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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
BROOKL PN NEWS.

THR WHISKY FRAUDS.--The case OF the United
States agt Angus Boehme Rowe and Sohwabus was
resumed before Commissioner Newton at the United states
Court rooms Montague st., Brooklyn on Saturday last Du
little evidence Of any further importance was elected
MI r. a. Mcdonald recalled and cross examiner az
some 9Th by District Attorney Tracy without developing
u,w cs that he knew Mr. Smith previously referred
tol saw him when from Philadelphia and lad Iheg
with him tho process OF manufacturing burning nllu
he had so seen and eIsed with others the same SUBJECT
had frequently visited the disticcs but had nothing 70 90
with the disposal Of their products had attended he llI
throughout had been AZ Mir Tracy Office 20 induce nm 10
withdraw friendly act had been an Internal io'o
nue. officer but ceased TO be such in April last. , &c.
ON redirect examination by MIR Dittenhoeier the witness
stated that he went with Capt Erhard and Mr. smith anu saw
some samples burning fluid from barrels IN custody Io
lector Egan. -Four bottles filed and sehed ana NY
were s sealed when brought into Court lie also saw lo
Captain and Mr.. Smith 20 10 I'll tho lamps when were pro
sented before the Commissioner. " -
Mr G. T. Glasse recalled and testified thht MS haIy
from July % l-6l 20 July !, 1864 was $1,000
The called for the defense was MY Jerney IT,
said that he had anazod the article In question ana CON
sidered it burning fluid. -, -, 4,
sent him bottle Of tho fluid from the franklnave dislery
By Mr. TltOn. -
Capt Erhardt identified the samples Of fluid shown In Court
as the same from the barrels The barrels were shaken
some.whon the samples drawn.
The defense here rested their and the final arguments
will be heard this morning at " o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
pVcFIpTs OF PRODUCE.

n,c $50 bbls Flour Goa b0ls whisky $50 beS Vos
Meal 100 sscks do 47s sacks 0ilsake, ln0n buSh n
los s6 bush Corn OOi6 bush. oats, 10 ~ oSs rs
bnS Nat 42s bush Barley, q pkgs. seeds pkgs
S Ma ei L 745 bbs Pork 2oi pkgs Cut Meat v -
Lard SIS bbls Petroleum, 1877 pkgs Butter ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
Financial.

,.sy,o AND OasAr wssrsAs RAILwAs Co Cossot,SAs
sEcAnTARIs OEYioE, hRADVIALA, Pa Doc = snnuA
NOTICE is hereby given that the secons srd "
~ election Of tveny-ons 2l Deei0ss Of te ,es ~
Of ~ Inspectors Judges OF the saceeeons Pa
held .. the once Of tss Company n ns Oi IN -
TUESDAY, the eighth (sth) day Of JsnaAy leoA
Tas poll viii be open aud snse a. ssAl t,y
TIE Transfer Books will close on TIE NenT-'iN- W
December sna 0ps1 ~" a'' ' wv G. CALHOUN seefssal-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
QUEENS COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENS COUNTY TAxBs-The Board of Supervisors
County Just completed their hboTs for the year and
the books have been turned the cocc Of the different
towns who IN few days will be ready receive The
following figures will show the amount 10 be collected in Queens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

INSANITY. IAN insane man named Henry b. Roam,
who was wandering about streets Of Brooklyn was yeser
day morning taken mp by the police and after thorough med
ioal examination sent the Asy at Flatbush, L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

ACCIDBSr.-On Saturday afternoon woman named
Cummings residing Raymond, Tiary-st Brooklyn,
was run over by Dr. j. L. Fareys carriage IN Myrsave at
the corner Of Hudson and had her broken beside sustain
ing injuries She conveyed 10 the City Hospital for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

FIREMES's ELBCTIoS.-The animal election for
officers Of the Flushing Fire Department win take place on the
evening Of the nth Of December John H. Wilson and Charles
Hance are the candidates for Chief Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
T-, N.r.YoSx C.srAAL RAItRoA0 ces 30,

