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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
Jas. bANNllf.AD.
To MessTs II. X Cralle, and others, Committee.

lor To be tentlemen,
With the highest respect.
Your most obedleui servant,

Messrs. r X. Cralle n A. Wilson, &c, Committee
Of the citizens OF Lynchburg.
WARMINsrER, Jan. l4th. 1850.
Gentlemen II have received your favour Of the 10Th
ult, and. whilst tender You my best acknowledge
for the honor conferred by your polite invitation to the
Rail road celebration at l.ynchburg the 10Th inst.
have TO request you to accept my apology for my
ground that my present udlsposon is such to forbid
me TO encounter the necessary journey at this nclement
season of the year. Wishing yourselves. gentlemen.
and to the citizens of Lynchburg. and all others parci
palug with YOU most happy celebration. and that the
great work which you are about to commence NAY DO
productive Of all the advantages which you anticipate,
well 10 your town, as TO the State at large,
have the honor 10 remain.
With the highest consideration
Your very obliged fellow citizen.
AHd very humble servalt
JOSEPH {. CABELL..
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Tor. X. Cralle ard others. Committee
Orsrrr RioH Fnrp. s ? Il Il Co.
R1rnnnNn Jan Yin. 80

Geutlemcn-lt Is with nnlegned regret thai nm com
pe.d T. ab.en myself from the joyous gathering which,
at yuur bidding, Will doubtless convene IN IynchDue
On the occasion which refer IN your letter OF INVITA-
latian 10 me- under date of 18Th inst. In heart and
IN snitt shall however. be with you, LOT The "oTh
which You are about TO bring INTO existence Is "'e
mare than any other in the State. aye, in the Union
calculated To stimulate the hopes and sympaihes oi The
friends ii nteroal Improvement. sntjoin sentiment
md snh srfIhe LII Naelf
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With sentiments Of highest esteem,
Ne remain your obelieui servants.
SAM'1. !. Ct NNlNGlIAM.
President Of lhr Board.
On behalf ofihe Board Of Directors Of the +. r. and J.
Rail Road
NASHVILLE, January 9Th. 1850.

NASHVILLE, 1anuarv 9Th, 1850,
Gentlemen Your esteemed favor oi the 10Th ull.,
dolly hand, lnvng IN behalf of The citizens
of Iyuehbug To be present al The ceremonies o the com
ol the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail Road, on
the 10Th inst. feel grateful for this distinguished
ken OF regard and nothing would give more pIeas-
han 10 meet with the people o Virginia, Tor the hist
time. on an occasion sp full ul interest.
But the distance, the Of the year, and The rant
of a railroad communication. will prevent my aiiea
dance. must be allowed however lo express the deep
sucltudc feel for the of The great enterprise
whose commencement you about to celebrate. 1t Is
the beginning Of great things 10 yeur lime-honoed STATE,
and is destined In my opinion, 10 exeft an influence up
her fortunes. moral, social aud commercial greater
than any enterprise Of the last halt century The
proposed work hailed by the people of fonnessee,as the
hathIngor Of new era 10 them And undly uust, that
as your cars approach our Eastern bardcs, they viii
find but the hall Of an opeu track 10 the great father
Of waters.
Every stroke Of your spades will vibrae through the
whole lergth Of uur State. We rejoice with you IN
the commrncement and your shouts. the compile
lion, viii fad hearty echo all along to the shores Of the
Mississippi
" h my best wishes flr You and those You represent
and for the great work 10 which you devoted, have
the honor TO be
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RICHMOND. Jan. l3. 1881

RICHMOND, Jan. Is, 1850
Gentemen-You letter. inviting me To participate in
the festival, connected with the first movements Tor the
practical construction of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
Road has been received and have postponed reply to
to the latest period in the hope that my duties here would
permit me to comply with the invitation is with ex.
IRENE regret, find myself unable meet with you on
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Your obediont servant
NEAL :. BROWN.
To K. X. Cnlle and others, Committee.

BosroN g. Jan. 1850,
Gentlcmen-l regret that my business will not allow
me To aecep your kind nylralinn, under date OF Dee
10, Ia be present AT lhe breaking ground for the Nug
MIA and Tennessee Rad Road Virginia full Of ayr
cultural and mineral resources, aud valuable water prv
ileges, and will find immense advantages in unfolding
her resources. by Rail Roads. The work in which yon
are engaged. easily be connected with St Louis
aud move onward to San Francisco. the Rail Road
pop sed by the Boston plan, of which | send you the
project by this mail. trust this plan will meet with
Your hearty concurrence. Meanwhile allow me TO pre-
sent to You my warm wishes, for the speedy completion
and prosperity Of your noble enterprise
Yours respectfully.
ID 4 Ii
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New York. Jan. II. 8 p. M.

