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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-19
GUARDIAN, VOL. II, NOS.

BLANKS! BLANKS |!
We in vite the attention Of every Officer In the
County /: SCHOOL DIRECTORS. TEACH
ERS, JUSTICES. CONSTARLtS = LAW
YERS. Ac., that
AT OUR BOOK STORE
THEY WILL FIND
Every Blamk They Need!
CALL AND rXAMINE,MY STOCK.
Nov. 20, 1866 (22-tf
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
live STOCK MARKETS.

Tktuaddu March 21.-There have been TIVE, yo<
munipaw and Hudson City yards all being open. and q
fresh receipts at each place were in the order named
paSe OF course there are not butchers enough wsnt
cattle in the middle Of the week TO show astrong foroe
All the places they 20 TO those most convenient. unc
preferences incline them elsewhere. The weather w5
nauspiciOus the driving and rain tending 70 ke
people at home. Beside, jewish holiday pnfTente1
many OF that persuasion from taking part in the transa
tons and sales OF thousand or more at HudsonC
yesterday also had damsgng effect upon the Gales
to-day There was very little life at the Onehnn 1redt
st. market, buyers being scarce, and ony az
wore at l4Gi5tc., with only medium quality. One lot
100 head cwt are reported az l4c; anOther OF o. be
at l5c. on CT cwt, While Ill head were sold at Aeec
From appearances in the afternoon about 500 head
likely to 6e disposed Of. but the trade was decided
ket at Hudson City, with nearly 300 fresh ana Wv ne
eIS Sp SS af be6 s rems In the Yards
Whether IL was because new broom sweeps clean
Will not pretend 70 say but the principal trade seem
10 center at Communpaw to-day. very few cattle rems
ing unsOd at night. Thoy.di not bring high prices.
butchers more numerous, and Tor time thcre vi
considerable animation in the market We note sales
las Illinois steers, of q ewt at l5c ~ common, ow
cattle at I495c and 100 pretty fair y owt cattle at
marked that these yards have recently changed han
Messrs. j Mcpherson Co purchasing the entire est
ngs slhughtering houses and hotel 1t is the intenti
o. the S 70 1pnn eI ss s
market day so far we have about 3,ioO cattle for
week. and with those expected from now up 10 Mond
holders other way than TO yield fully icin so
eases nearly lc-from the figures of last week. Most
the sales are from Bgl6c with scarcely any above e
Sheep continue scarce and sell at 8deic, with some
tras at lee and some very poor at 7c. We noticed
Of I6 head at Communipaw this morning at eto. Ti
were medium wool, so 10, o. stock. There were abb
1900 head received at all the market places to-day.
they went off as fast as they came. Two cars are
pected 1t Communipaw tomorrow, and seven cars Sat
day.
Hogs are unchanged, two cars selling at Communlp
this morning at Sic, and two cars al SIC.
There were Is cars that market this morning, r.
which 10 remain unsold. Communipaw dressed
quoted at lot Gl1c.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
Hlarble Alantels
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEw-YoRK, March u, lo6s.
The market retains the improvement IN ton
noticed i'm our last report Some kinds Of goods In ~
supply weak. and buyers sti refuse 70 'ouSs
at sSS sRos Sps Of Cotton goods
realize generally asking prices Tooay tns io"ea go
SenGy IN TaT Sn Without any change in quotations P
ing Cloths are quiet but firm. -
IN prints there is an improved demand and nrni&
tone The obbers quote leading styles as follows Am
ican, l6Ic. Amoskeag, 15c Merrmac u, iIc; ,ss
W, lsc. spragues iac'; wsTegan, sssc Hsmton. iS
Amoskeag Mourning, 14ic. Arnolds, lac; Paculc, no.
Brown sheengs are in steady aesng a in lots s
concession The jobbers quote as IOioWs;
Ae s AtsStS ~ G indian nfasS Head
Indian Orchard BIB, Ice; Indian 9renard A iyc ina w
4gchaEs SoTd oe Paec A. Sic Pacific H. ne Pacific iIis
Peppereli L, fine, 2Oc Pepperen K, lSc STARK A. zoc:
Bieached Shirtings very firm IN the higher grsao
but medium and low qualities are still weak Lesdnl
brands quoted by the to6bers ss follows Sew u
Sac Lawrence B, isc; feppercls 81, 9sc; Attawaugal
Xxx Isc: Hope, 2lsc. Lonsdale. 2sc Wsitnam ~ -
Utica a. Soc; Utca a. sOc; Utica lo4, sSc.; Amosksa(
A 25c Bates, 5-4, 2sc. Masonvule, 2cc. .
In other classes OF goods there is steady movement
are irregular in price We subjon jobbers quotatons
CA acc; AmOskesg A, S9c.; Amosleag b, 3ic Amoskes
d, 24e. Pemberton A, S6ie; Hsnllt9n 2Stc; to
32,c Everitt, a3c stripes-Amoskeag 2sc.; whttents
A. 26c whttenton b, 2oe. Haymaker, aici mss, ,v
besc 2 American ss Psspee @ s
2l1c: winthrop l7c. Denims--Amoskeag 31tc; HAl
maker 22c York &c.. Warren brown 2lc.; Pearl kgc1
Ssc; Monitor 20c; Manchester Co, Csc suffolk, -
Canon nFlannels-Naumkeag 2Jc. fremont Nc Isneryo'
n brown ssc Eller o. brown, S2ic.; Rockland. ne
Laconia, 2se. Cheeks-Lanark, 4x2, lsc Union y. ~
2-5 Soc Caledonia, S5c Kennebeck. sac. Ginghams,
LANCASTER CSC. Hartford, lsc. Berkshire, c GlSgo1
22c; Roanoke, i7c; German zoe. Cotonades.f
and Mecbanics' Cassm., SOC; Pemberson ID & L. SS9
PlOw Loom and Anvil, 5Oc Eew-York Mills 6sie; Won
tenden ID & I, 391c. - q,
In the wooden trade there Is steady demand and a
sirable goods bring asking prices.
In foreign goods the result OF the season Is very nnse.
isfactory few styles OF goods which have Just y
the market bring good prices but these are the exce5
tons and as rule the importation IS sealDg below oos
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

