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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05
Central Hall Store.
new STORE & NEW GOODS
Nearly Opposite the New
Catholic Church.

TIME undersigned has resumed business
again and is now receiving his Stock,
and will be receiving daily until all is COM
plete. Our Stock will consist of nearly all
the varieties of goods that can be kept, ex-
cept Dry Goods. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
will be complete, and consist of
Coffees, Sugars,
Teas, Spices, Syrups
and Oils, all of which shall be
sold low. Our
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,
when finished, will consist of all the varle-
ties generally used by carpenters, builders
and undertakers, and will be sold at the low
est cash rates. Our
Cedar and Willo,c Ware
consists of Sleigh Baskets, Covered and I'm
covered Baskets, Tubs. Churns, Half Bushel,
Peck and Quarter Measures, Clothes Bas-
kets, Washboards, &c.
Also Forks, Shovels, Spades, Nails,
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Cast and
Rought Butt Hinges, I and Strap Hinges,
Screws, Locks, Axes, Sad Irons, Saws, &C.
All of the above goods have been care
fully selected and bought for cash, and will
be sold at very small profit. By calling
and examining for yourselves will be an ev-
idence of the fact. BY keeping good goods
and selling them low, and by strict attention
to business, hope to receive liberal share
of public patronage.
jan16-1y JOHN III. BOWERS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05
500 Farmers Wanted
TO EXAMINE OUR eu
NEW REAPERS, MOWERS,
SPRING-TOOTH RAKES, &C.

THOSE in want, (of any Of these labor
saving implements,) particularly scien-
tific and practical Farmers, will appreciate
the superior machinery we now offer for
sale; and the inexpcrience or timid, upon
careful examination, will no doubt be in
duced to purchase. as we guarantee salts
faction or no sale. sigsi t5t
Being unable to meet the increasing de-
mands for Agricultural Machinery of our
own mandatory, we have taken the Agency
to sell in Maryland the above named Ma
chinery, manufactured at York, Pa, by
Messrs Hoffines, Myers & Co., whose rep
utation as Manufacturers is unquestioned.
All or any of the above, and also our
Celebrated DRILLS, PLOWS, &C., we
offer at prices to suit the times.
WAGONER Il MATTHEW'S,
ap16,-6m le, Westminster, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05
Ac1Ds, srIcrs, PATENT MEDrcixss AND
- 81. PERFrMERr.fssp ia s.s4s.e

-DERSoNS desiring anything in the above
line will find upon examination one of
the most complete stocks Of goods kept in
any retail Drug Store in the State, and to
enable the constant demand to be met, is
beng increased. The following standard
Liniments always on hand:. r
~ hsttht t9i
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
LONDON
BLOOD PANACEA.
The Great Alternative and Blood Purifier.

Is the most perfect vegetable compound Of altera-
tves toncs diuretics and diaphorecs making it the
most effective, invigorating, renevating and blood
cleansing cordial known to the world.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05
MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED
Super-PhOsphate Of Lime.


STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For sale at Manufacturers Depots,
Ne. 81 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
AND
No. 95 South Street, Baltimore.
And by Dealers in general throughout the
Country.
The soMBRERo GUANO Of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, (and OF
which he has sole control for Tie United
States, contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable. The addition of Ammonia
gives it greater fertilizing value.
Over seven years. experience has proved
to the FARMER that it makes heavier gram
than even stable manure, and is not only
active but lasting.
Price $50 90 per ton, 1000 lbs.
Discount to dealers. 5.
I MORO PHILLIPS, S.
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
mar12-9m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05
Remedy for Piles.

