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portraits vii continue 70 s. Z. "a sbs5 's y.
re ~ s oae end ee9atant practice arc
9ssulliai AT Genuins Veigtse5ei Canssrss % 81 go
pisss At q Pefdozsn see we 9is 25lees tss sasss
VI ~ NV aa9e Y ne snlssd States Cases % y and
RRrasIi from BE eeuutI5 piompiiy attended
NEW YORK. via BfOBTF, x ana WON'T
SoAsAA Ala and caAHLEsI on, s 0.
e. Tri ssrn
Through ia seven and half Days-sssas TrsveI
heanoee 10 Ainesy three MILES.
NEW ORLEANS 10 hfOBIT1F-Fv tLz d. LA. ~
MA. Capt. Reynolds and IA HES Il ia Y cam fib
e,s9 ~ savins New Orleans e Il NJ and arriving
az mooue next morning At O'Clock. +. Fare s5-Iime
MOBILE TO MONTGOMERY:
BY the superior fntelass Sieamers-esvBR Mobile Al
n i " y second day ~ 6 70 u
Capt Bus ARK e c lSipYnss sI oq9ls VA
laues, and, SUNNY SOUTH, Capt Walker. = Feye
~. u MONTGOMERY no CHARLESTON:
Atlanta. and Augusta
MonigomsSy IL A. nj Opsta Is RsiIyos,sf e. miIs.
Ggg giIa' 4 ~ Galin ,9kM slaFes ssniies.
Augusta S An Csiisschi II n Sirssdis is miles.
Time through 81 honrs-incindins stoppsges Staging
70 ss nIse DAILY TAaE liEs between
saa sIeenville to Grn besides extra Coaghes 81 ways 81
~ % eaIy oLEazd any numbet Of Though passan-
Ts can lie faiifead are Of he most approved con.
st5te-Iqoms and Berth1 for night travel.
e oaiso sp 81 as6 AsfR e AZ ESshsnEs
Passengers grOourhs through tickets Of The aesn,
a. montgomery, viii save about q.
GEEAT CEETRAL MAIL l.InR--Via Columbus, Macon
and savannah:
MONTGOMERY. AN 0pes is Fsi-a ssia7 ~ l.
Rge Fs Barnssv'slo A siagss,, s. Hiss
ssah6s p c hs4soa Sss ss. SSsi isos,
ak $50 Tine tToaes - S5,s 9gIdlS sas to
mg Fls e Iest ylz q Savannah and Nscon.
nab Line, the Mstamoa, William seabrook and sen
ens fare M cbs,s W ~ = e, essness and sumptu
The Ger the Central, Macon and Western Railroad
e s q r. 5sdass sdfi g 81 @s.
Two AfLY LINES of foug-hOne Post Coaches from Ope
hka to Bamesyille. via Columbus besides sxira Coaches
aayt IN readiness 70 carry forward any number Of through
pa s geIa. VI 1out detention
hotel AonigomeTy Hail. Or Madison House, MonigOm-
~ Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Ansn
at Montgomery. viii save about "a.
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
FsTe-$2o Time 6s uLs.By tie daily line Of Sea
Tosd to P9tepburg tRsacs PhsdeiPRis " he esta6
llsnea mail line, via Richmond, Warrington CITY and
Steqnsships from Savannah TO Ne,s York.
Steamship CHEROKEE and TEN NESSFF le.vs
Savannah aleGnaleiy every Wednesday, zrving on ne
9ioYGlng HGturfay-..s &26- Passenrars eaviur
Montgomery Monday Morning viii reach saVanqsh 6
time fog The above Steamers BY means Of an extra nieh
train from Macon.
Steamships from Charleston to Mem York
Steamships NORTHERNER and sOUTHERNFR
leave charleston alternately every SatuTdsyarvihF ia
New YOrk on the following Tuesday. + are, SIS.
Steamships from Charleston to P6iLrdeIDliq
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave Cba4lss-
ton alternately every fhusdayaving Philadelphia On
VIM. s. McGlBONEv, Agent
-JYS - st. Charles Hotel.
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Mltlal Benefit Lie and Fire las. CO.
Office No. ga GEavier street,
Between Camp and ST. Charles 81

