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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1s

IRENE views OF holders OF desirable grades restricting the
operations Of shippers Ohio meets with most favor ana
the supply has been greatly reduced We quote Connec
ucut PLIERS at l0c average lots lsd40c and wrappers
~ aG5c. State Fiers 3BGjc average lots, sc anu
Wrappers, IL d35c Pennsy vafa and ONO FILTERS, 5s9
SIC; average lots 6dlGc.; and Wrappers, y di0c.
TALLOW-Under decline In gold prices are lower and
the demand fair at concession sales VI 10000 at lO
lOSc. for Common 10 Prime.
WOOL-Our market for Domestic Fleeces continues
firm, and all grades note slight advance the de-
mahd has been fair and the business confined chiefly
with manufacturers In Foreign very little change
20 note the demand is moderate. The closing
quotations are Domestic Ileeccs ~ 4Odljc. Tor
Native and oneiOurth MerinOs, 40at4c for one-hali
and threequaTers do SOC for fublood hennos ana
So aGOc for SaXOny Fecces; 27a52c forNo. Pulled Sa
soc for Superne do and 45aJ0c FOR Extra DO l6q2oc
for common Unwashed California "a 2Sc for Fine do is
d23c for common choice Texas aud American COmhine
AT 4sd52c We quote Foreign as follows South American
az 35a37c for Common Washed; 2sQ37c. for Unwashcd
Mestza and MeriuO; 3Od3Sc. for Washed Entre Rios;
20a24c for Unwashed Creole 56d4oc for Washed COroy
Gillian at 2lc for Unwashed Mestiza and Merino
Cape OF Good Hope 35040c for Unwashed; East India,
for Washed aud African ut 10 a2jc for Unwashed
and 25d SOC for Washed.
WHISKY-The market Is duh and prices unsettled
sales Of 80 bbls. Western at 50c., in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

a,d: and by steamer 1000 bales Cotton at cd, and
ss.oOO BUSH Corn at CID The closing rates are as
follows: To Liverpool by steamer Flour. As; Wheat
6td; Corn, cd; Heavy Goods, 8Oa4Os. BY SAIL
Flour, 2s Cd; Wheat Cd; Corn, 5ld,i Heavy Goods
9Oa2js. To London by steamer Heavy Goods, 5Os
By sail, Flour, 2s Sd; Wheat, sgd; Corn 3d. Heavy
Goods, 25G27s Cd. Cotton, per steamer, ia1d.; per
sailing vessel. 5-lGa "a.
The following was the business Of the day at the
Office of the Assistant Treasurer Receipts for Gus
TOMS S25SOOO; receipts for Gold Notes $4,000; Total
receipts $SC9O1G9 IS; total payments, $54lSSOt q;
balance, $1O3176,3Gj %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
HIDES. SKINS. AID fuLs.


Emmett Wells SAYS in his last circular; " Inc extreme
depression which characterized the trace last week sim
continues BUYERS have almost entirely Withdrawn from
tbs market and no the part OF holders
secm 10 influence the former TO extend Their asac Hons
bevond their actual immediate requirements, which are
now reduced 10 a point below that OF any corresponding
season within the memory OF our oldest dealers ilOd
en- i'm couseoueucc are becoming much alarmed, and
show great anxiety realize at almost any sacrnce our
predictions that large arrivals OF Foreign hops would
brnr about this state Of affairs, could not possibly De
more fully verified aud In this connection ~ VIII be seen
nv our revised quotations that the decline has been great
ar on common American Hops than on Foreign, winch Is
proof the OF the advice We ayc gwen
growers time time, TO sell on an active market ana
should have required any forehOnght the part OF grow
ers 10 know what course the market would be likely TO
take flooded with Foreign Hops, and To uch growers II
probably will remain longer question as 10 what
course they had best pursue III the event O reaction IN
The trade Imports for the week, 4s5 bales, being the
largest of the season. ~
''FoREIGN MARKETs.--NOt the slightest improvement
was Observable LOndon market up 10 the lst Of
December and lever WAS the trade known 10 be IN
were daily declining further fall Of lOs y cwt III
English Hons reported and such was the pressure OF
Foreign Hops upon the London market, that they were
cheaper there than the Continent London brewers
arc only lightly stocked but IL thought with con
tuued large arrivals from the Continent aud the strong
desire shown English growers 10 clean out brewers
would have only TO continue their practice OF purchasing
from hand TO mouth In order to force stl further de-
cline I'M prices and in fact TO obtain the article az their
own value, aud their own terms. The imports into
IOndon for the week ending Saturday, Nov. 30, were
400 bales. Continental markets are reported irmer
the following ar the cash prices current OF Hops in the
Network market:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

