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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

OoeSEY-CJSS ELrY.--In New YORK, on lhnislay,
July 81 by Ga" Rev. +. keogh, 0f 81 AIMS churcn.
Cautgin NiruAFL CoOSEY, Ninth Unltcd states
oaya.rV t. Mss DArHhRfNE CONNOLLY, or TINS CITY.
Shs-tiOOD.-On Tuesday, August y, AT Trinity
church Claverack n. Y, by Rev. George i. Sey-
NOM. ID. D. OF New YORK oit7 assisted by Rev
John Downie rector Of above named churchl, IonS
w JoNys of New YORK TO Miss MAGGIE A. daugh-
ter OF the hate Duncan q. Hood, OF Hudson, \. \.
No cards. -,
SAyyILE-pBsAREsT.--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday.
August L. by the Rev. g. H. Smith, ;. H. SAy1LLE.
TO WILLIE daughter OF ). ]. Demarest. OF Brooklyn.
ST.RRITT-B0GART.-O Monday, August g. by the
Rev r. G., yuennell WILLIAM SrARRTrT, EST. to
MIGgTE CHALMERS BOeART third daughter OF Mr..
William Brown, all OF this city.
VAN -HorCHKIss.-On Monday, August 3,
by the Rev. X. 8. Foster, GEORGE r. VAN WICK TO
WYMAS-TRUE.--On Tuesday, August 4, at calvary
church, BY the Rev. Mr.. Walker CHARLES =. WYMAS
to gsoRGIE l.. True, both OF TINS city. No cards.
Died.
BRuCg.-At Puerto Principe, Island OF Cuba, on
Monday, July o, OF yellow fever ROBERT FRANOIs
BRUCE, in his 18th year. Also on saturday, July IL,
Of same disease WILLIAM ALBEIT BRUCE, only sons
Of Robert X. and Jane X. Bruce, Of this city.
California papers please copy.
GoSNoLLY-On Tuesday, August 4, after long
and painful illness, WILLIAM CONNOLLY, OF the par
nh OF Crookstown, county Kildare, Ireland. ia the
seth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family aud Of his
sons, James W., John, William and Thomas, are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, SO Marion street. on Thursday after
CUsHMAN.-Of cholera infantum, on Monday, Az
gust B EDWARD 3. CusHMAN, infant son OF Geo. r.
and Rose Oushman, aged years and months.
The relatives and frleuds OF the FAMILY are re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

ANDREW JOHNSON AND GEY. BUELL-AN
Issue OF VERAcITYA writer to city paper who speaks
from his own experience gives the following account OF
the assault made by Andrew johnson upon the reputation
OF Gen. Buell. and how the valiant Andrew came on from
the encounters
sIp Tn your issue of Monday last you call attention 70
the fact that Gen Buell. had in his defense before the
Commission called to investigate his conduct IA com
mander Of t1e Ay Di 70 ne false statement knowing il to
be such Such Is the fact but there were circumstance
Character OF this bad Andrew johnson, the Mill
tary Governor OF Tennessee, had hled the pubic ear
with grave charges against Gen. Buell. He was lnstru
mental in procuring the relief OF that able officer as com
mander of the Army Of the Ohio, and forcing the
cation that followed. When, however the ComSslon
met in Nashville and the Judge Advocate Col Dom
PatO in accordance with instructions, caled gu uos,
Johnson he discovered that the charges 30 readily maui
were very difcu TO prove That Gen. Buell. In command
OF seventytwO Thousand veterans haQ retreaeu po
men under Bragg was as well known Washington ash
Nashville But that he had done this with tne pI
as Andrew johnson charged, could not be shown Al
last the JudgeAdvocate called upon Ahaew 10 Rnas
appear and state under oath his knowledge OF bueis
evil designs This he declined doing In connection Nun
certain kilograms that were found TO nave passga b
tween Ruell and Halleck the evidence or AndfeW JONI
son became important, aud the JudgeAdVOcate lha9c
every effort 70 his bo ssS opepy that
Andrew johnson would never dare swear IN ms presence
TO what he had publicly asserted At last the pressure
became so strong that Andrew johnson fed to Washing
ton TO escape further process TO 'ne &
ceeded at last in procuring statement very
much softened from that made by the same Johnson
through the Rev Col Moody, President Lincoln and the
press generally. This affidavit the Commission treated
with deserved contempt and Gen. Buell. before the COM
mission n his published defense denounced as false in
every particular 1t became evident TO the Commission
that Andrew johnson deficient in courage as ne
was devoid OF truthfulness But the cOnhdiDg Judge
Advocate sti having n remnant Of confidence In the
noisy demagogue, urged him. after he became aetlns
President to open the controversy. and at least make
rejoinder TO Gen Buels damaging charges In TINS ne
failed. This he found wiling TO rest under the
charge perjury preferred against him by an ohcer
whose word at least has never been doubted; ana Is
must rest sustained at all his own word against
man so well known Gen. Grant for courage ana msh-
toned integrity.
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TIE HORSE MARKET.