THE subscribers are now making at
Westminster Nd, an Ointment which, after
long and extensive experience, they conf
IDENTITY pronounce a sure and pleasant cure
for that distressing complaint known as
Hemorrhoids or Piles. From many certi.
6cates ofpersons who have been cured by it,
they select the following.
On receipt of $1.00, box of the Oiut-
ment, with full directions, will be sent, pos
tage paid, through the mail to any address.
For sale in Westminster, by A. III. Huber,
Druggist, No. 2 Carroll Hall, and by the
subscribers at the West End.
FRANCIS BUTLER, NJ. d.
LEVI EVANS.
FOUTZ, 116 Franklin street, Baltimore
is our General Agent
aug15-tf
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoRr oP yRw.YORE ......OGr, ]? ...".,. CLEARED
s,.,mp,-snnona Meia, lsmbarg ffareon' sl'rsHv' ''
lard.
Esge I1n sev AsriuwaII T. u Armstrong; Logs
NnfIo.k. c.--,-..... r, C.yesps poherty.
c. Il M uavianI Leblanc sydney, = D. '~''' '''Vi "
49,, n p g. r. Geery CouSln, SasanHAh'
sebn-Pnu Smith GeoTgctoen D. 4
ARRIVED.
- 49,. cs, - rorto, Brooks Liverpool mdse aud pass.
S,s'aspiFF Mopterey Ryder, Chaes,on nlse aud pass
Sti ibf Eertram reierou Hamburg days mde Aho pAs
M. I'm. Suudberg Havana u days, sugar,
a. NsnnLis sanfsri Cow Bsy, c. B, 10 DAYS coal
D.k k Tnira R,Fker Windsor. n s., 10 Gays, plaster
Tbambs hatanIa x DAYS snk" auu "'Afs's
~ E..ua CodfeT 81 Stephers y. b., day.
~ I.crie Snark. McNte, Iuagua IL days salt
. - su. yi,Jns Wu. Bosnlmsn. Philadelphia
=; - - IT, N.rbgryh John MSn,oVe. Rond"uL
susan W Blake Poughkeepsie. H. IS stea,i 80
A Saunders Philadelphia sas@h JSse' Li''' 49,
A. r. McFee, NewbuIgh Aias' nr,, c,,er,r Post
Yarmouth, Pouphkeepse hueA Du"e"' N-
salle Ann Great Egg iaTbaf
DOMESTIC PORTS. H., "
yrUORtKASs li.-Arrived steamship she'"s"' '''' -
steamship lsi0o Hodges NeH Gi.n.
Bo.ros. Oct. l2-Arived. steamship ConooIu'S Wv ' -
eus Ne.. York; sehr Nelson Harvey hs"l"A
FOREIGN PORTS. o,o..
,a.oo, Oct 2Ths ateansbp Nsiionan rom 9ueoe' oe' .
arrived here to-day. . NJ .h, Manhattan from Nes.l York
c., 70 arrived here to-day the Mtg TO
Havana oaoiug iot We" 'o's-
ns.sr. ssnt la sailed schr Dpateh ior b"ston.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
n1sSENcEhS 4pRLHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Get l2In steamship ctg Of Lorden,
RrIle. r. and daughter Mr. aad Miss Donovan N's
Sb Mrs Weston abd and Mrs Tsleat snd cha ~ -
Aulane Mr. John Richards IT, Leon j. Vincent l41
O'Csi A Rergsnd. Mr. su Ns = Suion, =
W Lnrry stocksel H. Williams, Mr. 'aughey W r. hei",
J. + Mason Thos OBey Mr. Converse Nc Lstel CSrl ZOE
ter Theo Rogers b Reilly and hMy Master neto,
paaE Mr AID Cuuitey Mrs Lewis Roht Mapanu MI Se
Ian Mr. Lsos Ar Robinson Rev 81 Rice Rev. ~ Corbyb, "
Smb Mr. sheane NJ Goghegsn NJ ChaHIense, y " kan.I
Nr i NJ Jov Charles ard wife J. o. Adams Delsp slr
spencer Mr Bnrgess Nj aud Ms Hall Isaac Wa,eu Mario W
Cb,fer.en Mr. Lahft0iy D. Keith, A. b. Nykoh srGlsi, J.
Tb,op Ms n Mon M Pace. NJ James Miss Beak Mrs bsts-
NOR Mr aud Mn Mason M Batop yamea Lvssey NJ bfss =
C,o, j Woolf BIr John w Evans, M Sarf "sbAm
R.u.fp y r. Larsen and family James NineaiioH =,
FROM IIARLENTON oct y in ssanslif A01sfeJ-A' - p
81 / l.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Gt9istrp anb 1oIIine SlIatrs.
tHSTRAL DKFsKTNFNT % MFrKoPofiTAN PoLicK.