sFFDS-A limited demand for Clover Seed at 12di2ic
timothy Seed plenty, and is duh at s. 81 a42 Is bush
Rough FLAX Seed is heavy at e. soar 40 Calcutta Lin
seed IL selling here and at Boston at ndt2 @ BUSH,
cold Calcutta Linseed has been quite active, and
have 10 note sales Of $3.50 bags 10 arrive at & 00
e0AP~The business in CASTLE has been 10 fair eI-
tent and prices steady sales OF 800 boxes In lots
at l6dEc, cash. - -, -. ,,t
rent N this line we have no sales 10 report IN prices
fhere IN not the slightest alteration. We quote
80. I.lsuds bush Ground. Z -
T8oo ca 4, ss1l % - o Nv, Fine thngas9 90
I.btou. 4 --iLir. Pine HRRns.s 70 %
sr,.,as .... 50 lPrussan M pins 1ltrs-5 70 a
sNITPETER-We have no new feature 70 hte In TINS
line prices are unchanged quote at lOe ior crude
and &c for pure Refined. -
srF ARINIThe demand IL moderate and prices are I'M
sefed sales OF 10000 at III dl2tc and 70 tuIs Grease
9ol0ic. 49, ' ., -. hnar
only moderate but prices without special change We
n,,cte I'm currency as follows Light Leaf Lugs pa
w., to,nn1on sa Zoe; Medium, II a12te; Good, l3dlbci
Fine l5IaI7c and Selections, lsG20c Heavy western and
ClarEsyie IlRs sd8c Common, % l2c; MEDIUM, I2sd
isr Good rs, al5c Fine Is Q20c and SELECTIONS la25c
seef Lesf remains quiet the doene IL GOLD ana ihe e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.YoRk........Dre H.

CLEARED.
s,.sm,hip wmiugOs Cole Galveston Wl4 IsS Ga'n-
steamship Mao1 F9lre0is s'' igod William. eu
Siesmshi5 Iiecis OBJ j. Eimondon. igeTpeel T. Cgn1ri
sita co1s,ana Curry Iordoa Granel MBtun CO.
Emp H Rss S6i Bartlett Richmond Va Gbvae Co
schr j. n seymour, Norton Nea-H9yeu G. n ksess.t sTs
Sehr + j. Menssl. Rsrov. Providence G. = SIran.ha1s
Srir Kitty Ranger Butterworth Norfolk Van Bfnt sAglt
Sebr NJ a. Merr.msn Peams. Galveston, g. g. loang &c.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eereuse Bsrse Boston, With mdse and pass 10 "Am
Steamship soneka sbacto Charleston. hours With wd'e to ne
SsS,5D (nv a1er Wilmington Del with udse pa
eVS GulfCty Stewart Galveston Dec and Ky West loh
With cottoh S H. Mallory Co. Leh at hey West steamship
B, Ssp6o Norton NewOrean, days with -four to Slater
Bern cena pane Esspor 2a. with tA Jed F'
Co. experienced na NtSTd n 81 webb Windsor g. 20
5,1. Nth plaster H. De VOLTA Co On the Ah INST ns hss
Ne gale ~ .5Sa . s9a n s as & south Cape Nav
B1g Brisk tof Sheburn 81 Morne ShelOrfns - Gays oaA'
to R lSS 05 of Bo.op cOOmb, cbasu via Newport d
' Seb %' Mare MAXIM Cobb 10 and West Dee Ard
the Delaware Breakvser sh with gaaao to Snna D''A
Sc6r b. W. Pratt Hendricks Philadelphia aA' VIII coal '
SS Ss6 Rss,ce. Dee v Nth sit to Sd "
Havasd Was 10 day noT'h Of a',1 s 81 Thomas 70 repair
Scbf A. Bonpen Stead Gonalyes, Hau NOV ~ WE so ~
coast i b and yss 70 struck BY ss,y 's ,aI'y.s
J Ss 10 DAYS north Of Cape Henry Leh vessels port
SPOKEN.
ro.srhipe r Suasehr, Dec lat y 20 lon u ooona a.
iisn.cLy sth inst % Cblncaeagle, from FIDsshe "'
Psii,dpS. slh loss Of jbboom and sails the late gaze
NOTICE TO MARINERS. -,
Cant pi,sr Of United SusquehAnnsb reporihe sh
b n the Canes Delaware having pd LFI Ho"ns'
hsvirg seen her 50 miles of the Capes. under SAT- .
me buoy No heap Oh SANDY HOOK As p'el sss
s,sT BY the ice to-day and has drfted to sea-
DISASTERS.
fand Nesioif sailed rom 1opars
Va, With cargo and logwood sprluk es and beng M
sbe 10 Keep free. ashore at Point rloIn Ne @
H'y There arc DO hopes getting the vessel o. 0D'
probably be saved -
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pv,, ,nvr pur1 Dee Arrived steamship Junisia ron Ne~o
leans via Havana A., go, e,ouo Ns. Ore,p,,
wn KsTnea, BALTIMORE Ronan Philadelphia Neptune aSe a1eu
NewlOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
,.,, D p Dec 4 brig New Era BrL for HaiS1 N dave,
.ebr sab Maria Newiork IN days w H. De W o 90 %
d., Daautes days. BoEion Tor DO IN o. aA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18


