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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
o. CONGRESS.

The BroWa and Wilmot Bargain and
Lntrigue--the Missouri Members.
Tie yeas and nays on the ballot for
Speaker, which took place on the llth
and which came so near resulting in
the election OF w. J. Brown, of Indiana,
speaker, have been received. The entire
Missouri delegation voted for Brown
in the face of the corrupt bargain ue.
tween the Abolitionists ara h..,nselfl
The Republican gives the yeas and
hoSs' .nd states that not only did our
! Representatives all vote for Mr.. Brown,
who had even then formed gross and
corrup. bargain with Wilmo, and his
Free Soil coudjutors-but, SO great was
the haste of Mr.. Willard p. Hall 10 con.
sumate the election Of Brown, that he
proposed resolution "that VIM. j.
Brown be declared duly elected spea.
ker Of the House." and 80 earnest was
he to carry this point, that he deman-
ded the yeas and nays-a mode Of pro.
ceeding by which refractory Locofocos
are often whipped into the ranks. lie
did not succeed, however, a motion TO
adjourn prevailing over every other mo.
lion.
Mr.. Hallhas been been the great de.
fender Of the institution of slavery, in
the state, for some months past, and on
this very question has succeeded in gel.
ting up hot war with Col Benton
and all his colleagues. They all pro.
fesscd to be deadly hostile to the Viii
mot proviso; and yet, without any com
punctious visi,ings, they stood up in the
House, and voted, not only on the ! ii
but the 18th, for Brown, between whom
and the Free Sellers, rumor then said
a bargain had been made, by which the
whole power ofthe slave States, as rep
resented in Congress, over the question
of slavery, was TO be surrendered. We
never have seen case of more hagrrn
Inconsistency in any set of politicians
and we shull wait to see how they arr
TO get out of il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
Nav ORLrAss, Nov, 2I,

NAV ORLEANS, NOV. II.
We are selling at l5c. for The best brands,
and don't retail 20 pieces week. The crop
is provided for. and from Georgia. Florida.
Sou.h Carolina and Alabama, our CORES.
Pondents write US that they will no, want
another yard. From what we know Of the
market. we believe any quantity could DO
bought at 14c., six months. We beys about
$500 pieces on hand, and don't expect to
sell 100 pieces more before January. We
believe i! will be the policy Of manufactures
to hold on firm until May-any attempts 10
force sales Of bagging now will put it down
TO l2c. No one wants it for use, and spec.
ulalors will not take hold OF it al over liza
he. We will keep you advised from time
TO time as TO The state Of the market.
.-.... Very respectfully yours.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

EARLY STARr.-The notes of prep
ara,ion are already being sounded for
the next canvass-but we must do the
Wings the justice TO say tina. they en-
anate not from their camp, which seems
as usual, 10 be as still as if the great
body polite had inhaled Chloroform--
but it comes from those sleepless senti-
nels, who are as ever on the look on,
for "spoils," as an inveterate sponge
for an invitation TO stake something
We have already heard suggestions
made for Congress, the Legislature
and curse vented on elections coming
only every two years. 1t may be as
well to remark, here, wha. many have
never thought about, and others for
gotten, that Howard will be entitled to
TWO representatives in the next lie.
gislature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
Very respectfully yours.
CHARLEsToN, S. c., Nov. 81

Gen'lemen' Since our last reports, we
have no change 10 note in our market fl,
rops' and we have had no applications for
the article, and Of course no sales. 80.
We do no. know wha. to say Of rope
When we sold The 2O9 coils of yours &c.,
9 months. We thought il, a low pics, but
should now be glad to sell any quantity at ii.
and as it arrives here in such large quaint.
ties, and so little goes out. that we fear
much OF the present stock will have 10 h,
held over We are therefore using everv
effort to work yours Off and shall continue 10
DO So We shall have this pleasure again
very soon, and remain yours. DC,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