A Vigilance Committee was organised recently
Mansfield, Ohio, for the purpose OF Kidding the CIT
thieves and plckpockets. A number OF the rascae
put aboard a railway train and sent away.
Two brothers, Jacob and johnson Barnsck
spectvcly about "a and years OF age shot sna pee.
other on the 9th OF March, at Sarcoxe MO- untu 0he
dead and the other moEtauY wounded
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

RAILROAD ELECrIoN.-At o meeting Of tho
rectors of the Morris and Essex Railroad Company.
Monday, the Hon. Beach vanderpoo was unanimou
elected President, 10 succeed The late Senator Wu
Mr.. Vanderpool was formerly Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
NFW.Y0RK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP CO.

THE PrRsT-cLAss U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATIAN1IC, CHAS HoYEk hasser,
s,, pa 20 45 Il. r., on SATURDAY AnIn 81 " M
VIII eaVe ref aUn kOIJTIi AMPTON AND BREMEN ,.. a,
No Souths smpton, London hasre hnu "
Teeng P,s. psyaie gold s equ.yaleni 10 ou'enJ
the fohoyhs ri1r GIlO Second CABIN, Sb9 stesfageT 70
Fds On.a, pa,sp Southampton and HsIIe TO NeE.lois
~ cshi" SlIO Second Cabin, I9i Stesfsge
FHsg Nys.pttn Nsp,tn SfoH TICEETS OUT AND hVMbi an
u - hh SS1io Second Cabin, = lJo sJeetaye w.
Bsltle Capt. A. a. jones'. ept.n p. ~ w. ''
Fo freight or p'''';ss ,s T8vLoR Psssdsut To- Da'a''
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
OFFICE or CoSSsoSEE oy TAIHs Asp hsassaIssr' s
ATOTICF TOTAX X-PAYERS.-NOt Office rs hereby

