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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-02

"SOciety in Washington" as it is trather
uuintentionally facetiously) called, is to put on
extra steam" to run the machine, between
this and Ash Wednesday-the beginning OF
Lent. Receptions, balls and parties are an
nounced in protusion, The dresses of the la
dies are given with precision which marks
the vigilance of the reporters. We are told
by the newspapers that the present Society
is the "creme de la creme, no SKINNED
milk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-02

XTRA FLOUR.
Another supply of high grade ACCOTl n
EXTRA FLOUR just received and for sale by
+. II. LAMBERT,
ian 90 Is Union Wharf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoND0S Nov lell AConsas open 90 Cor both ard
The aeooun u. r. PyeTNeatt bonds 1872 1868 Oh. zf 1851
81 Te6 Pores g. storts Railway shares 20i Illinois
C.gtrsls ggl Atlantic aud Great Western D.
IyEKpoOL l9ii .Coiion opened steady; HddlBg Up
hands ND MddiuE Orleans iid The rsrs etmalsd
al M 1 halss, sales Of The weth 5000 bales The port
,I al 40 bales Of which ~ American The receipts
a. e eel 5000 bales 81 which Ie from the United
Wheat slsas c per GENITAL fer No RED Western.
ToNooS Nov 19-Rednsd Petroleum isi A. gallon IBseed Oh
R7s IsI y ton Tumentpe 1919 y eNt Tsow. 47I3p cwt
LjsDOs Nov 49, 0Ameuan ssenrlss uet the fol-
Toe Tst.s. n Five Twentrt 1852 Bis Five rsen.s 1865
all "a e. n FreTweutss 1851 a. The stock Is quiet
l9at1n Open bat and quiet both
Tres Ofdps.fs 90 the spot 1884 francs y vt
Nov - PrtfGleuu opened tfin al ~ francs
PEIsKTORT Nov. 10 u n Five Twen bonds opened quiet
PIEls Hoy IsThe B0urss opened quiet, Rsules. 1h. ne
IvKkPooL 1879 mTbe stock Of Cotton 70
his part emstsd At l O0 bales Of shcb 100 900 bales
Imsna The Yarns ard Fabrics at Aanehrssr
Crs 1s aus Flour heavy Wheat ga
ts for No. aud ssd5 10 for Red Winter The
Of M the past three days have been 30 900 quarters
Of which O0U quarters were American -
PAKs NoV 10 The Bour.e closed quiet kentes 1i 13e
Nov, -tOBsos cised ~ yJk for both
az a aeesast Five hsBds iS64 SSA 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

PEnar Nov 9Wh the light supply Of e5 fresh cattle to
bi are added former markets trade IA extremely 0e
stressed cattle nearly al and 20 one wants them except
n low puccS Butchers having tna trade aef ibs bod
1, 10 norrrl If them either have supply 81 dressed
% or animals su hand The fresh cattle arrived
s9s az them CsmMuupaw One huudredh st. aud ~ AZ
hsWkea Nearly half 81 them BID fair 10 20 over until Tomorrow 50 s"
butchers w the market -. 80,
.rs 70 TIE ConnuBpaw yards They brought lG6o q 10 with 100
sase cattle of6 cvt n ne o.,
o DorurI hal n Iowa Of C est sod at S75 zach
ToHsv 81 afdlnAr1 cSt H. steers at zGife
n Vs. Gilett sold ~ prime cWt OHIO steers AZ yio tReh
g. Dudley l8 steers Of Jk cvt sod a. ]S peso
& NJ Hagers ~ cattle brought JU9c
Sheen selling veil A. they do we oe pa OF ne
Arrivals to-day 82 bead beside ahot xS hed nom yetter
dsv They selling The fresh stock came in cars each at
For.eth iad Poryeghth~t and ears at CommnbipAS f"
aes IN, ear o. ~ 10 SIC 70 h. Stc lear coso " 10 ste
ear "A b. Sc do 81 H., Sc prime lN d. 6tc ear
Us n 6iei 20 heed d. i'll ID same Pfe "h 'mA lot
Hoy are urebsnged arrived TO-DAY viz u cars at For
tietst and Sales % 9 D lo3c S9 Of
ia 10 ioe and 2 n ioe Choice ~ hogs "oua bnpg
lc Dressed seS J Soue Chicago dressed hogs are Cd e way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

