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gnired. would carry oct through the gal tribunals
that have mentioned and which much the legal
tribunals OF the land tho Supreme Court OF The United
cal As to the question OF coDscation think that man
who has murdered thousand mon. who has robbed
thousand widows and orphans. who has burned down
fined $4,000 punishment and TO repair his rayages
Bald before that not In favor OF sangunary pun
ishment trust IN saying that that need not be sup
posed coudemn them when they necessary; for in
the oaInOr that has been raised against the Mex
ioan Government for the heroic execution Of murcrers
and pirates lsomo applause and clapping OF hands ny
members, followed by some hi.sesl-that elamor finds
no favor with think thst white ne has gone
far enough, though not half as far ne he might
be Justified IN going, yet there Is no law
policy under heaven and of Justice that viii
condemn that real heroic muehenduring man. VINO Tor
six years. has been hunted with reward upon MS mead
has been driven from end Oi his Empire 10 enoher
until he got the very border who has no parallel In
history that know Of except 1t be william OF orange
who driven from Island TO island aud from sand
patch sandpatc by Just about "a bloody persecutor
as to be found in MACMILLAN when he decreed that
every man warning against him should DO snoI a f
saying that think such punishment proper 40 not
say do ask that anybody should DO executed In THIS
country There has got TO be- slcky h9nanty ntlS
II, laughterj and 1T Is held by one OF the most
liberal aud enlightened gentlemen in the country u mean
Gcrrlt Smith that vs. should even pay portion OF the
damages on the Rebels and pay portion Of the
Rebel debt. Laughter shall como some day 10 naSp
argument with Horace Greeley about that therefore
need say anything further. believe have saio
enough TO explain my views the subject and now ask
for vote IS Mr.. stevens concluded his remarks there
considerable applause on the part OF the members
The amendments 10 the bill offered yesterday by Mr..
Wilson OF Iowa and Benjamin were severay agreed to.
Mr.. WOOD moved 10 lay the bill the table. Mega
tyed.
The bill as amended with the modification made by
steyenss fifth section, shown IN the proceedings,
then passed by veto of 40 to 81 a. follows (Dems
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utSorty to sign the levoo bonds provided by act of

Authority to sign the levee bonds provided by act Oh
.Ncuisians Legislature.
| Mr. Rangabe, the Grecan Minister, was to-day on
the floor Of the House during the speeches of Messrs
Bingham and Stevens and received quite an ovation
from many of its distinguished members
Tho Hon. G. w. Julian and Gen. Farnsworth, with
others will speak at Republican mass meeting IN
Alexandria, Va, on Friday evening next
The following circular addressed to Collectors OF
Customs, has been issued:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July s. 1861.
With view 70 secure uniformity In the manner OF re
acyipg and certifying manfests OF vessels arriving az
american ports Collectors OF Customs will observe the
JoIlowinp Instructions "Vessels coming from any port
or nae IN Canada must report az the first place OF arr
Val IN the United States presenting to the Collector Oh
OF the cargo on board from what port place shipped
and what port place i'm the United states Destined ah
specifying that there is no other merchandise on Dod
than such as has been described to which manifest ana
Specification the said master must make oath Deoc me
Collector of Customs. II any portion OF tue ieIe'lus
on the manifest is destined 10 be landed at lhe a PoIt
Of arrival the Collector Of such port VIII see tt pioPI
entry of it Is made. and will make the cerncatS OF sus
landing on the vessels manifest and permit the Vesl
10 proceed upon the voyage to the next ori aI wien
the manifest shows she has merchandise 70 lan0 et
Chandise described the manifest as Destined Tor Other
than the FIRST port of entry may II desired D the oWe
Thereof be landed and entry made at any sue1 port anu
Tho manifest i'm such cases be corrected ana ceft
ned 10 by the Collector other principal officer OF Gus
TOMS at that port. . ~, A., rr.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Commander Livingston Equpmest officer at the Pensa
eached from Hav calls Paymaser Edwin
Equipment officer at the Psam ordered proceed
Pensacola EaVyYar and ordered st. Pae de esDdO for duty in
North Gunner NJ Hsg detached charge Oftores that place Passed
Assistant Paymsster @. Mead has
Afn at heibeen ordered
Philadelphia the Pensacola far
detached the Phls The following have been appointed
spha EavYa ordered To- Examining OF e Pension
w. Morgan OF
N. Dr. Trsam Rogers
bsea ordered 10 duty Navigation Pairburg Illinois
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POLITICAL,