Tar NxwYoSK CHarAIL RAItRoA9 O9',n -
TaxIsUsERs oYSicH AIBAsr NO" :, Ill b
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of thls S os1 "a. IIsSsgs
closed It the eloss Of business on $500 Essoa Tor Ds
S,Ss csapssy appointed held en- %; TSn d.
NEXT and viii be reOpensd on ne M erEsTlk TTs~
Of DecsmbeI next -. y : -.
NyOrICF IA hereby given that parsusnt 70 eais
=, s,, Al the can Of the comroi.tee
rate the affairs Of Company nestnS nj az ne C 81
cownsSY Nos Bowlins green In the 'isy Of t a. -
~ ~ ram dav on December peIt a. ~ ~ use
rEoDAL " 80 crllis- and or such action thereon =
H.S =, oeilsu By order Of TIE Commitse Chsas
NsvYOak NO'suNsS% 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

APPOINTMENT OF ASsBSsoR-The President has
appointed T. Perrin Of Jamaica, Assessor for the It Con
gressional District in place Of II W. Essmsn removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

GRAND LARoBEY.-John Phillips seaman by oc-
cupaon was arrested Brooklyn Saturday evening for hay
ing stolen some time In November watch and chain also
coat and hat valued In all at go from Mr. Geo H. Preston
The coat and pawnoket the watch found IN
possession Of the prisoner at the time OF his arrest lie was
held for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

For Sale at IS per and accrued interest from July
!, in currency.
FISK e. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other desa
bic securities No. Nassau-st., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

YOUTHFUL DBPRAvTTY.-T boys, named j.
MoHenry aged To- Michael Conroy aged H. and j. MoRenna
aged l6 found in Sohenckst Brooklyn yesterday n
sts of beaty They were taken 10 the Station
House and locked up await trial for their youthful indcre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

PkIScrPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN o. s. GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

INTEREST AT THERATE OF SIX PER CENT PR ANSU, PAY
ABLE san-ASSUALLY, oS THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
AND JULY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

Amour, ofrue 81 1856 900. Coupon Bonds Of $1,000
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

The GRBESg-AvF Observation-Disclosures application
for an injunction prevent the City Railroad Company from
laying track GTeeneaye Brooklyn was brought up in the
United States Circuit Court before Judge Benedict satur
day The applicant Mr. Van Bokelen Of Maryland holds
title to the land which extends TO the middle of the street
thus undermining the ground which the judges former de-
cson was based The case adjourned until Saturday the
18th inst to give the counsel for defense time to prepare
papers, go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

A NEW TEMPERANCE SoOIRTY-A new Temperance
organization to be known the Father Mathew T. A. b.
Society formed in the schooroom OF St. Patricks
Church Kentavs Brooklyn yesterday The Father Mathew
Societies of the Eastern and Western Districts turned OUT
mase and marched through the principal streets Win
music banners etc. attracting considerable attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

FELL 0vRRBOARD.-A seaman, name unknown, be-
longing the ship Colorado lying at the foot Of Amtyt
BROOKLYN fell overheard hour Saturday night and
narrowly escaped drowning. He finally rescued by
private Waterman named John Dunn who endangered his own
lie 10 save another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THB CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

The coal pays profit Of about 81 25 per un requiring
81 $50 tuns per to pay per cent uPon Its actual
cash cost, apart from Office expenses. &c.
mercantile circular from Chicago announces tho TO-
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30

