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MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL H,ss.r. Secretary.
The subscriber the above Company prepared
applications for Life Cor OF periods
named Tor year years for life and any gym
exceeding $40 900 single life. The
OF the intermediate years noted
ws all other information
Insurance, will also be- made application The advan
ares offered by this Company believed be equal n
superior those oded any oher either In the u Great
Britain. II. q. GwATHMEY.
Physician soeie,y-hc Family Rhyaeaa VI The party
10 o be
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IMPROVED PLOUGH.
THE sUbsCRIBERs, UNDER THE FIRM OF
GEORGE WATT L. co.

GEORGE WATT & co.
HAVE established in the city of Richmond
- Mandatory OF Poughs &c just Mr. James HAr-
den's Livery s'abIes, On Fran.in street
As they are eenhieni Of offering Plough really improved
worthy OF patronage they reading following
description aud uendaIon OF WATTS CUFF-BRACE
GUAGE or CENTRE DRAUGHr PLOUGH.
THIS Plough inVeaed and yean by
wa native OF Hanover but at the time resident Of
s lit EFFORT has been heretofore public
through the s comparatively few
Al
The Peeuaties Plough
mould board side instead Of the bottom OF the
BEAM cuff OF staple made
ens penetrating the extending
the out Of The plans OF the mould board
makes u less liable TO choke TIE BEAM
through stronger simple and should break IL may
be renewed at expense handles straight las well as
the beam eIeeptAi the upper ends
with and bolts Plough
serve pyots, which the wood turns
screws Of the cun-tho fastening
dies and the fastening
and the handles pressed moving ery through the
eun The hind lowered the
rough MADE 10 run oesP shallow circumstances
Again by driving down the wooden groove
beam and helve Tor uBrEhp OF the mould board
screws are slack the beam turned TO the fow and the OF
the Plough the land By drawing the
screws reversedhus giving taking away
OF age corn &C This strictly the Guage Centre Daught
Plough To gusge centre daught plough bring
neetng point Of the bar Tor swnge and elves straight
line, drawn from point Of the
IL aken) the Of thus II
inns drawn from the centre Of resistance through the connecting
point Of the elves and point the
shoulder the ough shallow II 10
the right would not lake the land Il to the e would
mueh Hence the guagns aught-
ing the Plough instead oaerinr which oen ne
eesary put back upon on-
Where according to the structure OF the bore Nature de-
sgBed weight 10 be carried though very important this
Plough cannot alter from the given
houo lose or gain either land ordaught but
remains permanent That these properties belong
assd y eereses from genuemen Of intelligence Hanover,
King William New Charles City already by a,
In handful Of 2-th October Those numerous
curing pubic them fully sustaining all that we have :. Of
e AMONG the names Of EIskial g. TaHey. IaBey
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4 OOK TO YOUR INTEREST

H< serber would respectfully inform their and the
public generally that they have reeevedhe usual large supply Of
other kinds CLOTHING for
winter which they making additions semi
weekly consisting Of variety OF desirable Coaks COasVes
Pants, DaNert Shirt Collars, Bosoms Stocks Socks Hdkf
suspendes &c kew which they viii be pleased ht them
In the best style and upon the most reasonable terms
The OF
goodness beauty they have taken
having hsm made under their supervision dua
by peculiarly
desirable select from, Call and for yourselves
HOOPER L. GRAPHS Virginia Clothing Store,
uoT-d No 90, Main 81
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ieH So. hbfET mas taKen the M apIsosy uo,,s,
w snahopss be prepared n, an. hoUsE'
- - s, and sentsmen DESTROYS Of obtsini,S a.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

- y and after the Sd of December
- ~ Boats Richmond MondAys
wednesdays and Fridays A NJ precisely and Lynch
burg days Al 81 r. N.
Returning leave Lynehbus Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
Al 2 A NJ and aSrIye IN Richmond nSIt day % NJ.