NEw-JERsEY IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
The Hudson County Union Republican Committee
held meeting yesterday afternoon at No 200 Washing
tonst Hoboken, Chas. Wehle esq in the chair and Mr.
Morris X. Crane acting Secretary 1t was resolved
that the election delegates 10 represent Hudson County
in the Convention should be held at p on Tuesday
the 10th inst The Convention will meet ut Taylors Hail.
Trenton. the 23d inst at II 10 consider tho sub
ject OF impartial manhood suffrage. Hudson County VIII
send co delegates.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 90.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
iB AZ An INVESTMENT u .rr f..

rapid pfugtes Of The Union Pacific Rrosd tsiss
from Omaha Eebrska and fesns with rs wes eounssioss
snbgOken ue the continent t seaeu the value Ne
Mortgage which conpsoy Pablo TSs
question asked By prudent ayesto Ties. bouds ssov
Next. Are they possAble insesnear To reply BRIEF
First The early completion the whole he the Pssss
million o land and ehy million dollars In Ia s~s b~ss
practically guarantees IT, ose fourth Of be ~osF Is already DONE ~
the track be laid at the rate Of Two miles DAY
The Union Railroad hoods issued upos what Provides
Of the printable hnes Of railroad tho eoah PwmAy
must be the only lac connecting e Atlantic sad Pas 80
being petition maintain remasersive rates
seventy niles Of this rosd Gnihe -
% equipped with depo,s locomotives cars &C. sad two ss ss
daily running way materials for the remaining i miles
eastern Rocky Mountains hane and under
tract to be dose 10 September
Fo earnings the sections already saed arc svss
ss greater than the gold seres, upoa the First Mortgage Bd aess
such sections and another mile Of the road ba The p
completed won exposes hs' be p'ss
sbe TO the Company. t'H
FIN: Railroad bonds issued the sss
progresses and therefore be the market unless sJ repro
seEt bona td> property. tl.e
rfh. Their strictly ty esas vksa
granted BY o. eoe~sst sna for Which 4h ses~d 10
security. the ss si1 aies f@ oass
only l6 go per mile.
ofe scwes railroad bsasas
country already paid ss 900 rpon the stock (sse
them third LEM web inspire confidence in krst lieu
Eg Although elnsd that there be better sscs<
Governments parties wbo consider ai Mortgage
upou sac property this the best security the World and sss
sell their Governments to eayest la these boadstha seesdas
greater interest
Mini. As the Union Pacific R.osd bond, are ps,ssas
dollar aud interest, hJ The cheapest
caty being IS less than y. s. Stocks
1eHl Sc the current rate Of premium gold they psy
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
The Subscriptions already large ard they viii ceatina 10 10
received in Esw.York blythe
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No TEsessst,
CLARK DODGE Co, Bankers. No. 81 wslst,
JOHN j. CISCO SON Bsnters No. 20 wsns.,
HENRY cLEws 4 Co., Bakers. No 70 wsns,
and by BANKS and BANKERS generally throughout the atd ss.
maps descriptive pamphlets be obtained fhy sn
nail the Compsays omee No % Hsssss Reg.
York on application will seee, hes Agents In vss
they essdenee who alone viii responsible 70 then 's u" as
delivery OF the bonds 81
JorrS CISCO. Treasurer ss~r-s.
fsa-~
National Trust Company
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THE HEATHER.
NRR-YpRK