Tue number of men called for by
the Government during the war was
2,159, ,040, and lhc'actual number com
tribnled by all the States and Terri
tories was 2,G56,553, The number Of
colored troops enlisted was 17S,975.
1t is-computed by the War Depart.
ment that $4,000 Union soldiers lost
their lives in the war, and 100000
rebels., The lossss among the colorcd
troops wcro 6Sl7SS, Something over
u million Gases were treated in the
military hospitals, with tho average
mortality Of eight per cent. The cap
lures of prisoners from the rebels
wcro near 100000, which is probably
onc>haif Of all 'arms-bcaring class at
tho South who really favored seces-
sions ~
SpURioUs twcnty-iollar greenbacks,
well executed and calculated TO pass
readily, arc in circulation. Tho green
ink is rather pale, bnt otherwise they
are almost fac'similes of the genuine
note, ii every respect but one, 4, The
figure Of Liberty in thecentro of the
faqes isssfsintiniihe counteifoitand is
badly englaved,S : tho dfapeiy being
especially coarse" These bills are SO
well done that even baIlk-telers and
brokers have. been deceived iy them!'
.4a. sg-lL------ = - ------ :. - y, ~
UPoSshsr iastltrip tho steamer Ia
cifc refused to take the passengers
from Victoria, who held tickets for
the Sierra, Nerada All such persons
wereeompellllcsd ID, 70 wait until the latter
vessel went TO sea. This arrangement
excitcs much unfavoratlo comment
ttom tho press anG public at the En-
porinm. ls ..sl. d ..r,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30
SheriT,s sale Of Real Estate

ESY VIRTUE. OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED lJY TIE
q D Clerk OF the Circuit Con # Giant Comfy. and to
me directed In favor OF Mary A. Sinclair. plnf and
against a Lockwood, defendant fr the sum Of Sew
entyone Dollars and Fifty Cents S 50) principal and
mcns iave levied upon and win srli at pubic luction
to the highest bidder Tor cash IN hand, on SATURDAY.
JANUARY 18Th. 1866. between the hours of u an,l2
o'clock p NJ. before tile Court llo,sc door In Canyon
City. the following described property, to.wit:
One llu and ,t, situated IN the town Of Susan i!lc
State q" Oregon, County oi Grant commonly known as
the iackw"'rl Saloon. Mp. BERRY, Sheriff..
by WV wnIrrLg. Deputy a.-sat . -
Canyon City, Dee. 18th, 1865. dc224w* =
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30
sherin's sale'Or Mining Ground.

WDf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the Clerk
HD Of the Circuit Court and to directed. IN favor
Of Clarlm Castle and d. Saonstall, plant III, and
against Michael Donnlue. defendant. for the Of
fre 5olQQ S15 SOY dollaTs prinipa IN gold coin Of tile
disbursements, have lev, upon and will sell ut public
auction tb ts :helcSa bttierlfr cash h hand, ii gla
coin of tho United States ON WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth
day Of FEBRUARY, lSGU between tbch,urs of IL and
2n'cock, M.beOre TIC Court House l,'or IN Canyon
city, Grant County. tile following d, d,scrbed property, to
witt one fifth interest in some mining ground known
rs the Miller Claims bounded oil tile North by Mexican
Co.'S Claims, and runnng up canyon Creek to the Old
Heller claims, il being 45O feet more or less.
.y,rEyG ". Il, BERRY, Sheriff.
Ey WM. W. wHIppLE. Deputy. " " Y y -
Canyon City, january Is, 1866. jan2Gw5a
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30
sum MONS

y y. T. Griffin plaintiff vs. Isaac Jennings. defendant
Action to ey, IN County Court of the State
OF Oregon for Union C,Snty.g q Il y
FUNO ISAAC JENNINGS, defendant I'm the name of
aL ,coui,, to n,rnr ,no r,,w,r lpin,in- comnnini
now on Tile In the Clerks Office IN sail Court nfcr
vice hereof upon you by raiun for ri, weeks In the
WEEKLY SlorNr,ISpER ms by order Of raid Court ar
Judgment for want thereof will be taken against yon.
aud unsss Jon so ap ear and answer sn com, nint the
Iniht hwill take Judgment against yuu for the nf
SEQ together with the rosts pd disbursements Of this
action. SDt oi,lsrI JP.Arf,tsingcr t,hfy jddec Of
lnioi County. NJ. BAKER, Airy lor paiitin
U. s. Rev. Stanipl f... ..,.,.. :. 'r'ei y -
5Ocenis. ( ~ jnn5-Gw, .-,., q 2
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30
BLACK LIST.