betWeen Camp and 81. Charles stS.
John Hssan. Joseph W Walker John s. Allison.
Robert Wand, Samuel Stewart Edward Saarropy
Isaac Johnson, Geo. Sttawbndge Penfy 5 Buckner.
PETER CoSREY, IL President Board Of Trustees,
Jo.sphW Stanton, John stond. Sen, NJ. NJ Cohen.
John j. Lewis John Calhoun, Plestou w. fafrar.
va. "a G9odEioh, Joshua Baldwin, William White,
John L. Saifarans YVaIrck Martin, John ID Bein.
a, u, Cr0ssman, MaFk Wal on. VIM. G. Toni kns
Cornelus Felowes, Joseph Iallande, John b Ieeia
EdW. ienner Coke,
GY This COmp1ny Is prepared entertain application
for Lite Insurance. and issue Policies all snun and heal
ny white persons snd NesF0e the Table OF Rates esh
shed by the Board which less than The rates charged By
the New York and London Offices and without their Tese.
tons a % residence in he South By the charter dyiderds
Of profits declared annually and the profits draw nieef
and can be made available to the extent Of tive
thirds O. 1helr amount where the panty has paid his pTem
john HAGAE, President Of the Company.
2 PRESTON w. FERRAR, Vice President
fHonsk laPs sR "a. y 1 Ssa Bssal Of
+ HARMoR p0ANE, Secretary Il L. GoOgp Attor5ev
RlcHARD BIN. NJ D., No, 27l Magazine street Medical
EXAMINER Office hours, for blacks tx os1S L. NJ; do tof
whites to p NJ. at his residence He viii examine White
applicants at TIE Office Ofthe company daily from l2 II
O'Clock He will nns at MS dyeiinv
without permit whlah can be had application The
oihee OF uhe company - II. y. hEARrr, Agent.
California Permits issued to Life Insu,apce member
ct Me- York and London rat s. PrOgpectus 81 rates
aud all 10 toIm alton as 10 Lifts Insurance and ef ne.
Ssssaiy % elect Insurance can be had al tt Of the
Company.
In Order,o eaComnodate all casseI Of our Citizens young
men and MECHANICS having families denendent upon them
ne COMPANY will allow all persons nsuTns for h6, where
me premium amounts % over CSC annam. to
halt Ia cash and halfn sasfac endorsed
months beaung interest at per cent. per snnum.
N D. The buSiness Of this company confined 10 LIFE
River or Murine Risks are taken
- tlinoe honTa. A. ~ 10 bP H. is1tiaf-, J
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PRACTICAL WATOHMAKER.
81 CANAL STREET T, Third Door from Cam sfyesf
VIE subscriber has Just Fessived an additional snpnV al
a WAFCHEaes JEkvELRH and FANCY ~
- GOODS cohsistiug Of very 6npa- va
nor tfOld and Silver Watches. with 81
:, -, Hunting Cases, Of Nj. L Tobias 49,
AQ2ke aud other makeTB also ONION nuuex
Watches rich JewslTy, Of the latest sly comprising fine
Solq Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; Ladies Bmcelets
Necklaces Breast Pins. Gold Pencils Cases. Finger Ring
etc, Al7o great variety Of FANCY GOODS. selected By
himself in the Northern markets. from the latest Euopeab
CONFUSING Of Work Boxes Dressing Gases, ns
lens hstlcuea SclssoIsi dne assortment Of SILVER
W AXE, pure as coin and other fancy articles.
Au the above articles will be sold the moderate
talsl ial6 ON
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wAToHHs, JHwE1RY AND FANCY aooDs.

FTN3E subseiben have inst Feoasad an additional -
= supply OF very superior Gold and Silver WBtckes k
othef superior naksII; also, Fine London DapEszai
Watches rich JeHeg, Of the latest aVlas c0mpne F5ne
Gold Watch Chains, Keyg and Sesh IssdeS' Bfacest1
Necklaces, Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Ca1es Finger Rne5
&c. Also, great variety Of FANCY GOODS Saieeted ~
Of the firm in the Euolean markets consisting tVoT
Boxes, Blessing Gases tine Fans Retcues aud other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, Cast0m, Candlsscks. Double and Single Bauel
Guns Patqs Revolver Bowie NniVea. Military G0ods o
sc. fOT sale II moderate pIicas, By
iaM HYDE & G00DRICH. Is Cbsrrs.r
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DENTISTRY. &c.

