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'9l'eef Iron, boiled, BHmes<e. Cg,-.
oo"1' s74@9zo; Naas, IS 90 FOR 1od. 80
M -i1lIAu >, 9io 10; Lippineott's. s17 90. sIr
mons si' %. PIG Iron. SIS 90 for best -
ga OVto eif W Tor second class mar t(,,, -.
the landing glrusfg Iron. slo ~ &9- "tA
BUILDrNG IiATEETAI.s.-For 49,, ,,..,--.,.
- ~ concerned, we add quofafiors -
ie'Auing articles In. this ,lne. The 6s-
lu'ha thls season has been large, and ,1e
! 'il'y "chheently expect a large Increase
! OF trsde In this department W.
our readers to the best honses ~ -.
| lhey can send their orders. TO our All -
Ing colnnns: Sash, &c 10 lie per f,--,--
Doors. ss 90 to 81 20 each; Blinds. - 49,
q 20 per pair; Nails, 8 % per kee for io.,.
Glass, - - TO 81 % per box; White T.ae,
- . To 81 % per keg; Linseed Oil Al on ~
81 80; Lime, 9Oc 10 81 OO
DRUGS-During the last week fbe 3-r,,.
trade was very good. The following are fl,s
quotations: White Lead. SO DO "a 15 oo
per one hundred pounds; Lard on. No.
Winter strained, 81 4J; No. Q. 81 40; Lfaseef
OIL, 81 2O9I % CbaE oil. 3s@S5c. soda. SIC
for English, and &c for American; QH5n5ne.
prices 81 Cj92 Is per o.. Iadigo, Madras.
81 30 to 81 90.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PROvIsToNs.-Pork Is drm. with Hght
aenhnd. WenN ourQ quotations as f0lioWss
Mess Pork s29 60. B5Hk Meats, shoulders.
at lie, anu clear sides at l6c; bacon
shoulders at lS1Se: clear sides at I75Sc;
11anas at l7c TO zoe; Lard nj lSf<c. Heroes,
lhd 2Oc in kegs. Cheese we quote at l55Sc
rc ,or ehoiee Western Reserve. and lG}Gc for
{. . actoIy. Butter Is In fair supply at 25o
~ ooe lOf country and Ohio.
NisAiN- - Receipts OF wheat during last
week We're large. The price continues
- 30 market bTisler. We quote atslz5
80 y .of pfiiae wneRt. Corn is flrnl, with
Dniy moderate stock In market. and
'eilihg 'l at zoe In ear and s0as5c for shelIed.
"a SACKS. Oats, are steady: /: onctatfanq go
Oc in new burlaps.
l'oo H-Oontihues duli with a deeltnipp
endency; for good supsrana ee 90 =o.
extra Is offered S OOas so; Famil,- snI
ancy brands are named Ii glO s6.a1I ~
rom white wheat. "
CORN MEAI-We lind but little brs,nas,
oae In meal. We place the trioe r,r 80,
ried at a 90 per barrel.
HAY-Baled can be had now al e1sa1e
er ton; loose at Sl29I3 Per ton.
BRAN-Is held &C S269gRs per ton. and driI
SHIPsrUFF-s20822 per ton.
SALT-Steady; small barrels at az Al ana
lrge s3 90 per barrel.
GUNNIEs New stock is held at g2a9e,.
BOD quality Of secondhand sold al l5aigo
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Gen. Rem. Harrison.

Weare gratified in announcing that
this distinguished Republican speaker
will address the citizens of Evans
Vile at Turner Hall, on next Thurs
day evening, the 18th. Gen. HAIR
RIsoN is we'll known to our people,
and will interest all who make tn heir
arrangements to hear him on that oc-
casion. We hope the Republicans
Of the various wards viii circulate the
announcement, and that large crowd
will be present. Gen. HARRISON
speaks at Petersburgh on the 18th.
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CANADA.
The Indiana RObbers-COmm tied for
ExtPaditiOn. - issi