No q CnAnhE.ssI,,, nEw s,ev lo,lN Jan q: ~" ~
NOTICE TO OTAXPA1ERS.- Otce is hereDy
CITY and County York m tie l6 viii be open o i9
sneon and revision and MONDAY, January H. l1I and vi"
remain open tn heeOl day Apr 1907 for tho correction o. errors
personal
% G Ne CIV ard County 81 Kev.Yorh A persons believing them
selves 10 aggIeved make application to the Coumners our
in order 20 obtain the Iei provided W
act Of provides tlat duug the time the books shall 20
iusoeon hereiuh provided, application may DC
made l ny person considering hin sef ggreyed b. tie ad ans
have the corrected utla
ASSESSED valuation Of rfsl estate
, he made in writing stating the ground Of objection tatt9 ana
a examine into the complaint Au w. 10
their Judgment assessment erroneous. they shall cause ine ss
appceOa be made In relation 10 he ss
psn f perspa estate DE sppcant shall be eIAmed unef an
by the sad tommissoners who shall be authorized 70 w.
osts or ry Of them; 10 his their julment NE assessment
eroneons The 70 be corrected ani ~ tn soh'
ofs assessment believe 90 be justan declare n u
on thereon thirty days ,sr such application 'hs hse oen
rde IN tbep No reduction shall by the Board OF SgPeron
& ON real and person mpo ed under this act un
- tI ,nuer under oath Affirmation that The gArV asges
was unable within the period prescribed Tor Tue eoeeN0ho
tIes by Tt.,,u OF sickness absence from hs ct q ,r
''' - A. j. WILLIAMSON, (Con OF axes
J. w. ALLEN ana
I DROWN sexmeA,s.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
Total about s..s ~:

Tofa A about.
~ s,,s.ion III the land is oHoNs VIZ -, No. hs.es, A
Le ~, agtsrt No among other vacant lahos hs ~ ~
~ aud 3 adiudged 20 the Rafoad company all
80 Cslie Rsa lands the md l9t aaons o ~
i iSeep ti tra numbered ardS belonging 7" ' NopPS ~"
sbe San DE- Bella Vista an1s -. IL, t,,rsa, fts
tcts ,oieri adudge 10 tbe Company ana te fAeq
Lagao and BuicO Sodado ands INC Sc
20 Iof soDg other vacant lands lies between the Haes
- 10 the Compauy sn the AhOrca Iasarto ana bunoo
olso Raro Colorado Paieuquho, ard fnlo SIalag 80
% 6t et Of lot No among other vacant lands rs 9ee
AZ od 10 the COMPANY the T1bernia ana Caho QsDfi10
- Rs,s and San Pablo ns ald the second i among 0tne
lands les tract No s. belonging to the Comp4h anu 'Ho
ne sds are appraised the minimum rate Of four dollars per
AGRA 80, a, .,. .. c,s ,oge.lsr or for each one
nsss y, Gr eae OF tie into which they are suyqeL n, -
So b ofa lesser than the appraised mnuh Nus vi" "
Ill Re considered unless accompanied BY receipt showing tl
minimum vglnc OF t1 OF e N~''
- o. e depos,ed IN the General Treasury Of the Shon b
i ~ S amounts the hhest bids accepted must oe ilae G ID
IN notes Of the new ISSUE "itllA VIC '''"' " ~
d. Of said acceptance ,. ove referred 10 shah
en ail the said highest bidders shah iViieI D' S NF
tt ,, the lands shall revert 10 the Naish IA r. .d-.neo
e qeii s cunts isCude the Ten per ceh i ~ ,r
A made bf bidders whose BIDS are not accep'sa WIZ ~ m
fnedseg retained 20 them L. ov,o,ses Incidental 10 the
ces.sei han bone by the Highest O9asIs
ll odeyed Shall Re considered as utAA'eD e0-'P
mail -,reA by Executive autholuts -, a.,
az the TIME abose tbe
- "a slo he receged-aud terminated az 3eiock y W. 81 ~
tel E,erye vii subsequently e0nsu sns
received. snd tdludge tie isAts " s'SN % w.
be deemed most suitable ~ the Nation, who
shall be invited to he present hbbJo -
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
6alts hp 7ncticu.

DYHENRY II. LEEDS e. MINER. .Auctioneers.
ID ADMINISTRATORS 6ALR
BNTIRR STOCK OF THE MAISON DORFB
no. al EAST F0URTBBNTH-ST., UNION SQUARE
consisting Of
ALI TEB ELEGANT FURNITURE, SILVER,
SILVER AND GOLD PLATE LINEN,
PORCELAIN AND GLASS WAEE DRAPERIES BRONZES,
MIRRORS, CHANDBLlEIS CARPETS &c, sc.
Also,
THE ENTIRE EXTENSIVE AND MOST VALUABLE
STOCK OF WINES AND LIQUORS,
Iuported expressly toT this House and choice de-
scriphons
Also,
PRESERVES, FRUITS, AND STORES.
To be sold without the premises,
On TUESDAY, 18th. WEDNESDAY, 2Oth, THURSDAY, 2lst
FRIDAY, 22d, and SATURDAY, 23d Of March,
At l0 o'clock each day.
The Wines aud Liquors viii be sold FRIDAY and SATURDAY 2
and with separate
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
Corporation Notires.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
III II