IN tsGG the crop movement from Sept 10 TO Dec. 10
rsducd the surplus of reserve OF the New-Iork Guy
Banks $500 702 against an increase OF Stl5s'Ol' III
the same period of 1867 The payment OF interest on
the national debt in January together with the re-
demption of the principal viii add to the strength o.
the banks in specie.
Mr. Sherman's new financial bill provides foT the
Issue Of SIX per cent stock. redoemabe III not less
than 10 or than 90 years per cent to he re-
served in lieu of all taxation aud of that one ha TO he
distributed pro rata among the States, the other hall
to remain in the Treasury There Is also to he a
PER cent sterling stock the interchangeable in Frank
fort OF London. Anotherproyision makes 100000
0OO convertible from bonds into greenbacks or from
greenbacks into bonds, at any time
Sterling bills are quoted at 1l0s foT 60 days and
1l0l G1lO2 for sight.
The " Press dispatches for BIOS to-day are nan
lilo Those to private bankers have all day been
f3aC71a One set of prices Is fraud. The dlscrep-
ancv is TOO great TO be caused by stupidity IN London
or the want OF correctness on the part of telegraph
operators The dispatches quoting Mans are those
received by l. P. Morton, Ward & Co. and Pckersglu
E. Co. and are probably the correct ones.
The 5-a0s Of 1862 are quoted at 1851, with sales.
Short options have been and are still offered at per
centless.
Earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way Co. the second week in December:
1867 S222s76 25 .Sl59,564 50 Inc. S62sll 70
The receipts on the road in Of the esti-
mates.
The Michigan Southern Road earned the second
week in December:
ss5s27 s7l,oll Inc.......sltslt
OF % per cent.
From the monthly report Of the Director of the
Bureau OF Statistics is compiled the following state
ment of the imports and exports Of the United States
for the four months, june July, August and Sep
TENDER, 1867:
Imports gold vGlue) 7tc-
LNrOEIs.
Gold and silycr...-....-- -..------.. S@'slsHld
Domestic produce Sg7596,573-re-
Total exports gold slOs4so96l
Excess Of imports. -S1ofo'ooV4
Tie aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of
spece) from the port of NewYork TO foreign ports,
for the week ending Dec. H. 1867, was S3,249,lO9
Tie following is the total value OF commodities
remaining in warehouses of the United States at the
end of each month since January l. 1867: Month
ended Jan 81 4S49OGj9; Feb. IS $4l 1854 March
81 So 49, April So 81 5O27 72; May 81, $4S42d9S5;
june So $47s5677O; July 81, $4s,9O2S2l August 81,
kb.s19.S5J; Sept. so, -, O62,273.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM CHARLESTON Dec. lTIn steamship MopeEa-MH 0AiA
Miss BOYLE James Bsitey, and 10 the steerage
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
A:54
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srl, vook - 20 Cows Island. 2;ls Hell Gate. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
S9urt dclarNtn's 9ntit,.