MONTREAL, September IL The
funeral of the late Bishop Fulffred,
the Metropolitan Bishop of Canada,
took place yesterday afternoon, and
was attended by an immense number
of persons. r a -
WINDSOR, Canada, Sept. 14.-Reno
and Anderson, the Indiana robbers
were this morning committed for eA-
tradition, and will be handed over 20
the American authorities as soon as
the necessary documents are received.
Allen Pinkert and i. C.. Wier, who
have been here watching the case for
the American Government. were ar.
rested on Saturday, at the instance of
the Reno brothers, for perjury. They
were held to bail in S4D0 each to ap-
near before magistrate to-day, at
Sandwich. 1afl3F
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EVANSVILLE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER @ 1863 @7 NJ


bury 237; last year, Chamberlain Isl
/ Pillsbury 183.
/ Hplden-Chamberlain 109; Pills
bury, 46; last year, Chamberlain 81
PlIlsbury so.
Dedhorn-Chamberlain &c; Pills
bury q.
251; Pillsbury BIG; last year. Cham
berlaip, 246; Pillsbury, 296.
Wells chamberlain, 315; Pills
bury. BIT; last year, Chamberlain ,246
Pillsbury, 296.
/ North Berwick = Chamberlain,
1919; Piilsbury. 201; last year, Cam.
berlain. III; PiIIsbnry 1872.
/ Observation-Disclosures, 124 Pills
Taff-ChamberlaiD, 1874; Pillsbury,
AK; last year, Chamberlain, rs;
| Pillsbury, 149.
Whitneyville = Chamberlaiu, CT;
PIllsbury, GS; last year. Chamberlain,
66; Pinsbury, 55.
Cherryfeld = Cham berlain. 726:
Pillsbury, 50: last year Chamberlain
2l2; Pillsbury. 20.
Mllbrldge-Chamberlain 81; Pills
bury, ITS; last year Chamberlain 30;
PilIsbury, 183.
Steuben-Chamberlain 1856; Pills
bury 81; last year Chamberlain, 10;
PilIsbury. 78.
Colqmbia-Chamberlain 70; Pills
bury 81; last year Chamberlain so;
Pillsbury 73.
uarrlngton-Chamberlain 90; Pills
bury 19; last year Chamberlain 66;
PillSbuTy SS. -.s.e
Geldsboro - Chamberlain 161.
1II1Sso1ry 10; last year, Chamberlain
81: Pillsbury, 142. ~.
. Wides0h- Chamberlain 95. Pills
bury 30; last year. Chamberlain 64,
PIlsbury %. -.sr ~
Beddington-C Chamberlain IL, Pills
29ry 40; last year, Chamberlain 8,
Pillsbpry = e. -
Deblois5T Chamberlain IA, Pills.
R8gry IL last year, Chamberlain 9.
Ellsgerth-Chamberlain 61O, Pills
1,l,gy plpy 40; last year, Chamberlain 78.
Trenton-C Chamberlain 135. Pills
Of pnuTy I36; last year, Chamberlain IS,
Pllisbury SO.
HaIcock-Chamberlain 123, Pills
,,!9 3,,9!9TyiiaoI last year, Chamberlain 50, |
PIIIsbury Il. ..tf - II
PORTLAND, Midnight. = Reliable |
T turns from 16l towns give Cham
b Rain 1925, Pllsbury 81, ,074; same |
towns last year gave Cham mberlain |
y, ,3D, Plllsbury %, 632; Republican
12s172; last year 6.s08; Re. 4
p lblican net gain 5,263. 81 - -
Androscoggin County, except Leeds. |
gives Chamberlain 4,49l, and Pills. |
bury 2,379. a gain of 375. The Re. |
publican Senatorial and county ticket
: all elected, as well as all of the
eight Rapresen tatiYos.
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN
outrage on a White Girl.

BRIpaEpoRT. Conn, Sept. n
John Hafiey, a negro, was detected
in the act of ouiraging a girl II years
old, In the woods at Stratford, by two
Qneles of the girl, and arrested. AaA
Rev. II. d. Mobiles, Rector of the
Episcopal Church in Bridgewater,
Conn.,, committed suicide by cutting
his throat with razor this morning.
He preached as usual yesterday. Sup
posed cause, temporary insanity.
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The Maine ElectIon.