- - DENTAL NOTICE.
hRS. PEARSON and AGF1fTX isfo,,,, tb.;,
~ that they can be c0Haulled daily a. = % =.
laeif Once tfom y A. NJ to s. p. n. DR. u. y
faam0na many Improvements in DFN.s4 49,
TAI SURGERY, are too well known and LILY -YY'Y
appreciated 70 require enumeTatnc His BIock ee5E T.
particularly worthy the aenian Of those reuurhe ags
ahe prices aie graded 70 snit The Circumstance 81
Canal street. - AS vi. N
1880 DENTAL NOTICE.
II +. SMITH. DENTIST, bees Leave 70 as-uYe III.
-. friends and hetpubhc thai helha
not ieit and does not intend TO leave, the
dtg lie may Elll be ceBsulted at his 6tdl4 y
Office, at the Conner Of LQTdVstte Square LII ~
and -. eAGfLes street mh24 II
pR. MEN SING, Dental Surgeon
III AtllI returned 70 the cry Of New Orleans from his
- tour IN the North and East, IL prepared Gus
@ PeIloLm allQperationn appeftainine 70 the
TEETH and has become acquainted with VI 49, =
~ 2elt MODE o. Operating approved By the -ALL1J
college OF Dental SnIgsont Of BALTIMORE. Nd Hia price
of operations are IN proportions to suitths times. a16 Il
ToCYH-ACHB CURED
IN LE5S THAN ONE MINUTE. By Dr. hIFfgSTTC1E
dlf--aGHE ELLAIR. Or no charge sE~ Ofice
CARONDELEF STREET. Cd door below GiT0d st.
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IL t2dHlER Street. tets1ssA 81 far,gsa 49, 49,.
g lssets-o 1c door lrell tds c6sIley q - =.
ma Rs WILSON. (iats of a uisnyias 49, &
IA lully informs lier friends aad the % fle -
lHa s ne eoni3Hues n iha shove eligible laeal ,
w neI dnfnF fs last year She he5 hrd "a
3. syak tho1ughy refed and prepared foT ~ -
9aAol q gelIen exclusively Grateful faF nraf rafrar
q per patrons g merit and rseeVe
Ne 59,9s tsI terms viii be- IS helstafoFe M0DNRSr
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TO OALlEQRNIANS!
SMITH & BROTHER, No. 50 COMMON sTRKKT
GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

NteItJ UcIUFeu NItutT N9OUDfEAAs TATNNTs.
~ s. & B. have for sale and are constantly receiving
almost every article necessary lol tie comfort and use the
lSaiIeRANT Among their assortment may be
t3und AK BEDS, Air Pillows, India Rubber Cloth Riding
laps Sou western Coaks Goals Pouches Cothns Bags
pauiins. - AIso -
N I.EJgI'Ss P.8CK SADDLES CALFORNA sGDnEM
ne Saddles and bde., Of eyer description Bi,ts Str.
'sp'' spun ta4 Rope, Moss hlanksts, etc. Sc, fEas
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HATs-HARDWARE, &c
q yAskS br9aa Block Far HATS.
~ case Broad Planters do,
DO ETab Pao Alto Lsghom DO. -
do. Dunstahe Straw dol
THREE CASES HARDVARE-c ontshine-
tls Draw. Knives Chisels Plane Irona AuEum, ETC.
% doz, neIiI covered Wood BUCKETS. sis each.
EousbT sss 5 NV &SpRa&s g. cda Z ;1is
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LETTER FROM FATHER MATHEw.-I'he follow
ing letter has been transmitted to the Common
Council Of New York by the Mayor Il will be
read with interest
20 his Honor The Mayor Qfgeo York-Aly Dear Sir;
Before entering npon tho discharge OF the important dutie.
me 70 return 70 sir the municipal authorizes and to
te citizens Of New York. ny most grateful aHd heaIet
lneaud which wopd have Oppressed me IN ts iuensity
wee4 not conscious that paid ha great and sacred
courtesy and polite attention Of Alderman Haws and The
9her homo Cd merbefs Of the mee. aEd The NAM dis,
interested proofs OF sympathy. kindness and affection which
have received from he czens made 40 imDfezop that
glimpse OF American land every incident has awakened
renewed pleasure and degh-I have gazed with rapture
beautiful soesery Of your mob bav nnSsisd IN is
time capa5 a and designed By uTe as he great enire
have your majestic rivers dotted win TebIv eiebted
Yesls bearing the teemHg produce Of your uxufan soi
winged messengers Of peace and plenty yRtnut aocfng
with them the magnanmoHs bounty Of brave people 70
have visited your busy warehouses your fIonee streets
,igl % ne, ano nave bsen fofeiby struck
posperiy which shadow forth the hRh Commercial destiny
~ the comfort gHd abundan e enjoyed ~ a in the total
absence o. eqgd poverty, and in the liberal remuneration
frast atikingB with scenes ilai have often narrowed nv
sou ~ ma Door Old county which tFodden down and Op
tons have visited You g9dike insturio5s Hpheld win
manincsnee worthy Of yoqf mighty republic, in which
deemer, making The blind 70 see the dumb to speak, /
nave nlinnleI Inspected tber internal arangemenis and
Nssse; WIN Intense satldacton, the phanhIopis sys
em and the absence OF all exclusion on which those
ss'ums sacred TO humanity, aie based and conducted /
efyenty pay = lie who holds in bis hsnds the desii
his q nsei may make youu worthy Of the favofs He
less vigilance thai you mas guard aud espd tSbe end AZ
t95 the great charge he has Committed to your keeping
impaning to The hopuatss Of YOU city and tTssti6g
ne a. rs h9nofed guest lam Nj MayoI with sentiments
q ie1,pee {S g devoted and grateful friend,
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DAGUERRE0TYPR.