STATE OF NEw.IoRK.
PoRrwARpySs OFFICE, No DWlhanst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance witt
section Of the Acs passed April IL 1917 entitled 40 Ac.
Onc the Port Of New lo 20 all pesou
in having subject matter Of suct DquT'
..msuon following vessels under
ton hg the thar the said examinations ~
he succeeding this HSuce board
vessels:
steamship kagafa. y y
Steamship MouefA.. = j.
steamship Gen MEADE y y h.
steamship TArs .Jertey Cts
Stesmhp Atlantic. Foot Of Nueieenthst D. x.
Bark Marco Polo n. b.
Brig AInsndse X
AlNiHVkNt IUAlhiAs. iI,sssst
J. ITeI ukul4llA. Ntc.tity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
So olbum II nan 6Onttrn.
Mtnitul.
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sol Drspeptc Cobsumpye Despondent Gloomy, Fun Of
,nhs Suicidal opeessl Isfe failure the world dreary NAste
d on he reseiI n So Man Woman, yoa may oei
having perfected very great discovery and my success h
the 70 Boston Mas beh
- . ~ DR.. RANDOLPH Nerve Specialist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
Rrrrs

The grape trade is extremely dun. Few nne Cataw-
has such as the Fairc4ld mark ~ Pleasant valley, are
selling Tor the holidays 20 l6c 70, while the bulk 81 even
good Catawbas 60 az i2diic, with Medium at loc ANA
poor down TO Isabelas don't scl, Only 2sc. blhE
offered by wine 10 clear out lots which oihCiWre
could moi be disposed Of the pcdder boys even refusing
Them Crauberfes are about a. bad grapcs-oO many
berries aud TOO few buyers. Apples are higher since 'e
freezing up OF the canals with many IN transit 70 TINS
city Those frozen on board the hoaiT shou uo' "c
handled until the frost Is out. They VIII NOT prove
total loss properly cared for The demand il somewhat
limited IA prices advai &C. We quote:
Apple frre g hhl.. - 130 - on =. v p.
Common. - thL > UJ0 0o| Fne Fhusi, tor . ~" %
C-,ri,-rr.s q a. IGrsprs Common IN lH q
........ 10 OIL tatsUua tnc.... la u
4rlr. 10 rnnA Ml-ll.n. LIA u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
Several lots Of poor State Hops have been sold u
pOULTRY AND GAME.

Our markets are completely glutled with poultry and
st IL comes Dealers anticipate gloomy times and I'M
less the cellars full and lofts full can be kept and dealt
ont from time To time during the next month. II the
weather comes round soft and warm, as there Is some
rospec there will be perfect panic and the low prices
~ today viii be stin lower. There are now settled
pr1ces but majority OF the turkeys good order are
Ealing AZ 1bal6c with chickens at lOGl2c. Some fine
lois Of large birds for the holidays are bringing
more money while many tuns Of common go at
e. for chickens and lOc for turkeys Persons sending
onail make great mistake In draptg the birds before
Shipment TY sell better, and at higher prices without
Rufalo hams are worth $4,000. D. but there IL loss
n sending with Just the skin OF the ham covering H.
Retter send the 5hole skin wrapped around the two
hams making "A saddle, as in venlson The raw skins
will bring t5aS6 each and protect the meat Some extra
large Christmas turkeys are bringing lSc We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