AT AUCTION.
PUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby that the Commoners o me
Sinking Fund viii offer sale public auction on MONDAY sd April
i7 II noon AT Exchange Saoom IN the City Of NeSlot se'
ea pieces parcels improved and uHprvsd . E.se eeonhs
and Comnona OF the City Il NeW-fok De-
po Of property together with the aud conditions of sale
NAV upon application At this Office where viii he furnished on
be sold Warranted deeds VIII
be given purchasers RCHARD D. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Fusaee ComYtrolTs Once March -, 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
6dles bD AnrtIon,

TAMES NJ MILLER, AUCTIONEER-B
~ AARON CLAFLlR Co. Nos IS and 81 veseyst AUCTION
SALBS OF BOOTS and SHOES EVERY FRIDAY 0 We shall
sell on FRIDAY March o. 400 lots Of strictly erscGss city made goods
comprising exclusively Ladies' Misses aud CdIens IN al It's
styles Catalogues ready and goods open m inspection THURSDAY
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
feaai Notices.

NTEW- YORK SUPREME COURT, RGckland
~ countJoHN GARTER BRowE "a Plaintiff ,gt oa!oLSh .
ViriR m BROWN. ANNA MAuRAN Sc u s. Int Key
Known CARRIE 81 BROWN, ANN MARY stamp Cahssisd
f.ndntssahcus loI relief (Com rot ser) TO ne Dssnains @
hereby summoned and required
uar this action which Will ke filed In the oce OF he tiefk Of
he County Of Rockn the Coulonss In New C AMI 70
go 1ony Of yonr ansv er said complaint the nor
NJ Office HeNi ork CITY, within twenS a.Js ah.r
~ ~ of iLs non IN YOU of the day Of sneh ssice
aud h You fail said complaint within ~ time soeA tes
IL eoSplaint-Dated New.fork January q, 1861. 80.
Wv GEO A. G. BARNETT, Plaintiffs Attorney,
~ - No 10 wall street. Eew-Yurk CITY.
The complaint In the aboventod action was ha IN lhe % e ~ ~
6l,t ~ III County the Court House W new c "u
sighth dag Of February 1891 . ,,,.r ,,L.ip. ,,o-n.i
EsL22 fnW6wF. GEO. a. Z. BARNET l. lHanHn
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAlLkoAD;G . n
~ Leave Hunters POipt, 60a M 70 m sS M ais M
m .a0 m 2.J D. m s4:30 D. $50 M paw nL
SUNDAYS $50 m ii0o $40 IhISgsa 70 vas ios a
S1 m a.9o s Tuesday and Saturday night. kIs leaves
Pubipg II o. o. Poidt at 2:lS m BoA's leave '"
Snp e'sV nan H"D' '' l. q VOORHEES,, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

fos IegAt OF passage appy 70 OELaIOno ". .O ~
GRAND EXCURSION
W TO TIB PARIS EXPOSITION .
The and hrst-class going iron steamship
HAVANA, 1900 tuns burden,
Stephen Whitman, Commander, 80
win make excursion from hewiork to re ana efk ns TGm
passengers London and Bree1. Etuuing E s.h rom
hse June giving passengers holding teson aeEs sOou
weeis In Europe -. -.-.....
This magnificent steamship d into vsiertght Compartments
and has been newly furnished aud elegantly tted up expressly % @
The TIavana will only carry hrst-eiass passengers
An experienced Surgeon on board . ~ -,
Price In 10 Havre fla1 ard sl 10 A u
return $3.50 aud $780, according to tiIe Of ststeroom
For further particulars and passage appy 20 the SCENTS
MURRAY, FERRIS Co, No o. southsti or
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Co.,
Corner of Broadway and Franhhn-'t
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
c,IpREME COURT. County Of NEW-YORKt.