REpAKk4The thermometer still falling at Morning.
oouy AernooncOudy and sqa thunder shower
from % $685. 80 portion q rainbow appeared the eoh
o Ofh only brilliant the VORTEX vas barely visible
altitude 2 It's direction east om the vortex the horizon
bow invisible Byenng-Lie cloudy Lightning
Ia the north from 7 10 liz p. m.
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..s lI ..r..
e..f-. Do -.s .e.r-
r-.. a. .iit
Mmskefo Cnnopies,. '.l. ID -'t.-
SLIP COVERINGS ,,.o -, - r.a' 20
rptTOI STEERING GOODS IN GENEkALi ....r.s ..i
Ar REDUCED HATES
WALRAyBS, No. 6S6 BROADWAY.
n. eo. Cooi-BARTLBT pNTByT POLAR RBLRiG sRAroR
ba'ese ana retail by q. MRLEk, Sole MAnaaeiuse NO. "
Blreckerst west u Broadway Religem.on repaired
mi the nmi,abe resumed HA CUTTING Studio ies th
OF HAIR whkers shAmpooing and pyeng 90 y .s
n, Hair bye so cents Black or bro.n Best sna
.nautty equals dollar sine sold BY all Drugg
Post-cc Nofice.rs mails for the United M se
steamer
Al h os.s sa Thasi,y July H. 1880 and the .ewa
oalcc. Stations I'D H. 80 stations anu a m
mie.'0a' = ''' " WV JAMES KBlLI refinssst
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IIlE IN DIsTIIED sPIKIIS.
On motion OF Mr. KELLEY rep, Pa, the secretary
OF the Treasury was directed 20 report the amount or
revenue received from the tax on distilled spirits from
each collection district ~ the several states ana IN e
Rebel stpic- nrne the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861
On motion of Mr. HULBURD rep, n. ~, the Secre-
torv Of the Treasury directed 10 furnish any reports
ON ME IN his Department regarding alleged frauds on the
Internal Revenue n the fth collection district Of North
Carolina.
HorsE EMPLOYEES.
on motion Of Mr. LOGAN rep, I'D, the DoorkeePeer
was directed retain the messengers ana emp9ye
under him during OF Congress "a were aulOt
iled 10 be retained during the last Congress
PAYMENT BOUNTfEs
On uofiou OF Mr. VAN AERNAM 0sep, N. ", the sec
etre of War and OF the Treasury were directed TO in
rn tbe House what further legislation Il necessary To
facli,atc Tho payment ~ the additional bounty granted
by the act OF July -. 1865.
PETITION ADJOURNMENT 80.
Mr. STEVENS rep Pa presented tho petition OF 1000
citizens Of MARYLAND Ina favor OF universal suffrage
Al "A o'clock the House adjourned
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soluble ijlae.
FIEB FROM ACID.

i'P"F D. r. TIENANN Co
prv in Casks kes TO- . and ID, nqud in 2 T. 3 ,si 10
bottles. ,.-.
hi TlEMANN Sole Agest. ~
I.. NJ. $40 Pesrlst. N 4
ao,,. of s,ocrtor of Inter- Revenue for the Ast5
District OF the state Neslerk comprising she NGh theeaa s
Wsrl, oft NeNlokNOtce - hereby gwen P
srt m Law .t have received from The Assessor tue L OF s
lions and Erunaous properly subject to tar ufcer me @ 70 po
% Internal Reyenue support the Gevtpmen TO pay interest % W."
public Debt for other po approved j ss a 20 isss "a
Acts aueudstoFy bppro,e March 2 lSoS jay - 100
March that the dates aad iAIes ten a. re-
will sttend personally o bV oepu o
collection Of the same iny office. No 1871 West fYisesh a. f
Of Echthave daily (Sunds excepted nom s l..a ~ y. s
The Inn sv Of Ju inclusive h,tver Tie hears OF oA ~
and o clock "a, 81, T.,.. an Ba,Up.g 4
Trades and the on Carsges ba" ~ - NJ.
Ws,eis md Plate, for the cung Nay J. ~ ~
tsres unoo Iucomes m erdug December ~ lto
An persons shall neglect 70 pay the sHs % ~ nt "a
afotesad within The ume c!fNs
come liable the penalties prescribed ny aN ,,ageos
Dated New-iork, June 10. 1900
--,,yaiid., Wheel Chairs. Tor "a or 0ut-Door ese'
Con Invapds tSnlages 10 oiser
PATENT ALTERING HORSES 49," ~ ~
1htlrens Casges Swin He.9 ,, n "a ,y1llsuss
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Iioy 10 Deal win Diarrhea.