Receipts only 1871 hbls FOR the week many Of which
came i'm frozen and sold az 81 doSc, while those IL
good order worth 80 alOc There is fair demand for
holiday use Prices unsteady, some fcw sales being
made considerably above quotations ana above the
regular market rates. We advance the figures lac per
dozen We quote 80,
" j.. L. l. and ps. htsh western. d'i ios' oH' 80,
State good Al marx Ja40 Eg. Oal. q BUSH god 'SaOy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Dec. 17.-s7O bbls. Flour, $40 bbs Whisky, 200 bbls
Corn Meal 1888 sacks Corn Meal % bush. Wheat, l9j
bush. Corn, $40 bush. Oats 2lO bush. Barley pkgs
Ashes 400 pkg Beet G bills Pork, 2i pEgs Cut Meals
us pkgs Lard, A. pkgs Taow 1917 Dressed Hogs 2i5O
pkgs. Butter, $500 pigs. Cheese. go bbls- Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

very firm sales OF 1900 bush Of Western at 81 70 Oats
in quite active demand at higher prices the sales
1900 bush OHIO and Western at 0S3c. IN IstOre aud
absence Of business OF note are nominal the sales
800 bush state 81 70. Corn in fair request higher
figures the inquiry quite general owing to the DECLINE
m reghts the export demand has increased the sales
are or 500 bush Old Western Mixed az 81 40aSl in store
and 81 4Sl delivered; New DO at 81 39a$ A. in store and
delivered, the market closing strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

Receipts 32O59 boxes with shipments OF II 3A FOR tho
past week The fact OF many being shipped does not
indicate that shippers are the market purchasers,
for oute proportion OF these Canada cheese sent
here bond TO find convenient shipping point, ana
most o the others sent by owners who carry
inc more cheese than the state OF their finances war
ranted Though there Is nothing encouraging IN thus
sendnc abroad II makes sale OF them, which is
treincly difficult thing to do here; and II loss sus-
tanned Is obvious 20 curious eyes The shippers
be induced take fine lots at l4c There are very
few factories which will bring &c. and they strictly
fancy i'm the highest True many held AT higher
figures though with expectation Of realizing them az
present Trade could scarcely De more completely al
sandsti We hear OF good lots Of farm dairy Offering
freely at DC While fine English dairy j. plenty al l6c.'
some fancy goods still bringing 1C.c IN small way,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

RICE-There is nothing doing except ia feti wa! az
81 ag2c. for Carolina from store. -
SUGARS Raw Sugars continue very dull, the difficulty
of Transportation through the streets adding 10 tins mac
tvity AT the recent decline however holders are pretty
steady and few IL any pressing sales. The stocks
continue small and to-day estimated ~ only 1920
hbds 4O73 boxes bags Sales OF 265 hhds at
l3c Cuba; l2Sc for Porto Rico, and 292 boxes
Havana at l3c by auction, 70 boxes Havana at l2i
aI49c four months Refined moderately active and
steady at lGf9lG.c for gdered, GRADUATED, and
Crugled We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
NY Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING Dee II, 1867.
fEIp7essiy Tor THE N T. TRBrSK by Own Reporter
The following the current rates 81 articles IN good
condition sold by commission houses az wholesale
shippers TO 10 per cent less deducted for com
missions, beside freight and other charges. Boxes
or packages should DO carefully marked with paint,
and the name of the sender should also be painted
upon one end. Nail invoice or list OF the
articles upon the under side q the cover and
send letter by mall containing an invoice and drec
tons also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and IN putting up viii add much to The value VI the
produce
BEANS AND PEAS,
Beans quiet and steady, with Ight receipts. VIC
quote ,o,z. N
Beans Mediums. Pea pcr oush..'''T4 W. , = 10
choice a. bu - sea g. 90 Lima, 3 bush.... W9 10 On
Marrow new prine l00 IS Peas. Can, IN bond. "a ~
kidney Iueb.. lSouihern Blackeyed 25U "
BUTTER.
peceints II 79s packages being falling of OF about
47OO from last week There are no changes OF importance
N prices fine Butter selling wen az tu rates Wme com
mon is shade easier. Considerable Canada Butter u
coming forward otherwise an advance would dOuhtess
occur Some fine Rolls have cen SOLD AT J1d5Sc TRADE
is only moderately active. We quote: -..
Stale prime B....420iJ Pa Choice Northern iodt5
Hslffrku 6ue q b..43045i Ord, Mid and southern SJa %
tlloN T. prime Tow
Orange Co. pals T. d. O05l Rolls western q 70
welsh Tubs fns y ..42G4i est
Common 10 6d40 Canada Butter Z5d5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
Di6iNmS 9Otitts.