Passengers for staunton,
by our Boats viii leave hon3sys wedneniays and
Frdays auye seousvs A. NJ and in s.aunon by
Jpn
Pss'1Ees HsI Cart Hsusss
leave Richmond By the Boats Stages
tersyIle.
nos9 BOYD EDMOND A. DAVENPORT
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u sivss 10 rspr>sssl he i.>sss2
Die rerspiaton. Il Il ne rr>&x eva
eaAtion Or The isnpurit,es AZ The bod
u viii Be noticed that . thiek cloudy
mist issues iron all roins % Tie eur
lace. which indicaiss that THE perspi
taiion nows uninterrupted when We
are In health. but ceases when Ne ar,
siek. Life cannot be sustained with
ooi Il. Il 10 thrown on fro N the blood
and other juices of tho body. aud Dis
poses BY this means. Of nearly all IN.
Impurities within NJ. The blood, br
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HOVEY d CO., Seed Store and Agriculture

HONEI d. CO., Seed Store and Agricultural
y n Warehouse Merchants Row, Boson-Nursees Cam
bridge Harvard College Mas only miles from the
OFFER for sale Of the collections Of Vegetable,
Agricultural and Grass Seeds be found In the eouEy comp
sing large assortment and including the newest and
proved Varieties superior collection Of Bulbous Flower
Roots and the Daas also GaEsennE Botanical and Ag
Tieutufal Books.
The propreoTs excessive containing upwards
Of thirty for sale OF the and richest
collections OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Eyergreens, Towering shrubs and Plants
Pear, Plum and Cherry
Grape Vines, Raspbeuies
Greenhouse and Hardy Herbaeeous Plants.
Roses and Camsihas.
Dahlas and Buibous Flower
hhubarb and Asparagus Roots.
Buckthorn, Abor Vita, &C. for hedges
Great attention has been devoted particularly pear.
and all the choicest kinds Europe selected
sona visit IN the celebrated falof
wards OF 400 varieties Of collection
specimen trees Of which have planted yearly
coming into bearing BY which means perfect the
may be depenocd upon.
They would especially eutvators their
which, being Norh
eotu those Tased where the winters comparatively Mid
CstaCgae= gTatis.
The collection Of Roses unsurpassed ssair.siuE
twelve hundred vnr' which
kinds be obtained Of esebrated
France.
The green department complete the choice abt
desable varieties q Cam@a, Peargonium aEaea, Cactus
Psony, Puehsia, Chrysanihemum. Japar Lilies &C.
'.'AHbsral discount made 10 large % ,ch7ssrs.
r Az orders 70 be accompanies with the cash. dram,
satisfactory reference.
Catalogues gratis, every post paid applicant
Orders addrvsssd 10 win be promptly
plants securely paets IN bear transportation part
county and Forwarded without delay de- 3-5m
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PHILIP M. TABB a. son,
GENERAL AGENTS AVID COGLECTOas,
Omcs Main and iah ssets Gsocsy
Wa. n. Harrron. Esq-
TrEND TO TIE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS q every
~ RentinT rsccivnr and
pfaper sdscsH county; Hirins Negroes sol
eelnr 49, hs ssa dpssns q hsn 81 public prlv.s ss
A. ssu
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iasa.ure shoah Be persisted IN, the consequences
- .-Ai-h ----. - -~-e-----il-' i-iu-;... WIN
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Insurance be effected for any from $500 up
BY application HENRY LUDLAM
Ju Sly Richmond Va
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~ cOtNTRN MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
l>HE subscriber has the pleasure of Informing
his country friends ana the public generally Jus,
receives van supply u esh Spring Goods, which
via '''
100 boxes ffe,h Bunch Rai.ins
90 : boxes do.
rs do. dc.
