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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-16

PorTNa THE gAIL BIRDs-1NELvE VorEs LOST.
The efficiency and necessity Of the Detective
force is being daily made manifest. Unfortunate
" our city is infested with brood Of black vasa-
bonds who live by theft, and nothing com as amiss
10 their clutches. The safety Of the community
lies in the vgllant watch Of the Detectives, who
are always ready to pounce upon the unweary
thieves and furnish them with free quarters in the
fail. A number of these rascals we're lately dis
charged from the jail, but true to their first in
stncts, went immediately to their old trick OF
stealing Several hen roosts have suffered re-
Gently, and Lieutenant Hendricks determined to
investigate the matter. The result was 4 raid
mon crib on East Bay, and the capture Ct
twelve Iotorious villains who were enjoying their
freedom By living on their stolen spoils. They
vere taken to the Office, and, after an examination
h.sors Magistrate Kanapaux, were committed tolai
TO answer the charge Of vagrancy and theft. They
vsra marched through the streets to their old
borps the Jail, and as that building contains
number of similar characters whose services vii
Ia lost to the community during the coming elec.
.tions q poll should be opened within the walls
and the patriots allowed to dspoait few more
vVsea.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-16
THE HERALD

THE HERALD
< PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwDEf RY H.. 81
a per annum, and. having large cir :ulsdor
through ell the upper and lower Districts Of tnn stare
lfords great advantages to advertisers
Rates for advertising very reasonable-r whit aIpy
10 our Agent. Mr. I. P. SLIDht, ss Tie Mlls Housa-
,GHCS. q 4 r II. aREGEkER,
November E&taass ond 4rcl lre,ofs,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-16

TIE CONCERT To-NIaET. must not be forgot
ten that the Post Band give their promised Con-
cert tonight st the Hibernian Hall. This Band
has been universally appreciated wherever its
mnsic has been heard, and the public eve the
performers debt OF gratitude tor past services,
that can be repaid by large attendance tonight.
The programme selected for the occasion COM
prisss pieces from the best masters, and as the
Band is in perfect training, the musical effect will
be fine. Instrumental music possesses charms
shat few persons can resist, and the Post Band are
well posted In the act Of pleasing. By reference
to our advertising columns, the programme for
the evening will be seen.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-16

SALE OF STOCKS AND BoNDs-Messrs, AlonZo ].
White Son., sold yesterday the following securi-
ties: Three State Of South Carolina six per cent.
Bonds. for s10co each, with Coupons attached,
PAYABLE on the 1st January and 1st Ju'y Of each
wear, saiS Bonds issued by the State in 1854 and
1857. and redeemable in 1871 and 1877, at S5ac.
on the dollar.
Cne hundred (1o0) Shares Charleston Gas Light
Company Stock, 10 at SIS 25. and 90 at $500.
Also, State South Carolina Coupons with inter-
est attached at 3lSc. on the dollar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-16

November I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
s..m s.r,,es. King Resnena .nassrt. With d,s and pas,

SteamshP Saratoga King Richmond ndEe With pd'e hnd pass
steamship Gianens Morgan Boston with rd.e to W p Glide
hhR Uncle Toby oi treepor soae Baltimore s9 l c 70 ~
Barb Zyrae (Brl Permission Para "a days IN ballast " haaeo
Co NOV in lat u long ~ passed the forema, and maH'
water has few days the bearing the appearance Of having 's
Bg irae Troop (r) Newell Jlnero days with s0aeo t.
sc6r Ia somers sousrs, PhlladelDhA
Sehr G. G. CLARK. Foster Port johnson fo Portsmouth
Bchr Zoe Hail. Port johnson Tor Providence
sehr " Hamilton, Green poH Johnsen FOR EeT-Ilaven
schr Sea Breeze COMBS hhzabethpor for Boston
SehL ~ H. Minn; DAVIS blxahethpot for WsHen' H.
SehL Zesyo. Holt Eilsbehpot hF Providence
kehr Evelyn, Burger Bitalethpor 10. Eea Haven.
f sas R' AogSis l19 g Ee E Rss,,aa 10 DAYS
kehL D. T. Kel- Kelly. Boston.
Schr. Rescue Kelly Boston.
Sehr NJ SnoE enley Boston for RsppabAnuoch River Va
kehr L a NJ Reed sseeinan, Boston ior Philadelphia
sehr. surprise Ellsworth. Midaletown, ca
helr Triumph. Chester, Rondon, for Providence
kchr Forest Hone. loTd Hayerstraw for Providence
belr J a Collier. Crosfy, RoadOu for Boston.
schr Amelia IL Leaning BoFer Boston for Philadelphia
kebr Carl Jayne, Row, hadepbia fir Fsl River
scbr. L. A. Toles Day E7abethport for south EorvaIk
Sebr lie hannah. DERBY ElEbetbPors for Bridgeport
SOop Providence, DayL Ezabsthpor for River Head
kOop II IL kdgely Smith BllAheihpOTt gr Blael Rock
Boop Thomas Hail. Hul, Blrabethport for Providence.
SAILED.
Reamships Erin and City Of Washington, for Liverpool Wm Penn
aTle A1nona Tor Gsan~n Champion for CsSre.tS George
Cromwell Maposs for SewOTeasi Benyie for Havana and
and sn salvador Savannah Mary sanford wilmington y G.,
Saoga for Norfolk Abemar TO- Richmond Va Sc T. O. knight
Gsesion James Green for Washington Aeushne for New
Beior vcksbu for Providence and all the vessels detained at
Quarantine by the late OgU weather
SPOKEN.
Brig Sharon tr from Newcastle for Guadaoup 20 days ont Nov
Brig Liberty from Boston 'or CAFnas Is days out Nov 20 IN bat
sshr ssIe b. Philadelphia Trinidad Nov %, 10 n
In laL 81. hong 70 IS
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SHOCKING MURDER AT HARTFORD, conn.