:EOHN II. WARD. OF CROSS HOLLOW has this day
eB pi me Three Hundred and Forty-nne Dollars IN
GREkNBACKS AT PAR. for II debt due in Gold Coin
Dec 80, 1866. il ii !ml"l DC. BIFFLE. r
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30
Dissolution N0sice.a,

ya>HEco-pAI ITNGi,sIllple heretofore cxistipgbetw
n ,GRORaH MCLEAN q l,AyID pQRNlNG, IN tlic
Eclipse Chop House is ts day dissolved y mpta coii
aicIean.who Is noe authorized 10 transact amy BUSH
ness inthe mime "f ait ho sc,,.i hai MGLEAN, ~
hlics, JATy. II. tsC6. Il. D. FORMING.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30
NOTICE.

n HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS from contracting
u or buying anything whatever from y. NJ. KUNTZ
whereby will have been thought by the pnbc respoi-
side, as ann not, will hold mys II responsible for
amy of said f. u, KjDts'sac's. lElW.F. MorRAT.
sntanville, Grant Co.. Nov, %, 1865. p. ~,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30

Washington WagOM ROad.S.D
V'HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD ] FORM THE
- Travelling Public tht the Washington Wagon Road
well being keptin good travelling order for wagons nnl
st%krlNnE uNN STG GSE. c. nAltDy, =
IallesJai. nth 1868 jan1ltf. Sole Proprietor.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-30
s9allp mpuntarncu,

TIE DULLNEss OF FURNISHING In
the first place, we would lay down rs
II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in furnishing,
that the end in view should be to max i
II house or u room cheerful, comforlu-
bio. We say livabe, because there
arc so many which, though handsome.
ly furnished, arc drcary in thccxlreme,
mud the very thought ofliving in them
makes one shudder. Others caplivate
us by their picturesque appearance,
and we arc inclined toward them; but
one moments peep inside dispcIs every
wish tflhe kind. They are so dismal,
the rooms are low, dark and small,
and an atmosphere of darkness per-
vades tho whole.
Tho dull style of furnishing is, like
every other form Of dnllness, very
common. The prevailing tints drab,
oak, and dngy rcd. There Is much
rcarncss about it. The highly polish
cd round-tablo stands universally in
the middle of the room, with perhaps
some wax flowers, generally water lll.
les under n glass shade--in the center
or it may be, bit ofnccdle work and |
beads for ii lamp shade at night, and
II tall, lalhiy glass case for flowers by
day. A few well bound books are
placed upon the table at equal distau-
ces, all radiating from tho center;
carpet is tlowery pattern on red
ground, which is also rcd with stripes
of brown aud drab The sofa and arm
chairs have the same dull cover. One
mover goes into the room without feel
ing incl ned to yawn; and II sense of
depression comes over one after few
minules 1t is essentially dull and
1rab-rcspccablo certainly, but pain
fully dull.-LOnd0n Society
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-18

The street railroad has just been
put in operation at Warsaw. The In
dianian says: Early on Saturday
morning last, the street car was placed
upon the track, decorated with flags,
and with four spirited horses attached
to it, commenced making regular trips
from the corner at the Wright House
to East Warsaw and return.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-18
Address Of Chief Justice Chase.
He Pleads for Civil and Political
Rights for Emancipated
Slaves.