There is fair trade carried on in horses at
the various Twenty iourthst stables Business dull
all the Fall and Winter, and dealers hail the opening OF
Spring as season In which horses are always expected
10 sell best. The Winter hard city work horses
ard many truCkman has TO get outfit this
Spring The railroads, too, used up many horses, and
their wants greater than usual this Spring Their IL
quite call from farmers, who preferred 10 sell hay
high prices rather than winter horses they did not
need for the time being All these combine 70 make
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lively trade. and though no marked advance can be re-
pted the needs frequent replenishinR 70 keep up
fair show In numbers The stables are not as full as
at this season. though dealers are buying freely IN
the country There light supply Of Canada horses IN
the market the lower at which these are sold Keep
ing the stock BY far the greatest can ct present
Is for good single and matched pairs OF workhorses,
which vary IN price from $3.50 10 400 EACH with small
ponies at ti50ds200 Wellmatched pairs OF roadsters
vary with the fancy OF buyers, selling ct 096VO per
span with some stylish ones at 1900.
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Proposals.
oYTicK OF ASSISTANT ESHKAL,
No. II sTATL.sT., NEw.iOKK CIT.

OYTicK ASSISTANT QUARTERsA GESTKAL,)
No. II sTATE-sT., NEwYoKK CIT.
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will
- received this ome until 70 o'clock MONDAY March 49,
directed
-four hundred sry thOusn pounds good merehantAbe
OATS
s hundred se1snays thOu,an pounds Of good
charitable Timothy HAY
For shpmnt CarOHs subject inspection BY oer Of
this Department
States privilege Of rejecting any all Of the
lids II deemed advisable
Proposal. should indeTsed Proposals for and al
dYessed " ia HIJesigBsa RUFUS INGALLS,
1t H.orGsa and Asl q n Gen
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FAMILY MARKETS.
OF LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.
Emmy March 1a. Is


FRIDAY March 10, 1863.
Fortunately for consumers, and especially the large
class out Of employment mark down the prices OF
several articles OF consumption. The greatest f Is IN
eggs declining at Wholesale In week from te 10 $50
per doz They vary at retail from z, Long Island or
fresh meat Poultry too is lower though not yet cheap
70 the consumer. Dealers say the warm weather, cheap
eggs and fresh shad take away all their customers Good
Poultry not plenty Most OF that on sale has been frO
zen and now looks soft and unnyitlng. The present
mid weather thaws out the spinach, cabDages pasheps
&C. all OF which cheaper but there II little prospect
OF an early decline In Potatoes scarce are they inc
opening OF the Canals will probably cheaper them veal
is plenty the majority OF IL Is too young 10 be renscd
by persons with teeth The scarcity OF milk and the gh
price OF butter make the life Of calf Of short Duration
Fore quarters ~ what called veal Offering AZ edlO
per ~ with hind quarters at ltc Good Veal Is selling a.
i4dl6c for fore quarters, and 22d25c per n for hind
Mutton is plenty and Beef is not scarce to-day Apples
are scarce and good are hgh-sdS 80 for nne Dbl
OF Greenings Oranges coming In freely and cargo
Of Bananas are nearly due Butter Is sti going up D
the near approach OF the season OF tho new make WIZ
soon check t. Some grocers charge 7Cc per 10. for
c,oic
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Notitts Of gankrnpttu.
L. S. MAMMALS OyFicE, =. !

