. M HARRIS, Casher
sworn thu Istdsy Of December, iee ou
North River Rank.-Statement OF the NORTH RlVEb
BiEK reed 10 Laws Of @ Tor The "k enns Saturday
the lst dAY Of December lsoo.
Average sSDoun oil And Dseouns efoe0ele q
Avsas. amount Circulation. ad.ssss "
Ay.as anoant Of
CIV soJ County B. Hays Cashier o. me sorh
River Bank beng depo.s ead J that he sSe S1 %
rect. o knowledge and bei1L n
sworn before me tas December. isS -, v, po,u.
Oriental Bank-StatemeDt Of the ORIENTAL BANk a. Ie,
CURED By Chapfef 80, Laws o. 4o'A "' w "s~~ '--
o a.ao n ,
Loans
o.
Circulation
Washington A. Hall Caef nc
oa snf beng duly sor doss ard lhei II. .hoys ss
W. ~
sworn before me ' Isl ~ Hssss Cs.,-4- Pubre
PeonIejs TSank.-Statemeu Of the PEOPLES bANk New
Yo by OF itio the WeeA ehahg seeu
dsy.t the Z day Of December isd6s "a
OF
Aver
Of Circulation
citv anI County OF Gilbert l. Crost Chs o. W.
depOse and
o my knowledge and btleL l. NhO"HhA-
SSon before Let day OF December. 1 n ., Dali,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
Steambnots ano Railroads.

49, -
ECR GLEN COVE and ROSLYN touching at
whesione, Bayls Doek Great Hsos SANDS Point and Glen
fi,F 1oS No. q E. fecfp daily Sunday excepted AS
NOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE and RON
DOUT daily landing at coflen. Corpws w hsI995' an
%S SpS MsI1 w wds.sy Psa s nd Fridays The THos COR
NELL TasdsJ Thursdays and Saturdays from foot OF Harrison
NOR NORWALK DIRECT connecting with the
L D.nbury Railroad The 'win steamboat NELLY WhIIE
s,ys. P No. g 6.s E1 ES'I ~ 0Is RSan leaves EoS Mond
"Wednesday Friday st74 on arrival Of railroad trains.
TTHE OLD LINE.-sag Harbor, Greenport, Or,
East River foot RoS'r'w fMs fJey sRos No BesE%aS IT.
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT
~ FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER TAL%hE TE wHTH sMotNTAiRs AND
iSTERMEDlArE POINTS;
The new ,taneh Of the E9rwieb lHs; vopK
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF kEwLrpEA' 49, 81 FINN
"' ~ Pier No EcI!A RiyfI6 6SSSS fS2i 4 Sy'''y''
Their, connecting with he Steamboat EIpss, Tn from es shove
Noh and BSio1 'Rs RsoS "''i
Freight taken " the lowest T MGRTN Agent On The Pier
HFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
Passenger md Freight Depot IN NewYoTk foot Of Liberty
IT, %so Rod %9dI md SnS1R q R.u Sn S the Ls Valley
road connections. forming direct line TO Psbagh ana As
West "''h'Ds GfIESTo% f1isSSS %H @ LINE TO TIE WEST
Two EIpress Trains daily for the West e1eep' sunday" "n
'Ts sy .t,n m. II .sf Sd e hours lin, Chicago cnen
natl St. Louis A'; 'w;i.iffT Tiif eT' %4RR4SGEMENTs.
Commenrnr Nov 10 lg65-Lsavs New foTk A. follows;
$50 mFor Easton bethlehem. hs1eh Chunk. Wham'por
WikesDtre Mahanoy City etc. =, ,y,- n.
8.lO MAIL TRAISfor Flemingon, Es'on WAFER oap'
scranton Wkesbarrr Bend Pttston Bnahamton etc
ea m-Weren Express Tor Eason, AIentown hariisouI.
Pittsburgh West with but change Of cars to Cins
or Chicago and but s. Louis Connects AZ
bug with Northern Central and Philadelphia and Enc hoAoi i0f
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Reading. Pottsyile Harrisburg. &c. a., p-u,.t
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M1uch Chunk
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6l5 7. m-For Someryile
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6 u m-WESrERN EXPRESS TRAlN.Fof ta'ton A'eh
town Reading Harrisburg. Pit,sD Ifgh and tnr Nost ,
Jersey ty 70 flttsOifk eeb e'or
Ad3tional b. Bergen iott ElHabehi 90
TEes Tor the be oDtained % Tie ONCE o. th7 'ea
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ERIE RAILWAY.-'Trains leave Depot foot OF
m Day Eipie.. Tor Roehe.,er Buffalo Salamanca DansrE
suda d poin West and South
gtss m Wav Train dsly 20 Oty.le. go.
10 o. IN E1urcss Nai. Buffalo Saausnso ard west
4 p n Way Tor Port Jervis, Newbufsh, Nsrwcs.
m Siabt Erure.S. BghilO. Slllmnca and 'rhiffs
$50 ~ M Night Expre daily. for buhJo saeualcs DuhAHA
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