evening IN st PauIS MQfh0diSt
Church. corner of Fourth Avenue and
Twenty.second street, under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Central Centena-
ny Association, being the second of a
series of meetings which are to be
held during the present wear. which is
the hundredth wear of the existence
of the Methodist Church in America
The church. which Is the largest n
the CITY. was crowded long before the
opening of the exercises. Aside from
the importance and interest of the
movement, so far as this influential
denomination is concerned, the an
nouncement that Chief Justice Chase
would preside would have been suf-
heient to have crowded the house. It
must not be understood that the Chief
Justice, Id conserving to preside, is a
Naempeg ol. Il s5ef hodist denomina
@on puS there - reason to believe
1nat ne iike every other good citizen,
1s interested Ia the furtherance OF all
religious and phllanthropic move
ments- especially In connection with
a reorganization that i % infinitely
1qentlt1ed with the rise and growth of
zne American nation. AS sQon az
Ip1ef y ustlce ghase appeared he was
Apr1auded. The exercises were
opened by the singing of the hymn
commencing
from az that dwell below the skies
I0s Tue vrea10ss praise arise
ReR- ~. cummings Led IN prayer,
ana appropriate SELECTIONS of Scrip
Lure u were read py the heV. a. Y.
= g5s.
= Plsnop Ames tnen sag Il at
lords me pleasure 30 introduce to the
audience the Hon. =. T.. Chase, Chief
Justice ct the Supreme Court of the
United States, who will preside dur
ing the meeting this evening.
SPEECH or CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
Tha rgt;ae T.-n4:~
ne lhleI Justice on arising 70 adj
~ - s = s.s ssss audience, was received
cs ~ 800 1a1aausl 1ae spoke ass
toisgNa.
LAYS accepted my friends, the
snVlsation extended to me to preside
8 / tn's occasion with great pleasure.
: leei lnAt ~ - COCO 20 pc here, and TO
pslrllelpate ln ihe great work. how
ever ~ Aumqly, % TINS year 1 am told.
-1 551 W y sne enalr 1 ought5 to
au1Isss lew words TO the people
Aere assembled v en agemenfs have
peen sues. and 20 arduous that II has
peen impossible for me to prepare for
any thing ike regular address, and
you win not expect that / shall ac-
complish all that hope, if Iexpress-
ed the earnest sympathy / feel in that
work which has called vo,, xooafhor
) tonight It leads us to look back,
and il bids MS to look forwards hun
-drea wears aeo and a hundred years
hence:E hundred mast reaching
back To a period of time when none
of this vast audience hardly anv of
The vast mnlt;fnde which naorie the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-18

The Chief Justice was repeatedly
applauded during the delivery of his
sneech 4s sMiA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-18
DRY GOODS.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-18
IA and 4 Esirst street.

Three doors west of Sherwood House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-18
Notions Exclusively!
The finest and largest Stock ever brought
stFegsj to the Southwest. F4sHtf

I'll. nj. SWEETSER, NO. 20 MAIN ST.,
Would call the attention Of Merchants
and dealers abroad to his fresh and lately
opened stock of the CHOICEST NOTIONS ever
imported to Evansville, which he is offer
ing at less prices than the same articles can
be bought West or South of New York city.
EFansT5 Ia f-s <.se e
size If Stock and Prices with the goods on
hand. fOrfnO house not doing an exclusive
Notion business can appreciate the wants,
and prepare to meet the wants. OF dealers
i'm that line.
NV goods are all Of the very LATEST M
PORTATaON. direct from the Houses OF the
great East. and of the best MANUFACTURES
Of the Old World. To finish up my Stock
in every particular, ] selected IL all from
fhirfy-tyV0 houses and manufactures, in
Guiding the best and most reliable brands
Of all articles known as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
Certures ano aleetinss,