Az about o'clock on Friday evening, scuf'
se was heard in Mr. Richard Bradleys Jewelry store "
No III Front-s Hartford Conn. by Mr. jacob hrsi'
who kent shoe store next door Mr.. Kirs on going OUT
found Bradleys door unlocked He called 70 MS VII" ~"
revolver and at that moment man rusheu "n,
Rradleys door and made away down Ferry ST. Anonor
man soon followed bus seized by krst as'ea ~
man called Arthur and, after sharp slnk!e,, no
secured and taken to Police Station Ocer & @
and Mr. n Hoster soon arrived, ana entereo tpe 5cre
aScompanied by Klrst and Arthur, and therein mel
found Mr. bradley on the noor Huite ueso VIII ia .irncs
Esrchif ned arross hs mouth. In falling ne hao noN
an old clock breaking the glass door, ana u vas sns
o,s tlot attracted the notice Of the DeghDors lhS
noces OF his pantaiOOns had been rhed and proo our
kba man who was arrested turns out 10 Dc '"an
BROOKS from London, England, SAD 70 ~
r. .,,tsh burglar He seems perfectly catcIsSS Va
ths suIt and before 10 O'Clock that night was
sas. asleep IN his cell lie ia the man Who Wa . -, ~
.nn Maenrc noted bad character by the Oierk o .ne
Po,Ics Court last Tuesday morning; Br1oEs wien I
ssad had on white hat recognized as DclOhsnG 70
negro Alexander Henry. who was consequently
d lie key of Bradleys safe was found ia ms pocset
sanei Long another negro has also peen arrestea on
nsncion Richard Bradley, the victim, was an hohen,
En- wears OF age who has for years supported
wsen as watch and clock repairer He was an eecen-
IN oil wns known 20 IN the practice of bdinE ~ -
airy and gold IN curious places ID his store
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SHIPPING IATELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF NEW IoRK. .....SoL "a