Avoid voRt purgaaves Swallow NO chalk mixtures % Ssser
eoapg preparations membrane Of the bowels neeis
soothing srd tonas Take RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS vses
will al once remove irritating that produce e disease see
Act ike healing STRENGTHENING upon the nnsmed ms"
enecns the rapid sadpa MESS care -
Price cents per box coated With free from Taste sod
by druggists. rsHa
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Ear-Rins. and PIns->ew styles

Carmel, carbuncr Etrresn. Coral amesi, " 49,
Cameo Enamel Dia's"ud No. i"' WV -, '-11ls'I
p,a.,, ,re door below Csnstst ------------------
T- ,,-,.. ~ IN kinds promptly repaired or ytse "a
ionr~ " i",esssI" With The stop resi- v.ce ~.
part pay i"r he asnne Mach az ssa -
to De aaIag, 49, METROPOLITAN NAShiNS hAehtns
~ BROWNING, General Asent Nv. 80 h''s" WV
Merchants Hoel. - y .,F..- .Io. e,i
su.ls and noHo 9asfs.
mr. Judsons Dead Shot Worm Candy st,s s ,as ~
everywhere. Wholesale Agents.
70 No IL Park row r. G. WELLS CO. NO ~. re'
ne Iawyer.-BANKRUPrCY MANUAL. By C'soa s'e'' w.
Ly a 6. WiLNARTIl Ne u CesAbers 49, kos~ NJ ="
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CAMBRIDGE MASS, JULT O.
Reef Cattlr-Recep little active AZ S
weeks prices; $50 s3 75i first quality, S2d
sia so; second quality siasH o.; third quality SioG$lo 90
sheen and s-Rcceipts 1898: prices tending downward sales
4dj, pc. No. Spring Lambs *3a So Veal Calves $3a+R
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The reading of tho journal having been dispensed
with tho SPEAKER presented copies OF the laws OF Idaho
and of the Journal of the third Legislature of Arizona
which were referred TO the Committee Territories
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Every traveller by land should have bottle oft
Every family sickness 10 health, shou haze bottle u -
Ii vii. cure simple Summer Complaint
II Ei cne DiafThea.
Ii will Dyscntegy.
II will Gripping 81 the Bowels
Il will Cholera Morbus.
II will restore c Of the bowcs when reduced With Os<oesi
kimL
Full directions Nth each bottle hou TO all sss"
ocosslonea By Of the bowels Manufactured by
DONALD KEANEDl. RoKbufy. Msss
Price One Doa For sale nv DBMAS BARNES Co.. No ~ ts
row and y C. WELLS \ Co.. No. 1876 Fulton'si n y -
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-16
The Rowdies and Rulers of New York.

NEW YORK, November 4th, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: The election is the al-absorbng topic of
conversation amongst both parties in the metropolis ustnow
especially amongst those calling themselves democrat"
the appropriate name for whom is the "Crme of the coun
ty-the destructonists of popular
vices and the generators and regulators of sacred national
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
The jury brought I'm a verdict lors $500.
CHAMBERs-BefOre Justice SUTHERLAND
nECIsIONS

Iu the matter Of the petition of Montague NJ.
Hendricks ct Reference ordered TO inquire into facts
and report with opinion Samuel X. r. Camp agt. John
Dolan ct al.-Order granted. allowing Receiver to sell
leases. &c Frederick William Dash agt Mary Eizabetn
Dash.-RepOrt OF Referee confirmed and Judgment OF
divorce granted to the plaintiff Serene g. starett aSS
John +. Moore ct al.-MotiOn granted Emma H. Corwih
agt Daniel Strong-Motion denied. c. Hall agt h. n.
Van Winkle.-Nemoranda for counsel Wm Phelan aga
John MallOn.-MemOranda for counsel
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amusnrnts.


