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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CINCINNATI, Feb. 25. I
FLOUR steady. Trade brands Sl1 SOC
Is 80. Nothing done in superfine.
WHEAT-Quiet. No. Spring at 81 40
per busheI; Winter 81 so.
Corn Firmer. No. SIC in elevator, and
7Sc in sacks.
62c in sacks.
RYE-In good demand and prices firmer.
No. at 81 %. 90
ding at 28c. Receipts last week 5,4S5 bales
and from september LIST 9,275 bales, against
l1S,l73 bales the same time last season
Tue exports during the week were 6,S55
bales.
WHIsKY-Un Unchanged and steady al
Zoe, in bond.
doing, with small sales at SO O0@2O %.
BULK MEATs-Unchanged. City pack
ers firm, and ask ~, 91zC9l025c for shout
ders, sides and clear sides, but &c less hal
to be accepted when sales are effected, and
| 7@9c were accepted for lot OF country
cured shoulders and sides.
BACoN-Tn fair demand at 919@l012c.; 1l1
and l212c. for shoulders, sides, clear rib
and clear sides. packed; but not much GU
LARD-In good demand, and but littl'
| Offering; prices &c. higher, with sales o
900 tierces a l2c. for country and tz14c. 10
| city The CITY packers are not offering
| their lard generally speaking, and 'larg
purchases could not be made on the cur
rent rates.
CLovER-Dull, and prices dropping; only
retail sales, So 65@8 20.
| TIMoTHYZADull at So 309S 40.
! FLAX SEED-In demand at 81 35@2 40, ant
| Choice Clear, fit for seed, g 30.
| BUTTER-Dull for all kinds but Iresl
| Yellow ;26@28c is the range for fresh w mite
/ but choice Yellow wonld bring 2993Oc, AM
! there is but little in market.
CHEEsE-Is steady at l6@l61zc. for est
ern Reserve, and 16115@I7c for Hamburg.
| EGGs-Declined to 2O@21c., and the sup
| ply is good.
| GoLD-l3714. q 4t.a A.
| EXCKANGE--Steady at par Duylng an
| LILO premium selling.
MoNEY-The money market is steady a
| l0GI2 per cent.
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New York Cattle Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. %.
CATTLE = Receipts 4,499 beeves; 1850
sheep and lambs, and Is 1872 hogs.
heavy fall of snow. Last weeks prices thus
were firmer, and up to Friday SIG 36 was
offered. Cattle coming in are selling az
fully nc improvement on the preceo1n.s
week Quality pretty good. Some prenl-
UNI cattle sold as high as 1791Sc; none le -
than 131z@14c, with some fair to goooo az
I4dI5c, and good to prime l59loc. 90 "a
Monday the offerings were about l'9O ~
head OF good average grades, WnlSi11' ~ ~
view of the light supply, were ne siI,,, az !
higher figures; the buyers were nOI M H,1niiS
to nav the advance asked. put may
com promised at an advance OF ainost ~
but still there is no particular aeuVisy ~
servable, and all holders were conplAin'
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New York STOCK Marked.
Nv Telegraph.l NEW YORK. Feb.

BY Telegraph New YORK, Feb. %.
At 4:3O p. M. the quotations for stocks
were: Ohio certificates 25Lz; Western
Union Telegraph 43A@431a; New York
son l361z@13634; Reading l04g10411S; Michi-
gan Southern 72Sz@73i Illinois Central HOG
Il01z; Rock Island 96@9612; Northwestern
355z@36; do. preferred 65149655s; Fit. Wayne
96@964 Pittsburg IS. Government securi-
ties heavy and lower this afternoon, with
the exception of new 1865 $40 and 1905.
The closing quotations were: Registered
bonds of 81, 1I0A@ll015; coupons 762, Ill;
do. '64 1071sa10S1s; do. '65, 10S1z@106s4; new
issue, 1867; 7-30's l055s91061s. State bonds
Virginia 54@58; Missouri 92s4; Tennessee
65h.
The demand for money is moderate, and
the supply is abundant.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVTEW.