Cen. STERLING PRIcE.--We publish
a communication to-day, recommend.
ing this gentleman for Congress in this
Congressional district. We omit SO
much of i, as explains ,chy an inser.
ton of il is asked in the TINES. All
understand Gen. Prices political posi-
iion, as well as that Of the Locofoco
press, and no wonder will be excited
from the circumstance of his friends
bringing him forward through other
sources than the columns Of a locofoco
apii.Benton paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

Tobin says--"All women are angels
before marriage, and that is The reason
why husbands so soon wish them in
Heaven afterwards" ....-.
This reminds US of a conversation
we once had with an esteemed old
lady friend, on the subject of girls and
matrimony. She was advising US to
"go the figure" and giving running
panegyric on some dozen of Misses,
who were all the most interesting, in
duslrious. agreeable and accomplished
creatures that ever suffered their little
paws to be squeezed, when we sought
to bring her up Standing with the ques
ton, "if all girls were so angelic, where
the devlish wives ONE FRONT" "The
mean men make them" was the prompt
reply, whereupon we rendered our hat,
and left ..r - ...|..f ..-..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
UA. w. ScHARIr, Esq, r. w

UA. w. ScHARIr, Esq, R. w,
Grand Lecturer for the State, deliver.
ed an address on the subject of Tenn
perance, in the Methodist church or
Monday evening. But shor, notice
was given of the Address, and there
was not as full house as was desirable
The Ladies side, particularly, presen'
ted "beggarly account ofemply seats.
There is an effort being made 10 estab
fish Division of the Daughters here
and the work Of the Cadets is 10 be sc
altered that Sons and Daughters may
visit their meetings. The cause has
an able advocate in Mr.. Scharit. and
we bid him God speed in the good
work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

HASsIBAL COURIER ExTRA.-We are
indebted 10 the editor OF the Hannibal Con
rier 70, an extra, containing Congressional
proceedings, &C. 1t is the intention 10 iss-
ue a DAILY EXTRA until the opening OF
navigation, with the latest Ieegraphc news.
We hope the editor will make it profitable
and as we k7,oo GOOD WISHES will not
Keep printing Office up. he may look 81
eur dollar at an early day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

~Bayard Taylor. in letter from
California, says, that those who return
home disappointed say that they have
been humbuggcd about the gold. The
fac, is they have humbugged themselves
about the work. If they expect to make
money out of the earth without severe
labor, ,he,' are wofully mistaken. OF
ali classes Of men, those who pave
s,ree,s and quarry limestone, arc best
adapted for gold diggersr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
LATEST NEWS.
COBB ELECTED SPEAKERn

We learn by gentleman who lef, Han
pibal Sunday morning that telegraphlc
dispatch was received there late Saturday
evening, announcing the election Of How
kLL CoBB, Of Georgia, Speaker. We haVe
10 particulars, as the mail Left there Sun.
day morning, whereas, il it had waited until
Monday morning, the regular time, we
should have had tho extra Of yhe Courier
which is printed daily. ...
To>dsy's mail will bring Us full parlicu'
lars, and we hope the Message, which vii
be laid before our readers in our next is
sue. The country will be enaions to know
what kind Of compromise, or bargain wal
made.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. II

Dear Sir: We resre. to DO obliged to re.
por. that there is SCARCELY any demand for
bagging and rope, and the quotations are en-
tirely nominal. We ore offered the best
bsgging and rope at lac and &c. bu. We are
Of opinion, from the present feeling 10 tho
market tho. bagsing and ropo will be sold
for less than The above figures before the end
Of this month ..s
Yours truly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

CHRIST HEALING THE SIcK.-Wests
Original Painting of Christ Healing the
Sick, will be exhibited at this place on
Tuesday evening, January LIST, at the
Presbyterian church. This magnifi-
cent Painting covers 200 square feet of
canvass. exhibiting al one view 81 char
acters life size-,he most prominent of
which is, our Saviour and The Twelve
Apostles. A Lecture descriptive of the
characters will be given. This work
has received the unqualified common
da,ion ofthe Press throughout the coun.
try, and has been visited by hundreds
and thousands of people.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

CoNv1cTEp.-John Mcdonald. who
was recently committed to jail for rob.
bling The store of Mr.. Layman, Of this
place. was tried in the Circuit Court on
Friday last, and sentenced to seven
years Imprisonment in the Penilen,iary.
He is safely located in his new quar-.
ters by this time.
McMellon. who was on trial in the
Cooper Circnit Court for murder in
Saline County, was sentenced to three
years imprisonment in the Penilentia'
nv ....r. ........ ... -..... .... ..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
From the Lexington Ky. Observer.
HEMP, oBAGGlNG AND ROPE.