L. s. MAHsHALs 0yFcK, y D. Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, March u. 1865
THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
llth day Of March 1862 WsrInt in Bankr9Ptey va. IS
Of JAMES POkIBUS and CHARLES CAS-
EER PHILLIPS Hdviuay and epaners Of Philadelphia 10
the County u Philadelphia and State Of PennsyanA who have been
aaigcd Bankrups their petuon that the payment OF
debts delivery sh property belonging 10 such Bankrupt 20 them
transfer Of property by them forbidden
by that meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankup prove
their estate VIII he
held 81 Bankruptcy be holden al No obs Wanntst
Philadelphia before Hlbey Ashton, esq Register on The 18th day o
Aprl A D. 1863 At II O'Clock a II. re ELLMARkR
mLl4 lawJSs U. s. Marshal as Messenger
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CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY

- OF NkW-YORK.-Lymhn Deuis0n and Edward j. Dahiorth
atL Heury McFarsn individually and as President Trustee and D
The Guyaniote Land Company Willard Parker Individually
Director Of The Guyndos Lard Company Peter heMstn IN
dyds.v Guyandote Land Company Henry
Coea Jscob Carpenter Watson Webb Hannah Bridge
r. Bridge. Alexander j. Cohes, Robert Walker, william l.
RIGGS enry r. Wilson Philip 81 Penean Thomas r. Mason, Char
oe Bridge George Bouett Henry L. wenb wiism sbhiGs
Richard Jordan, Ella Mesm, Jonahan Hunt DAVID
Barter BAeus IhonasP Drake Henry Coths Trustee
Robert Barry. James Woion David Lue. lsae Bel stephen
IIogsoo LYMAN Gilbert, william COthea Sarah Hills James
Frazier Bridge Samuel NJ Osgood sophia Remington Anne
Bobe George " Blunt vho survived Edmund Blunt James
Harper John Harper Fletcher Harper Joseph W. HIP. Caroline
BARROW Admurr Of Edgar Barlow Andrew g. Norwood, Ad
or Of Bsniamih Taimadge J. Sted Administrator Of
Josiah Sieed William b. Parsons Executor Of Schuyler Livingston
Tor Ref-(Com not serlTo the Defendants:
hereby summoned and required 30 answer the complaint THIS
action which Of the CLERK II the City and County
" February 1853 and 10 Of
i complaint The subsbers At their ohee No
EIhAnge Place cy Negl within twenty days ar the
hereof exclusive q the day Of such service snd h to
within time Aforesaid the plaintiffs ibis
apply the Court or TIE rel demanded In the complaint
20 lss6vs ALEXANDER GREEN, Plsiltias Attorneys
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L. g. MARsH,Ls OFFICE, D. Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA March 10. l86a
THIS Is TO GIXk NOrICE=That on the