New York. JAN II, P. M.
SAILING Of The Cherokee.-The mail steamer Chero-
e sailed at four o'clock This afternoon for Chagres;
with large mails for the Pacific and 2i1 passengers, all
Tor Calforna.-B.
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Yours INST respectfully.
TN RDbI\NDN

To Nessrs r. K Cralle, aud Others. Committee.
The Nirgiui and Tennessee Rail Road once begun
and no power shorl Of the Pacific Ocean will be able 10
say. $50 lar shalt thou 90, bnt no further"
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HE gTeaTesI excitement pfeva0d befoTe The vote was
announced. AT one time Mr.. Tufts elected BY the
votes Of three Democrats from Indiana, Mr. Wilmot Of
Pa. and Mr.. Wood of Ohio Subsequently Mr. Stewart
of Md. was elected by Messrs Stephens of Ga Hiard
of Alabama, Morton Of Va, and Cabtll of Florida,
changing her votes from Tufts Finally no one was
eeced and after numerous changes from side TO the
other the vote was announced above Mr.. Wood of
Ohio, when he changed from Tufts to Wright of N. J,
remarked that 1t the last time that he shonld
voe for Wing.
Nr. Sehenck and stated that he was authorized TO
say that the changes from Tufts to Stewart in
consequence ofchagcs in circulation he was authorized
to say that those charges were false.
The Chair ruled al! remarks at that time out of order
Mr. p. King SAID it proper that if there was any
thing in reference either of the candidates touching
their character, it should be stated
After the vute was announced the House, Al o'clock
adj urned.
The charge against Mr.. Tufts was, understand.
that he is an Abolitionist
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Respectfully, yours. &c.. .,.
N. I. MAURY,

To Messrs r. X CraIle. u \. Wilson, j.. Edwin
{ Matthews. Jahn VI oiey. + l.. Delne, Jr. John
NJ Wsroieh. c. H. Lyaea, Conmltiee If la'i@'ion'
Iynchburg, Va.
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RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1850
Gentlemen Il had the honor some time ago to re-
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IlF % uIFTII TT VIII,
JND. NJ. PATTON.

The following toasts were mislaid, and there
fore not inserted in the proper place:
BY W p Tunstal-The lniefnal Improvement
Party Of Vifginia-Ihe second Nehemiah. who is to
build her les and her former glory and renown
By {. f. NJ Garnpti.-biginia
"Iltavens blessings inend her;"
"Ahe we live we will cherish. love aud defend her"
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LEGAL NOTICES.

