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NEW TAILORING
EST A Bills II Nj Z N 7.

FEVHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
q tice that he has opened a New and
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, in the room formerly occupied by LII
mon c. Seat, first building east Of Nessrs
Conant, Trasl & Co.'S Store, where he will be
ready to transact any business in the line Of
TAILORING, on short notice.
From his long experience in different cit
les, in the CUTTING department, the sub
scriber feels confident of being enabled to
give good satisfaction to all who shall employ
him..
CUTTING
done at all times on the shortest notice.
CHiidren's clothes will be cut in the neatest
and most tasteful style,
E35g7 Work in cutting and making warrant
ed well done orno charge, Terms moderate
A fair trial solicited.
HENRY DOUGHERTY.
Brandon, Sept. l, 1916. II
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-28
GOOD BARGAINS AT
LEONARD'S WHARF, Orwell,
A. HITCHCOCK & CO.
" FAVE on hand and offer for sale general as
Il L sortnont Of GOODS.


W AVE on hand and offer for sale general as
L. Il sortn'nt Of GOODS,
DRY GOODS, general assortment,
DRY GROCERIES, Ono liquors)
HARD WARE and CUTLERY, CROCK
cry and GLASS WARE, DRUGS and
MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS and DYE
STUEFS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, sc.
Peru Nails and Burlington Glass, very low.
Iron, Steel Flour, Fish, sc.
Salt Of all kinds, Mess and Prime Pork.
Nova Scotia Plaster; Having Tools Of all
kinds. Fresh Ground TROY FLOUR,
constantly on hand, Al Of which will be sold
unusually low for prompt pay! All kinds Of
Produce received for Goods, and no charges
for showing goods.
Storing and Forwarding
solicited and done up on the best terms, and
prompt attention given. Call and sec.
Poor lericGns! hold up your heads you
are not done up yet !! G;f
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-28

AFFECTION AND ADVERSELY. Oh! how
strong is our affection, when all things else
around us are tleeting away and breaking ;
and when, in spite of them all, the bonds OF
love are unbroken, and the light of love I'M
dimmed, and clasps our shattered beings and
spirits in its firm embrace, like the rainbow
bending, unmoyed and unchanged over the
scattered waters Of q cataract!
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-28

ACCIDENT About 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, VIM, S. Campbell fur merchant IN
Water-street, while in the third loft OF his
store, fell through the Opening through which
goods are drawn ur-~ lie aIighted on his
feet, on the first floor, breaking both ANGLES
very badly, the bones being driven through
the flesh. On cutting Off his boots,the extent
of the injury was ascelfained, and he was i'm
mediately a@en to his house. 1t is remarka-
bic that, although very heavy man, he IS
conscious of having received no internal inJu-
ny from the tall.-N. Y, Tribune.
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES

EhOM the cradle to the eIcIus;veIv ~
instruction IN the natural
OF her critical periods BY Edward III DIXON
eo,nrr OF h Puphea and for sale by Charles IT. Ring
esent woman should possess this VOL III. s; IN.
Eseiy prudent mother may consult this yot ~ IL
aavantnee % herself and her children Boston
mas lent FIFTH ffs1g In EpIi f. o,si'wofk
~ ,I.nST PUBLISHED, and for sale bv CHARLIE =,
AZ Nn corner Q, John street aud Tn
oN DIoEAsf.S OF THE SEXUAL SYsTENiNA a.n ~
70 general anu professional reading the erpo.on of
IJ hs X 10y nowrrd n Dixon. D.. suhor of Wornsn
anu her from the cradle the grave snudrv
gica and lectures on the operative sarsery oc'
prlce 81 LUIS WORK contains complete rsyprw or ali r..
causes OF premature decay and the symptoms and
o, eseess IN every ctsss Of life The Boston Journal re-
marks ;-Dl Dixon hsv written much and well on ,.nos
branches OF surgery his book shows thoronsb sea.;
tsnce with modern science Structure C;onorrh@s iyd,n
ceie and tsrcoue are parti cuay we'll treated W. .s
our doubts about the propey Of exposing 20 all so,ts ~
readers these ssrosons Of the vices and raes OF those
orsineify AID ingenuity under trying surgical crcumssn
ces stamp his book with interest Horace Cyeev
remarks lit contains line word calculated to .,ro
ceptiou psssous but the contrary everywhere and win
sessonsby placed their we hope IL will have IN.
widest possible circulation Tribune il itsrc
N qICE-n the matter Of the eststc Of the late yohs A.
~ Drew, doceascd-- 80 90
Voice hereby given that Sic undersigned have been d
by the Judge Of probate Of the county of Mich
ac kn1c IN the State OF Michigan administrators Of The
sstae y John A. Drew late OF Mscknac county N,chi
deceased and have taken upon themselves that
trsst by giving bonds according to law ''
Mnckiusc. Michigan, fovrmbcr 81, is,6
WILLIAM =. DREW,
HENRY JONES,
u. .,~., sAML. X. HARlN0,
"'H'n AamiAisHsfefs Of the sssts ofFoha A. prsr
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Movements of TraVeIIcrs.