Maine has spoken. How do the
Democracy like the utterances. They
are not uncertain or meaningless.
There can DO no two opinions as to
what the people of Maine think.
Democrats cannot say that the result
was anticipated, for they expected
very different result. Bets we're made
IN the city yesterday that the Repub-
licans would not carry the State by
10000 or even 5000 majority. The
New York World, Of August 81, had
the following with reference to that
election:
GIAlNE-We receive most encour-
aging reports of the progress OF the
respondents who accompanied Mr..
Pendleton during his recent tour
through portion of the State, writes
us as follows: .t..
1.-The Democrats of Maine will SUR
prise themselves this Fall. They have
been so accustomed to Radical tri-
umphs that they are slow to under
stand that a change is possible. They
call meeting here, and they are ut
terly astorsished at the masses that
respond. They don't know where
they come from. They don't know
what TO make of it. They feel the
ripples Of the whelmiDg tide;" they
don't know how the waves roll on the
other side Of Massachusetts. They
all the time hear of men who
have been Republicans declaring an
intention to vote FIR Seymour.
In September the Republican ma
iority will be greatly decreased.
and you need not be surprised If
the State goes for Seymour in No
vember Tho present Governor,
Chamberlain, has been nominated for
the third time, and is very popular.
III IL local election, and many Re-
pub,icans will vote for Chamberlain
who will not vote for Grant. Every
candid Republican in the State ad
mts that the current is fast against
hem. They see people changing all
q wound them, and the change is all to
tine Democratic side. There are
In kewarmness and dissatisfaction
thl 'oughout the Republican ranks. a
grca.t many Republicans who doni
want to be abused will quietly drop a
Dem peratic vote in the ballot box
Wltht lat saying anything about 1t.
Some will not vote. Some, though
di-eat isfied, will still hold on to their
party. Tha, -. p,,,,,o.-
MAORI " Wastwelve thousand, a heavy
gain f, or the Democrats. There are
some ocal issues which helped ms
then tn at do not operate now: but i
tbev cal reduce that majority Eve. OF
even fol II thousand in the Septembe,
election. the tate toitl 90 for Seymour
Ard III will do tt,possibiy more too.
Tho / lemocratic papers have con
tended bat it was great popula
reaction hat cut down the Republi
can majo rites last year. Will the
tell Us what it is that has so increase
those maIorities this year?
The s tate election in Maine in 16f
resulted as follows:
TOR GovERNoR.
onav TRepublican) g. 3
tFoyya Rd Democrat ...4s, 4
1ybIfcan majority Is 9
~ -;lI;no N oomrora &ho vn,
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Mnzl.azzHznmamanumzm
= e = e CIR AP III.
Good News fcom Maine.
Heavy Republican Gains.
Glory Enough for one Day.
Bring Out the Big Gun.
Maine Has Spoken.
How do the Democrats
Like Tt?
Mere About the Great
Earthquake.
News by Atlantic Cable.
General Hooker Ordered
to New York.
General Hooker Ordered
to New York.
BOSTON.
Large Republicans Meeting-GPeat
Rejoicing.

BOSTON, September 14.-harge Re-
publican meetings were held tonight
In the various wards, to hear the re-
turns from Maine. In the Fourth
Ward Henry Wilson made a long
speech, in which he stated that Maine
would give 10000 Republican ma
ioritV ,--,-sse 49,
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MEMPHIS.
Or. Clayton Arrested.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 14.-Doctor J. b.
Clayton was arrested this afternoon
and lodged in Jail, bail being refused,
on charge Of poisoning Lawrence
Kraft, one of his patients, who died
suddenly yesterday. post nlo!rfent
examination showing that his patient
had been poisoned.
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LOUISVILLE.
Close Of the State Fair.