CLEARED.
s.usp Cocs Brl lie Msssure Nassau, p and Havana r.
steamship ,s Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond L.
s!ssS.s ssr.iors Kae Norfolk Point Richmond
steS%sSV Ba' Bahsr Haysni and s'S Orleans nVnS'on.
Steamship nightingale Brssls ssvorlean via Key West C IL
sIss1.S Geo Cromwell Vail Orleans cro@ssl Co.
Steamship Mapeas Qoiet n R, c Va
s,ssmLlip Montgomery. Lyons. Sa5snn.h L9sdsh ~
ssInshp Psnt DELANEY Galveston SP:s0r I,Ss'Go 20
s,esasS AnIona Msury Aspnsal Psess Mall Steamship ca
s,ssn.sR s e. lockwood Charleston H. AorgaA
steamship s.oaI.r MSoTS wIssGS h h1S, p,,.
s,samsbip Dingo. Johnson Portland j. y Ames
stesmshp Glsueu, morgsn Boston, ". r Cyde . ~.
steamship Aea,hue, Kelly Se" Bedfs,a FsrEu'os wool
Rhp Arrse.s spencer London. AleI WEI. -,
BAH Bsssl r BsisI COIf or Falmouth Tor orders BOYD
Hbeken =, NJ, s-.u,.,, uo,,.,d.o = rDau,nkCo
p csss,.tssis NsshAl London, Barclay Livingston
E .,:' FSTs s Gs,ss o. .TPi
Brs Nautilus use Ds1d, Rio Jsnero sshmsts sea Co.
Bns Mar Mariner si.iDsT Po5tl1s .Is ~ J. Weinberg
ssS sI Florence Tov, Penny knS'Sn JAM Lsus Co.
or o. , 81 SsH 4dSp. S c Bs. U"'h'
sSI 5.s. Ra.s Scsi' Van c.s Co
Ts:.9; wat. S esss:ss' 4 EsSsg
seSi frsle, Arhsmus crs B.ltno,s snoT Riessron:
s zen, tthsm Lneon Bsusy Providence Ferguson wod
scop Hoas YOuhs ssSH''sn VI. bridgeport L. H. AaeA'"
ARRIVED.
sAp Aleppo Cr) Harrison Liverpool Nov 49, via oussnsoSn
9o,h iii and aO7 20 CgSsnt OF ~ 40 ~
S,h sh Regatta a. days IRON Jhnae' 'Aor' Of provisions 'N'
'ugps sSp orr. Washington oss Sevolssu, Nov - .iS
~ md Es eIehshfsd signals with stesp.he Costss bsnse @
s,sS ybgs BunJ ssTsnrah With nd'e 'na pass 10 ha'
Pers - Ca
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couRr cALENpARs-T1ns p.r

SUPREME COURT. Circuit-Part Oyer ann
Teriner and Nos - 1871 976 245, 723, 1891, G 1901.
sss Its7 al 500 1929 llb 7I9 s69 az sos l4o 1893
part I-Nos 1884, 3d. 40 1896 SOI 1854 a2c 1850 400
100 qs2 1884 500 1872 1902 700, S4 ss 9Se Pagt III
No 4Sos iigs I7 1875 lT9 1900 1870 f034 1857 49, lace
sS 7Os 7s2 lsll 29 lsg2 1870 1882 go spee," fS"
DeurrerNOs Z o. TO- II, Il, 10, a. Is 10, "a 10 Is A.
Oh W "a o. 26 o. Chanbers-First Monday Calendar
sUrERIOR CouRrIriai Io7nPar Is Nos 81 s.sc
alTS aIq g3 s9g7 94l, 3ll3 3ls3, 2s1 5o $500 900
Co. 49, part I-NOs 1884 1914, 36l4, $685. of MA.
sSSs s4a0 I7Oe s4Ss ssS6. 1894 Ss24 $685. Ste N so
oS ss sea ssI $685. s3s $40. 6t6, s25 s2s SIG $50 @ ~
Part No $685. sa2 s29 sa, eS4 $780, saS 7sS 'S' W. 49,
Oh; o s1s 80 torRr-Trial TerwNos. to 20 meuSvs
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P1SSENGERS ARRTVED.

pROH LIVERPOOL Nov. 30-In steamship AeppoMt orauge
Iadd lad, spd cbdren CouelAs M Lee Misses BmmA
nd Hamlet Martin n. Chase. g. Oltrrrs, j. fount, MI
Lambert lamar Misc Louise Zsnfaa John Duies Capt D. d. Sol
mond. A. Bonnet, A. Achilles
FEON SAVANNAH Nov 10fn steamship ygoJaooh Schwartz
Mn. Miller child and servant Mfs Watson. NJ. Csyler Mir
Corsn Fowler g. W God and lady H. hoCAnos, W. a. lfHn'
J. ID Rrthune J. q. Hnsled d. W Butler
PROM HKWORLBAHs Nov 3-ls steamship George Washington
Mis- NJ Cunningham G. Mccain O. Fromharg. JOs Kramer
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Corporation Rutirrs.