CITpKEME (UUKI, JOUnIy OF Nh UdtIh' IT
SonTnE NATIONAL BANK JF rHE METROPOLIS
i,,e aSs,n ANpREW 81 HEPBURN. Defendant-summon fsI
as demand on contrac-(Con not Ser TO the snoys niee
Defendant: You hereby summoned ana r.,es WI s,g
answer the compliant this action, which VIII be hleu
In The once the Crk Of the C and County OF nsS
Vo,L Al The Cty Hail. EewYok aud to serve eoplo OF
your answer the said complaint on the snpserpen
a. their Number Ten Pine street IN ,aa t
Of this on you, efcnse Oi we usy
snS ssyy; fail 10 answer the sad compliant % 'e
lie plaiuth this action viii take judgment Ans' yos
sn % . ~ Fo Zone thousand 6v hundred and eighty dollars WIN
iDt.res from Second dag Of October on sos1n M CIV
sixty ave besides the COS" AT Va ms al P,as Aoneva
February T. 1901 80 a. IN tbe OH-s of The Clerk the
& J Tg~rtr ~ HswloFh, 4 te Cy "a, NGe gIS o1 .ls .'
day OF March, 1851, nav "'''' '''"'
Ma lGE6Wf.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

P.,,re Station In YewYork Twenty sevnthst and foan
ave Entrance TweuiT-seYenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORK.
po, .vH,y,p 100 800 (BL lL3OA l2l9 BEl so tELh
~ & 10 iSs 100 8oo (RI 3o N I2S (ELl AGO NLl
A., 430 ard 90 (Brl p m .,.. ,,sta.u
Por Milford and Strstiord, LOo llW M ',,A aB l3o,
For F,rdI Southport ani Wespoh, 100, LN m 49, i'VP
For Norr,h 100 800 Il 900 'oA nj Rl' (EH) @"'SIh
Va w. N, ne 7oo 90 II 30 q m a45, 10 S9opm
Tor GTernsich 7OO bO0 l30 I'D d49 ~ ~ oiP 9eo
t st,SJ oO (BID 800 loO l2l9 lEhb %i'' 'V'
H5 40 ~ s 20 ~ SOo on. % 100 800 n3o ais
AS AJO 30, O. ", 100 p. .s .,r,,vs
For Boston. via Springfield soC IN m "a "a 10J thhh
Por Hartford and Springfield sOO m kLh III" ~O' 'AN wv
For Connection. Rive. Railroad 400 L p'P M 10 Men
'1s Td 1T ri Poysnss and ,hk Railroad 800 sr n nl'
-. - s,ontnvon R.iro.d al 400 O. n.
~, C,S,i Rairosd l2l5p m TO Northampton
For Housatonio Railroad 500 a m, 800 p m
~, E,u.etuek Raj 800 a 800
"a, nsSs,rT and Norralk Railroad, 100 300 a A"S
S'nm0oi0" SesPiNS ~ JANIS H. HORT, Sapt
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.--lIalns leave
fo o Courtanitst for PmLAoELPnfA, At and ~ r. m
ssI Il p M for BALrKoRE aud wAsHscEos Ns ess V@ ~
y. VI, aud u EIJnigbt.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
STATES OF COLOMBIA.