NOTICE.-All persons are forbidden 10 heso-
~ tlate or The following Bouds Scrip thT 'ee
stolen JOHN ALEXANDER deceased In the CV Of heHiA
ana are the property ofthe subscriber: -. . III, l.,
VIRGINIA STATE COUPON BONDS 81 sloo0 Zach payabe 10
EwYork 2l39 il-s 10 o83 ~ ga ,nd Of 500 Zach 100
and 100 od ssu 56 56B7 sos ueu sue aud two
csTscst. Of registered debt neV) 5OJ 500 And No 5l'
or sQ Also the Coupons s Of January 1870 cut "a from Nos
10 aud Application t renewal Of the above bonas WIN We
made 10 the Second AndiIor Of Virginia -, ~.
OF 500 esch numbered
al I'M 57 SOL aJJ $50 al Baton Rougs JAY l ls3i
Also S Treasury Of La tred back Of se0 no ~ date
o 1896 with coupons above bords sud OF ne sane
numbers Application their renewal S be made 10 TOE aa9' Of
LoHiSAns.
BROOKLYg WATER LOAN Of NsE.Yorf-Three Coupon
Bonds Of each 36g8 226. and three more Of @I"
each denomination Of Bonds -. ., On, ,,,ssorpt
CONSOLIDATED PACIFIC r. r STATE BOND OF hisSoIhi
TREASURY BOND ~ 4iio No II 500 date Nov 1865 '2o
CALIFORNIA STATE BOND 900 No J9l dated Sseimen
10. Aug 2. 1853 -. .e.,. 80, 49,. A.. q
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE SCRIP Of New orsAn,-NSs
1852 No hl; No. 2. 1907 No IooJ 10 w. io'''
No "a 1906 10 the name o John Alexander. .,-.,
A. the sane time was stolen sboa $1,000 CALIFORNIA STATE
.bout Of g. s TREASURY BONDS.
520A VIRGINIA = bIhhi;
EIecutfiI ibd Deyses Of John AleIind.r
yeW.Yotk Nov T. l8q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
prrFIprS or PROnuCE.

Canal Yesseis aud Railroads =, ~.
Nov las pkg Ashes pkgG BeesHsi 1000 baeIottob
hazs feed 81 bb Copper lVJ cakes Copper
bt Eggs ziS2 bbls Flour 800 bbs Asa 59Jz
buh Corn gfG bush Malt By bnsa Barley,
81 O bush Oats So bush Parsed So bags Buct wheat Iour w
hash Pras 1875 6uah ls6 hAs Hops 1909 Hdes g2 bds
Hass " 8z sle Leather bb spH IuTpBtne. J62 bb&
bbs Refined Petroleum 4sO b6' NIphta
l5s hills Pok COS pkgs Beef Cut Meats ~ pkgs Lard a
tsgs Lard sg2 ~ Butter pkgG Cbs-e 80 pkga TahoW 80
pl Pecns pkgL Rec S35 pkES starch hhd Tobscco Rs
Tobacco GB WHISKY Ci bales Wool - bags
Bscssd Peas s95 Peanu % bales Hemp s pkgS Oh Cats
ia bblA hsisSaei 50 bblL Red Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

OyyTcE OF AcTISG CoMNissARY d SuBstsrEHCK.
PoRT C0IUMBUs NBw.lORK IIAHBOR. Hoysinhsr g. 1862
PROPOSALS in DUPLICATE. with copy OF