OvNcx oY rHg BoAKD % EDuc,TroS
CoESKH GkanD kLE-sTa,
EKw.YOKE F0N. Is 1867 y
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- OF q uu The eh day OfDeombeT peT q, geoek Which
w sad Propcsa viii he Considered for Supplying the Public Schools
e Ne jurisdiction Of the Board Of Edncs0n With Book Stationery
- ebs Asees egaf for e n Of sad absos for oss year CON
neosltg he lst Jannsr. 1854
q ne An. rs9.rsd Win Be faihAsa application 10 She
sAsfa d Ne DOAfd of Rdaeslen
TIMOTHY BRENNAN
sAhgkL y ~ VANCE lc0pni.tee
JAhEe .. DVPIQRAc.
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@ropusaIs.
ONCE on AsssraNr Co,vsl GENERAL o. SrBsIsTENcr
No 4STArEsT NV lOKK, Nov. 81. l6ft ,
. r,NFv CTTnDT TTg gTAT I'm BRnp0S | =

OrFcF on ASSISTANT COfNsi RyGEyERGL o. SrBssTENcr
No STArEsT NV loEK, Nov. 81. lat , -
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALc
n IN 1uUatel VIII be received ~ the undersigned until Nbb
ERSDAY Dec Tor Supplying m the use Of the United states Army
TSlSTFNCR STORMS h. delivered b. hEl0rk a. follows VA
%. 600 ponds PLUG TOBACCO.
II h contain CID pounds
sVqh plug u half N pound Tue boxes 70 De
p1ed n cases eght go case. TO be- strapped with iron
TIE tobacco y equal quality and style Of mAr1t ure 70
sample once Samples u the kui q packages required nav
a. h. seen q this II only be manufactured n clear
Ssbs Ia YIN be inspected in the leaf during manufacture and When
Isee3 or d-Ht6rT. s,. Il, -
she Tobacco proposed 70 furnish must u tt VIA at
praposal referred 90 therein.
Il isbe price Of the Tobacco Be stated In Uo cents
~.
ne Of making BIDS requirements o. bidders &c same ~
Siisd b previous advertisements from this once.
Cuftors are expected hold thCr goods Wto1t expense 70 ne
Uniied States uutl required for shipment ID,
Bast ~ Proosis t-i b. 0frntad fh orr ana EH ~
s,Tr,d ,.l 10 ocloet a "a WedneIqv Uhh nVvf b,
Iaassa m on eus'oDs addTessi ne Ua1Tgd ald a SEA
"Frsyetqs foT Stbsifieso Stores" g. l. hlLBchh
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HEADoEs DEP7 PLATTE, cgiEY QrARTEh-f
HAFrERs OYuCE ONAHA Heb., Nov. 20, 1901 )
PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-

PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TON-SEALED PROPOSALS viii Be- received this Office uat
a. THuRSDAY toe "a day o. January 1882 Tor TIE henspoa
Military Supplies during he commencing Apu lso sl
ur points may h determined during TIT year 90 Tie Omaha
Aza6 Union acfc Railroad Of Ceyenus u such p0s
established Montana
Dsh Latitude Il cege TIE TERRITORY OF Daota west longitude
% Utah and Colorado north latitude 40 degrees
elnding Unnecessary, Denver Chf.
The All transported daring the year not
tsenty.hve million e.. Oo0 0sJl pouuds
Bds viii state the rate 100 pounds per 100 niles ~ which ey
% transport The store. eseh u0nh Of the rear bnuaE April 1858
sRd ending March 81. 1850
Bdde give t their places o. red
each should be accompanied BY bond Ia The
thousand V dollar signed b. two responsible
1gy eIsutst AID properly stamped guaranteeing that N
PpOng vii be accepted and entered lto and good
seu; security furnished b. SAID party accordance Sb tht terms Of
ehis advertisement
Esel bidder present. II The op,nins tie proposals person
~ b represented by has sttoTbeF.
The viii be reqsirsd - 1--WE $3.50 o0o
Bsty eEicens OF she loyalty aDd sovency a. zach bidder ard
Eefpoa offered a ser will b. required
Proposals. lndoFsed Proposals for Army
koo No H. and vii be entertained unless heT ng comply
ehe requirements Of this advertisement
The party TO whom The assrd made mus be prepared
aei Al once and te give the required bonds for he f perform
Of the contract
TIE right reject that nay reserved
tie Of
" be communicated With propu aud readily M hoae No
ChsHns Dakota or At such other point be Indicated TIA
slstiag psn. q The roae
az Fort LeayeEVoh.
eoABg accompany tne be part u the proposals.
ky order 0f the (2nariesmAstsr-iienersl VIM MYERS.
BVt Brig 0sn Cbisf osarterusSie Department II tie Platte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