ERENCH THEATER.
IL H. L. .Lesses and Director
THE HOUSE CROWDED
ELITE AND FASHION OF THR CITY.
MOST SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION
OF THE SEASON,
"THK GRAND DUCHESS"
which viii be presented
on SATURDAY.
POWERFUL CAST, GORGEOUS COSTUMES PINE CHORUS
AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA
MILE ToSTBB As TIIB GRAND DUCHESS.
besrs GRBRPkOY, DUCHBSNB, LBDUC, LAGkIPR0UL, hla
DKFELCOuRT. and all the members Of the
GREAT PARIsIAE OPERA COMPANY
Amer morrow night GRAND DUCHESS" Ope nights VIII he
pe1t GRAND DUCHESS" MATISRB on SATURDAY Oct B.
TUESDAY, Oct q, TiB GRAND DUCHESS n Brooklyn.
Mr.. BATEhAN hsgs announce the Of biz
FRENCH DRAMATIC SEASON
on TUESDAY OCT. n,
and Trt Appearsne. in Nsv.YorL Of bis
PABiSAN DRAMATIC COMPANY,
of
MONSIEUR IA ROCHE, ~ the Theatre Prsncas, aud
MILE. DEBORAH Of the Theatre Imperial Dc POdson
The opening piece will be Fmlets
ROMANCE on POOR YOUNG MAN
bARGUbklIb. ....MlLE DBBOhhn
MAXINE MONS. LA ROCHE
The nights French win be TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS
FIRST FRENCH DRAMATIC MATINEE viii take place on
WEDNESDAY OCT 30
Doors open 81 II p. N. Commence at p m.
Admission Reserved seats 81 50; Caller, Balcony Bsrs'
eBo go Prcseenum Boxes $40 to SIS Tickets for sale at the
Tbaer the usual es Season Tickets be bad at Shnrs
No. 7Ol Broadway and At the Thsaier
rINHE GREAT JOHN HENRY,
Il CHAMPION RIDER or EUROPE,
WILL SHORTLY APPEARi
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

OTrlcE or Army CIoTHINa AMI BoUiPAob, ;
No ib STATE STREET NEwYoRK October 4 lsbi)
ARGF SALE OF PUBLIC PROPEKl =
Wi h. sold at Public Auction the Depot Of Army Cotlg ana
itsge 30 go Washington street, Newlork C on iuESDA
,se l2 October lS commencing ~ ~ eoeA -
from sy 10 day following eelet q Army Co.hing Aha
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
Iee1 EUMMHR ARRANGEMENT. 1904
COMMEhClhO JUNK J, lssL
PpE Station IN EevIorf Twenty aud FOsrh
Entrance on TWeupTseveHla-st

TRAINS LEAVE ERW-YORK;
for EswHaves and Bridgeport 100. 800 (kLL ilp a iB
Oh. 3U (EEl, 80 40 and 200 (EE.) ?. N
Tor Mor btaiiord Fsrf Southport and We''po 100 iL
For Eov. Zoo 800 Rl 800 I0I nj i2i5 tEIl 400 (RlL
as 80. (EI $50. goo f.I.I o.
Ierb barien ll?0 a. m. 80, SO
Fof Stamford 100 go Er 800 3la ni Ai3 (ELl 7i5 100
HI.l, 345 40 (EIl. -, So. 6.JO, 500 (ErD p n-
For GresDs eh ad intermediate Stations LoV. Sv' l~I n I3
as, 40, 80 Go ?. - -
Por Boston via Springfield, eco tEIl 400 (RLl G0pn
For Boston Shore Line, 12l3 (sI. 400 p m
Tor Hartford AID Springfield 200 m (ELl lLlS 800 OH tN
For Connecticut Railroad 600 (EE ll5p MOa
Foi Hsrior Providence and Fishk Railroad 400 Brl n 1iS
p m.
l2l5, 800, 800 p
For anal Railroad l7i5 .. m 10 Northampton
For Housaonic Railroad boo A. m, 800
For KGuRAtaek Railroad, 800 a. m, 3t0
For Dsn6urT and EorwaiL Railroad 100 D 90 a I1p-
> P~' ~ JAMES II HoYT supt
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Oh, 0urf.