PROPOSALS in DUPLICATE. with copy of
this attached viii he received by the
nul 10 IN on tue 4tu December, 1863 for supplying ,. #
FRESH BEEF
the Troops az Columbus Wood
i said Beef must he fresh a good marketable
and hind quarters (ueck bank agd
kdny exclud and TO he delivered at the posts above
named cost quantity he nom time 70 tine re-
qud the Commanding Officer sba designate not
exceeding four times per week.
separate proposals 10 duplicate win ao be received BY The under
signed above mentioned Tor supplying
Commissioned Officers and their families Stationed at TIE AFORESAID
with such Choice fT1 Be as they
time u time require such Srt0n and Porter Sak
Standing Ribs or Rib-kOdst&
These mouths such less time the
Cma General shall direct commencing the LIST day oil January
1870.
viii required into bonds for the Of Five
Thousand Dollars signed urees whose names must
be entered 10 the BIDS. 49,.
The proposals will he opened 9Th proImo at which
time NJ place bidders invited 20 be present
Proposals he marked Proposals for Beef" and addressed
H. g. RUTHERFORD. Bvt Captain, u. s. A., A. C. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

PHfLLDEIPHiA, Nov. 10, 1863
The Of Directors declared CASH DlVlDBND
Of TIN PER CENT CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER CbnI
Interest SCRIP Of the Company payable on and aer he " We
eembe proKimo free National and State IaIes - ,,,,,,
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF THkIIFFB
PER CENT on the EARNED PREMIUMS r the ending October
a. 1869 certificates which will be issued the parties entitled 70 th
same on and December proImo free Of National and state
Taxes ,. m
They ordered also. that The SCRIP CERTIFICATES or
PROFITS Of III, Company year ending October 81 1902 be re-
deemed 10 CASH the Office Of the COMPANY ani aLsr Isl Dee
poImO all interest thereon to cease on That day " ny pro
vision the Charter Scrip presented Tor red
ton years after public notice that beI viii be Tedeemd
tbsl be for(ftf canoeSd The Books Of e Company
r1 oCprofs iss>d under % BY ne Al or inor.
porIf1n shall uHb claimed Ua fpo years
aueT ne dsclarGJl oJ diVidsd Whsr,oj fvdenoG"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
nrFPiIo CATTLE MARKET-Noy 10

BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-Nov 10
Catte-Receipts head the quality go,1
mostT fat Ohio market fm &C. higher and IN
active demand for primes Of 1000 head 8G 90 ~ ior p
range 25d Mich Cows-Suppy small and market
easy Sheep dull heavy. and unchanged Hs
scarce e higher good 80 a$O 2 heavy sIo
d5lO IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
financial.
WE OFFER FOR SALE, AT 95 AND AC-
w CRUBD INTEREST,
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
CONVERTIBLE PER CENT BONDS

WE OFFER FOR SALE, Al 10 AND Az
w CRURD INTEREST.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
CONVERTIBLE PER CENT BONDS
of
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD Co,
" HAVING FIFTY YEARS 40 Bun. ... $50.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN
Free Of Government Tar,
Having Thoroughly security offered these bonds
confidently them safe and trtcass Investment
These Bonds upon section OF the Road - last As
and In successful operation Two and hail MI.
lions have this road Eghtythe miles have 10"
equipped and already show large eaThDg and bAHe
Psupblets and fal particulars had application
HENRY CLRws Il Co, 3l wALLsT. n 7.
.. PESSsYLyASA RAILROAD IONPANI,l
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, MAY u, 1908
Messrs HRSHI CLRws 4 Co. % WHisL
ohe th ut for onr opinion
the condition prospects the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota RAsay the character Of The country through which passes
and the probable the would state that before
scptng First Mortgage Bonds thh
Company had fully satisfied ourselves TO the TaeteAev Of the
enterprise , =, a,
Mississippi River and north westerly direction up the great
Cedar Valley connecting At prominent points h he WIN i
different Railroads active operation all Of which must De-
more or less tributary o feeders 70 this road
This enterprise connection With others now
being the trunk ns from Lake
Superior Paul Cedar Rapids and Burlington 81 Louis and 70
the Toledo PeOra and WarsaE and tue Ptnhssh
Railroads which represent .
But populous condition Of the country along the
line great poduciveness ami wealth give sufficient
guarantee good local buLpes which, Tor road 10 me O.ss fe
Ance for success a.,
tins IN the fact that the Company reports
quarter dollars subscribed and expended by individuals
along pushing hundred and SHY m Of tbs
also strong proof the local polusuy asa necessity
~ ''' 49, j. EDGAR THOMPSON,
President Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company lTr.tss
CHARLES L. FROST, ''@
prssiler of4 he Tai pe0Fa and 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
ytgal gutitts.