W. 1n MuIoeL-r-.t NYx.l Oilk OF 8. lon6.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Pe9 tams TIE @hoFg schedule have been du designated
Registration lr holding tie Polls OF General
be held on the ~ d Of November Election be
20 ID is1 H 81 December neii n aud V the City ard Cogt u
The said Inspectors appointed CITY and Comfy
lork AMI m Che brU1kYl
three weeks preo-ig general eeeaoa at oock m al
place de,g for houg the poll OF election
themselves ss Bo for the purpose Of registering the Of tue
ofher nuaber Chairman ofhe Board See l. ebav 20
The said Boards lnspceTs shall Friday the
districts IN the Cts aud CnHU NWi ork
provided
n oock In he morning and remain session until o'clock
the C New orr and Bookyn the ,erson
sad Inspectors" Sec ,ha 8 Laws o lge6 person
Of ihf Hed states shall be placed such register
tie personal log ledge 81 three VI such Inspectors duly
isnt on sah prove M aIon as provided In the act hereby
amended p Chap 82 Laws Of 1860
DE United states afr'ug To have his placed the registry
sha q United
cate nstnrao jurisdiction
stf Other Of his being citizen be Tecrei unless shall f
show satisfaction Of Rtgirt tha, be is unable
When the question raed the naturalization of
pr'Or proo sha be made to the satisfeton Of In
be placed the the identical this
be produces sec Chap S2 Laws Of 1906 Any who shall
shall s M registered kuOwg that he not qualified
~ the Wand District where said regstry msde who shall
e lIhAt s iesefea voter. sny person osaspts any ss
~ q" aits OF aeis any person n any manner et,ef OF sAi
a shall be- punished each and oene by mpsozHent the
sac IT'S. 10, .s e. 9as osf y A lss swearing before ssa
on conrcpu punished such See H. Chap 4 Laws of h6a Ia
tbs Cities Of Nslor m Brooklyn any wbO qualified voter
either Of said es shall have The ght and all Election Ds
tr such O challenge and contest the right o. person to be
.a,r, eject s though the rs making he ebaienge was eas
Laws ~ 1906.
~ of ,he Boanl of Police -r...l .IH'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Corporation nuiius.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is
r, TFsH 20 te oTh Or esre' eeenP'ri OF eeespn oi a.
hou,ss "a ei improved urmpore lnd, al d thereby, thai
Az. rr h1tt faHr.sisd ind are lodged iu tAe
90. IN Bo.u sIiHna b. all pomona interested
va.
-. ts.ar Ne tetsrFu 81 sud ~ sesA
1tor ps'itg sJ street between sha'enus and hhhsonAsnu
.hh trap teck. -. - 49,. IL.
r.s. Al ltt street tst-ssn 100 SD lltb-a'eunee
eaiitf. AZ ' tei'i"e GOT
t,f Il IahsrJ ami NiiliH streets -
Tls r tsca Asnrut include al ne s'''a hoase
.,s IT. N ,ufd w. aut lot y,fs parcels o lard riussa on
U. inul tl g. ~ 'lfeeif 70 TIE sii'l'
islf blaef siih.r she refsefting streets
zolh es AaissE o. 31L a'euat 70 he eil'l
81 laif tbs block sail svsru@s - -. -. .
l-Hsih 4fitirtri n ivti 10 lii Afense 70 e l
Of bal tie block on saA lfrnles ,-,,,- -. -.
al Tts uoh Of Lbtftrsiftei from Wsm 70 NASSAU ieet
All prous interests Affected bf TIE so'snAo A
psr snd oppoe u he sae Or shsr 81 mem 'I is
a, ,,nt .r directions uriIg 30 laaac o. Hnni thAirAA o
~ IicsnI Of Asof. hsf une No ~ Chamber sre't bA'e
N.-C nAa tnlll At fo1 lac aAs ~ ~" '''
ISAAC HUNT
HARRISON ERFn Board Of Aaestefk
CiTUNSfY SACkETTD
or,, r. r q As.f,soTs Nes Court Houfs osieis ~ R'@
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
V. AND FLASHING RAILROAD.