81 w9nd setpecfay return tans for the Iils4n paffos
&c illeeq On hu since he 6rf had the boIlor II
~ aelAg we DAGD1RhEOTYRE alo New lyissss
- ee9 eung which time he hes takon 11ofa nsTtrst
svt;e3 NJ ps5lqn ~ tha world Big apecimeHs We1t
~ ne aii "a cgmpeou With olhefs takes 81
F ega...oi 5ltAl Neptt OK md na awarded ths
w LaeAe akaH ~ himlaa. J. M alsaIcsts pabe thai M
1eeet4 VII coltHue % % Hiaf 4heF ai4ays ave ta
s RssE hh long eHpendnea and canatant pfaiice g1e
eleitl 70 pe1ds lCsiTpna of insffutfian II Re
pcsnHtt Aft Genulne NoRtartef Canaan % rer earf
peepe .a9n any - the c 4 other arfieas DE aau
- y ~ Per 0oz8tf Sc9ylls No. cor e.
VI At MADE ~ the United Staiag Gases a 81 and
~ W EeWkcfk CamaFaS 81 el9 - -
gfdefl'tf5n The eouHtEF nforau tlv attended
y kntEance No. CAHF alfsss.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

M d. 6EI Err. No. zoe Car street. Watch. -
Vi maker aud dealer in IEWELRY. GOIDtHeN
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES. and WATCHES. N-fEs
AlI JeNgey arlfolea Iepaed q modeIaiepIcas. mIsl
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FNHE Patronage that has been extended "a s 50 vprv M
u rally the last seven yeaN, while on Com
mon street. has induced Us the Inst sumn1erfs = =
to erect large building expressly for manu-.
taetuging and repairing CARRIAGES. 40. p.
We have now one OF the largest Sheps Ia the S0nthefn
Country, and prepared. with good Northern wormab
and the best q matera % build any style Of Carnage d
3fqei and guaranty them two wears e used in The county.
w are asQ elef Prepared than befoie. for REPAIR.
ING SAAkl AGES and can restore them almost e their
original beauty and durability ethouea apparently worn
out and gseess We viii pay leighto1 Caaee sent IS 10
IspaE w WI also keep on band a. ssoftment 81 N W
AMI SECOND HAND CARRIAGE 4 hich viii S. -
low. Old Carriages taken in trade l 81 ,y ones We n
vie me attention o. those wanting NstF CARRIAGES
q teif Old ones repaired, 10 call at Mandatory
Repository and judge for themssves a he C0gnsr 81
t9Rakfhtt gaa CT II o.FDEEET Stfssts next door 70
the Once Of ths COmmeica Water WORKS. rear Of ne 81
Charles Hotel ,NIsg Orlaans
nvs sm dlW NArrHRVs & nENMAR
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FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THE LAKE,
ND who are in want of STORES, will find It TO their
n advantage % call the subscriber he prepared 10
put up FAMILY STORES Of the best quality, Al short
notice, and delivered free of charge. ~
jsl6 CHAs. sroUGHToN. 81 Camp st.
NOTICE. 81 4 =
fVNE undersigned, having been elected Syndo TO settle
u mp the affairs Of the late firm of @. r. SESSIONS &
CO. hereby gives notice to all persons indebted TO said firm
to make immedsie payment he undersigned will call
upon all those indebted $50 far he ud hem) andpm-
sent their bits and all that not settled will be placed in
the hands Of an attorney for collection,
lie also oilers for salt the establishment Of the EVENING
MERCURY. The Office is complete ia every particular,
together with first rate Double Cylinder Napier Press
guaranteed 70 be equal any in s city The Press will be
sold separateF, if desired.
d&p7W tt r. SESSIONS. syndie.
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! 9. WEBER. Boot and shos DoaloT