CUPREME COURT, Westminster COunty.-ln
- the natter application OF ROBERT PATTERSON. HENRY
FERRIS JACOB Z. howard, HUGH LUSSEY. and WILLIAM
WATSON uuder Chapter $50 Of the Laws of 1863
entitled Az authorize the Towns Of Wehester and West
highway In said Towns to be known as the FORD
ham and Pelham The hereby
give thai the Of APpement have reviewed and
their report fled the reviewed aud
the Westeheer and est Farms and
application behalf Of the Commissioners named 10 SAID
the Supreme special thereof 10 be held 10 and
for the Second Judicial District at the CouHouse White Plain.
County the fourth Monday Of November 1862 at 10
o'clock thereafter counsel be heard to have s
''P ROBERT PATTERSON ..I.
HENRY FERRIS Commissioners
JACOB e. HOWARD, } named in
HUGH LUENBY. the Act
WILLIAM WATSON,
JOHN c. DONOHUB, } Commissioners
HAWLEY D. CLAPP , Of
CHARLES W. LITTLB,) Apprais,ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

go; 1867 8 Fortes g. Rsray ! Illinois Cen
trsi. gJi. Atlantic and Great We,teru. 10 . .
Nov 1850 %. Cotton closed steady Muhug P
illd Mddug Orleans dS' 1910 bales ked
Wheat E9 per SPINS Petroleum ~ yer sahon
Talow &C.. per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