lI day a March 1885, Warrant Ia Bankruptcy Issued
against AARON BLADE. Of philadelphia In the County Of
Philadelphia State Of Pennsylvania sho has been audgd Bank
fup Bis penon that the payment Of any debts AMI delivery OF
property belonging such Bankrupt % HIN or o h' asr Ad he
transfer property him forbidden by that meeting OF
Of the said Bankrupt 10 their debts and to choose
or Of his estate will be held Court Of Bank
holden no 65 Walnut street Philadelphia before
lOa m. T. G. ELLMAKBR,
uhla H. g. MarshAl Messenger
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
THIS POPULAR ANNUAL
NOW READY.
IT CONTAINS:
ASTRONOMICAL. ke
CaI.udar-Js-ish; MahOnedan.
Calendars anuy December; Changes Of the Moop fals
M,ani the NOoOmars sidsrs Neg K'uGn ssttsn
sfths Sun and Moon throughout the Us,ed States
Cobunetons. Lunar and Planetary
Eelipsss for the year 1868.
Planets. Conjunction, Of Planets and other A,pseA
Seasons
Star Tables
Tide Table o1oC Place.
POLITICAL.
THR GOVERNMENT.
CsbIHs.--Ths Presidents
cOnsre.-M.@bers Of the Nb'A
Executive oncers-Gene'A
sse,s;.;.ssP.s%' Co cs" r c..,,.,,
Observation-Disclosures
STATES OF THE UNION
Area Population 1880 aua 1890 whte geOesd AID stA,).
Increase Of Population 1861 number Of Members Of C'B-
Ees, State Capitals Governors; State Elections Tine si bsssSs
Legislatures - ....
Synopsis. the Principal Ae Passed at the sssers s''' No
PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
The most important the Public Resolutions Passed ' ssa
Session Of the xxxxA Congress
PRocLAMATroSS
Antss PrO,m,Ou issued BY the Prsadsns nom december M 70
October, 1867.
PROGRESS OF RECONSTRUCTION IN l&I
Vote State Legislatures the Constitutional AmsreHsph
The Reconsructou Acts Of Congress-
Progress Of Impartial Suffrage
The Freednsns Bureau
MOVEMENT OF POPULATION
Progress fh. Population United States from i'9o go"
State Csnsusss since 1900
PUBLIC DEBT
Ths Public Debt in Ices and 1867
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN het
vo. Ofthe Electoral COLLEGES at Prsad'ntS hste~
The Electoral College In 1863.
ELECTION RETURNS
Returns from all the States and Territories helilns tst.sns
sr,fay somped and with former eenenA th1e ue n
fsu6Q states will be Eyn number OF White ana ecss vss
esed In each COUNTY aud the nunoer OF 'o'ea WIG he ~
cast for and against the holding Of state Ccnsshuoaa
Popular Yots for President b. States 1904 iso0 aho is'
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
IT, ~ America and Europe; Of Population Of each az
odS 10 The stest November 1850 aud most trust~ony .seosAI
sss sad rs Of his form oil goshN~
PRICE CENTS PER COPY.
SEVEN POSTPAID PoR A DOLLAR
ASs''" 'S''' '"' Tas TRnpHI Sw.yel
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COUTHsIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(wIN-
Gttan Stsamfrs.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
IN OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA,
win dispatch their splendid Steamships nom Hsw1srk en
Pier No 30 North River foot warrsast At Lower Rates shan
BY other Line.
VIA PANAMA
MARCH ossstemshp SANTIAGO DE CUBA, connecting with
Steamship ERBRASKA
MARCH u.s. steamship FULTON, sonsseDg with Steamship
NEVADA.
VIA NICARAGUA.
APRIL ssssts.nahD SAN FRANCISCO connecting with Steam
ship MOSES TAYLOR
These Steamships expressly hed for h trade and
passed for Safety Speed Elegance and Comfort and their for
Freight N always he than other Lane
further Particulars address the undersigned at No III Wsstst,
gsu.Isrh d. N. CAkRINQToN, AgsaL
CHARLYs DANA Vice President WIN n. WEBB, PrsasssA
Ne "a RxeAssgs place. n T.
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Corporation nOtitts.
C0RP0RATION NOTICE.-Pnblic notice b


" the occupant occupants Of
improved unnproyed Lands affected thereby,
following have completed and lodged in
the the Board Of Assessors oT examination by all persons inter
esiet viz:
h For regulating trading setting curb ami gutter stones and Gag
sidewalks 3h t 81 aud 5Ji streets from lst Avenue East
River -
"a Po building avenue between ll5h and lle.h streets,
"a 10th aud 10th streets 18th street between 81
Rivers Avenue A. between lh aud sh streets
and l24th street. between 4lh and 5th avenues .
3D. For building h street from 9Th avenue 10 the East
River. 49,.
h P regulating grading aud setting curb and gutter stones in Oh
street. from 9Th 10 9Th
The limits bseed BY include all the several Houses
and Lots rouG Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated on
Goth, Js sd and J streets from LIST avenue TO
Of LIST from 18th % san streets
Of from ll3th TO llttb streets also both
10th 10 20th streets; also both sides Of Nth
Harlem also the north side Of l5th street.
o and l6t from "a TO 9Th avenues also
from lh 20 18th Streets also The north aide
4 20 New East and both sides
4ih to 5th also the west side OF an
and side ~ New Bssi from l to l streets
81 All the lots all the blocks lying between 18th and 9J streets
4h aud 5 also all the lots 90 The blocks hg De-
and 9Th and the East River
sides Of Goth street from 4th 9th avenues 70 the extent
hall the block OF the inteseciEg Ayennea
An persons Affected by the Assess
opposed either Of them requested
present objections In writing JACOB OAKLEY Chairman
Of their once, No 20 Chamber, street Base
House. from the date q this notice
iSSS : q$$4AflE$Htt Board Of Assessors
BOARD ASSESSORS NEW CoURr House. March TO- 1863
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CrpRFMF COuRT-PETER j MOREAU.