Tong ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
T.ng,uen-ChahFe 81 Tms-Jetys Jhmesthp; m, Mail
,rsn Tor r.ebpOrs and all vtystouS eosn.eg hnec with
,n f en Core and Henpsted II sfos'et passenger train,
snd an wavststonG Express train for kTef Head
syos,s and Glen sE and al wayfanohA
HeupItsad pasnEsf train sad ioi Norm p siu
dayfo only.
Hsptrrs Point II n Ts take eject Hsy = 1901
"- D. BARTON Superintendent
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OFycr CHEZ QrAETErslsTER, DKP4ETStsT o. DlEoTA'
SAM PArI Nina. Nov. 70 1901 5
npOp0G 6 for ARMY TRANSP0RIA

PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
fION-Seasd Proposals viii be received ths once uHt ~
posl on The 3h ofJauaay 1853 for the transportation o. Mh
Supplies during the commencing April J. 1909 end eang
81 fTom Saint Paul MINI or hant COnl
line such Posts noe o az 1e
roy wing o. the Missouri River and bounded o. o. ana io or
Stevenson ~ other designated points the Missouri River 20 pfesf
Peso such may be estzhAhed east OF norh Of thai nFe ID
T uit T. be transported Route No T. shall Dot e1ssd
Tn Million pounds tl0OOo0O 10 . .... -
Bs-rs vim hunder3 O0 POUNDS PEI oDe nu
Td 0 for eaeh month Of the year beginning Apl Isl @
Bs should e their names m vel their places o. resi-
proposal should be accompanied b. Bond r SOD OF
thousand dollars signed BY responshe persona gnn
tslg contract awarded for TIE ouie mentioned p e
HNpSa party proposing the contract VII be accepted a1o en-
l into and good snd suaout security furnished BY sad party IN
csf3aucs with tile Of this advertisement
s viii Be required give bonds in hs sun OF one hama
set Thousand dolsTt (Slo0OOl -. ,tss.- -
p.non offered secariy viii be required or .., 49,
Proposals mast niorsed Proposals for Army pspoon or
R No ard enteTtaine unless they folly comply WIN
&c requireueuts 81 this advertisement ,.--.- a.
made must - prepared toe1ecute tf
and the required bonds M ths a pro
% et resci sn7 bids that may BE- offered Is reserved
The Be IN readiness f service By tbe Jet ds o. Ap
1903 and u be required place business agency a Sel
h. nav comm yb promptly and readily M Eo1te No a.
Paul Stevensoo Dsfoa Territory % az noh oi
poot A. nav be indicated the starting point Of the rcut
Bapt forms conditions contract 70 be catered into
ean bad application this Oee the once Of ire Saf
master Chicago. SAINT Louis FO Lea7snvoh Omaha
sS Pon Snag and mass ACCOMPANY a1a b. ls o. iA proposals
LA-Col Deputy Q N Gen. BIT Brig Se1Ls Az;
Chief q b. Dept o. DAkOtf
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Gort SolarStn's aUtit,.

STATE Of NEw-YoRK.
PoRT.wARpsm' OYVcE, No % Wlnamst
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of tue Ast Pas.a Agr ~ lsS sSIisd A. A.s
interested having Of the subject matter OF such mqm
survey that following vessels nov Under eraha
ton that the SAID eH1minAnn VIII
within succeeding ul notice 90 board al
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Sttambuats unb gailruans.
RAILROAD.-WINTER AR.