IS bores Oranges. In prime order
W toIea Lemons prime order
10 fails soh shell Amon9s
bales hard do.
do Flberts
do walnuts
ffaiis fresh Dates
10 bores preserved Ciron
ea-ks Zante Curranu
1000 fresh Coeoanuts
20 dor genuine ciar-t VINE selsbpisd' Snnd
y - huscat
loo drums Smyrna Figs
10 eases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
20 bbls cream Ale,
Together with large supply Of Toys fancy Goods and
manufacture warranted equal any other
the Union. JITAN pIzZINI
aps No. lss, door o Exchange Bank
UPERloR Old London brandy vintage Of
~ Do Old Otard, pupuy Co. vintage 1899.
Do old Pinet, Castillon Co." ieH.
Do. old Pc avosn, lsS2
Do J. Dupuy Il Co, 1874.
VIVA general assortment OF Madeira, Sherry, Port Caet and
oher wines OF nTSi and quality Gin Jam,a
sh Whisky old Rye-wh every other Mind Of
Afo Eoo u y and gal Demijons and
ea Al Wines and Liquors bought person. orde
eeae'i cate Will be taken to have them good order
All we ask Tor 10 trial GALLAGHER & OLDNRR
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors.
No
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,Ss ...E LADI, s-vERY oIiEar<
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parents knew how tamost medicines were TO children tat.u
inNaidy they would be slow tally ner
enrial ozonges called "medieated nil, The h
is no one can TELL invariably present Nov lat
me say TO paTents that Always tel II child has
and safe 80 - -'r"
There is probably medicine face Of the earth nj ono.
% sure and 90 safe in ihe expulsion Of worms.
IL would be cruel wicked give Internal doubtful mad.
enes, 20 long as a harmless one could be had
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houeh have raid httie about restorative yet
VIII stake against the Words bring tbebs n,
anu neA ana mine VIII restore the hair two
OLD SORES, NoRrIFcATroSs, ULCERS, ETC.
Thatsoe Sores outlet Impurities Of the system
because they of through the natural channels OF The
re"pHapon lsueh sores healed up the iEpnntsk
some oher outlet or II viii endanEer life This
reason why impole common aalve Of The dawn
eh for they have power open avenreo
s gu ms mood matter and the Consequences always a
This salye Wilalvays provide for emergeneen
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The inflammation disease AWAY, lie, hack of IN. h,u =, M
~ e soehet Hence the virtue OF any medicine
The seat OF the inf do lte good Tine salve N
rubbed on the temples will directly the socket This
pores will be opened popar Precipitation viii be created ana an,
disease Win soon pass of 10 the surface.
Lhs ON rk FAcK, FREoKLEs TAN, SKIN GROSS
SURFACE.
h action - In erpell all hunour not cease drawing
IN pe ace Is tree from sed under the
ana frequently breaking the surface. L. then hea
nothing but grossneSs dun Tepulsve surface
t 70 soften and soen until the smooth and
aehea'e as ehds IL throws freshness Ausns eor upon
ne NO" "hte transparent skn perfectly NJ Soe
e IN case OF Freekles will those that nav. an
hidden and but seldom Pusas save and all viii soon az
appear. 49, W." ~" ~
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'UNHE subscribers offer for sale, among others,
the following popular remedies, viz. ws,ars BaLnm Of
"d Ch.yi buehans Hungarian Balsam Brisios Bulls Cook
and sands sarsaparia Winners
Wriehrs Indian Vegetable Pills. Smiths 40 Re.I
withs do and most other Pills now in use.
APP GRIrRRs l. .ppppeo,
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& NDSPow0ER TEA, LOAF SUGAR, AND HATS hs1
~ eheas Gunpovder Tea
barrels Loaf Sugar
cares Fur Hsts-Por ale By
.mhQf opopap uv,ssrov
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'UNEITER AND RINGwORM 1.-The astonishing sue
u cess which has attended our LOTION for
these diseases induces in order thai
others similarly aeheied themselves benefits
lady IN the has been OF long standtr
her hands AZ the time she using lotion being in
very high state OF We publish the cer6eas IN
few days The letter Rngwom neatly pu I'M in
vials at SO cents eaeh-prepared ar by
apil GAYNoR A. wOoD Duv,i,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03
ARMY AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Movements on The Rio Grande and in North
ern Mexico.