The call for money is hardly SO pressing,
though fully up to the means of supply.
The rate in bank is firm at II per cent,
and on the street from Il to Is per cent. is
asked. Returns from produce shipments
are coming in slowly, afording some re-
liet. The policy of the Government as to
the currency, will be determined this week,
and will doubtless continue the present
expansion. 1t viii be well to have this
question of contraction or expansion set
tied, that the country may no longer de-
ceive itself as to the practical results, We
shall soon learn how far, continued expan-
sion will realize the expectations of its
advocates.
New York Exchange is in limited sup
ply. Selling rate unchanged 81 50 per NJ.
Gold higher-buying rate 1877. 6Q
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ST. LOniS Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Feb. %.
ToBACCo-The feeling is better; Tugs are
quoted at 81 60@3 20; common leaf So 409
6 40; medium, 81 1907 20; medium manu-
featuring sI2 25@l4; good medium SIS %.
CovToN-Dull and nominal at &c for
middling.
FLoUR-Inactive and business small; SUI
perfine IS 62@9 Is; extra $40 25@10 So; double
do. choice $1l 25@l5. 40 81
WHEAT-s2 IS for prime Spring, and 81 81
az 95 for choice Fall. c
CoRN-Firm at S6@S8c,
OATs-Firm, at 68@70c.
PoRK-Firmer, at $40 00@l9 so.
BULK MEATs-7115c tor shoulders, and LOG
1015c for hams.
BAcoN-Dull; 11ssc for clear rib sides; Il
@l21sc for clear sides, and l5c for sugar
cured hams.
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Public Sale.
THE MARINE HOSPITAL BgILD;

4 ing and Lot at Evansville, Ind, will
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, subject to the approval of the bid
by the Secretary of the Treasury, at u
O'Clock M. February 18th, 1867, on the prem
ises.
Terms of Sale -One-fourth cash, and the
balance in equal payments of 30 TO, and 80
days. A deposit of five hundred dollars
$500 will be required at the time of sale.
A certificate of sale will be given TO the
purchaser, and the deed will be executed
upon the payment of the last instaIlment
of the purchase money.
ISAAC CA SELBERRY,
Surveyor of Customs.
Evansville, Ind, February 18th, 1867
febl4dtd
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IIvERpooL. Feb. 25-Evenine.

CoTToN-Dul1, but closed with a declin-
ing tendency; middling uplands quoted at
1879, decline of "a. The sales reached
5000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Dull.
WHEAT-California lbs. Sd.
Provisions Unchanged. a
TALLoW-American ASS. Cd.
LARD-American sos. Sd.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-S7s. Cd.
PETRoLEUM-Unchan
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ing of the prices; poor to medium l0al1c:
medium to fair l25S@l3c; good steers and
fat oxen 149l615c; prime steers l6Gl7c: the
majority of the sales were at I4G161Sc. the
sold at 171ag1Sc. The demand for sheen
has been very lightly supplied; to-day the
markets. very strong at about &c advance
on last week; few sheep sold at loo. We
quote common to fair sheen at 7@S1Se:
good to prime $1,000; extra 999s4c; lambs
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FOR SALE Or LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs.
rrHIs DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF

WTHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE Ok
4 resort, in the immediate vicinity OF
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation.
and beautifully laid out In gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the accommodation of the public.
new and in good order, is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terms.
The buildings were mostly erected last
year. and consist of fine large hotel, with
Spacious and well ventilated rooms; bath
house, of six rooms, furn shed for cold and
hot tub, shower, and d0ttche baths OF the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pln
alleys; dancing hall and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory. and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
tioneTy, bakery, ice house, filled with ice,
&c, &c. The waters are q saline chalybe-
ate pronounced by medical men as I'M
surpassed for their hygienic quail les.
To any person acquainted with the BUSH
ness of Conducting such an establishment,
an opportunity of making fortune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs. l
will hold the property for private sale till
the first day of March next. If not then
sold win lease it on favorable terms.
VIM. HEILMAN.
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TTOR SALE-LOT-For sale at bar
G gain, a Lot so feet on First Street, w tn
a good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire of D. BAER,
corner OF First and Main streets. [feb9 dim
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BOARDING.

ID OARDING.- The best of accommo-
I'D dations can be had at MRS. Il. NJ.
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. ljan9 d3m
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wHOR sALE-HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.
~ A very nice one-story Frame Dwell
ing House, with five rooms, kitchen. cellar,
and all necessary outbuildings, with two
Lots, in a good locality. VIII be sold very
low, and on time, if application be made
soon to ALVAH. JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
ian23 dim Evansville, Ind.
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WANTED.