keepe constantly hand every thing ia hisneneinif.
greet variety q LA1iEs' AID BooTs 1sb
1H9AH-4nd VII eel az the lowest Cas- hgcl nhnr- al
pnhle panoRagsil respectfully ialioiias. ~ a
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A FAITHLEss RAB8I.-A jew, named Simon g
Noat, Rabbi, from Jerusalem, was arrested on
the llth, at New York, on charge of obtaining
under fraudulent pretences, twenty-five casks of
claret, valued at $500. 1t seems that the wine had
come from Jerusalem, via Smyrna, to be disposed
Of for the benefit of the poor Israelites here, and
that the accused retained portion of the proceeds
OF the sale Of the wine for haasryices The matter
Is 70 be Investigated.
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n OL "A rs 8 CO.,

Soda and Mineral water Manufacturers.
~ RESPECTFULLY inform the public aud their former
sc customer that they have remoDedto l29 GR4YLER
feet cofher ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they prepared
hioIders Tor MlhERAL WAITE for thesuppy Of Steam.
Dos hotels bars and Private Families, for EXPECTATION.
4 ~ SODA WATER and MEAL, furnished in
Anparatus ms ~,
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HOTELS. &c.


,t,ure ! ,,saA ST LOUIS HOTEL
~ 14tal lfieEt haviag been ferad sqf rn,sly
ntlhed VI Be opened On The 20Ii 1i NI1V f5-fh, -
1eeepoa e. Aisiefs aud Families wishing 10 arell f "a
.s.lllft ~ 2 Pleasant W Altering Place The undel-l
4ehea hage Raigsase this properly oT peaanenf -
~ WI weep i1e ouee epe1 Simmer ana Winter
easa 1lete ards and $500 -51 -
peiat nor ense Wi Be- spaced 80 rens4 III ri7e Al 49,,
e.-e-4at ena agreeable. tmy3eml G. LEWIS & ~
1890 SHADY GROVE. BIroytI
NJ npesfilef has nogt and 1sl lo fias orrti
re pppiie that pleasant rsfeal The SHADY -
=. siflaied on the Bay of Biloxi The Rn9ni.
are aiFg and azIeesb grounds - $3.50
eea D Afforded lor Families wshin b ercbases IN
epnAhs af 81 te city for atr oeliare 1rf ~ os
galeI bathing Ihe Table lbfnilbai WITH aI ihs 9Sssl
tqqlnEs Q pe procured u Tx ey lssanf Tnailsl y
almost da b. epmmudicaiion with thaf eife tst-A
bpald and Lodg iug--pcf dag ..-...s...ss... a *
q, Rel y eea,,-.r.s ........ . 90
is@lm J0aN % Sff
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lllLI-ILON I'D TALHWL EUWINHIlE
-. DlYg lIs.dTORY MILLS
M ANutAgEUREDb BY ", r CqLEdkN GiTOd alIeet,
Iva one door Below BaIOnne, New Orleans. These Mills
Se IN suoees9iu operation in the following States, viz
Oh0 New York. PenhEylyani, Virginia. Kentucky Indi
sna tlln0is, Michigan Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri Al.
S4nsas LenPessee Aabama Mississippi Iouisiana Texas,
lsSe9 and On account of their p0rtqitp are the very
lng iqT California. number Of them have been puf.
ohassd recently for those . DiEsins.H
IL Warranted 10 perform 70 the satisfaction of the puF.
chaser. or money feiuudsi fmhi1I w III 81
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t;zsR
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NEW HOHk.-via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERA Ala, and caAHLEsToM, s. 8.
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.