LOUISVILLE. September 14.-The
Kentucky State Fair closed this after
noon, after successful run of six
days. Notwithstanding the wet wealth
er, which prevailed during the most
interesting days of the exhibition,
the attendance was very large.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE National
Land Company, at the, branch Once
acres of the Union Pacific Railroad
Eastern Division lands. Two hun
dred families of Swedes, who have
purchased lands on the line of that
road. leave here tomorrow.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph .t MENPHIs. sept. II.
COTTON Dull and nominal; reteipls lJ
bales, exports - bales.
FLOUR f60l3.
CORN T1z0g90c
HAY-Sl9G22. GH.
OATs-G5c.
BRAS--g1af12l per ton.
OHN MEAL IS ODg4 -.
IsARD-f9t tz8aOc.
.,oRK-S30. y..s
BAcoN- Shoulders l3t4c, clear sides l7lc.
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ANTWERP.
Body OF Man Found Floating In
30 the Sc. Lawrence River. -

ANTWERP, N. Y, September A.
A body of man named Howard was
found floating In the st. Lawrence
River, eight miles from Cape Vincent,
and towed to that place by fishing
boat. 1t is now lying at the docks
there Howard is supposed to have
been drowned two weeks ago from
the steamboat Dolphin.
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LATER.

BANGOR, Sept. 14-12:15 AM
One hundred and eighty-two towns
give Chamberlain 46,14S; PiIlsbury,
81, 40; gain over last year of 5.633;:}
Ii the baiance of the State comes in
as favorahly to the Republicans II
will swell The. Republican majority to
over 20, 600, a larger Republican ma
J9rfty than was given at the Fall
elections of. 1860 or 1864.
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FoRr EDWARD, n. Y, September
14.-The following are additional par
ticulars of the damage by the heavy
rains last week. Damage to the canal
S25, 600. The railroad men are work
ing with all the force possible, and
hope to have trains running in a day
or two. The canal will be Temporal
rily repaired in two or three weeks.
Great damage has been done to the
crops between here and w hitehall; |;
It is reported that 4 hundred and
fifty feet of the canal broke at Cove
Vile.
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VOL. XIX.

jority gained yesterday with that of
the State election of 1864. and think
it will do the Republicans no dis.
credit.
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CONCORD. n. H.. September A.
The Republicans of Concord are
firing salute of one hundred guns
and have q bonfire In front of the
State house in honor of the Republi-
can victory in Maine.
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of :33443 eJaIn E04 ss@+-4 4'-s' -
Baring-ChambeTlsin3 32sa Pills
bury. 25. Last year Chamberlain had
26, and Pillsbury q; Republican
majority of z against a Demoeratic
majority last year of /. Republican
gain 6.
Kennebunk = Chamberlainsr 1863:
Pnlsbury, 225. Last year Chamber
lain had 259, and Pillsbury 234; a
Republican majority of l43 against
last year OF 25. AGain 11S.
South Berwick-Chambe 272 !;
Pillsbury 284; Democratic majority
.12.
Alley-Chamberlain 116; Pillsbury
20; last year, Chamberlain 112; Pills
bury rs.
Biddeford-Chamberlain sos; Pills
bury 951; last year, Chamberlain sos /;
Pillsbury S34.
Lyman-Chamber 173; Pills
bury 141; last year, Chamberlain 159;
Pillsbury 133.
Dayton-Chamberlain7 76; Pillsbury
los; last year, Chamberlain "a; Pills
bury 81.
Littery-Chamberl 398; Pills
bury 307; last year, Chamberlain 374;
Pillsbury 226. 81 z .s 8
York-Chamberlain 292;- Pillsbury
319; last year, Chamberlain 212; Pills
bury 800. 81 AE IA
Elliott-Chamberlain5 1856; Pills
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
NEW MUSIC.
pitson & Co have published in cheap but

Ditson & Co have published in cheap but
excellent aud attractive form the vocal and
score Of Mr. Eichhercs amusing o9errtta OF ne ~
Cabs" winch was performed last Winter ID bos'on WI"
considerable success 1r. EichbeFg has eauEn no p'Y
h. taste with his former compositions ana We nOpo
80 have an opportunity of hearing TINS a'er "OA
rly rendered in New-York
The same firm publish SdIre Aaria OF Mercadahte $,
With English and Itanan words, composition marked
~ great deal OF feeling Of the passionate Kihd ana
yell known. in It's Italian version in the Catholic
,hnrches Of this city Harry sandersons National G"drd
Yssa very lively and agreeable piece which has been
eeeyed with tho heares applause IN the eoucertroom;
and a mazurka by Mr. J. n. Patison, entitled DeTniere
.no,y which contains good theme, elaborated and
,,ated 10 the point Of wearness
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Etual Qotitts.
Stare or SswYoKK OyycE SscREr,ar oS STATE
rT'O THE SHERIFF OF TIE COUNTY OF