WANTED = :, PARTNER. With ba f. ON
manufacturing business, already estab-
ished in this city. Address Post-On1ce
Box 3I9I, stating where an interview
may be had. lfeb23 div
WY NTED-TO RENT, A HOUSE
wv containing five or six rooms. one
above Main street preferred, Apply at the
Drug Store, corner Third and Main.
LUZ
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wVOR sALE-WHeLEsALE DRUG

* SIURE-A WhOIeSaIe Drug House IN
Evansville, Ind; an old stand, where a
splendid business can be done. Sales last
year over two hundred thousand dollars.
This is one of the best points for whole
sale drug house in the country. The city
is rapidly increasing in population, and
having a country trade surpassed by no
place of equal size. The stock will proba-
bly, invoice about fifteen thousand dollars
and will be sold on very reasonable terms
if application be made within the next
ten days. For terms and reasons for SELL
ing, apply to or address, WIN. T. FERRIS,
Lawrenceburg, Ind, or Evansville.
feb2l lot
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FOR SALE.
A Nice Residence for Sale.

T WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-
u DENCE, on the corner of second 'and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville now in
good order-for reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession given May 10th. Title
perfect. ADDRESS II. K. READ,
1873 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
feb23 diff
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Feb. %.
,CoTToE Dull snd heavy middling,
2S@29c.
CoRN-aO@95c.
.aOATs-70@75c. 9
HAY-S2S 00@3O 90. EfE
FLoUR-Superfne $40 O0@lO %.
PoRK-S2l 00@21 80.
BULK AIEATs-S1z @1111lc., round. taf
BAcoN-Clear sides, 14@l412c.; sugar
cured hams 10@20c.
LARD-14@1415c.
DRESSED HoGs-9@l0c.
APPLEs-S5 5O@6 90 per barrel.
BRAN-S35 per ton.
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Especial to the Evansville Journal.]
eW Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is.
CorroN-Easier, with sales of 5,4O0 mid
ding at 3O15c; receipts, 600 bales; ex-
ports, $50 bales.
SUGAR-Easier; fair, l2zsc. 49,
MoLASsES-79c.
FLoUR-DulG and easier; superfine, sl1 SO;
extra, So 00@l6 90.
Com Easier, at 81 u. 4"
OATs-Steady, at 81 90.
HAY-Firm, at S37 so.
PoRK-Easier, at SIS so.
BACoN-shoulders, lie; sides, l2H@l4c.
and quiet.
LARD-Easier, at 129l4c.
Observation-Disclosures
IoBAcoo-U Unchanged; medium, 79c;
fair, 99llc.
GoLD-lS7s4
SrERLISGLBankers, 1897.
FRANcs-Bankers, 14712.
N. Y. BANK CHECKS 40 discount.
FREIGHrs-Steady; New York, re;
Liverpool, 9-16c; Havre, IS@lAc
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Enr0nean Markets,

By Telegraph LONDON, Feb. 2-Eve.
CoNsoIs-9l for money. srf-
sroCKs-5-2Os 1871; Illinois Central tn;
Erie S77z. . aHT a -
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UOIu HIBII5I-UuyIlB Idtt Lot.
Government bonds advanced.
Compound Interest Notes arebought at

The following quotations are from the
Office OF w. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
II. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
State Bank of Indiana.
State Bank of Ohio.
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Sttambuais anS TaiIruaSs.

BRISTOL LINE
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
VIA BRISTOL, II. J.,
IRON PIER No. "a, NORTH RIVER
n. r,te.pt steamers BRISTOL Capt BytoD, and PRoVl
DENCH Capt Simmons. az p U, daily.
and thirty mnHtet by rail ron Bristol s Boton ~
living in BosJs ample With EOAsrs AMI Eastern
These reamers the aest sanehe sud mott elegant
the American waters In the number and size her a
plendor OF their aeeommodhOas tb are
n,aed sold and State Rooms secured al the once 30 Pier No
"a North River near foot Of CGnAlst also -.
checked through al the Offices o. Westeos
Express Co. No PArt place Nos 7s5 and $ Bosdsg Harlem
Railroad Depot Twenty xh and F0rthATe Hudson River Rail
Depot Twenty ninh ST and hEshave Hesio Ne ESQ Wash
ington 81, BrOeklyh.
b. purchasing any ss. oBees baggage be CHECKED
from residence TO destination H. o. BRIGGS, GesL Manager
GEO W. TIERS Agent
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or newborn.