The manufacturers will want but a very
small qusntiy Of hemp before The new crop
comes into market. which we learo is very
abundant, Of unusually good quality, and
freely offered at @5, at which there are at
present no sales. The high price at which
The article has ranged for the past year. has
prevented any shipment to the Eastern NOR.
ket which has been supplied with a very
heavy import or Russia hemp. yarns, cord
age. and even bale rope, and which are'sold
a. prices defying competition from The Amer.
lean article. .HE 4oBWt38
The prospect Of our begging and Iope
manufacturers Tor the next year arep We re.
greet 10 say, very dull, as will be seen by tho
following extracts from letters received from
The mos. respectable houses in the south
within the last few days, and which have
been furnished US By the parties TO whom
they were addressed. II is certainly to be
regretted that the quality Of bsggipg should
be so inferior, and desirable that the bes.
srticle sui,sble for the purpose should be
made by all and it is unwi.e that any man
ufacturer should ever have the complaint
made against him contained in one OF the
extracts we give. 1t is certain that the plan.
ters ere unwilling to psya proper difference
for superior article; yet when gunny bags
are used as substitute on account Of the 10.
ferior quality Of our basging. it is very i'm.
portant to prevent this. and that a uniform
standard should be adopted We learn that
some manufacturers talk Of memornlizing the
Legislature TO pass law prohibiting plat,
ing" 't
.-t NEw ORLEANS, Nov. i6.
Dear Sir: We beg to say that the articles
Of begging aud rope are greatly depressed in
our market. end that we cannot, in justice TO
you. encourage a consignment, Of them at
present. They can be had now at Tai DC
and 14Ac, with every prospect Of further
} decline. The planters whoss crops we re.
ceivs are generally supplied.
Very respectfully.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
CONGRESS-.

Our dates from Washington are TO
the 2lsl, at which time there had been
no choice of Speaker. The House had.
a stormy session that day. and adjourn
ed without taking any vote for speaker.
A caucus of both parties was to be held
that night. and hopes were entertained
that some arrangement would be effec-
ted by which the House might organ
ize. ---,.-........-..
In the Senate, an organization was bad.
and communication sent TO The Presi.
dent, informing him they were ready
to receive any communications he might
have TO make. He sent in some com.
municatians, and an executive session
was held on the 2lst.
The following are the Heads of the
standing committees: OF Foreign Re.
lalions, King; of claims, Norris; of Rev.
dictionary Claims, Walker; of The Ju.
dietary, Butler; Post. Office and Post.
roads, Rusk; Territories, Douglass; Mi
litia, Houston; Naval Affairs, Yulee:
Public Lands, Felch; Private Land
Claims, Downs; milan Affairs, Atchi.
son; FlnSsnce, Dickinson; Commerce
..aml;n; Manufactures, Sebastian; Ag'
Iricullure, Sturgeon; Military Affairs
Davis; Roads and Canals, Dwight; Dis
.rict of Columbia, Mason; Public Build
ings, Hunter; Contingent Expenses o
the Senate, Dodge and Bradbury; LII
brary, Pearce; Enrolled Bills, Rush; En-
crossed Bills, Jones; Printing, Borland
Father Matthew, had visited boil
houses, and been invited 10 seat within
the bar. .s ....... ....
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

DGov. Wood, Of Texas, has de.
termmed not to comply with the requi.
sition Of Governors Of other States for
the delivery of fugitive criminals, when
the crime was committed prior 10 the
annexation of Texas to the Union.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