at s,ssssa for od Mes s 81 cry C. S s g. 80 70 f ~
Msern PL'se Mes sa ~. If 50 obs at 46si2 Plain
Mes and sIGs Tor Extra do Tere bev Is 9s,s
9 1 p sns s ss s8 5q So foI 6ds Mess qf
bacon higher and snn sales c Long Clear a.
Dressed Heg are Gre We quote ~ M "a , At iSc No.
J. Is! aisle for CITY; l8!alSse for fair to prime S''"~'
PRTRoLECM quiet and pe. s,i eI as 5Iis FOR htsHed
salgs have been made al 3os a SOie Tor Cf'o' ID O
RicE-Tsr, is an ample supply the moderate moderate S' sS anu
& Ssrs feeling Of oos6oenoe prices ar w. ie
f d some holders entirely ~h az Rds a. ioe
Hollis Good l4ge sae' Porto Rico aud 900 boxes
Cass Re for Erg lagli l. 1T a., oSraaeng chasing to-day
i'y-us PsT A. ii Sl5s i son White i'c for h1A .
AOS iS % demand for small parcels , but S OO y
p,so5 rate ., VI, st Isss quote loOss m ~
'H'' 'I OssE GOA 2 GOAT cog: 81
hondurai a4O IMatsnorns......... %4g5S
e az BS Sta lIaSi
vera 81 az caseao adsl
Puerto Csbeio. 81 aSS : as
. Seed. are dali at ae for Clover aHd 90 7s6 :.
motby Rough FaIseed IS selling az - 80 i AZ - IS gold
sTAc-Sy \. selling at s6OG for the low $3.50 lSS for
,hS 6,i6 grades snd s7Sd virgins. =.
STEARN has advanced and Is good demand sales Oh 10 PE "
i'TTtowT marie, is ouist arms sales Of 5000 stllGle
wOO-Trade continues dull m1nuaeuTSIs oe,ss We" PP'
DoSESro FlEEcgNewYotk, Meega9' ana sI1ase Halt
6eod fleecs a4se Fleece 4$a4i Common ssss
It04sc Ohio Psppsvvana and Virna-Choiee selected sAol
Fs,ce 6Sd65e SaIony Fleece dSSe Threequar na fS
hai Ms,no 4saSc: HafbOod Fleece crosse VuafterOoo1
49,. SG49c Common Fleece 45d4c Wisconsin Iowa NsnonI
mi Fulbood Msrno i5d4'c Hao1oa
F..es 04 Ouarterblood Fleece d41c Missouri hentlSJ
spd Tepresewahed Fleece 45dtSc Unwahed feoe S'@Si
Tpsabed Combng. d5Oc Canada Fleece asa and
TrBWasHED WOoL-ChOee 56d6o Fair @aSSc inerO' ANU
45U45c .oau.. r.wyo,k
civ sape Pulled 4J64G; NevYOrk City No Pulled zoGIoc
Lambs Wool 6l5e Western super and extra Ngtoe , "a
"a puue d47c: County Pulled long 46Ge Country NO.
lPnlIed 5Od33c Canada Pulled 45d6c - IT, o,A
CafrEoRNI-Spnng Clip 3Ud35c Spring Clip, medium 81 a
SIC Spring Clip grades and bury 2SG3ci Fau Clip EG
low and bury, l86l2c hIiTa fuHed fVU
&c Super Pulled gate. Low Pulled, 25d3Oc 49,
TExAs-Fme. 3d35c Medium, 3Q55ci Low, 2592oci lheno
1895; VERY BURY, l5d20c o,s,s.
FoSElGS Of Good Hope 35d3e; Mexican 23dSc
Menno, gQ33c Buen0s AIes Mest1o Zo'' D
hoi Washed. 35040c 49,. q, aoa. Nth.
WHALEBONE-We quote as follows; South Sea az o-@S@ 4ON
WHISKiTbs MARKETS active aud s sales Of 2o Dbl at 81 t
Ggl H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
Corporation gutirts.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL
~ CoSTRACToRs sealed PROPOSALS each mdoTsed
and the das Of the Offering this omce until ii o'clock
m OF WEDNESDAY Nov ~ 1869 for the laying Of the pavement
Luor a. the Robbins Preserved Wood Pavement at price not
exceeding IS 90 yard IN PouTthst from the bowe 70
Maugu from tho Bosery Mannust Also for
STOW Foundation Pavement
exceeding IS yard in MAdenAne Through
Broadway 10 Seyenthaye Bids will be
received only be legally authorized lay these
apply the Contract Clerk at h
ones THOMAS STEPHENS. } CroOu
ROBT I. DARRAGH. Aqueduct
GEORGE s. GREENE, } Board.
RorUyDA. Crr HALL PARK, Nov TO- 1893
err " HEwYoRK DkPARrHESr OV PIsAscE, ,
BUREAU RECEIVER OF TAKKa
CouRr.HousE. PARE, % ChambersSt:, Nov 1863
ITO TAXPAYERS.-NOt is hereby given
that ono Der cent added all unpaid the LIST DE
csmbe also additional cent on December H. On al taIs
interest the rate Of twelve per cent per
sppum books received by the Receiver
Of Taxes day payment viii be added No money will be re-
&c we'd after O'clock D. M. Once boura from 70 p m.
BERNARD SMYTH Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
be r.l.ao p.orIs I'D j 80 u RaIIoad Co.
ONO 4 Ml,l,slppl RAnwl1 conrlsr


OTP1cE No 80 WaLL-sr.. HEw.YoEK November IS. 1869
TTNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due Dec.
1869 on PREFERRED STOCK Of the ONO and hlsSIS
SIPPI RAILWAY COMPANY Nil be paid and Ahr that date At
the odea Company WaLst NewYok The transfer
books Of Preferred stock will be closed Nov 90 At o'clock
reopened Dec 10 o'clock BY order Of Executive and
Finance Committee. 4. ID. HAMMOND. Secretary.
TIE NEwYoRK CENTRAL HUDsoS RIVER RAILROAD Co,
TEYAsuRgK's OFFICE, ALBASr. Nov % 1863
STOCKHOLDERS of the late THE New
- York Central Railroad Company" aud the "b Hudson River
Railroad not6ed the books will he The
Office Trust Company Of EeWiOrk TUESDAY Nor.
10th exchange their stock Certificates and for the
Consolidation Certificates the
act Of consolidation" ... -.
Stockholders late The EewYork Central Railroad COMPANY"
are required 10 present Certificate
the exchange distribution IN cash will be made IN pursu
and act OF consolidation cent upon bo
amount thereof
The boders Of STOCK Certificates and Of Interest Certificates for eighty
Der the Of the late The EewY0 Central Railroad
COMPANY entitled receive Consolidation Certificates for twenty.
seven per the Of the stock.
Stockholders The Hudson River Railroad Company"
entitled 10 receive Consolidation Certificates for ght1ye per Of
The par Of their stock Y. d. WORCESTER, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