CLEARED.
Steamship Santiago De Cuba Smith GrsyOTu Me North Ansfia
Steamship Go,
EGiad (Fl Richardson, Cienuegos Inrke Lghtbo7ne
Bng Atsnta Beeu Harb0r Grace p NJ n Greene Curns
BchE Ricardo BAuos FurDAn, hAysueI r. r. b. J. Weinberg
Rch. Larou Bradford st Andrews n H.. JED FRYE 4 20
schr CarTie Davis Brownsylle TEXAS II. Wcodhonse
Sch {. A. Johnson Howard, Washington, n u ~ n h'aA
sebr Nellie H. Benedict Elns Baltimore Baker Dayton
sloop Deep River Burley, N-Hsvss 9. Racket bro
Sloop MAry GTav, Allen, New London. j. g. JohnsoA
s.sm,hIp CITY Of Boston (Br BosEe Liverpool A Inst add
Qneenstown 5th With unse. and 10 Jolp O. pae
Steamship Saratoga King Richmond AMI Nersk Nit mus ua p
10 n hcCready Co. arrived m Ios aAs mol % nspO'eu
steamship Niagara. BEemau SOrol wis nd'e and pass to n l.
hcCready 4 Go. . o.. IA -. -.,h -. -
B. Cromwell CO. kJpcsDeed bad "ea'Aei ana e ioasn
s.ath be Of the I'll, -
Steamship Herman livnsou ks 80 80 'se
and pa LinSaon EIpenucec heavy y" gales The ca
US ssS6p Idona Hoy.y Dee and tbe Bar ih With
use ard pass G. H. Nsog Co Ia I lales soull San'
~ or for hours mAkHg complete breach oyeus,
and The sip drove II lee sAGd l5U miles 81,
srahp Ashland Norton Savanna hoss WIN mase AID pass
10 r. Iorde ~. ~. a. h.u..
WnnI o. l. The South Chaunrl experienced ter
lost forcsA o~ef forvtopsa and fore
- In h cotion found necessary cot away TIE main aud
b1eu MATS Go the nAinmas 30 ug crrd away iaH
the rendering Useless 9TH spoke ,
Baltimore 9th, schr
49, 5 m 10 no Island light blatant IS miles spoke steamship
ard requested her 10 tAhe us Ia too gave bm our
pSrel I'D tue steamships hsnscf iuaf
times u bowing terrible sale a. il TINE It stSbshp 1 u
An no ook m Bin ~ 10 blowing lray gale from M Nh
tic esd and found 10 homs Wetc h 20
anchor 90 fthoms can and r snrhor wl - fh"hsi
% SHAH River Ionr Lr.neA abp h ."' ana 'Vou' one
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hall nil. Distant and rot more cebe lengths from the
l5tb at when The steamtus mh.s
alongside got under weigh sheT shipping We s
bcar auo % sandy HOOK she tug Philip also 'o'A hon ans
N
Boson Paul de L0ando As' sept
20 and AHbde OCT s. Wih nds 20 Rdeont hoDsns o. boeb
Dec y Of Georges shoa MCay second male OF boston
years Old slipped tie deck fell overheard essI As
Drowned Ihe NJ p days Of BeInnds WITH uns st.
and NV gales sph sails bnwsrks and rail- ieh al Lenao
Wm Cuumirs from PHILADELPHIA the In state OF mahny ns
Ionic (Brl. from Boston dschsTng The 10 bonnd 70 Boston
put this short oi wood ard w tie sex and oAaJ h''S
bitten
Brig Cbier of Lgnnerberk wehsven Of Ponce p r. u dgf
with fruit sailed company brig AfAretta r for New
lok ehr G. g. Warren oF DO sailed Nov "a Left orig Seotaid
from Bangor dsch9 ~.
Brig CurGcoa ( Lockhar Windsor s., 10 DAYS, with plaster
Joseph Foulke's
Brig Ellen Maria Hoze Bangor 10 DAYS with lumber 90 oole
Murray Had gales al the and lost Of deb "sd
18Th Of Block Island the brig Julia AreN
from Bangor for New-York Arrived II a. n. 10th
Ser g. r. C. @ Gates Corvallis n S. Is Gays, With p"eses
CTsudall Umphrsy & Co.
Schr Osprey Cl0asy Naehias days. With tmbesrd as
Talbot Co.
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THE CIVIL COURTS.