~ srrsnFsm,n begbniol Qst Additional t';s'.s s An,
.srs fpT Fusbng snd niermeda'e
isnI,,. ,,espteD At 6I5 5.2S $50, 10 n anu 80
go 20 6:Jo 7;D 1910 And 81 m.I6n. =. ~ and 4. ~
80 m Trains leave Flushing for se-i" ana a" 7is
d., d. (subdays sIcepisdj at $40 60 ~ s,,v
aon ~ also At IIii5 , M on Monday Wednsssy sna sA''''
i.,,. great for York at 7 ~ y! 80 ,.., ssel
SUNDAY TRAINS HausIt Point for fmsl's AH 80 ,s,
and intermediate station, bt sos n ~, .sv )" 80 Eln,Lre
s,ti tt lork II 10 "a 49, snif rprrn p...nl
a., T. ais n. I1b snd 81 bhHh"b SN'N' ''"'''-'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

NEWS PACkAGES TOR THE FNtrH' !.
Cs5t,ns aud rarsers vessels arriving ~ this port efnd
deliver addressed the NEWTON Assoated Press nF 10
persons eIhhug the wu authority ot W. sroaou 6eser.I
AGENT N.n rak.g for Tfnss TRHrss
orJ S Fr-e Fr.nirg Fosf SiGafs
Z.srg N YORKER Journal sul D-a0ka! hOud s's
be delivered ouly TO the persons
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

CORD, TiB WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND ~
INTERMEDIATES POINTS. ...
Tie q and staneh ers o the Norwich Line
...I I. CITY or BOSTON asd CI1l or kBN-YORK O.
leave New iofk daily Sundays Ieepd y Pier
.Ea No ~ North River foot of Vesty st. .i.If 1fr
FOR FEW-LONDON
there connecting With the Steamboat Train from the above
Norwich
and KsshHs. aad Nes.L an Northern Railroads
frslsbt take tie iBQnie Of
J y SHORT Age on be
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Mistfllunfous.

nRAZlLIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES for
IL ,isr ard rfe-srsur the srt HlklhN ophdm No
= ~ bs.r TveBiy-,.Iihtt aud Ee i'9 MilaE.si
MANUFACTURER Of CAMPAIGN and
vi AK PTa1s srd PAPRR LANTERNS u Earout hTit1
' j. E GRUMBACH NJ. as fnlioust n ].
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
NEW YORK and NEW -IIAI LN hAILhVHD'
"
WMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1903
4o0'' C0MMBNCiEG MAY H, lass
r NerYot Twenty seynihsl ana fouf'
ave. EutlabSe TwtniyseseH;l'sI

'A''''s' ave. EutabSe Twenty y-teyeHil'sI
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK: - "a
Bridgeport. 1No, buV ihhl INV a. NJ 49,
m. aoO (sE 345 40, 80 agd tn ~ %,, "a n 40
Eor Milford SirAoI Fsirhsld. Southport ana "'''p'" "' 49,
m as A10. 40 p N 80 ., a.. ,su p,l anR.l
For Enrwak 1e0 $50 (EI Fo" IlJV T. VI i-''' V- Nv w."
: as 20 fEI) $50 800 lBt) p H. 81. ,oo soo.
pnrlep ll3O Afs, AdN 'Jv y h, A
oI 90 ll3n a. l2l3 (ktl Hi'' @Vo
,r~ 70, A. 40 ~ 40 SO 6;O 800 HIl pm ou
poy Green uich intermediate siauou V wv A' ~ "
SAs' Af Nv ~''F CONNECTING TRAINS
r. p..,or vi. spdugest N (EIl 400 tEnh hWp m
Io, Eo.,oo via shore Line l2l5 tlI &Ve - oo fv ,oo
fo II,ttor and Springfield 500 n. tkIl hl' Sw Vhhh "
D y-n-..a soo. mn fEt1 n ID mon
wa ,od H. Providence and FhIn Railroad 600 lEi) ii'
New Lordor and siOuirE0h Railroad S" N
w. o r,S, Railroad 500 NJ asP NJ to NorhA@P''n 'A' WIZ
uamsburg ,nn.-
n.ngat.,k Ra road 00O A. m, AW y W.
n.",.rv and NorwAlk Railroad, 100 5oo 4'' ~ " ."
Com'Odou' sls'png'' '' '"' JANIS II. HoYT, So pt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 90,
sun n.,s..... e.09 SGu seis...'.,. as Aoo| 'N
Sandy Hook eve s33 Cows andeve s'.s lie"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Cuan Simm,rs.