u,sicy OF rue HAxnToS frs INsuKAscs Co.,
No. II WALLsr, NEw.iORK, Dec IL, 1901
yI,UF BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
declared sEML AHSUAL DIVIDEND Of fgEPEk CENT ne
Of "o'efIHtH' "'' ''' JAMES GILMORE SecretAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

= WItIINNN N't'
enc demand Is moderate; quote az Sc Tor prime Ten
sessee, and s5a9Oc. for Prime Western
FLAXA fair demand for the season AT e9lOc Tor Con-
tEoD 20 Choice; the supply Is large
GRAIH-The Wheat market - somewhat ire guar,
slough prices generally held higher owing 10 the decline
m frelghts The present high prices prevent the e1ecu
hon Of foreign ordert, aud cause mers 10 operate spar
DRlY the business 49, therefore, very limited tne set
n 900 bush. at o. 39t for No Milwaukee ana ~ ~
lar AWbeT MJchigan 10 store BsTley-HOldeJt continue
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

N AUGATUCK RAILROAD On and after AY Thursday Dec. 27th, 1866, Trains run will as follows:
 CONC NoRTu.-Leaue Bridgeport t-lO.15 AM For Winsted, connecting with the {. .OO A. NJ Train from Kew York ,and with the 10 co q from New Haven, and connecting at Waterbu ry with Train to and from Hartford 11.05 A. M. Freight Train for Winsted 5.20P M For Winsted. connecting with th, SOC P. N. Train from New York, and in, 500 P. M: Train from New Haven, and Water bury with Train from Hartford. Leaps Waterbury for he. .North.-12O3 P N Train for Winsted. 2.55 ?. NJ. Freight Train for Winsted 7.08P M: For Winsted. GoING S0UTH.-Leave Winsted- 5.3O A NJ Freight Train for Bridgeport GAO A. M. For Bridgeport New York and Now Haven, connecting at Waterbury wiih train for Hartford. 2.10r. M For Bridgeport, New York an New Haven, connecting at Watcrbur, wiI train fer Hartford.
 Leave Waterbury to1 the Sorth 4.lG A. M.For Bridgeport, New York and NJ, Haven.
 8.35 A. N. Freight Train for Bridgeport
 3.45P. NJ. For Bridgeport. New York and New Haven.
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect n Seymour with the GAO A. NJ. Train down from Winstcd. and returns on the arrival of th 1915 A. NJ. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage trom New Hartford, Otis, Cole brook, Harrington, Sandisfeld, arrives to connect with the 2.I0 F. M Train down from Winstcd, and returns on the arrival oi the l0.l6 A N. Train up from Bridgeport
 The Stage for Litchfcld leaves LltchfcIi' Station on arrival of the 1915 A. NJ and 20 P. M. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage foI Harwinton leaves Litchfeld Station on the arrival of the 10 15 A. NJ. Train from Bridgr port.
 Stage leaves Waterbury for Walertown daiI, and fer BethlGm and Morria on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; and for MiddlcbuIy on Mondays and Fridays and Woodbury on Mondays. fridays and Saturdays on ar rival of tho 10. l6 4. NJ Train up from Bridgeport
 Tho Stage for Goshen leaves WolcOttvillc "r, the arrival ofthe l0.l5 A M. Train from Bridge port, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. | A Discount of cents made to Passenger z purchasing Tickets at the Office.
 c. WATERBURY, Saperintdt
 Bridgeport. Dec. 27. 1866. If
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26
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 ALSO, DR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS for tho speedy aud permanent cure of Gonorr- hoa, Glect, Urothal Discharges, Gravel, Strict lure, and all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder. sCurcs effected in from one to five days. They arc prepared from vegetable ex- tracts that arc harmless on the system, and meyer nouscate the stomach or impregnate tlfe breath. No change of diet is necessary while using them. nor does their action in any man. ner interfere with business pursuits. Price, $1 per box.
 Either of the above mentioned articles will Dc sent 10 any address, closely sealed, and
 postpaid, b3 mail or express, on receipt of price. Address all orders to BERGER, SHUTS $ Co.,, Chemists. 43-iy No. 295 River St, Troy, N. Y