HOUsATONIC RAILROAD.-WINTER AR
Commencing HS mGN6AY' Nov. IS. 1867
Two Through Trains Daily Connecting with SsvYOrk and Boston
Leave bridgeport a 1870 = m ud5snm
J. Il. SrRoNG, Superintendent
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IA. frNMER ARRANGEMENT. 1904
CoMhkNClhG JUNE 3 is0L
Fsi,pTH si'tOr E,yrorr T-sn,srthrt and Fourth
ave Entrance on INentvsevsnt0sL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
FOR Ees-Hireb and BRIDGEPORT (R4l II ial5
More sta''oFd FArde southport wetpor ll1o
SerrSsl oS % CEI 400 n'O. "A, rr tRL aOO CElA
Tsr Dancn 10, 400 li'lo a n. as 40, s@pm
Ior stmior. 100 go (BIh 800 lgs m lIl3 RLl AIS 400
Or 2l5 40 BL) a., SO. go, sOO (Rrj. p ia.
40 -" CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Borou. rs sphnrted 800 N. CEIL 3Oo Oil amp[
OF bo.ss. va skoIs LDs y 10 " DE $50 p ,n
For Cosnsceu. River Railroad tOoA Il CEIl 2sp Mon
foI HIo Proridsuss Psbln Railroad 600 CEII nIS
For Er.rsH vJsndos and sioriurtop Railroad aOO
''i ioi S s Esifqsd, lais t. S.r.ss,op,oA
lor Iousatouic Railroad boo NJ. 1wp
Tsr DaHluJ aud Eorrsh Railroad. 200 800 m. A@pA
N'--''''' N''' ''''"'' JE&Bs IL Horr. supt
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. L-(WIN-
Ies1s slip at "a n via Railroad jamaica for
Babylon sud AT ssJttaions
Frankhave Brooklyn At 905 Via Brooklyn CentTal
Rslroad g. JGmaicA. for Babylon anil AL waystltianA
Leave Jamessshp n y al VIA l. Railroad 10 Jamaica,
for Babylon and all way stations
Frsnknae Booklrn Al 2s5 vie Brooklyn Central
Railroad 20 Jamaica. for Baby aud oil stations
BsbyoH rs for Jamaica and al wsystai en connect
u L. J. Railroad sriyng az Janessslp a. 10
Leave Babylon Jamaica and al wayftans connect
ing with train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving At fuAhpase,
Bfooklyu. at 10 n.
Babylon l20 for Jamsiea and all "av-s'iens ron
Meeting With II L. Railroad. srrung 81 Jamesrlp a. M
Lesye ab1n l2;D for Jamaica aud all Naysdi9u' con
ee,ng with train n Brooklyn Central Railroad anng - fnknb
the Ea NesYork and Jamaica Railroad which ravrs jamaica every
4 uinaes K WHITE Superintendent
To tske effect Nov T. 1867.
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LNOR PHILADELPHIA and LONG BRANCH.
II -RARITAH AND DELAWARE Ray RAILROAD-From Pier No
foot Of puanest North River A. ut m Express Line f0r Phila-
d.iOhia &c Al for Tome River, Long Branch, he
Fare 90 philadelphia only o.
Tor Yorf-kIpress Line fron ynss Pery, Philadelphia
7:l5A m.
Fast Pr.ght Philadelphia and stations leave,
Pier No reaching Camden Returning
delphia (so. so North DeASlresys at m Rates lev
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90 Sslbom il map 60nrrru.


I ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
Il ! DRAfN-CHAEIES r. ERHARD. Surveyor and Practical
6arerer Hunters ro Island y y prepares 70 make a.,
~ n surveys draw p Typographical Mapt ara Probes and 70
h. Parks Cemeteries 6e &c tpeea asnl'u
~ be- gwen supect Of Land Drainage ate a
hurb that failure imposs0a
Rsi,reuce-Mr Robinson, Agricultural hdtor n J. tribune
NOTICE is hereby given that my wife,
IN RUBY MURPHY len bed and board without eansc an
al persons forbid haorng trusting her o. ny account a. VIII
- >" o'''' o. Del ''-''''''' JOHS MURPHY.
N0TICE-TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN ::
N re nfre interested With HENRY j. GiAN rs.
So Mo BOWNkLL Or Col HUBBARD in any contracts concern
b. Tie -. ,,.,,, ,vrrrrvp co,-V
~ RONOREs supposed 70 be contained ID the SAME OF o. 90
srru is o. vss authorized uy 90 connection
VIZ '' '''N JOHN H. HUBBARD
TVF MANAGERS of the HOME FOR THE
FRIENuLESS tender their grateful acknoN dgemeg 70 th inen
Attn Irsn Wsshu-ou Market Tor tbr very Liberal donation
s2O0l % Provisions, which added 20 The rs Of oler aos TYP
Nj ii over and adults With generous anksg
ssse In many poor families have been made glad VIII
"lbc fragments hat renal ell"
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NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
~ OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
FOR CALIFORNIA,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT.
The elegant steamship
SANTIAGO De CUBA.......Capt J. W. SMITH,
WI Be dispatched by the North American Steamship Company on
SATURDAY., DEC a. AT NOON,
frcn Pier No % North River. fiot Of Wautn-st.
Connecting 81 Panama with The new fast steamship
OREGOEIAN Capt -- SUTTON,
SATURDAY, JAN. l. 1868.
These Steamships having been hl and listed expressly Tor s ide
that UNSURPASSED for ELEGANCE or
COMFORT.
To be followed BY hs fvodte Steamship
E-uhASKA AEAGO
Connecting at Panama with tie steamship
AMEuCA
For Psscge or F-eiyht eppvto T. " CARRfNCTON. Agent
No III Wet 81. Il Wauenst. n. Y
CHARLES DANA, vice-Presdeut, WM H. WELD, President
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