Il Il ThrieGhst a. follows; - -,
a. m Cincinnati Chicago Express Drawing aitafbe
10 N Special DawingroOn Brpress for Rochester
1920 A M, Dsy Express, Drawingroou attached
.. N. Montreal Express, Drawing room cars attached -
with Sleeping through 10 heago Mn
ont change via NJ G. RR, also l.. r. NJ. y RR (DaIJ.
.. M Might Express Sleeping Attached
I:I5 A. n 400 aud m. P0ughkeepss Tralhs
M. AIS, and $50 p. PerkskiN TTanL
and so m, sing Slug Trains
6S 100. slO m 10 m i;2A 9;l0 7and H" q" '"''"'
TrsnA =, -,,.e,,
Nov. is, 1904
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James,
~ slip; ...I..
s:90a m, Mail train for Grslport -, -
Eorthport
IN. m RiVerhsad Express TTsiu ,
Horihpot
$ .. M for Nortb Islp
fromH uE;ers Point. for Jamaica and Hempstea1.
Al trains oonuee. Branch for HemPstead .
ROYn Glen Cove Locust valley Bnntnro ara
S0r'Np'r" isA'' hD'''' ''-' " l. D. BARTON Sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
y THB ANCHOR LINZ
Glide built intended 70 sal 40 iooHa
from Pier No 10. North River Al 10 o'clock noon
cALRDONIA November q INDtA......... December ~
COLUMBIA December 4 CAMBRIA. December 70
AND EVERY SATURDAY ThkRBAFlkk
RATRS or PASSAGk. PAYABLE IN ClkkBNCli
CALiu, TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, o. DbhKi, Wv va
E1ear,iou tickets, good for " months 1850
Ste,r.Te 20 Glasgow or Derry, go intermediates, en
Prspad eertikc from thesc ports, So.
Aad Hamburg HaVrs Rotsrdan Antwerp
kc.. al low rates, . -. 49,,
poT Erthr applT Of Deyst, a
NNV-' w. HENDERSON pROTnRRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
rnItIrpY ANn CANE
Potatoes pIgt20725
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

ro,lup A. soa % honey, sim -99o MN qt ......a2
Ksro.ene gaiOG44 iJ ass Beans dy.''l2GIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
NORTHERN RAILROADofNEW-J JERSEY

I -
~ will foot OF Chambsr,
mlpNs ~ pa $3.50. 4la a;lS snd sis ~ ana a. 70
TidBsht asiurAr. The ~ tlS sSd s9 NJ rsss run
tAIoash " NOg,st-p-s A.. 1865
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANrs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRR. CALLING
AT BRkST. ,
nom Pier No ~ North River az follows; - = . -
LAFAikTTE ROussaa.
PERERh. Duchesne
RATES or PASSAGE IN GOLD QneludinE wi1sl:
TO BREST OR HAyRR-F Cabin 1905 secoBd Cabin sIa
TO PARIS Hucludiug railway ucketl-sIS and bIa
TAsse sioamers do not carry Storage pds<Hgcrt -
returning from the Contnsn Eerops
by talag lie Of avoid both BY Rngsh rail
svs AID seomor crossing the Channel besides ssrug tine
euh, and srpeuse MACKENZIE. Agent No 81 Broaduar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACKAwASSA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