NATIONAL LINE.-1 The steamship DtN-
| MARK Thompson will leave SATURDAY, Oct ~ AtS ~
% Pier No a North River Passage TO sepo"lor Quen',e~h
loo, ,te,rsge e0 stesg. uesei from ~ Oi
o,n.lowa en- currency Apply Al Ae Conpanys omsss &
q broadway y. ". :. ~, ~
CTFAM 10 GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
THE ANCHOR LINZ, e.,.,..
a,orts Cydshult passenger inende ~
~ from Pisi No. 10 North RIVER. a. u ee.eA a"''' xo,7
~" a., UIHkkNIA NeE ~
81 kUkOPA '''4'"'' 81
RATBS OF PASSAGE YABLB ~ Sg IA s7s
Cabins 10 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW o. phn"'' y" ~ w
IIeurslon tickets good for IA moalhs = Io@ u,. ses
stssfags 10 Glasgow or Derry Wv in.siH'~''" "
PREPAID Csruhess from ibsss paf sS po,,.,.. I,,.,,
Psengsrs booked 20 and fom Hamburg hA''' ~S'~' ~'P
kt. low Taes n... py,.g,
D., Sh-, ,o,s.uop apv al The tehparI onss Nc
srsss. ksv. reIk 70 '" ~
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
a. 5, r. nAI,Ds Co, AuclionetTE
CEVENTH Fls.-L TRADE SALE

BOOIS AND SII'lLS,
Nc cotgePacc bs'Seu Mppy and B'rc'ys' on
assortment INTER GOODS comprising Mems wuosns
Boys Misses. ,rd Cbrdren's ,H. t-
Aueton Sale, shoes ever wtetday morning during
vesY Alysvs hy ca.aloCus
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
6cgartutrsbp Nuiitfs.

C0PARTNERSAIP NOTICE. - Notice is
hereby given thst SAMUEL KEYS Co ofCsenrai Ohio
's been admitted into a. inierer h the Banking a1
taasss of SOJTTER Co. ofthe City ofNe1 Yo-1
SOUTfER 4 Co. No. 50 William q, Esv yo,k
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Bort Marom's Nutit.
STATE oy Ngu.roRs.

sTlrR oy NEu.rORH.
PosrwaHpgM oyrIcs. No. WInunss
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance VIII i,,
ssetsa Of the As. passs ARta "a ~. i. pssoss
IN or having charge of the sueeI nAe u
n.nsu or survey that the following vessels are nov su
s ,ss port Wanins said sur.vs or ..x
~ .,sne.d thp ten aays sueeeespg 'hH AoHee w
vessels. n.
Steamship Niagsrs.. rs.......''''''''''''' sssR
str.m.hp Culng Star.
Gt..mship Of " ashug
Drutsc ''''''''f
s,..r.I,n
Iated states. %
Ste.mship Iosa
S,.an,Jn san
sIga Rrsnk kln.
bark Msrianas Notebohn n H
Bark Evening star. ro~ss Rohasoo',
ps psIs Ien Nsthsw. Woodruh honhsonA
NJ
Eng '.s' ''''''''''''',
Brig Martha. ,,;xS:riE Ek ToMPkINs PresdsaA
J. Au.', RxHRnAs. Sesrssft
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Si.uaiirns S8attN .alalts.


A young man, speaking Ing
n ri.l oi essrg odr DE- re- POSITION
huy isfntl nhfe,~
tounbe reference toscapathy ard htegriy Aad y H. l.
Tribune Olee
CITUATION WANTED by young MAN as
~ PORTER DRIVER Address T.! Box No lJ' iH1aus once
City reference n
A SITUATION WANTED as FARMER by q
"A married Address J. 5 Tu9uae oMe. -----l
A SITUATION WANTED 10y YOUNG
u AMERICAN MAN DBf GOODS some er iiinatc business
eachbie efrenoss Adiress FRANCISCO lntune oace
A STEADY, respectable middlo-aged Prot
~ eat man .fes position ~ ASSISTANT SEXTON, JAIL
TOR MFSSENGBR other S eapaciy ~ irs psg'suo %
much a. prrnareut situation atsAf nc,r tfl
sdor.,, faf ur days w. of h tLAth. Fef No l+t
Braaiusr IAristbs J j. w. boz No. ~. fllr i-er
Two JOB PRINTERS-A thorough Jobber,
competent charge desires engagement Addf TYPO
Station C. New ioIk CITY.
TIO BANKERS aud BROhEkS--A good. in
boz. Vlih tfsiesss fccenHcna"ts wing "tl D.
parents SITUATION bantcfs o. brokers ome Were b.
and industry he pay have 90 "gBoV ~ Cd" qiis tNsi
tusil, for ne husuess Address HKBRhRf Ta ne otcc
IHTANTED-By Protestant Man, Situation
w mCOACHAAN VI GROOM BEET oy Icsraee Ad4Tets g. u"
Tribune Obce.
cyIMMS's first class COLORED SERVANTS
- 6GENCY 35Ws,t Tasta ~ uetScn siih an- se'ssh
Aqes Nae aud female 20 il ercfg tspaai!
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