- &C. AT JOHN MORRAU teIn pursuance Of the Judgment
hersin February 1888 will sell 81 auction a. the Exchange
Sasroom No m Broadway EeuNok BY James W. Miller Auc
TONER seventh day April 1888 q Y O'clock the two
lot marcel. LAND The BUILDINGS thereon In the CITY
EerYs which akeu Together bounded eaey ~ front by The
Bowrry, uorthery e by baardst westerly the rear o
ground and s0ubeTy the other
ounf formerly belonging 10 tie said Josas Mapes contain
lag together breadth inches IA the
hrTuue fet four inches and length The nor'hery side along
Bava street souLery side seyenttye
also privilege building ags1 the sale wall
dstug the soghe aide OF said premises and Of usng
the erevs ADD IRE places built the said e .a but not To
toser the tenents hrediameu aad Appur
there 2lst February lcoa
HAWLEY, Referee
F22 las6wS CHAS b. HART. PEA Atty No. l9l Broadway
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thu s,nsrs, Convention IN Chicago yesterday decided
@ htha ne form OF bill Of ading, making Vessei
liable for shortage The subject Of DS ~
nreventnR shin brokers from specializing In gram was
aso disenssed and permanent organization " vessel
oxvnera proposed.
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y,aal Hutins.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-H.
~ TRACY ARNOLD against THE KANSAS COLORADO GOLD
acton Sss9 d F Hq SSc hereby to
rs cSSS S GS% pa st to ..a A aSS. their T
that purpose Wall in the City Of HswYoIk
before the 18th day Of September ss pilfS Ess 1908
BARxKr. BUTLER PARsOS Plaintiff Attorneys Mhl4 l.w6ms.
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
sca%R6ssS nd JOSEPH RcaSR6sos Summons money
ss%.S o P i sS' and required s
@ Which yin t III S c G .sr1 s' c scp1 1Ga
your the said compliant on The uo;soe tSe Snse mum
Der s % S: m noe U oS you services .
yo fall the ssd complaint within .as ,n s aeA nm
isss. i md I'll
the rate oen per- eeaa% per this action
Dated SeTrO F'6 IS ea scUDPER c Aa y Walls.
The complaint entitled action Sled in the Gee ofhe
County STATE NyYS the sS Of March 1893
CUPREME COURT-CATHERINE CLARK
- against JOHN oRILEY and Oth.r-I2 pursuance Of jadg
Of the Supreme Court q the State Of HewYSrt will expose TO
change SssToO@ III BroaTsI the CITY NewYOrL By 3D.
EaS6 situate on The Sor6sf sd. q
Meth % RsS G n Of sCS sGH s Of III %
i've aud city westerly from the north westerly q
With Sathaysaus inches thence westerly parallel
SthspeHus feet nine inches 70 bs nOhery Thirty
aIsreet thence eAey along feet TO
.,,n.I Ps q, P,s SdR4 Ms s.s;r Ft'
CUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM Il. GRAFT,
- Plaintiff ag JAMES L. DUNHAM, and others DefeniADs--n
the Court Of the State OF NeHfork
entitled action the I'd day Of March 1868 Daniel
Referee named said judgment
SALE public auction THURsD4i The 2eh d1Y 81 March
the NewYor BY Edward Lawrence Auctonee the o
described premises VIA All those nine certain lots pieces or
parcels situate lying being IN the Fifteenth Ward OF the
City Of New Yo which taken together bounded and eonn as 9
lows viz, Commencing formed by the intersection Of The
sasiery Of Broadway with the noher side Of ana
running thence Dorthey along said eery side Of BosdSs pTo
essery along the sOuhery line OK
number and sixteen 6 Broadway hundred 400 feet
line Of lot number hundred and
l6 Broadway thirty o feet TO the noher line Of said lot nun
$3.50 Broadgsy thence westerly along SAID
hundred 400 feet the estery side OF Broadway ebee
rouheIy along the esy side Of broadway twentegh 5 et
thence hundred ninety three 9 feet eight @ inches
westerly side Of Crosby street thence souihy along SAID
westerly side Of Crosby street nne6ve l feet bTe t inches
nOrter & Of Hous;Onstee and theme westerly along %
u hundred and DnotyseTen ty feet
the the place VI
begnuiug-Daied New YoFk, March 3. ls63 -.
DANIEL p. INGRAHAM IT,, Referee
r. " HARRISON, and J. 7. DAWES, plaintiffs Attorneys
Mht 2aw3sWGS
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n DIII
~ SEWER CONTkACrORS-SepAte sealed proposals each in
which relates the Of bidder and tho
date Of Proclamation received this Office (ounda Parkl
until II o'clock Of SATURDAY March a. 1868 for the consiue
the following localities 20 viii spec No LIN 10th
5 and 6lt With branch Gt street Spec
st between and lh with branch In 81
3n bdlg Sheriff and Goek streets between Broome and
Delaney In Pitt and Sheriff streets between Rgton and stan
and 10 Norfolk between Stanton and Houston streets
Sewers hay from 49h street 10 aud through h street
5h avenue and in Lexington between M aud 5Sh
streets th between ih aad 5h
6Sewoh % between 10th and 1921 streets and 10
18th and st % and 9Th Spec ISewe Ia
eth 10Th Spec BIn Washington
between Charlton aud King In Hudson street between
DOmnck CLARK Narck
streets sping Spec
In Lexington and 7h and Spec 10
In l2ith street, between 9Th and 9th
The plans the above be- and specifications and
forms proposals obtained the Office OF the Of Sewers
Ess.iorE, March 9, 1908. THOMAS STEPHENS, CIoloH
ROBT L. DARHAGH,} Aqt
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
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NEW JERSEY K. R--FOr PHILADELPHIA,
IVA ken'ugtOo $50 pm Via Camden M M 4 p Pr Via
$40 Il 1880 pnf For South and West-sO an 1880 pm
FOR THE WEsT-To Cincinnati aud Chieago-S;40 IL m,
The $40 and 1880 trans through, with but
change Silver Palace seprgea on train through t.
Cincinnati without change making connections Cincinnati by
trains by other lines Family compartment cars also on
tuin Mon and Thurs through Chicago without change;
connecting advance Of other lines with al morning trains from
Cbicago (sDaly) r. w. JACKSON Gen. Sup'L
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ERIE RAILWAY TRANS LEAVE DEPOT