"The State of Kentucky has sp.
propriated $4,000 for the erection of
an appropriate monument in honor of
her chivalrous sons who fell in the
wars Of her country,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

"Hon. Mr.. Thurston, Delegate
rom Oregon, in crossing The Isthmus.
ost his trunk, containing his creden-
ials.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

UMr. Miller, wing, who run for
Congress in the district of Iowa, has
gone TO Washington TO contest the seat
of Mr.. Thompson, Loco.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
GLASGOW
It's Business, improvements aad Pros.
poets

poets.
Now That the year is about drawing
70 close. we propose to take retro.
spective view of the business of our
City, and the improvements made and
projected during the present year,
from which will it be seen Glasgow
has no rival on the Missouri river in
point of shipments Of produce, partic-
uiarly in the great staple OF our state.
Tobacco; the amount of this article
shipped from this place, constitutes
nearly one third Of the growth Of the
State. and is for the mos, part shipped
without changing hands to the Europe.
an Markets, H ...r.-. .e sv' JON -e.
The annexed statement of the
amount Of shipments is as near correc,
as il can be made, though IL is in all
probability under lie actual amour,
shipped, as considerable quantity OF
the produce of the country is taken of
by The producers, and does not in con,
! sequence appear on the shipping book:
of our merchants, from which the state.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
ITEMS OF CALIFORNIA NEWS.