Yesterdays arrivals every where multiplied be.
vond all precedent at this concluding period of the
Amongst them will he found the Of some OF our
distinguished naval, military and diplomatic characters.
son, Troy; l.. Patterson, do; Isaac Baker Phila w
Meyer, New York; J. Mosher, Phila; John D. Coins
Mexico; L. Palmer, Baltimore; E. L. Hitchcock, North
Wayne.
Asros-Thos. jerks, James Adams, II Burbank. I
Shaw, A. A. Roberts, George Roberts Boston; Col
dee, Oswego; J. Gilbert. Rochester; w. H. Seward
Albany; Wolcott, j. Cunningham, Boston; r. Rogers
Salsm; X Post, Davenport, Philada T. Butler King
Washngtonj w. Duncan, rhilada.; Pumtop, Jeweti
Us. NJ; H. Badly Boston; ~ Bishop, r. Green, Provi.
dence g. Hewitt, New Haven; Caleb Cushing, Massa-
chuse'ts; w. Daily, C. Hallowcll, Phiada; C. Pond
Hartford o. Gill, Baltimore.
Cry Capt. Cobb, Tsrrytown r. Dennie. Dalhou.
sic; Capt Lines packet ship Iowa; Mr. Robinson New
York; George Loring; Concord; Thos Drake, Ohio ;
Philadeplis; Mr. Israel, Cohoes; c. B. Gay Rome MIR
Brown, L. Island
FAMINE. Haven, Philadelphia; Rev NJ. Colt.
bridgeport; ). Walton, Phiiadelpha; w. Bowen, New
Jersey; a. St John do; s. Hayes, Albany; D. Prtchard
Connecticut; c. Pastor, Albany; H. Bunse Brdreport
New jersey; w Rutzer, Poughkeepsie; Q. Greenman,
Norwich; I. Warren, do; T.. Bett, do.
HowAhD-T Coffin, Phila.; Il. Davis, Nassau Hall.
A. Smith, dol Is Slater, Phla; q. Pattersell do: r.
Porter Hartford; J. Paley Phila w. H. Tying do +.
Leaning, Cape May; d. Porter, Pennsylv anis Mr. Van
son. Mass; c. Fighter, N j.; Aug Lee, Nassau Hall;
+. Wells. Miss '
JuDsoSM Frost, Phila.; s. Walker, Conn; G. Grin.
nell, ~ YORK; A. Clarke, Northampton; Mr.. Dunbar,
New york; Mr. Clayton do; II. Knight East Hampton /;
Mr.. Andrews. Boston; George Read, Hartford; C. ind
son, dos p Daily, Conn $. GaskilI, Monroe; s. Good
ridge, NJ York; Hon. George Craig, Maine; j. Hovey
Norwich; Mr.. Judson, Albany.
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Varieties