II -
$500 Day Erpre o Rochester Buffalo Salamanca DunkirE
and ell points West and South
$3.50 a. M Way Train daily osyle and intermediate stations
1000 ETPr Mai for Buffalo Salamanca, Dnnhrk and AZ
points West and South ... ,.-.-.,
Nay Irps stopping oBly Sterling Junction. Turner's
and Of Turner'S Port Jer NewbuTgh and war
wick.
SEQ D. Way Train sndern and intermediate stations
$50 NIGHT EIp for Rochester Buffalo, SALAMANCA Dun
irk and all points South and West. -,
600 p m Way Train SuGem and iniermeiat stations
$50 Ngf E,ss daily, for Rochester. Buffalo. SALAMANCA
DunkTk A West aud Sodb BY this au sleeping coaches
will through 10 Cincinnati without change
500 q Engrdnt 1tdH daily, for the West
Also. Way Trains for Boiling Sprng Ps and Paterson 20
9:l5 ~ m. and las 400 Gas aud ll:0O p m On
Wednesday nights Theater Train u o'clock for SuHern and inter
mediate stations.
SUNDAY TRAvs-a:30a m Way Train for otsyle II m. and
3J D.. $50 Nigh Epre for DunkiIk, Buf
hlo Rochester all points West and Souhi $500
Emerant Way 20 for Paterson and Port Jervis
Trains through TO Salamanca Dubkk and Buffalo Win
change Of coaches and direct connection with all Southern and
Western lines.
Perfectly Ventilated and Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trans
Tickets can Companys o5eesNO 2 Broadway
Depot Chambers New iof ao Long Dock Depot Jersey
City
An Illustrated Guide the principal suburban places on the Line
the Dys ofh say has prepared and can Do OBJ
tsEe the ONCE Of the COMPANY free Of charge those wishing TO
personally the region referred TO- Win We view OF smehI
II. RIDDLE, General Supt
W p.ss
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1 ONG ISLAND RAlLhOAD-Nl inter Ar
II rang.ment-Chauge Of 1me-LeAve Jamesshp; an, Mail
train for Geenpor, and all wastsions connecting hneoa WITH
Glen Cove and Henpsd II Syesset passenger ~
and all aystatons Express train for River Head m
and Glen passenger train and all stations
rmng dale Hampstead passenger train and fr North p saur
days only
Train leaves Hunters Point at 9l5 arrives at
Hunters Point At 40 D. To take effect Nov. T. 1861
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