Full Details Of the Ne,cs brought by the
- Crescent City. fs
The Crescent CITY, Cnpt, Stoddard,
left Chagres on the morning of the 2s'h
with one hundred and City passengers.
and no less than sl,25o,000 in gold, as
was ANNOUNCED to us per telegraph.
From the New York Tribune we
take the following interesting particu
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vile = lt1 f san -. tg.t ian. K,
To Delhi, by I p m, 10 miles At u,
And back between 3 and 6 p m, arriving al
I 81 Stamford by p m going, and by u a m return
a ing. ls34ta- siu M 4.aI.fI....f i,
B95 From Cstski at am every "Wednesday and Salur-
sa day to -., ftll 5r.
a By Kiskatom, Palcnsvilc, Tannersvillc, Hunter,
Ie.f East Lexington, and Lexington
To Prattsvilo, by IL m, Monday and Thursday, SO
And back between 10 m, Monday and Thursday,
I and p m next days; arriving At Lexington by 4
pm Wednesday and Saturday going, and by 2
m Monday and Thursday returning.
Mail me ,senger service will be required between Catsk
and the steamboats,.
696. From Coxsackie at every Monday and Friday
BY Midway, Greenvlle, South Wcserloo, and
isa. Norton Hill
Tooek Hill, by s p m, IS miles s e...r. I,
And back between Ia m and p m next days.
1897, From Cairo at 81 every Tuesday Thursday, and
By, East Durham, Darham, Poucr's Hollow, md
| ConesvlIle -
To Glboa, by III M &c miles
And back between ~ m and 6 pm. uIt.S
1913 From Union Society a,3I every Saturday
To Easkill, by S m, miles lHtJ
| And back between p m and 81 m. H
800. From Lexington at p m every Monday aa
By Westkin and Bushnclsvillo i.i.. .H ltl
To Shsndnken Centre, by 4 p m, IL miles
And back between s p and 8 pm. a
900 From Pratsville at p m every Saturday
BY West Lexington .l-J s,. t.f
,hg To Clovsrville, by p M l6 miles 81
And hack between q m and l p m. t
9Ol From Pratsville at III every Monday Wedne-
day, and FRIDAY
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except Monday 81 M Ff
96l From plattsbug m every Tuesday, Thursday,
BY Beekmantown, West Chazy, Chazy, and Cham
To Rouso's Point, by . p m, 26 miles
And back between a m and p m, Monday, We'd
Hs' nesday and Friday A1tW rlaa
962 From Plal,sburg at 10 every Monday, Wcdncs-
day, and Friday yHhHF
By West Plasburg, CadyviIlo, and Saranac
To Redforl, by 6 p m, 81 miles .traft ~ u IN.
500 From West Chazy at 10 every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday bl.mI2
By Sciota et-. ss
To Moore's, by 1 p m, 10 miles
And back between a m and m.
96i, From Fort Covington at 6 every Thursday and
Saturday 'it
BY Bombay and MORA
To Dickinson by 10 m, Is miles
And back between p m and m.
Proposals for once-a-wcek service invited.
965 From Fort Covngton at every day, except Sun
BY West Constable and East Constable
To Malone, by 5a M IL miles
And back between Z m and III m. .I
96e From Chatnnguy a, a m every Wednesday -,
To Canada line, by IL m, 10 miles
"'' And back between p and m
OCT. From Schenectady at 8 m daily
M BY Hofmans Ferry, GAINESVILLE, Amsterdam
Tribes Hill, Fonda, Canajohnric, Psla'inc Bridge
/ Fort Plain, Palatinc, g. townsville, Mannheim
Little Falls, Herkimtr, East Schuyler, and w est
s.. .'" SCHUYLER ,Iifl,.4 - .I
To Utica, by ~ m, 70 miles tli fl hu
| And back between 81 a and Oh. ION. PM;
With an additional daily mail between p m and
= IL p m going, and n p and ~ m returning.
Proposals to omit one or both the Sunday trips will be
considered. @ n 1i'i1i' fasf -f.urf5t.. f sd
96s From Schenectady at a m every Wednesday and
BY Eos. Gicnsvile, Charleston, Gonvile, and West
To Galway, by 3 p M 81 miles ts.8s
And back between am and 2pm Tuesday and
Friday. 81 t.uf t.ils'1 .s.. -
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1921. From Union at a m every Thursday
BY Union Centre, Maine, and Nantcokc Springs
To Lse, by IL m, 10 miles o,
And back between m and m.
Proposals to end at Nantcokc Springs are invited.
1922 From Corandt Village at S m every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday l,.sl
.r BY MoGrawsvle and Freetown Corners
'el To. Frcetown, by Q m, IA miles Hy
3 aar And back between IL m and pm.
Proposals for twice-a-weck service arc invited.
1929 From Cortland. Village at every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday o. psi
BY Mclean, Dryden, Etna, and Varna
To Ithaca, by p m, % miles
And back between u m and pm
Proposals for sximcsaweek service will be considered
1924 E.6ns Hamilton m every Wednesday and Sat-
ByLcbanon Georgetown oseliO, South o'sec,
.-1-n and Linklesn 4 -atea...a
To Pitchers Springs, by II a next days % miles
And back between 70 m Monsay and Thursday
and IL a m Wednesday and Saturday, lying
over at Otsec ua.H