p.nots In NsYorf foot Of Baay Of CAsiopherst
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commanding MoNDAi lai lo Ite
MAIL TRAIN, connecting Deuvle with BoOlon Bnsh,
AZ poyer Nth Chester Banch Waterloo With r. K o An
dover and Nwto With the D. L. and W. r. Tor Naisr
GAP Great Bend and AL ibr Lab
Bloomsbury aud Delaware and Hgdson X R a. ka
Legh and Sasqaehann& K Tor Bethlehem Alrrorn hAnP
Chunk and WilkesharTe.
li:J0a "a LRHIGa VALLEY EXPRESS. steps at Nssal Morris
owR Dover Hsckeown Washington, PhpsbHrz su kasson
meets Phil psbng With Bel Del T. for Beuiere 10 'nd
with l. " r r. for Bethlehem Allentown hauch ChHus ana
WilkesbarTe.
EXPRESS counects at Washingtau sih the D.
r. Sroulsburg and ScrsuEi - Dover
With Chester r. R and al Waterloo with Snsser X X
N. SUMMIT and tniernedists "stnus
6:9 and h SOa sud l. J. $500 40 5 90 $3.50 Aht
n. m 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate station.
1870 N. and $50 N, to hoRRSIoNN and te"ediis
stations
Far NEWARK sts3O 1880 $50 800. 1910. H. l;2o 1o
Ia $780, $50 $50 A91 3lo $780, 60 6O $50 s''' ssd
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
NEW.YoKK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1904
Psnsager Station NswYok Of TwevtsbtfsL t'
Fourh.aye Entrance on TSentg-seyeuthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, .
NewHsvss and Bridgeport, l. (BI Haze m l2;l3 tSih'
lex d 3:S5. 40, $50. aud tBrl p =. -,
N 3tS 1880. aud $50 m. a.
NorwAlk. T. (BLl ll:51 O. m 1878 tbhb thAh ~
$50 tkLl, $50 6:9o. and tEI1 P m, - ,s,o
DArien, T. g. lI.30 a. 3f5, "a 3:g and b:1 p %
Por STANFORD 7. OIL lt9o I'm; l3;lS tEr) Ais 9fhh
3.15 400 (BE). l:4S. $50, 6sn 715 8 (EID IA
For Grrta1ieb Ii5o a w. 95 StS ass 5oa 6c 5s
For Por, Chester intermediate stations a. l5' NJ 6
3;I5. 4;45, $50 5;l3 and 500 p. No.,
CONNECTING TRAINS
y Boston, via Springfield, lRr). tkLb bp
For Boston via shore Lie 1915 tEI sPf5E;,s ~
Hartford ADD Springfield a m. (BIl lI:l2, thfl
Por Connecticut River Railroads m tEL f;isP T" to N"s"'
Tor Hartford Providence R'hhn R'rOld tEI. o. ma
p - p.u...J
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Far Housatopic Railroad. 3 a a.. and p N. II
For Eaugaiack Railroad. 8 a. m. skI), S;W n
For Dan6ury and NsTwalk Railroad R:l9 and " ~
m IN connection With Freight train from Norsih y hisb"'
For New.Canaaa Railroad ~. slt; Is &;JS and 9J IA
Commodlous Sleeping Cars attached 70 ! 2 NJ Hss
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-07
FROM CUBA.

Mails Detained Mt SantiagO-Inhuman Arrests
Hunt After "A Missing spanish Expedition -
DcscrtiOns to the Patriots.
HAVANA, August 4, via Key West, August g.
Intelligence from Santiago de Cuba to the 3Oth
utimo reports that the authorities there have
seized the American mail which was to leave for
the United States via Havana. Prominent citi-
zens who had been released from confinement
have been again arrested by order of Count
Valmaseda and sent to Manzanillo, despite the
fact that some of them are dangerously sick.
These are compelled to travel yland to Bayamo
where military courts are the only tribunals.
Three hundred soldiers, under Colonel Quiros
all that remain of the Reina regiment, had ar
rived at Santiago de Cuba. They form part of
an eXl edition which is to be sent in search of
Colonel Torrero and 250 Spanish soldiers who
have not been heard from for some time and
fears arc entertained for their safety. Sixteen
volunteers Of the mobilized force, stationed on
the Victoria farm, deserted and went over to the
insurgents. The negroes on the various estates
are suffering from want OF food, and are becom-
ing troublesome. Cholera has broken out
among the Spanish detachments stationed on
the plantations,