The rope walk of Thomas Hammond in Washington
street, Portland entirely destroyed by fire on Sun
day evening. Loss not stated.
A new post office has been established in the thriving
village OF Nivervile in the north port of the town
Kinde rhook
The church occupied by portion of the colored 20
puation OF Augusta, Georgia, was recently destroy cd
by fire.
The Philadelphia Typographical Society intend cele
bratng their sixteenth anniversary by supper at the
City Hotel, on the evening Of Saturday, Jan.a.
There was a tremendous storm in st. Johns, New
Brunswick, on the first Uf December.
Every part of the capitol at Albany has undergone
some improvement during the OF the Legislature
and i may be said TO have become entirely rejuvena
ted, without having lost its identity.
The Van Buren, t.7rk) Infelligencer, says -" We
learn that some of the volunteers so sup
posed who are stationed at Fort Gibson have re.
Gently killed two Cherokees The Cherokees are great
y excited and hear that they loudly demand redress
We have not heard any particulars and therefore
not able to give any history of the affair nor our opinion
as to the cause Of the MURDERS the justice of the ex
element
Henry " D. Williams, of Lima, Ohio died at his resi-
dence on the 18th inst, OF bydophobia Ne bitten
in the arm by dog the 2st October last while on
visit At Marion
provision has passed the Constitutional Convention
in Wisconsin, securing wife in the possession of pro.
homestead of family to the Of acres cannot
be touched by any action al law.
hundred good and substantial buildings have been erect
ed by the corporation Of St Louis within the last
years.
Fields B. Hackey, committed suicide on the 18th inst
lie was poor, had large family, and in i'll health
Despair drove him TO self.JcstruclIon.
fiat boat, with 400 bbls -four and two loaded with
Kentucky.
IRE took place on the plantation Of J. J. Way, L.
oeiy cuoniy Georgia. the 2oth which destro cd one
OF has negro houses, and burnt to death four young chill!
dron, before assistance could be rendered.
a fire in Pittsburgh. on Wednesday was attended with
serious damage, destroying liquors OF II Watson 4 Co.
10 the amount Of 80 doubtless the work of an
disry Theo. Meesick colored man. was murdered ,bs
same evening. No arrest has been made.
An attempt will be made this year TO celebrate Nav
SO generally in this city. '''''''
Mr.. hose soldier belonging TO Captain Naylor,.
company was seriously injured Saturday night by
burgh ~ ~ THUS
Nichols. the American Consul at Cardenas. died at
that place on the 9th inst. N -
large stone mill belonging TO sylyanus IIolbrook
stuated IN Noithbridge, entirely destroyed by
nIe 81 Monday II was filled with cotton mac hinery
mons OIL which was saved The building and mschinery
IN connection with mill adjoning, which wss saved
were insured for $4,000; coo al the Manucturers
once In this town aud $40 600 each two Of ths
Hartford c6iccs
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Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer.

beIoIe JuugB Edmonds A1dermen Hart and Foot.
The grand jury came into Court yesterday morning.
and handed up true bills against John Carrck, John
Flynn and Mary Waters for grand larceny. Mary
Waters was afterwards arraigned and pleaded guilty
She was rent TO the Court of Sessions be tried The
indictment sent up against suydam has been ignored
Another indictment sent up against person whose
~ not given for false pretences, laid VIM II.
Shuttle charged with an mpt to commit burglary
was discharged the grand jury having ignored the In
dicfment cent up against him
The Case IF Capin Russ In this case the counsel for
Russ applied on Tuesday, for an order to oblige the
District Attorney to permit him to inspect and take copies
OF certain letters in possession Of the District Attorney
which it alleged wero material to the prisoners De-
fence Judge Edmonds pronounced the opinion of the
court yesterday morning. denying the motion.
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&SOO REwARD-AMERICA AN CoMPoUND-Thi.

~ h0n REV CONFERENCE.-The
POOO popula, pleasant, aud specific remedy is war.
rsnted to cure efscalIy all ola delicate disease in
e days uuder forfeiture OF the above Persons
IN celebrated Article need fear exposures 40
od9r on the breath requires diet
ana Is adapted to every end condition IL
no mercury or nosioui drugs, luxurious the
bu ceenses the from uiec of
standing cases have been cured by single bottle while The
great majority are radically cured with half the quany
u.s. usd IN The private pr,et,ce Of physicians with
convince yourselves Sold wholesale BY CoMsrocx & Co
~ Courland streets ret.iled Bowery Graud Bowery
ana walker Bowey and Houston, Bowery aud Fourth s
B. II Cotton 2e5 Bieecker street; Hammond < CO. corner
Di9saway aud Shhmbe street New York; corner Fulton
ana Cran6ey, Brooklyn; Third South ST. philadepha
GOMEZ n chsries and P.au streets Baltimore; d stot Wash
,ngt9n rIty Robertson Cormck Norfolk Va: and p c..
hen Co.. Charleston, 8, G. q ian s 80. A =, 20
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PREMIUM BOOlS

n FtttB Sdtcs md Small PrOftk
I'VE WRENCH BOOTS for ~ 50, our own make.
wsrantsd TO give satisfaction: fine French imprr,si
50 Boots for - So equal to those usually sold in
sdway icr s6 or ST. at YOUNG & JONES' fine
ores "a this city. Our boots received the highest
The iate FAR OF the American Institute for the
sPid ~ this city. Roots, Shoes Caters Sc made
st the shortest notice. Mendinf, Be dors IL the
~. YOUNG II JONES. 4 Am e.
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In Cham hers.
Reforo Iudoa Oakloy