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Co-JEROMB PARK RACES-specA trains will be rug dee
"a the track On leaving oFor
secoai FOuriavs II - and u retaining inHsas
stely amer the for round trip - celA
l. c. BUCKHOUT. General Superintendent
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Yutur,s anS Hltttinqs.

IN PURSUANCE of the call of the UNION
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE the SEVENTH AS
sBMBLY DISTRICT will hOd PRIMARY MEETING on fhIDAt
Oct 49, at their IIeadquA Broadway elect delegates
the various COUNTY udclAry Senatorial and Assem-
biz Polls open from Z, p EDWARD ELLSWORTH, PrsA
JOsEPH H.. HANSON. Sec
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
ALLEGED MUTINY AT SEA.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-IS BASKRUPrcr
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed and re-
terred as follows Petition OF Levi Duyea OF tins city.
referred to Register Dayton Of the firm Of Henry Kla0
ber Louis Zeimer, and Edward Bauman OF this city, 70
ferred 10 Register Allen OF Charles NJ Hnman OF this
city referred Register Dwight Of David Austin r,
OF this city referred to Register Ketehm OF FredeIief
I0wis OF this city referred TO Register Williams and Of
John Campbell jr, Of this city referred to Register
Fitch
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

EOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
Il FAEfTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
on ard amer MONDAY - lc6I. tie hus vii fooUL
loul Pier 10 y. foot % DIsns
Al Ii3 A. m.-EXPRksS FAsShhSkk LINK hr fAladeinhA
Long Irsneh Lc Atsr Nor Long bTsael Tons RIVER au an
termects sisoHI touching A. Fsf No Vi FAslAsh '-yi
t:l3pn u,
FAST FREIGHT LTNR-L.uss Pier No y s.OP r. ~ Phis
the road and hc tsGtsn aa
Asue Railroad Freghs Leu a lc raf Ar eueE las uasrJ
Eaft kEIlhNlNn+
Express PASSENGER LiSE-Po Eev fort lie leaves Phid.
pha Vine . ferry al 7S FIoa LoaI Braheh if h-l
al m ard llif0a
THROUGH FGRE TO PHILADELPHIA. ONLY 81
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!" 49, THROUGH PGRE TO PHILADELPHIA. ONLY sl
4 SNEbES 4 Co. Lssesl

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADS-On and snsr MONDAY. April p 1901 trsins ioi
Albany AID ToJ connecting st hsAsfa AID ""s "'il' ~
leave Ess-YoTk iolosE ..
Ga n EIya Hud,os River R'iro@. Thit,h't II az;
through Buf snt br sthou chanfs
connecting Troy vA uAHs lot SArsioTa kauszd baAh
ton andthe North
o.50 n LIpress train Vi, Har,m Esrai Tssai 'Iisi aht
aitsn With Wetsu Railroad hr Lfoahon
Asny With Ne~n t7tns sn4 al lfeg ~h
tlsins for saratoga Ruiaui Burinrton tuf the North
Hudsou River Railroad corneak a. Alahj
vi of the W
Ahuv an a. lroJ Hh trans Tor A'a'fsa STA
sleeping car attached -...--.. ct..,..-
~. m Elre,s via Harlem Railroad c1nertnF At ChiihlH
vih Western nrctd f Lebanon srTngt Pnshc Ae tla ~ A.
Lsnr Rsspiur cars tftacbsd 81 Albany
Hudson River Railroad with senlnf c,r'
trhed through Buf0 rIi Suspension bnde voli esngs
rf ears teet da fIceDng Sauiar ac14 Ton
orf through b. shouf Rome al D.
Railroad Connseou v e sds Last Al5aHJ IlstAn
oil Sun4tu- u -
seunsetns ath early Tor Ru1Ao Susgnsoa Bridge
ind Al Troy fOI Sssogs sad points hof'h Tbs ifaa all
nj OF tuut1js.
suniaT ial v b, Via Hudson River Railroad hoH heE orr
10 PougAkeensis intermediate stations LEAVING hcW-lo a.
Returning ToughkssPHs a. !S arn'nE IN hs"i'iI
Et II.
m tlf1ius eon a. 3iO Returning leave Miner
to- At 8 D. H.. arriving Al iEsU-YorE A. ll:lO A
MM II. VANDERBILT. Vice President
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STEAMBOATS, anS GaiIroaOs.