OJriox on AssisTlNT QrAsTrHsAsrEs GYSRsAI,}
ofHouson Cre,gess Newlo.k Gu pttohsI 81
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w Fort Wadsworlh Ssen ,'uo Oh iC 3l ust 81 iooYA
p H., the following BUILDINGS yIf lU .u.t.' ..I
BARRAGk. Sx22.
OFFICERS QUARTERS S6a22 '. N.' .
KITCHEN. lHx3Q .. .
/ STABLB e2130
BAKEuOUNF. 2s14O. ..
Terms CASH 4 Tr,asurv N,o 70 Itr ,srt cow at tine
VI ..
uccess bidder bidders vU he required g. the lut
ings possible amer the sale RlFlS INGALLS,.
BTcvrt MsjorGen. and AssL y. A. Gen L. s. 4.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

NJ o Gresnpsr ard A station. except Woodie ,na Willow
~ Sorthpoft PAlsengcr TlAr. and All stahons eh
,nt Wlou 3.3lp trprss Train o "iesnpo1 sppna,
.ir, Np,oIa Ilekre B stations kast t:D Nohpe'
49," nnd N way stations except Willow Tree NJ
kab fu Passenger all stations Al passenger trains
trains 20 Hampstead Gnd GU Cove
SO, E,eou rran leaves Hunters Point stya N Tor isnpseA
Glen Cove Rorih isp Eorport ald an r% saNouA ARRIVES " 'N
,.rs pon,., bIOp no. Tlke sascs J4hs J. ss, ,.,.,,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Situmbuais ano 2ailroaNs.


DRsTOL LlNE-AT p; ;Mr,.rc.s.rrK NJ
T Is se Fasle, ~ ne Woid ha'lg ." sAs h"'l'
BRISTOL,
CAPT pRATTos ssT r IS S%pSsssBa2s b s' a4 fRiDAYS
PROVIDENCE,
c.pt sMMoSs "sP ruEsp,Ars THURSDAYS 1n' SAVE
Conr,uus viii EIsa Tran a. Bho the ioN0"Hs "0"S4a'
+ss .Bo.ior Al o,o,i IN TINE for al orvsy'ne"o''
f.., tl.r ana lInd,s T Bsrs ,,
JAMES FISK ~. N,n,sius Director
NHANGE OF HOUR.--On and after Monday,
sy. Per q r. day aI4 instead Of "' heretofore SA''
Gsy nights ail2 eelees
NOTICE CHANGE OF norn
n, and heT MONDAY October 10 1903 the Sond Line steamers
ill s,. th,r respective pets n4R Instead of' ~ " hereto
fore. New York, October 10 1903 -------
DARITAN a. DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
Sb Ths Afternoon Long BrAHeb Tom, River &S Vii
i. No 70 o'clock ADD Pie, SS sskDaSt Co. Lesser,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
~ Train. Js c % r'Gss T1.ss and sii In "a. and
IA Passenger '"' A''s' rmos W. DExARRsr Superintendent.
1TFW-JFRSEY X. R,-CIANGE OF HOUR,
Somm,nduy SEPT 10 lso8-for PHILADELPHIA ", Asssas
ei'T y ssnsO =. =" r1I BsL S .Sa " w.,ls.saSt
800 roI south @s 5 Va % 90 a. sJe az
Silver Palace sstpihg~eat u.
without change, Insting sane connexions -
~ y.n n, other n Iiuss Family compartment cars 90 on
So n train and Thur through 70 Shsso nno.'
,a.9es 0'A e's "s eKSSs X e.. sapI o
Ckisafo. lpAnl =. W 80
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAM:
S-CHAHGB of TfMR Ga and ste' September 1900 u,,s. %
N ,.n a, .lows. Roosevelt aud uTand fnt
rI south ss'snih,t wiHamsbuuhl a. sos m ~ 90
40 n ~ for Isp aud intermediate stations ., o'
j.m.ss RsiurnBT leave p sls aud NJ ana ~ s sg
-. mt nm jsmacs arrTing NV"
fob At q So 8s5 s8 O. ~, And t.i3 y. M q. -, 4. A..
P,,.,uss for koetawsy and Fire lslssd VII leave p
e ~, tersssd aud b,U.s. checked aud br Fire .na
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30
New YorkPaner.