Die 3l-In re Doyothea Thmin In pursuance of the
adjournment had Wednesday all parties appeared to-
day. ut ono o'clock before Judge Oakley sttensed by
their counsel From whet TRANSFERRED before the Judge
it appeared that the writ granted the application
Of young German named John Berger who connect.
ed with private German theatre in this city under pre-
,ence that Mile Dorothea was deprived Of her liberty by
Madame Weiss. Judge Oakley examined her very mi.
nuteIy and TO all his questions she replied distinctly that
there was TO force coercion used by any person
towards her. and that she preferred remaining under the
protection OF Madame Weiss. The Judge told her she
might 60 where she pleased upon which she retired
with Madame,
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Naval Intelligence.
HERALD NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.
HaMrraN RnAna Dec 10

HAMPTON ROADS, Dec 29, 1916.
Arrived here this day. the United States sloop of.war
Saratoga She Left Rio de Jsneiro the gath August
last under orders TO join the Pacific squadron; but
countcring heavy weather round Cape Hom-splitfing
of her sails and losing Of her quarter boats
she put about the 4h October and returned TO Rio
the 9th, where meeting with Commodore shubrick in
the Independence and Com. Rousseau in the Columbia.
the Saratoga deemed unfit for active duty, and wss
ordereI ~ the United States She sailed from Rio
the 9th Sept arrived here after passage Of 50 days
Her officers are:
Commander j. Shubrck, commanding; Lieuts. o. g.
Gibson, J Ring, A. d. Davis and Acting u. 7. Nj
chols: surgeon NJ G. Delaney; Passed Asst Surgeon J.
O c. Barclay Purser q. Bradford; Lieutenant OF Ma
rines John g. Devlin; Passed Mdshipman H. Stevens,
Acting Master; Stevens Captains Clerk; Mdshipmen,
Chas, La,imer II II Key, 7. b, shubrick, J. NJ Ford r.
W. Scott; Boatswain VIM. Smi h. Carpenter j Butler;
Gunner J. q. Williamson; Sailmaker T.. Middleton.
P. l.. d.
Judge McCaleb in New Orleans, ordered the Yucatan
schooner Leonidas taken prize by the squadrol in
the Gulf the 18th inst, to be released.
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS
SIGHT RESTORED
ffSSSS 8 8 SSSS /