pENEDICTs TIME -0ctOber.-Sec-
lD railroads New York complete with City MsP
% BENEDICT BROS, Je~eiers No. III broadway
CPECIAL NOTICE.-CHANGE OF TIME
y The BRISTOL will and after MONDAY Oct
81 Pier No. North River instead Of hereto
fore. II. o. BRIGGS General Manager n. S. 5. Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

ST. Lows NO. October 10 1877
ARGE SALE of PUBLIC PROPEkI1.1- -
VII he sold Al Public Auction. At the Depot Of Army Clothing 9hs @
sS No a9 North Malnst St Louis on the 18th DAl VI
SfTOBER INST commencing at II osoek NJ The io0"a AZ"
-. of ARM Clothing and Equipage. va: .--,
Cos VI 49, 0l WOOIBN BLANKETS
~ ,l are s new and iu the be condition and offer ges; In
4aesmeuts TO dealers. l. Ia -. A.. ..v.o Aim.
ss place samples Of all be seen at the Depot " A' N P
sisus L the sale - - -. L.. ~. balance
-. ,-s te1 from the Depot be within I've
% er tie sale forfeiture Of the purchase ano Ihe ~ per cent
br orier Of the Qusrterrnsster- General 80
IOUS RODGERS. Captain aad Military Sorekeepef u - a
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co
THE CHEAPEST LlHB
Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt ChaL Hoysr,
vii lssrs Pier No Il. r. r. SATURDAY October D. a. uoos
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, HAFkk AND BkLMkN.
Tirs Cabin $40: Second Cabin So3; Seert-e. 10. gold
From Bremen Southampton and ilaYre TO kesl0rk3
Frst Cabin glO: Second Cabin G75. fieefage SO goA
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME;
First Cabin 62O Second Cabin. : 10 bteenge. eO
Tor bills pautge
ISAAC TAYLOR PTtsaeut. No ~ Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

EKW.Y Yo8K, October 9. 1851
CEALRD PROPOSALS will be received at
ts once until n FRIDAY tho 18th Instant for iu
pl g y contfaet lie following MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
z ast Picola d fat Tcnors
FsffIsrionet u fat BaritoneI
B fat Clauones u ist Iuhas
A. d,t Corn,t. ! bass Drum,
n rat Correts small Drum
4 a. Ala. / Cynbaa
The above named instruments Will he of plain inexpensive manufae
tore but good and suitable for the pufpoie intended
No bid be unss accompanied bJ samples Of all The
Fuuber Information NAV be hal At this once
the right 10 reject part the whole OF
an be deemed N the interest Of the
the instruments be furnished and
should Proposals for Furnishing Musical hsirumena
N' ~ d. a. sAWTRLLR Bt Brig General.
and O NJ U 4. A. IN charge Of depot A. O. aud
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
6bantts for Susintss sIltn.

| A ROBUSTNESS MEN.-An energetic Amer
~ canvssng the Western end Southern States sohe
goods commission, business requiring sn efPensaes
traveller; expert collecting ard settling accounts Address COhPk
l ILN W
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

EOR SALE-A partially developed SLATE
QUARRY in Lehigh County Pa Present would retain
baf interest desired Address T. G. DAVIES Laury station lie
high County of P0sOfcs Box No LOO Phidephs