Vie undersigned constructing elegant PORTA-
BILE FRAME HOUSES, suitable for Calilor.-
MIA. Any number OF Portable Houses Of aueh nj. ~
mansions may be required can be furnished al The M
shortest notice TeasonRb bic terms.
few Houses of IS BY "a feet now on hand 10 which
he attention OF California emgants and persons desirous
OF erecting Houses or the Lake shore. is called.
Orders from California vii be promptly attended "a
when accompanied by cash o. aoty guafaniee
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CrOCkery, China and Glassware.
P. r. FELL & Co-s4 Common St, New Orleans,
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail.
w Lamps Plated and britannia Caston, Can 81
dlesticks Table Cutlery Japanned Walters, etc, ~
60 Goods win be offered al low prices. and when -
or the County. packed in the safest manner mh22 i'm
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Between the first and second heats Of the above
race, the irotting mare Lady Sutton was put up at
auction and sold. she was purchased by Mr.. Car
Ian, for $500, and will be put on the track as soon
an opportunity offers.
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THROUGH h s asssn g s9s sslS D.ysss rays
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LETTER FROM FATHER MATHEw.-The follow.
ing letter has been transmitted to the Common
Council Of New York by the Mayor. It will be
read with interest
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SUMMER MATERINcs II.Aa,E.-

~ For terms Of Board sfo- inquire at Tie Pianisu
H0tel. o. 1.-THE Hotel in Canolhon. Capt A. AnaALL
ans u GYfAs. EuhNnFwn
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-25

Commencing Friday, Sept i, ls4S,
PASSENGER TRAINS will ruu daily, Sundays except
Cd as follows
Boston, "a. NJ, sA. NJ, and I'm.
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. M and 30 t. NJ.
Albany, 4 A. NJ, and Fl p M.
Springfield, ct AM. AMI 1t NJ. fer Albany.
Springfield, St A. M It and 24 p M Tor on the arrival
OF the train from New York; for Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Springfield.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am and Wor
cester 81 AM will stop Way Stations, unless to
take passengers Springfield beyond Passengers pro-
seed directly by way Of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by 5 P. M.
Returning. leaves New York at A. NJ and arrives al
Worcester at 4 r. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston A. M, Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
at Albany al St P.M-or leave Boston at M, Worcester
st PM, lodge in Springfield; leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at Il P. NJ.
The trains for Trey leave on the arrival OF the trains
at Greenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany attn A. NJ & PM
The trains ofthe Pittsfeld and North Adams Rail Road
connect Pittsfeld.
The Housatonc Rail Road connects at the State limo
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Brae>
boro, Windsor Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhill &C.
Stages run from Charlton to Southbridge from West
Brookeld to Ware Enfield New BEliatree and Hardwick
from Palmer to Three RiSels, Belchertown, Amherst
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad
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Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. 25.

Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. 25
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at n, 81, 1925 a. NJ, 81 p. M.
Passengers will leave MiNbury at II A. M. and ST PM
Passengers will leave Milford II M. and 3.45 M.
Leave BOSTON al r 8 An, II M. "a, A e. S, p. NJ.
The A. NJ train will stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations for Ne,U York.
The 6 A. train WiH land east of Framnghem.
The Pm. train will stop birmingham except
to take up WesfeTn Railroad passengers Brighton on
Thursday.
The P. train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich to run as heretofore, without stops, except
Erdminghan.
Passengers for Mibury, for Hoiison and Milford will
take the AM. and traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM and 81 NJ trains
n. B. The A. M. and trains take passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
BrOokiine Special Trains.
Leave Brooklne at Il, and lOA AM q II ST. & 81
Leave Boston al 81 l0A M and l24, 1T At, 81, lO4 pm
NeUton Special Trsins
Leave Lower Falls at and AM 81 AZ and FL Pm Ex-
cept that on Wednesdays, The last train will leave 10
o'clock instead OF ct pm.
Leave Boston at II A. I2k 81, AMI 81 Except
that on Wednesdays the last train will leave eleven
O'Clock instead OF 81 Pm.
SGrenuMe Special Trans.
Leave saxcuyile at II Am. and pm.
Leave Boston ut AM. and ST Pm.
Boston, Dec IS, ls48. If WIN. PARKER, Supt