STATE oF SEwYoKN OTUcE oF rHE StcRErAu ov STATE
AtRAsl. August 1, 1853. :
rI'O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
! SBw.YORK-SE: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES. that at the
Gc,er Election 90 b. the TUESDAY succeeding
lr, Mouy Of NOVEMBER next The following ohee are !" s
elected 20 wi:
Lieutenant IN the place oi stewart l. Nootod
Canal Conmsyioncf IA the place of Robert {. Dorn
Inspector Prisons the place OF Henri Bannm
Clerk oftlr Court Appeals the place Of fanes heery Jones
Justice Of tue supreme Court for te FIRST Judicial Dnc IN the
place Of George q. Barnard
Tbyhre Electors OF President and NeeFredent OF ihe United
States
cudpg Governors, Isand Second Tard Fourth Ffh, Sixth aud
Esht6 Wards of the CITY and Codnr Of New.ionk
the Fort, h Congress OF the United states Tor
District composed o the seVeth Ientn Ihr
Of the C aud County Of New York,
Rpresenve the Forty 6 Congress % the unitsd states for
District composed Of the Ninth fteenh and
Sixteenth waris Of tie CITY and County og NewiorE
the Fcrtysrt Congress Of the United States for
Congressional District composed fthe Eleventh and Seven
the Forty hra Congress OF the United states Tor
Eighth District composed Of the EIheenth Twen
Twenty Wards II The City aud County Newioth
the GEst Congress Of The United states Tor
Congregational District cOmposed Of thu Twelfth ward u
eung Rand,s Island and Wards sn Nineteenth "ri neucing
Bckwe lsaDd and Twenty second Ws Of the Cy and County OF
COUNTY oFFICERs-Al.o be elected for said County,
Tweut.one Members As.ephyi
Judge. In place Of Abraham y. Rr~ ell;
Re place PAreh H. Jones' appointed in the place Of
Charles g. Hslpnr deceased =, -
Supervisors, the places Of William NJ Tweed and Sheridan
All whose terms oce will expire the last da Of December next
Respectfully yoars. H. 4. NELSON, Secretary OF State
sHERIFys OYEiok CRY COUNTY NEw ioRK, August
be cieot tue Notice tbs
f.y receive by me from Secretary of State
OBRlBN. Sheriff OF the CITY aud County Of NewfoiE
specially authorized TO do See chap $40 ass Of
1860 JAMES o'BRlRS, Sh-rid
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LTTERARY ITEMS.

j. u. Ford & Co. announce the publication
,fslr Henry Ward Beesher's taken down by
n Photographic reporter. The series. which is 70 be
ksued weekly has already reached the fourth number
Victor HugO's forthcoming novel, the scenes
Of which are laid England at the end of the seven
seeuth and beginning OF the eighteenth century VIII
probably be called "LHOmme qui Rit," or "Par ordre
du Roi.'
II. B. Peterson g. Brothers, Philadelphia
have in press new work by Mrs. Emma d. f. n. south
worth entitled " Fair Play new work by Mrs' Ann Q
stephens entitled "Mabcls Mistake;' new WORK wy ny
NJ Henry wood entitled The ked SouIt t,fh -
The Iast Atbeuia" translation from the Sweulsh oI
victor Kydnerg: Twelve Months OF MatrlnOh!, oy
Emile Caflcn; The White Irapper by GnSUNe 49, ~
nsrd. " Across the Atlantic" by Dr. Charles H. HaeSe-
Ter; "Tle Fue-EYed Witch or NOt FIIemu ~ TIL r
World" BY Pierce Egan and La Beata Dy l. A. lIor
lope.
Mr. Edward A. Pollard, author of "The Lost
Cauae aud oiher works interest of the Southern
Repcjiou has announced the intention Of writing the
tis of Jefferson Davis dvulgns mass Of curious ana
exTaordnary Information IN regard 10 the secret history
sf iis Government IN Richmond Mr. Pollard ainIms
~ A. he j. allie 10 make important revelations concerning
fhc 0pCrt of the Confederate GnNcfhhth OF Wu
the pbc lt large has the slightest suspicion Ills
vnrs l thinks will not only possess starting interest
for the present moment, but VIII he worthy ol peIlh"
nent place n the historical literature OF America
Efforts are being made to raise modest monu-
rcnt 10 fhe late r Leigh HINT. whose grave at Kensal
Green is entirely undstu -uished About $3.50 Will be re-
quircd, of which So have been already raised MT,
ifi Hunt WAS the intimate friend of shelley, by whom
A. wa, greatly beloved; ana whatever rank his genius
uav rke win uosertv he VIII always he memorable
grOups uf which Lamb and HaZltt, ana Sheu,N ana
fvr1p vrore some of fine most distinguished figures.
Even Mr. CARLYLE who is not prone 10 over-vaue the
lighter kind 0f literature and has never done Justice o
Lamb has estimated highly Leigh Hunts genius Clearly
Leigh Huut should have monumelt, ana not lie ap
parent uuhOB0rCd, wien many living men OF genus
prOic-s 20 honor him highly.
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THE NEW NOVELS