MEMBERS of the Congregation or Society lately
WI worspng Under the of,he Trustees OF The Est-
Presbyterian Chnrh Of the City Of New York requested IN
said Coronation the sunday
school room Prebytean Church,
Second In the City o. New o tspd
not Public SchOoou hrs, adversed the evening
OF WEDNEsDAY sept & 1906 Al u o'clock foI me purpose -
taking consideration the rTopey OF snendeng the cor-
poAe rancseE and and 20 advice aud direct tbs
disposition Be made Of the assets and property Of the said Cohfe
giou Society or incorporation BY order OF the boArDasd
June /, 1880. GEORGE {. buGAR, President
NOTICE.-The Rev. Z. II. CHAPLIN, ID. D., Will
~ hold Divine the Cooper Institute MORNING aud
EVENING SUNDAY the sd services commencing II
every Sabbath until about Nov 1888,
church edince Fthaysi Forty wiz
be completed
FItHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
IL OURNER Co. No. 81 CedAr-tL, Nsw'YOk.
See advertisement in another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
fiouses ano farms manieo.

wv ANTED--A HOUSE in a good location in
w Eew.YorE with all the modern Improvement sgt not % -
muediste possession teqaIed Address Giving
p~rteusrs Major wa s. DLLER, Once New YoTt Citizen, No
u Beekmanst
NKTANTED-A first class 4-stOry completely fur-
w ni.hed HOUSE dsahly located hr,tclsn party viii
pay s4OO $500 per month. FREEMAN EMERSON No ~
Broadway.
XNANTED-A small unfinished HOUSE. within
half Of honT from the city rent not 70
exceed 500 address HOUSE, Station c, N Y p o.
nESK ROOM WANTED-In Drug Commission
IL Office preferred Address with pzTcuafs L. ~ Bon No
l46, Tribune Once
rVHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT;
Il OURNER Co., No. ~ Cedsrst., Nsw.YorE
See Advertisement N smother column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
@trnrsions.

EISHIEG BANKS-SEA AIR.-NO more inylgor-
stng trip can be taken Bay and ou on ts Al
autc Banks The safe and conmodous e9ge
WYOMING day Except SEturdsy fron fghthst Lh
River at Peck.sp u ChophcIs North hiyer AZ ~ @ne
North River NJ o'clock fbfe % cents ScAtpe
Band on board; also, Bait Lines. aud Refreshments
FVHR GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
il '- GURNER 4 Co. No 81 Cedarst, New-fork .-
See Advertisement In another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

f0athaYe Enhance o. 4 "on'' e''""'-
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
EorNew Haven 100. 8OO lEI,J ll.DG m Elo tEIJ 1VO
"a as. 40 aud 800 (EI,l p -. = a
For Bridgeport. 100 800. tEI,l ID a n RD' tE17' w
CEr. a45. 40 and LOO tExl p.
FOR Milford and s.fstiord no Il.3O lS 40, p IN
Fr Ftirhsld Southport aud Wefp0r. ~ A m ia ~
For YorwGk 100 400 CE1 a3o Il a. m; i2l tEL 900.
(E1.l 345 40. $50 800 lE1.i - N
FOR Darien. 100. aJ0. ll3o ia45 40 sop
ForO 80. lie ~ 34S 49, 10 ~ pm
100. 100 tEX1 go lid A IA lila lEHl I'D
FOR ron Chester Intermediate ftsilons 100 S'O llJl
-''' ''' Wv CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield zoo tEE do1 lk1iAp p M
For Hartford Springfield gOe EIJ lAB' 100 tL1.l
FoT connecacut River Railroad sOoa I) 2Bp. eMon-
Tor Hartford PIoyiasass sad Fi.hk Railroad sOo EI)
For New Haven NswLondon and stonngOn Railroad SoO
FoI C.nal Raiirosd i2l5 O. m. Northampton
For Hoasatonic Railroad . 9. M
Per hGugatnck Railroad. 30 = N. 1On p m
ror D.Dbury and NOrwAE Railroad t2.l3 Sj0
Commodous Cara attached 10 trS p m ap y,, =
JAMES H. HOYT, Sap.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains City for Pemon At and sl2 m a.
LIS 4:22 Saturdays only at ll:l5 IE1
g.l2, 4.22 aud 6:O2 run through 20 Msnsey -.
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