The Hon. Thomas w. Clerke, Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of this District Will take his seat judge
OF the Court OF Appeals next month.
In the L. 5. District Court yesterday the
case Of the Government agt Vernon X. Stevenson, IN
which the defendant is accused Of illegally selling $780,
600 worth OF Confederate for his benefit
up on motion to amend the Libel by making u more gem
eII TO apply 10 Illicit transactions III cotton by de-
PENDANT at any time during since the Rebellion, and
I'm anv OF the States OF the South this city
sci defendant resisted the motion the ground that
the specifications Of the libel sufficiently general ~
the libel stands and 10 make II more general would
SIMPLY be TO make allegations SO vague as 20 be ditcnt
answer The Court took the papers, reservng It's de-
cisiOn. .
The Supreme Court General Term decided
yesterday the question OF te eatenslon % Shn,cn
the award OF damages TO G. f. Detmold as owner and To
Drake Barnes as lesSees Of premises In Liberty ST. and
the assessment Of property belonging TO the United
States and the award OF damages IN FAVOR OF the New
Ierscv Central Railroad Company and for the purpose
OF taking further evidence and correct the said awards
aud assessments and for the purpose OF modyhg the
assessment FOR costs according their final taxation,
The Court ordered the report 10 be sent back 10 the Com
missiOuers who required 10 report again 70 the Cen
eral Term ON the 3Oth INST
Mary Cary sued IN the Court of Common
Pleas Tor divorce from Thomas Cary She says that
they have been married six years, ana nave one eh'
and onoe during fit OF derium tremens he tred TO cue
her h9a, WIN pu ,Seir cSd orr P OF Inc Window When
the suit commenced the deenuant was Ordsred 10
nav her SIS per week amony; this De failed to do and
Therefore An attachment for contempt issued against
hm, but he euded its service lie now moves 10 make
her complaint more definite before be A. Mrs.
CaTys counsel resisted this raising the point that he
was in contempt aud had no standing IA eouit; t
Judge thought this point conclusive but reserved hbal
decision until next Saturday.
In the Brooklyn City Court the jury rendered
verdict in favor OF j. w Jones' OF the Wall House, vi"
The has been noted W A Plumb en-
gagged board FOR himself, wife. three children ana Lusr
representing that be held position IN the navy ard at
a handsome salary. which was untrue. lie put on pay,
ing his board until his wife WAS taken SICK Iheh nc pau
sIe0 aud gaye "A note which proved worthless During
Mr., Plunbs sickness she BECAME heir 10 $4,000 Never
theess Plumb moved without canoeing MS lDueDted-
meas ana Mr. Jones retained Mrs. Plumbs wearing
naTi This 1t claimed, he had no right TO do The
asa hinges upon the point. whether defendant kept
house hotel. He sustained his claim that
he did not keep hotel and therefore had hen ON tLo
wearing apparel. estimated 70 be worth 8, 500.
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cOTRT CALENpARs-TnIs pAY

SUPREnE COURT-GeHeTdl Ierm.-AdjOuTned
10 Dee 30-Parts l and Il.-AdjOurned without day.
Part IlNOs $50. I4l6. 81 23S SOL 1851 Ill., 1885, 1871
40 il2 1872 1900 $50 354, 1851, Sl li0l, 62I, l7ls
SIcoiai TeiB.DemurrersNOs II, ~, "a 81. Issues OF
Law and FactAOs l60 1874. ia 25. 22 2Gl, 49, ls9 9
900 ~ isg 229, 2GG 2S4 2SJ. Chag6ersNos. ~, o. c.
10 Call 81.
SUPERIOR CorRT Trial Term.-Part Nos. $780,
$685. 33o7 9i3. 282 1917, S45l, SS 336 3} 1852 2GO
$3.50, 3459, Sac, 1913 Part IlNO 1914 $3.50 $500 2glO
1904 Si5s $780, $685. 3G9s 3i2 1924 $780, $780, 3l4O sl3
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-rhe Trial Term has adj
iourned Tor the term. The General Term ia not in
session this month and Will not meet ill the first Monday
vi January next
MAmNE CorrrNos 20 20 a. %. &C. as 10. Sc, 90 700,
l0l lc2, lWl, iui, lUs lOG.
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paSSFNcFRS APPTVED