THEIsURY DEPAETrEST BoeQTA January ?, 1867.
In ,o.ss,.e m he privilege reserved Executive by article
az f the oaver establishment q: the Panama Railroad re-
,e the oecupied OF for the Government It has been
etenBDed sell TIE said lands At Public Asepon p'
q, ,sss. he same are hereby invited forward their BIDS
<pelo,sd in sealed envelope addressed this Department before
che arst day Of July neTt, At neon
The said lands divided into three tracts drsna'ed esp'e'sy
,b. Numbers 2 and g. and nbdyiied into two O' one
on .sb side Of the e railroad Their superficial area
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
RETURN TIGHTS 500 GOLD.
THE IYMAY LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Built expressly for Me trade: - =, ,r,,,ony
CITY OP PARIS CITY OF BALTIMORE
CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY OR BOSSIOO OOn5v
Ni4' W CRY OF WASHINGTON,
Sail from Pier No. IS North River Hew.fork,
EVERY SATURDAY ...,,,
SPEED AND ACCOMMODATION UESuHPiAAhSED' HliA
Esvyo,t "a JI,cIpeo. -. sllO Round Trp.......'$ids
Sss7Sit to LcrdSH...' rs Bound Bound Trip. Trip aSS 5
N'" Return Tickets good for u nonthG ~, IT,
R Tickets via Liverpool London New Haven and Dlelpe eo"
Paris passengers the journey at liverpool ana loan vy,
roI l9S % RaJse LTrfpooi Elves Macy No 81 King William.
Jules Dccoue Notre Dame des victories fANi
Icb5 G nae No III Walnu-st Philadelphia OF TO -,
'O'H " ~ JOHN O. DALE No IS Broadway, Eew.1orh.
FROM NEwYoRK orF62 T2 ERANeE EisAaS DlEhcr
- CARRYING TIIR UNITED STATES MAILS.
Sir JAMES ANDERSON, Comm snder 90, q, , .rppy
Of ChleTers" Of the biEAI bAnl hhn
sg provided the KIP b' and thoroughly rented M ana
her in eye department With specinl e.ce 70 l. @
@ Win ran her tgury between New iorE end BTe'' a. 2O"'
LEsuSo SEWfohkA Anil SATURDAY p
TTH~ag11 AZ MAY TO- TUESDAY n
I'm AZ H. UtsDAl .Suy o. o.
90 SATURDAY Ang1stzt
TiiiiRsIJt September r. ESdhi y.sbs,
sAiONDA TAKING ONLY FIRST CLASS fAsSESHhtISI M tIIISr
PASSAGE RATES IN GoLD Oh IT'S h0s slsa sisaLA'i'
According 10 location and sire on room 4. .,..r
, s e Nome psssaee issued q reduction OF ezoe psr
,.,s returning previous 10 August 80 a N.L fop Bresi
csn he furnished on board with rao" s a. .seS
49, - he ,dneed rate Of 30 80 for helsss anh ~ & ~ sDe
..s bsnq a reduction Of 25 cent on rsglit ia'e~ ~
ess ~ Baggaee allowed to each passenger r,,.,.
Letters q credit issued ior England WELLS F1RGo Co.
For passage aPPH " Passage Agents, No "a Broad"ay
WIN r. COLENAH Co,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
6teamboais ano RAILROADS..

bIfUUUOUl9
+ ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
and st March @ ~ @ a M Rvs ,Ts o Of a RI; Go@Piny s VIII
For SAG HARDoR, GREEN PORT, ORIENT AND YEw.sUF
FoLK-Seamer ARTISAN Capt q. G. Gibbs WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, ss4P. m
YoR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BRooxns:e.%sr SUN
% Tb. .IO nea and beautiful RIVER QUEEN
o, the route to Sag sTs5 STSI5 ST WILLIAMS M PSe No. B.etm.
s TrTHnI Agent, 80. sJamessiP.
n ID. g. Il. SMITHS STEAMBOAT Line.
For lC9hs S ps SFs Fsr Sns .ud inS S5aE from
E0R NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD. and
. .cs. cs5 s:a%' s fs, ,; Peek Slip for
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-Steamer
bEYs F WE TnTsDEi a i'%sS Sa 81
DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First-cl
IL steamers City Of Hartford Granite State leave Peck r.
daily Suna At m for Hartford C. &c sonssens Ss, o5 SR
@ ss passenger. md freight Fafs Hartford second Class 81 as
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
WORCESTER rINEE @ TTE Sg LOWELL CON
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
f ei 'is OF Boston d cT APi'5f oR SEwYo
'' S''f01 P.S e sS $ s%SE SonE R2s f1sPss 5 Of v.y
,o,,.,, , 4. sts.SSoa. fIU1e Train from , .bovs
So "a wSE':,,; - ss.s 5S,iS1 F,'S s1t S.I''' Worcester
T. & MAHIIN, Agent, on the fler.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Passenger and Presh. Dpo, New York foot Of Lberst con-
with the Delaware ckawauna and western
Railroad with the Lehgh VALLEY Railroad aud It's oanse
ons forming direct lire Pbursh and the West without caAhg Of
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WEST.
Three RrPre Trains daily for the West except Sundays "S'n one
train In the eVenn-. u,,---
kc With but change OF cars
- ~ - WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
ComneaeinK jar. T. l35T-LesVs WORK 80 follows;
Rasion Beihiehe Maueh Chunk, Wills nfpofb
WiLesbsrre, M.hsney City te -. ~, g..
Ton Wkeshsrre Great Bead Piton Bipghanon, ke 49,.
for Esston Allentown hArfisbats Fnts
bqrrh With change Of care 70 Cennaa OF On
c,re and bt changr ST. Louis Cnncets a. HARRISBURG VITA
Nsrhea Central Philadelphia And Es Roads Tor Ens and ths
OIL Region. -, c,-L wtH..h.,,.
RAa1ing Pottsyilt. ifrrsblrg, kc -,
D. m-For Eason. Bethlehem and Maueh Chunk
spm E.s,on, R.sng HarrisbgrS WiaDipor irTne0n
Corr Erie Le sleeping from fsSIOTk To WiliAmspoh
6.l5 m.-For SomeTyills
p.ua - SOmetlls.
In m -WESTEkN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Eason, AherioHn
Resins, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the West - -,
PttbuFth evening
tfaius aFer 10 Point, Elizabeth ne
obtained the noe Of the Central Rail
of Iiheriys ~ r. No AstoT House nOs
1St ST SO Broals,y, Aad At No. 10 GfeenslehIt
49, JOSIAH o. STEARES. Superintendent
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ond FSSEX RAILROAD CONE