The Boston Post has some New York
newspaper gossip. Wequote: Gree.
ley's editorial management of the
Tribune is so satisfactory to the stock-
hplders that they have Just re.elected
him responsible editor. Rotation il
the rule in the Tribune Office, Old wri-
ters are going off and new writers
are coming on all the time but Horace
is permanent fixture. The run1or
that Bryant was about to retire from
the Evening Post has received an em-
phattc contradiction in his re.eleotion
to the post of chief editor. Mr., Rrv-
ants labors on the Post are now yeTv
light. BE leaves the long articles n
other hands and contents himself with
paragraphs. Bennett, Sr,, is still chief
director of the Herald, but anxfous to
get competent manager. He wants
Mr.. Hudson to come back, The report
of his desire to sell the Herald Ia mn
true. Young Bennett manages the
Telegram and the WeekIV Herald. and
they are enough for him. The editorial
staff OF the World, headed by Manton
Marble, Is said to embrace the most
graceful writer's in the United States.
Perhaps, but with the exception OF
they are not particularly
strong. Thurlow Weed appears in pufS-
l1c with new hat, and GreeieVls
friends want him to do likewise. But
II Horace should get new hat ten to-
one he would forget 1t in the first res
taurant he entered. Raymond Is wri-
ting strong articles against the Rstli.
Gals, but l suppose II he were in Con.
gress now he would be voting with
them. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30
A Eeene In lhe Honse.

Representative washburne, the re-
trenchment member of the House.
drew the laugh a few days ago. In re-
sponse to a complaint of his about the
increased pay OF Congressman, a mem
Der moved to amend by disallowing the
salary to member while travelling in
Europe. This was a decided hit, as
Mr.. washbnrne has only lately re-.
turned from European tour.
drawing at the same time his IS 900 SAL
ary as member of Congress. Mr.. Nav.
nard favored the proposition to al.
low each member to use as much sta
uonery as the public service required
without fixing the quantity, leaving it
to the honor ofeach member as to the
amount necessary. Here the |Great.
Commoner" arose, and asked the at
tention of the House for moment. He
said he wished 70 notify that body, that
IL Mr.. MRynard's proposition was as
sented to, members would GupplY
themselves with pants, shirts, and toilet
soap sufficient TO last them five years
after they leave Congress, and It would
all be charged to the account of sta.
tionery. This was followed by a roar
OElaughter on the floor and throughout
the galleries,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30
Grant ana the presitIIIon,,,,=

the Washington corresnon Ja,,t -
the New YoyIE II,so.,,, OF
t,i.S ". 1otN 1sSstq continues his at
s.5szs on seneraI Grant in that paper,
the reY,ovsI IA Co. kelsstlFe' 70
s;yesterilsy s.s stanton. and
~ -. tenearses his former state.
IL, he e,o,,.,.,,,l e9 nlInseAt
action. satS1 an, 3a.s.' .ns.fTesident In hia
fst,i;.l 80, .'a uelails alleged consult
8sstlons 10 4ls among the President,s advisers
as to the Generals conf1pot ,o;,,s. as9tS =
far as 10 saw that s,ona 91sIss.'s. ~. 80
:, ,Saplnes otdcer is
Po!teeE -! y 20 nave branded the General
'as 2 'liar' and ssneak.' esillE
The New York Times, corresnoraa,t r,l,1
telegraphs the sollo,s,,,s. oluens
tba sIrSIr,.,,. concerning
wy ~, lHofsa's statements: @
7 q. our correspo pondent has good reason,
tS,s sSs SSSat3pg Ssip that the several members Of
me Cabinet who are eqpoted sby NAM in.
me = last White House charge on Cen.
s5Eant "a are deeply chagrined- 1T beins,.