From the Washington Union. July 3il
The last dispatches from the state that General
Tay lor had received twelve fourteen boats which
sufficient for the transportation OF his army The waters
of the Rio Grande however high and the current
strong enough to delay the ascending navigation The
Mexican troops between Camar 20 and Monterey were
not estimated to exceed 300 or 400 The superstition
Is that General Taylor Will be able to roach Monte
rey by the LIST Of September.
As the Army Of Occupation has commenced its al
upon the interior of Mexico. pursuing the Rio
Grande up as high az Camargo both by lani and water
and this will be the place whore permanent depot
will he established ami from which the advancing army
march upon Monterey it will naturally hold conspicu-
place In the estimation Of the American people Ia
argois situated immediately upon the banks OF the San
Juan three miles from its junction with the Rio
Gi snde II is small rudely constructed village, with
some few stone buildings many built Of mud bricks
dried In the constructed by driving stakes into
the ground and then them with mud and others
formed Of Gaze and pasiered in like manner The num-
Der OF inhaba will exceed thousand; but
the Mexican MT has never thought her popua
hon worthy Of positive statement an be
made Of The population Of any OF their towns Inc ,a,e
Juan 10 back up apd Ii orally inundate Camago, to
the great damage of ho and other property ALSO to
Camargo may be CONSIDERED the head Of naviga
above here the bed OF the river is filled up with rocks
that ats Navigation higher up has been attempted.
The read upon LEAVING Camargo and crossing the san
Juan, becomes higher and less obsructed by swampy
grounds and then u becomes an inquiry what other OBJ
staclss msy present nsevcs 10 tie distance between
this pince ami Monterey. which l. two hundr ed and
miles The road passes rough level country, thckly
with small Underwood the largest timber being ebo
nv the musqune neither which grow the eight
OF more twelve fifteen feet, and twelve to
teen inches diameter So den is this underground,
armies OF ten thou sni each might Oh for hall
day mile eart other, without the vicinity Of ono
10 the other beirg known
And hat may aypesr somewhat singular, every bush
and shrub IL armed with hons curved In the shape OF
hshhooks and the hold they take upon the clothes OF
travellers Is not easily shaken off as the jackets OF the
soldiery will testify ~ before they reach Monterey
The whole distance Is we'll ~atered IRON August until
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This force constitutes independent command, which
will be under Gen Butler II destined to strike into
the Province of Chihuahua between SantauFe and Gen
Taylors position and will doubt intercept the
treat Of the forces which will fall back from Gen Kear
ney, at Santa Felt will take the Santa Fc route to
Mexico and there cooperate with Gen Tsylsr Its
is through the most healthy and richest parts OF North
ern Mexico, and under such leader Gems Butler the
ton.
The steamboat Convoy arrived last evening from AL
ton Illinois, having board Brig Gen. Woodland Lieuts.
cponald and Kngsbury his aids and seven companies
Of the I'd Regiment Illinois Volunteers, numbering $40
men, rank and file, commanded by Col w. II. Bissell
The steamboat Missouri also arrived last evening having
on board Col J. j. Hardin Lent Col J. L. d. Morrison.
and three companies I'd Regiment Illinois Volunteers,
243 men, rank and file four companies Of the LIST Regi
ment 3a3 men, rank and file with all the officers Of the
ffof both regiments The remainder Of the LIST Regi
ment will the Hannibal in the of day
These troops destined for San Antonio
de bexar, under command Of Gen. Wool -New Orleans
Picsvune, July ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03

The manufacturing districts were busy, and
confidence prevailed The season continued oil
that we could desire.
The cotton market was Arm, with good stea-
dy fusiness, and prices had an upward tendency.
The timber trade was in q more fourishing
condition.
The demand for Pork had been limited, and
the price had receded trifle
The market was bare of fine cheese, which
would receive good return. Superior qualities
went off heavily at lower rates.