Art thou spi,iing life awayi
Bringing darkness DER thy day1
b. swsy %ss VII win %GiiS. smy stands,
Spreading Joy through many a nation,
DE sSwsAA$SEs e si'Tfs|sysi SYRUP OF WILD
a.. oHEkRY mild aed pleasant TO the taste, perfectly
and Certain 5s%eds. GSn.1mpoa he
a. Of s. saS DaSSS t ass S9% q"
for % on that Ss 1s snted BY H. a
e%nsi % s ~. dali, Received
Of ass misery TIA, has bees sysd or snSss
BY t nor can we calculate the immense benefit that shall
T. . adj ss
Ss
S.boa III 1hEhhf How many sufferers do we daily
,,Sl oSsSMFToS when he m %is: ~
9neier uni Re becomes beyond the OF human sbl
.%s ,ap wf' M Gr h %s r Of
selves soooneI relieved BY rapinr vsros fec
Sesbs T which our .bousM
s,g, ,we,t Al The same time inducing ja,s and healthy
enjoyment health pubic shouiS bear IN
S %,nS .hat Dr. swsyne regular yset,aE phyeia no
Wild Cherry before Ss Publ,c we would say the y
on % ureis Yess &c
From ,hs demand io the shos ,,, Z, pI.s
sas. s sn ,s syp
Wild Cherry there have been with the
assumed nsm, Of pys'eia. making ges aoEts % push.
spurious article into the market under Fictitious
The lcIignsl and only genune article only prcpsed
Pr, SWAYNf, N. W. corner OF Eighth end Race streets
Philadelphia
,Ae.Srs IN NV Yoax-Ca.sLns II. RIvo, ccrrrSf
Broadway aud John ss H. A. SANDS, las Bswery, u. Ii.
WARsrR 2o3 Bloeekcr street. JIG HxRr 3s Grand. corner
Norolk l.: LEWIS 521 Greenwich; Dom I'll broadway;
WYATT and kgTcHAM, l2 Fulton; Mrs HAyEs, J9 Fulton
street BYtlyn; b. Olps sor, Newark; Jors PsAnsos,
Hhwayt MRs KrpprR 100 Court street. Boston; DuRofN
sG r'' a 6 ! D,s" n Il ss
NkWTOWN PiPPlN APFLEs.--1he subscriber h-e
on band and offer for 1000 barrels Of choce hama
r.ched Newcwn Pppin PVT expressly for the Enalish
market also 1000 barrels OF c,ece Lady Apples srssn
berss, Dfcens &C. guiafsa end roisos, hsnd epd
pat up to order Tor shirrlns II the shortest
aw lnsrh no, TplsoA nGh9t
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lrrssgaon in Relation to Frauds upon the Public Re-
penues, &c.
The Legislature, ct its last session. appointed the fol
lowing named members committee to investigate al
lodged frauds in the expenditure the re enues of the
several canals Of this State :-Messrs Lawrence OF
Franklin Fierce, of Duchess; Chatfeld, of Steuben
bnah oil Erie, md Viele, of Washington.
ihese gentlemen are now present in this city and are
prepared to make their report to the Leg They
have been actively engaged during the whole past sum.
mer and have procured almost inc redibe amount of
testimony in relation 10 these alleged frauds For long
period Oh time II has been suspected that many of the
claims Of contractors have been established bv perured
testimony at least, has been known that the public
works nave been converted into huge engines for the
manufacture OF what Is termed political capital and for
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of few favored mon at the or
pense OF their fellow citizens Of the State of New York
disclose an organized stem of depreciation upon the
puoIlc treasury OF nature startling
incredible. Disbursements to extent exceeding be-
nei have been allowed upon the testimony OF fegned
But iorbear to go into any elaborate presentation of
the matter contained in this report will await sub.
mission to the Legislature with the hope that the
committee have devised and will recommend to the LIE.
gisiaure some thorough prevcniatvcs against this
wholesale robbery of the treasury OF the State IL is In
deed no longer matter Of ssonshmcnt that tho reye.
nues OF the public works inadequate to meet even
the ordinary demands upon the treasury the support
oil the government.
Mr.. Pierce, Of Duchess he's dschsged the most inpor
tant duties oil this committee and has been distpg
for an energy and ability in prosecuting this nvestga-
ton eminently crediiablc TO his reputation az patiiot
and gentleman.
Mr. Bruce, OF Madison, of the members ofthe Com
suutonsi Convention, Is candidate for the office Of Ad
Jntsnt General MessIs. Bush Of Erie and Msthei OF
Troy, are also candidates
Nh. Thomas Smith, the anti rent REPRESENTATIVE FINN
senons, 10 working prodigiousy for the ereaksrship
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ulshoetfer.
DEC. 3l.-Fdreream vs. Hyer-In this cause the jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff. After which there
was one unimportant tried and both branches of
court adjourned to Saturday.
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fED ratr,.' AZ All Linz;

FOX ALB my AND TROY, VIA
l3idgs port aud Housatonic Railroad. Dur
jng last summer. the Housato ,ic Railroad
Hdwith heavy II Rail, from Bridgeport to
Railroad Through bv Daylight. daily (Sun.
ed at 6ls o'clock, A. NJ.
iboat MOUNTAINrER, Capt. w. III Frazee
bot Of Market street, r. r., for Brids port, DAILY,
X, A NJ. No freight taken in the Passenger Line
'agaage Crates, arrive in Albany and Troy al
M New Cars and Locomotive engines have b. en-
anf the Road Is 10 every respect equal to the best
lsnl Road.
fht Line by Steamers Nimrod, and Moheyan,
IL Tariff same as last year-For further par
re az the Office on Market street Pier and
Ind Wells Express, 10 Wall Street.
O. NJ. PERRY. Agent.
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FRENCHlS HOTEI

n ~ rf9pIietor respectfully informs his friends
puoIe that he has removed from his lat hotel
son street, 70 his other hotel, % Chatham ,treet
~ o. can street, TO which ne has added add,
g,s ana iuinishsd them Ia styIc that m bear
w., % WIN me very best hotels in the civ
h,eh will be IS cents per nishf' AZ IN. pom syn
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Personal movements.