HARPER BROTHERS, EEv YoRK.
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Of Maurice Tsrnay the Soldier Of Fortune Charles O
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THE MoOSsToNR BY wrLKiE COLLINS with Illustrations
sVo, Cloth, 81 Paper 81 20 .-f.... f
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LOVE OR MARRIAGgi By WILLIAM BLACK eve Paper 50 eeniH
ALosT NAME BIS LIE FASu. svO, Paper. 50 cents
BRAKEsPRAREi Or THE Y0RTUSE oTA FREs Lance BY the
Aaihof Of Guy Livingstone" Le svo. Paper 50 cents
Nj BUsBAsDs cRIME wiI BusratOub BY GAsros PAY s''.
{. PsPsf, IS esals
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eGeIt4
gEE Br0TaS viii send any Of The above works By nall post
~ 'ssny Pat fbs United sae receipt Of ihsp price
exc y.
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Sttmbcuts ano Railroaos.

BRISTOL LINE-AT p. M.
ID THR ONLY FIRSrCLASs LINZ
TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
The Largest the World having 800 State RsonA
BRISTOL, .........
Can't BRAYTON Pier 4o R.. foot sfCanslt at ssesk
~ MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS snd FRIDAYS
PROVIDENCE,
Cap, SIMMONS at m, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ssd sAruR
Connssg RIp Train at Bristol the following morning At
n o'clock
Aryrg Boston oeOei IN time for al e'u''anee cat Of
that city. ,..,.,. -
Prsirh tsl.s the lowest and Landed in Boston
n. r. SIM0NS. Agent
JAMES FISK IT,, Managing Director
CHANGE OF HOUR-0n and after Monday
~ Oct 10 the New Haven Transportation CompinTs viii
leave Per % r. daily at instead Of heretofore Satu
d.y ghts at 10 o'clock
NOTICE CHANGE OF HOUR.
ON and anr MONDAY October l9 1863 Steamers
will leave respective piers aaP A. instead Of NJ hereto
fore NewY York, October 10. 1853
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY. The
steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves Pier 81 r. r. foot of Market
cry 2i5 aud from foot ~ Thtyfnrhst O'Clock
csnpoenpE with tho DanbaV snd Haven Railroads.
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I oNG ISLAND RAILROAD.-LeaveJ James

Greenpo and al stations except wooisde ssd "ns-
Tree 930a EohpoT Passenger Train. and all aons sr
Willow Tree 33 hIprs rain for Grenpor ',oppafn
Mneos cksye aud all stations East ASA NOrbPen
Passenger Train aud all stations except Willow Tree
sp Train and all stations All trAa
connect and Hampstead ard Glen Cove
Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point At for Hsmpss,
Cove North lsp Norhpo aud sl ss,Ons AZ hs''
,ers Point at 6slO Takes effect Jane H. lses
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and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 10
COMMENCING MAY Is 1863
TEAMS LEAVE NETWORK.

Passenger Station sevepth and Fourth
Entrance on Tweriy seventies.