The accounts from the hop district represented
the crops as being in telerably fourshing state
The potatoe disease of last year is doing the
work of destruction to the growing crops. The
same reports reach us from Ireland.
The iron trade had received an impetus during
the last fortnight.
The corn trade was in lethargic state, owing
TO the large quantities which were released from
bond fortnight previously, and the low duty,
which had more or less affected the market
since.
The payment of the July dividend, and the re-
lease of considerable sums of money belonging to
various railway projects from the Court of Chan
Gerry, rendered the money market buoyant
Bank stocks and other securitles had risen.
Markets.
Lowpor MorHv MAnxvr. July ls-During the last
fortnight considerable business he's been done in the
ney market and the value of both English and foreign
funds had been fully supported.
The payment Of the July dividend had brought great
sums Of money into circulation yet many
circumstances do not remove the torpor from those
kets dependent on foreign trade
The premium on Exchange Bills had not recovered
from the depression Of the last fsw weeks Bank stock
had been in greater demand than the other securities.
The following the latest quotations Bank Stock
left of at 20st to 209 three cent reduced annues
sc Consos for money, 95X for the 9th of August
90 long annuities los ie x per cents annues 81 X
India Bonds 20s to 25s.
In the foreign market there had been extensive
business done Marked advances have taken place par
ticuarly in the Russian and Brazilian bonds.
The closing quotations are a. follows Brazilian per
cents IS; Mexican per cent bonds, issued 1886, 27
for money; Peruvian per cents. 80
Spanish per cents. SAX Portuguese per cents, 46;
do for the account ASH Grenada a; the deferred 1;
India bonds 90 to as shlngs premium; Exchequer bills
10 shillings to Ia shillings premium.
LvERPooL CorTos MARKET, July l9-Our market
keeps perfectly steady in price, with perhaps slight
tendency upwards II will not be necessary to make
mate rial change in the scale of quotations We look
with much interest to the continuance of full consump
ton for the remainder Of the year.
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RAILROADS, &c.

in the Canal eaused by CHE LATE reshs, having been
paired, the PIONEER & EkPRESS LINE, via Railroad
Canal from PHILADELPHIA Pittsburgh commenced is
regular trips for the Monday, the Of April
leaving the Depot Nc. ct Market street, DAILY, N
o'clock, AM
BY this route passengers will avoid ill the fatigue dan.
Of night travelling coaches both Railroads benny
ed IN daylight
For further information apply at the oidcsabshed Oce.
ia Market street, doors above Eighth street
ai0 6m.rTe A. b. CUMMINGS Acct
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As Gen La Vega is destined to be lion in this coun
try as long continues with Mexico ii is nc
than just to hold all his to the admiration
Of the gaping public Gen La Vega is a shrewd man,
man OF great foresight for 1t is remarkable fact ths
his personal baggage in Arista's camp New Vega
evidently calculated thus:-ln all probability the men
under my command and under Aristas will act just
they always have when brought against Americans, and
away in that all the baggage of the army will
fall into the hands of the Americans and along with it,
By taking my traps, If become prisoner of war, my
personal apparel will be with me- great convenience
in travelling. His foresight commands admiration
The three volunteers who were recently drowned in
the Rio Grande belonged to the Pinetsa Van Guards Of
Alabama. Their names James r. Tankersly, L.
+. Downey, and ID. w. Ball.