FROM LIvERPooI-In steamship City Of Boston Dee ls-sI.
PhDo three children and Miss Jns Conn0r g. g. edries
wife and daughter Nine Hi Mise Condor Miss Kate Dson
oug and infant Mrs Tbro aud infant Mrs Sarah Robin
DiskAn r. Dennis r. Zerhsl, Alfred North J. F.
Pusey Angus Mcdonald Mrs Rockwell F. De Sable M Tyler
Dean Grimes. the Rev MI Kerr Mr. Harris
Mr. VandergNes and wife toe Hon Mr. Fank and wife ny
III Hawthorne r. o Mahoney, j. o. MAhouey, I. r.
Boand Webster CWilson, Major Dayel J. g. Hitchcock, b.
II Cock Williams G. Decsod. Capt GHBde and wife, I'd
Stevenson u and child Mrs Lawson hs Rate LAWSON J. J.
Dunn T. II Bradford, Thomas Blum, James Blum
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st,smboats anb GaiIruaSs.
,AFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT:
S4r%EE S sBgA is HOWELL COS
IYTBRMRDI1TR POINTS
n'' e9 Of sosFos .ua s'
leave dsy sS Ss-S R fns'ps s, o. y...
FoR EEw,LoSDoS,. r,,,, from. III. .b.r.
S ':1',:2s Il; +; s':;%s't s's worcester
4 s. MARTIN. Assn.. 90 ise Per
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Hampton s psAys ma 'pd w sssSs
tons forming direct line Pittsburgh and The West without nanSe0
cara ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST
Three Express Trains daily for the Yves" eIes' Sundays Nhe' ''
siiy miller and res saved By this line Chicago Cincinnati
St. Louis &c. With S %iS SPi s1 SksSsassExrs
Commencing Nov Is lss7Leays New YOrI A. follows
w fss % hs.6 Es; c, Bethlehem s A''A ouA
$50 mZway!Tsn Tor Pennington Junction stroudsburE Water
Cap Scranton Kingston Pt.ston Great Bend, &c 49,,
Ga m-WEsrERs EaOn, Allentown Harrisburg Pitts
Sd Sot ono one .ss 70 81 louis Connect. at .s
G1. and % 11 b b' E for S we %:,s2 S S U % Con
RnTRASFor EaTson. Allentown hsush ChSnf WlsesoArrs
Reading Columbia Lancaster Ehrata L PO''sVe Harrisburg &c
pS,-TE 70, S So%sI'le
m-CScSSIrI R1PREssPor EssOn Bethlehem Maueh Chunk
Reading HsbGIg oOJsS ChcosG and % ssTD cs 70
s:Io p n-Por somervIHe and Pennington.
s;S J. m.-For Junction and intermediate stations
m-wrsTSs EXPRESS TR4rs-FOr Ess,Ou Ansnts~u, Read
ing, Harrisburg. Pittsburgh and the West
City Pittsburgh evening
Additional trains ar Bergen Point Elizabeth, &c
Tickets obtained tire Office Of the Central ka
road Of EevJersey foot OF Liberty ST. n R. at No Asor House
I'll $40 Broadway No Greenwich 81 and at the pnc
pal hotelA K MCkEk, supenh'eAoen@
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of Chsmbers-st PayonA Ferry: -,
$500 Dsy Express for Rochester Buhhe sAanAnea Dankk
and all points West and Soutk. - -
$50 Way Train daily for otsVle and intermediate saonI
lOOca NJ EIDres Mail. for Bs'a0 Salamanca DunrL and Al
$50 D. NJ wSy Train ddetown and temediss. saonL
stopping only at Sterling Junet on Turner
and stations Of turner's 70 Pert JT EeTbugh, and war
wick
$3.50 Night Express. for Rochester, Buffalo, BAAnsnea
600 a. Way Train for suHern and niernsdiats stations
$50 n Night Express daily for Rochester BusAo, eaAneneA
DE1En all and South BY ths train sleeping soshe'
will through o Cincinnati without ehsnge.
300 Emigrant Train ealy, for toe west So -. IA
Also Trans Boiling spuR Passse and Paterson
and 9:l6 II las 600 Gas, and II NJ IN nhD,ho
DAY NIGHTS O'clock for su1e and
stitous - -
SUNDAY TRATHs-s5o NJ Way Train sor otsvfe u and 20
Paterson; Night EypreN for Duntrk bunao Koch
ester Salamanca ali pots West and sOuihj II H. Tor PAers0a
nd Port JeryiA
RrpresS Trains run through TO Dunfk and Bu1so with
change Of Coaches and direct ooRnseuon Wild al Sou'n anu
Perfectly Ventilated Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany Al
cEes can be obtained at CompauJs oscesEo al Broadw
civ " n RIDDLE, Genl Supa
VIZ R BARR. GEM Pass Agent