Generals Houston and Rust, Col Kaufman Judge Pills.
bury and Mr. Lee, Of Texas paid their respects 10 AL
bert Gaatin, Chancellor Kent, Major Pophsm and
Thomas Trenon, ESQ., at their respective residences in
this city They introduced, yesterday, by Alder
man Peters and were most cordially received by these
eminent and venerable gentlemen The brief int
between these eloquent and profound sages OF the old
republic and the vigorous enthusiastic and youth
tul representatives Of and remote State was his
ly interesting Chancellor Kent presented them with
full set oil his commentaries for the Supreme Court Of
Texas
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nail LINE FOR HUSTON.

ALL LINE FOX BOSTON.
"a NORWICH Il WOR. co 49,
iSTER, without change ofAA
or Baggage, or without
fsing any Ferry: 80
their seats at Norwich, are insured their
ton This being the only inland route
through by steamboat and railroad.
line are accompanied through by the con.
who will have particular charge of their
will otherwise give his attention to their
south side Pier No. l, North River, foot of
Paily, Sundays exceptedl at 4 o'clock, p. M,
oston IN time 20 take all the eastern trains.
lmsi WORCESTER, Capt. Van Felt. leaves
( THURSDAY, and Saturdays, st 1 o'clock, +. M.
\ CLEOPATRA, Captain Williams, leaves
w eiinesday, and Friday, at 4 o'clock, r. M.
rnation, inquire of J. II. VANDERBILT,
=. North River. dos ne
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ACCOMMODATIONS,
fHANGE OF HOURS.
y '|jigs;'t k
q ISLAND KA,LkOAD

~ ISLAND RIA ,LkOAD.
iANGEMENT--On and alter Monday,
la6. Trains will run as follows:-
yN--st o'clock A. M. tnoston trainl for
rsrmingdsle and 81. George. Manor. -
,teH 4. M, daily, for Greenport and interme-
date places.
at4 r NJ. for Farmingdale, daily.
for Brooklyn.
OK 2. M, boston Train) or ON tho arrival OF
poat frcm NorwI n, daily, (eIceps Sun
ys,l :, ppng I" 1t. Georges Mnn'' and
spALE a 81 4. N. daily; lsIesPt sund,,ys,)
~ o'cloea A. M, ] +. Nj, and 65s r.
;, for Drookiyn, or on, the arrival of Boston
tAlNs will hereafter run to Thompson Sta
.k'yn az Q A. NJ. for THOMPSON and interme-
1nencing Suntsy the 9th NeYeuhsr. return
pson at O'Clock p. NJ, Farmingdale ga
iford, 8 cents; East New Ysrk, l2k; Race
citing Course, lSA; Jamaica, rs; Brushviils,
II m lies, sh; cIeysvi!s, tduring the .e,
stbury, a; Hicksville, a; Farmiugdaie S2X;
Thompson, SO; Suffolk Station, 81; Lake Road
Medferd Station, 3 lsA: Yaphank, 81 s7f;
ok, 81 say; Cutchogue, 81 s2fE; southoid'
port Accommodation Train, 81 Is; Boston
eadiness on the arrival of Trains at the seve.
Jake passengers at very low fares. 10 all parts
u will be in re sdiness at the foot of Whitehall
g baggage 4 the several trains, 30 minutes
OF starting from the Brooklyn side.
Statesman leaves Greenport for Sag Har-
al Of the Boston train from Brooklyn d25rh
Or BOSTON AND PROVTD -.NCE, via
llnRton and Long Island Rsilroad-Night
~ On and after Monday 2sth instant, Trains
leave the foot OF Whitehall street. South fer.
pd RAILROAD; on MONDAYS, Wednesdays, and
ck, M, for Greenport crossing the Sound
favorite sound steamer NEW HAVEN,
Yided with masts, sails, and extra ordina-
thence to Providence and Boston by the
onnect with the steamers Massachusetts,
ns1on'. 80. ....... 80 30
Venice -. .... -. %
haven bas new boilers, and will take
DDS RI
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