late letter to the New Orleans Commercial Times
contains the following statements with regard to the his
tory and character OF Paredes the President Of the Next
Republic:
" Authentic rumors reached Mstsmoras yesterday,
that Paredes would certainly BIO at Monterey to avenge
the defeats OF the Sb and 9th o. May He Is brave nan,
cnterprising stubborn aud with much of the prestige
belong ng high personal prowess in the field lie is
natural Of Mira by priest who shonc both in field
and church man OF courage genius and resolution
OF purpose in the of 1914 lie Las transmitted most
Of these virtues to his son and IL he finds him
sell the head OF body of Mexican troops he will give
battle" ~
To this the Sdpannah Republican ndds an Interesting
description Of the wife OF Paredes:
Paredes is, however not remarkable n soldier
than Is his wife heroine captain in the American
tmaely AGO tainted with the Mexican President, informs
that his lie is remarkable for her great GOODNESS in
danger well her unwaverjng devotion 10 Paredes
She always accompanies the army horseback and on
several occasions has been dress her husbands
wounds with hor own hands on the field Of battle
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y DrsrREssiNo CAsusLry--A young by the
OF - White. who has been for several years engaged
rs breakman upon the Western Railroad, met his death
yesterday BY most unfortunate accident He upon
the freight train and just II leaving Ki2dsrhook
he stepped between two loaded with lumber which
came together, crushing hs head frighaully He was
killed instantly --.aIbsnr Jovwnsi
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Passenger, Arrived.

LivERPooL-Sea mship Hibenia at Boston-Chas Wight,
Chandler. Winslow Capfer, Hutton. Hood Winter
Bannerss Chss Vidal Roman, Armstrong kenn,y Grurt.
undsIwocd Whi,s Han:si Dslhouss BuSsr.ehG Cav.
DsIsr Rsbrrtson Daurrye, Hammond. Aid. Plat Lebre
From Halifax to Stanton, HOFFMAN, Fenno Tay
lor Huntington Bolles Robernon, YELL cAulay, Murra
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The chihuahua Expesi,tton.

Capt Washington OF the u Artillery as he passed by
Ncksbu on the 18th inst furnished the editor OF the
Sentinel statement OF the force which destined pro-
coed via San Antonio de Boxar chihuahua add part OF
which were on their way with himThe force will be
constituted ~ follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03

GRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS, COMMENCING, TggE
Law BRooxt,s a O'Clock A. NJ Boston IT, IN for a.. ss
pori, daily teXcslt snndaysl s;orring At
Farsnngdsle ard -. Georges h,-uof.
,tsAi o'clock, A. NJ, Coz Farrnin ds,- cod
intermrdiate places.
at3P NJ, through % Gre-nport a. riur
both vays ~ JarnHioa Branch, iiic!Ss, lie
fasmingdsle, and all the stsiious be;ws 90
!rnnugdae rBd tireeapprt
~ r. NJ, fcs flgmin Sdalr aud .uel.ae
disie places.
Ls.,t ,insYsrosr AZ O'Clock, A. 81 Accommodate ,rss
aaiy, teveert sUnda} ~ throughtc BrsoA-
ivr.
stsr. W., Eosioa t,en, o. on the arrival OF
nc steamer irom Norwich, steppug az IS.
GEORGES dnlcT ard harmingdaic.
Ls1w F,rNi~ep.IE,,s ~ q: M Aceominodaiiao ,rs,l
Tor Brooklyn.
mSa A. ~. Greenpon train, for Bfookl,a
q rs T. -. Accommodation tf'in,
tEAts j'a,ies aeh ~ Aeconnoaatiaa ,'4ia, esoos
q si, A. M 0r,enpou iraia far BrooAlyn.
. ~ q ~ Accommodation tram. iur
fsRE TO Bedford 8 cent? Fas; New Yogk igsS Ra.c
,oure ls, Trotlug Course lgsi Jamaica %, Br1s,i
5iA hyde Park ~ nilesl 31E CoNsYille tduns the
.o1 o. COURT s Hempstead J1S, Branch S, Cale tiacs
a. Westbury a. iieks,e a, Fsrmnsdale e29s Deer tss
Manor 626, Riverhead 81 GAY, Jamespor ST 62lS Matte
Accommodation train 81 73 Greenpo by Boston 50
Sagesare in readiness the arrival Of the
take passengers al very low fares to all parts OF
Baggage Crates will be in readiness tho foot Whitehall
street. 70 receive baggage for the several trains 30 minutes
before the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat Statesman leaves Grecnpor for Sag Har
Dor twice each day the arrival Of the from Brook