1925. From Hamilton at m Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
By Poolevle and East Hamilton
To North Brookfeld, by IL m, I3 miles
And back between p m and m.
1926 From Chiitipiugo at every Wednesday and
Saturday
By Perryyilc, Fenncr, and Nelson
} To Erievie, by pm, Is miles
And back between m and p M.
1927. From Railroad at p m daily, except Sunday
BY chniningo, Cazcnovia, Delphi, aud New
Woodstock
And back between III and "a m next days
1923. From De Ruyter ats every Monday, wednesday
and Friday
BY Cuyer, Truxton, East Homer, and Homer
To Cortandt Village by Up m, 81 miles
And back between n p m and 81 PM
1929 From Canastota Al every day, except SUNDAY
an By Lenox Clockvllc, Pcterboro', Morrisvilc ana
Eaton
To Hamilton, by 81 m, % miles
And back between a m and | p M
1890 From Utica at IL m daily ~.
BY Whes,own, oriskony, Rome, Green's Cor
ners, Oneida Depot, Wampsville, and Canasto"
To Syracuse, by p p m, SO mics -,
And back between s. and " pm, with an aodl
tional mail every day, except Sunday, between
IL p m and q m going and between u anu
81 returning.
1oa1 From Utica at l D m every Monday and Friday
By Frankfort Hill, Litchhcd, Cedarvillc, Columbia
and South Columbia at
To Richhcd Springs, by p m, Is miles
And back between n m and IA am
1882 From, Utica at / a m every day, except Sunday
[See first page Daily Un'on.l
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99i From Little Falls at ! m every Thursday
BY Jacksonburg, Paine's Hollow, and Grains Cor
To Warren, by m, II miles
And back between a m and Ign
995 From Little Falls at p m every Friday
By DANUBE, MELVILLE, Starkville, and Vanhorns-
To Springfield, by p m, 90 miles
And back between n m and IL m.
$685. From terkimor at IL every Tuesday, Thursday,
By Mohawk, Dcnnison's Corners, Jordansvillc,
Pages Corners, Richfcd Springs, Schuyler's
Lake, and Oahville '''
To Cooperstown, by 7 m, 81 miles
And back between a m and III
Proposals for sxtimes-a-w service will be considered
Mail-nesscnger service between Mohawk and the rail-
road will be required.
996 a. From Russia at 6 m every Wednesday
BY Posville, Ohio, and Wilmot
To Moorchousevlle by IL m, % miles
And back between mand p m; with an Cd
II dtiona trip to Ohio and back every Saturday.
9s7. From Cherry vsllsya, p m every Monday, We'd
By East Springfield, Springfield, Warren Richhed
Springs, Winfield, West Winfield, Bndgewster,
Saneerfeld Madison, Bouckville, Worthwhile,
. Nelson Cazenovia, Onn, Manlius Fayetteville,
Ni and Dewitt 7r t.fH
To Syracuse, by 3 p m next days, 81 miles
s9,2 And back between IL M Monday Wednesday, and
Friday and Z a m next days.
Separate Tor each half Of this route dividing
Morrisvlc will be considered. l.
500 From Cherry Valley at 2pm every Monday, We'd
''i' ~ nesdnv and Friday ...H- p
BY Roseboom, Middlc6eld, and Wcsviic iv
To Milford, by p m, 10 miles sl1
And back between Z p and 10 m next days
Proposals to commence at Wcstvis are invited
$685. From Cooperstown at every Tuesday and Sat-
BY Middleheld, wes,ford, and Decatur
To Worcester, by 8 pm, ~ miles
And back between m and IL m
1000. From Cooperstown every Tuesday, Thurs
BY 8aksyius, BurIisngto. Yves, Burlington, Ed
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Friday
BY Lansingburg, Deepskill, schagticoke, Easton,
4 North Easton, Greenwich, North Greenwich,
Il W South Argyle, Argyle North Argyle, South Hart
\ ford, Hartford, and North Granville
II To Whitehall, by l2 m, GO miles
n And back between a and g. p m Tuesdays,
20 Thursdays, and Saturdays
$685. From Troy at 9 m daily
L BY Lansingburg
/ To Waterford, by 10 a m, miles
l IA And back between 3 p m and m.
Query Whether necessary
929 From Troy At m every day except Sunday
\ BY Lansingburg, Waterford, INTERCHANGEABLE, NAL
tavllc, Malta, and Ballston Iu3
~ To Saratoga Springs, by ii am, 81 miles
And back between II a m and p m.
$780, From Troy at a n, daily mafv q
BY Watervlet Centre rs.tsiss
To Schenectady, by a m, 20I miles 1901
And back between 81 p m and a p M
93l From Troy at a m every Monday, Wednesday and
By Wynan,s XIII, West Sand Lake, Alps, West
Stephertown Stephentown, Hancock, (Mass,)
iL and Lancsboro' Va, l n IA.
To Pus6ed, by p m, 40 miles al.a
And back between III m and p M Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday
932 From Waterford at p every Tuesday and Sat-
r, By Half Moon, Clifton Park, louisville, and East
Line lisa fH.
To Ballston, by7 m, 10 miles rr
And back between 6 a m and 10 m. ~
$685. From Mschanicsvie 10 every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY Saltwater, Bemu Heights, Covesville, Schuyl-
.rsvillc, Northumberland Fort Miller and Fort
Edward Centre