AInRRIE nnU ESSEA KAIIhUAU NUN-
WI PAEY-Commencng Monday December 1860 LesEe hs.
York foot Of Beyt, lconneclag with Legh Va.e{ hoaa ana ana
hr,nrb,,l Al G;i5 m Express Mail train m hr
pres train MostosG leaves at 1880 m Hseke.s
oNp Mail leaves at 800 D. NJ Morsoyn Express In sd-
don ~ Gus dsy 20 Hewk ave 70 sSh Vrass
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADS-Oa and sher MONDAY, EoVemts i9 1850 trains 70,
Albany Troy, scshenE r'h Northern and western 'Fan' vi"
leaye EewYofk as follows ,.,,., . -,
m Express via Hudson River Railroad Thlr.h. and
through Bufao and Suspension Bridge without ean OF
ears connecting % with trains for Ssaogs Rutland Bahng
tor and Montreal =, ----,,--
10 m EIpres, via Hudson River Railroad eonussnnE
sth and Troy with trains FOR North
m Harlem Railroad Twenty hst and
Chatham With Western Railroad f Lebanon
Pe Albany with Western trains aud al troy VILE
Gains Tor SArsiogs Rutland Burlington, and hoatreAL
via Hudson Rye hsllrosd eonneen6 AZ
Absay and Al Troy with trains Tor Montreal with
sleeping attached -.t---, r,,A..
vh Western Lebanon Springs Pishe ke Albany
vtb Western trains and Al Troy with trains hr Rutland Burlington na
Montreal Sleeping lsaehed At Alhany ~, ,--,--
Express Vi. Hudson River Railroad With ,s.png eA
attached Buffalo and Suspension Bne without change
sleeping day sIespteg Sa'ar's
OdenbuTg without change va hone w nu
r Troy vi" be made ct East Albany Ths "a
ii hsiH udsoa River Railroad . sleeping ear. attached
Albany with for Buffalo and Suspension bge
spd At Troy " for Ssrstoga snd points North
will be VIA Hudson River Railroad nom new ot
70 intermediate stations leaving Ne.fork Al $3.50
" Returning leave POughksspas at a M arriving IN Ns"iox
st6.i5 p. N. o,, ,-,-- p = .....s ., =,
n aud arrying hon at $50 Returning leave Miller
top Al 3 D. IA. arr wing al EeN-York at 1880 a m
'' y II. VANDERBILT. YcePresident
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W-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1856. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1867
COMMENCING DEC. TO- 1866

-, s,,o q. yxyo,t corner Twenty sevenhsL and Four,h
ave Entrance on TveniT-seTenthsI
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ERIE RAILWAY-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
H. ofCbimhsr.st, PaTouis Ferry; -,
Day BIpresa for Rochester BuhAo SAamana UuaAs'
sed si points West aud Solth.
asa m War Traln daily Tor Otisvile
1000 ~ RIpress Mai, Buffalo, Salamanca aud West
G.n0 o. n Wsy. for Por, Jervis NeWburgh, warwick
800 m Night Express, Bnfalo, Salamanca and DunhfE
49, \. m, WAY Train Tor suferu. -,
Might Express. dliy ff Bufao, SALAMANCA Dnnik
and all points West and souih
5:5'p N HmigTaut Train, daily, FOR the West -,
Also Nay Trains Boiling Spring Passae, and Paterson at 6o
.pa g.ls M 5:t3 4.9g bil3 and III m'dhy On
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Thrsisr Train at II o'clock
Epre sns In direct connection MN =, SSIt9n sHa
lines HUH hIDpLh DsnlS Sup1
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