.fEEnh oouR1Is %. MATER q II. .Pet,.too Of he
Nv. q d., -i-aar pey .ou,h.y
Of Broadway and G-sr~h Thrf Ward q
nsa, ABOVE sut'et mater appotsd b rui4 Of
prens Of the ofssw isy osF
tsr 9 vs nocs pursuant T. th requirement. Of 80 Act Il
BE - stature Of he Ppeof the ss,s u Ve~ nii A.
amend At esttei A. reduce ,v relating
particularly 70 he C Of New fort INTO en- r. pas~5 Apr
Isis paced April Ft l9 that ur a'ract ~ e Ktn'ie md
Hg The Of the lots t- nuL- Of such
hs as they apPearon he Haps Of us co-f n-.asr = ~
or benrf, sas s.o an IL s4sv es,-,a- ta -r iole.
,,ys sse- .si n , Se, o's Or ctl
sud County Of Nev Yort fsf hs nspeon n WON t
concern there or a. ssst fry ay'h-,fs y
make e'r report 70 lie sai -aff-n' COMBAT VIZ '
AZ .- .J further give no-r- Psr.asr 20 q.
TIE At entitled A. A. u ,f.l - ,i- C. ~
AZ County Of fort. and for other rpiP"- -, =,
1870 passed " ISL, 70 ~ lands Affected
THEREBY they have competed he E,' - nd rso
nay opo.,i 70 80 am IRE I i'. II ,ss " BE- "a Con-
be hoes No ~ o.. 9,s ~ ib. s aa8 t III.
Yob nm ry az ir.a Is l1 ". y f Ia j. 70 AZ
. o- parcel. ofiand The Third Wari ofths CIV
Ne" Yorl s1g,is ssa Ssns % s ne y & n .s 2 b.
.ssy he or ofwe street and '''o al ho 'ot' '-r- or
bstveen tie aorh-r5 ode OF Cott a~et al t- 'o1t-
Broadway; and al'o ai those ois fre. or p'f.r 81
al BE- ~ ~ essietg and .e..-Tb .i.si 81 a.
hne or ths0-i-am @ known - 80
l'o o4' ~ ; t' ~ tl .. "a i IN ,e 80 X
street fsrt Ey Il feet nns in --
norti-I IRON norhery sd@oi corhn street a1i
nch southrfs iff r -o4tu-fy
H.. Of p t0-cfter with a DE- ht' ol fse E-
ery Of street between point distant sixty hf~fe-t
tie nprefJ si- # Colrtiln q street
feet inches s1lt-fy from i7
souiher Of Fulton street; and also at those De- or pr
land and beng Tue easter side o Wet street -
ncrey side Of Corauii eet and e soltei5 SIDE
ofFuon creeping flefersn sts known N9s ms, 67
l5s. ~, and 80 West
And o All the lots parcels Of land ths uorh@r ani
.outer street between Broadway and Pearl stIeet
parcels Of land fe -as~fy i- Of
10 Broadway No lf Broadway, nusV-i
tnd alec pieces parcels Of ad the elef t eesi-J
No Nassau street 20 No Nassau
al e o's. pae o land on 10
sasiery Of Dutch Nos 3 . 10
and street all the 7t parcels ~ land On
The westerly Of William street from 80 W. William street 20
III Nam street inclusive; together with the lots Tie est
.ry ie II william street from No l0i William street 20 No q
William street inc 1sye, alsO ali tie pieces parcels %
hand on both Gold from 80 n Col street. g. No 33
Gold street inclusive. excepting 40. % Gold street
Aud ao ali the lots pieces parcels Of land on ne a9rhsry ao
souery Of Buing slip, between tie sastsfb e Of Pearl
street and the westerly EIDE Of trout street
And the sad Comm further give notice that 'her report
matter presented pr-r- Court II
S~w SPECIAL Term Of tue saa Court % be bed
Hall OF Sss York Doe let Monday OF Sep
tter beng the % day Of September 1881 At 10 O'Clock n
- forenoon ~ that thereafter a. counsel can - heard
Dated New Yoh, June ~, 1870. -
JOHN STEWART, Commissioner
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go rxgz,.ss,,Es q sE YORK AND NEW-HA-
LA "a $3.50 RAILaOAD-OL add snee

kf&S &C <Sssses%s VEN RAILROAD.-On snd shsG
rains will iesvs lhe Canals Station. near R'osdwy-
Pssxergcrs also received n the New YOrk and Hrls0
RAILROAD Office rWen.yssyenIh-s,
l. AccOmnOdatlou Train e. u An lOf New sS)choils.
Eamnrouect RYE, Port Chestei 0rsenSicL, stanford,
pansn NorysA Westpori Southport Fairfield, Bridge
port STAFFORD Milford ard Newbsveu Passenger fron
he " Stat ms Tor Albany, AUD TIE btAOns o. ne 1000
glonic and Nslgguck Railroads vii axe MS ffaln ana
stop Bridgeport Pafssngors rom Wsyshiio1s 'o noS
ION Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Coo
aecncut River Railroads will This Train an oir Cx.
press Train al Hev-Haveu.
Express Trnia a O'Clock n for Stamford, BridSs
New. Haven Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut evW
RAILROAD Worcester Providence and Boston.
3 Accommodation Train Al g AN for Nsw hston, an
nIsrmedsIs stations Hampden, Cheshire sou,hnTsss.
slanyie FArun gt0n Avon, Tari1yls, and Co1nsvfhe.
alddlelOwn, Hartford sna Springfield.
Express Tran al I'm iof stamford noswsns
ardgeport ans HOusatonie and Nans suck Railroads.
dew. Haven and stations the Cana Asirosd Hartford,
springfield Worcester and Boston.
5 Accommodation Train 81 Pm. Tor Hov-baven ~
all the IntsrmediaIe Stations.
CommataroB Train al $50 FA. fof Bridgeport -
TaAIns 70 aLw.Yokk-
T. COnmalarOn FRAN al 68 An from sndgopat
sopping 81 al tho Intermediate SlsnJns
q Accommodation Train 81 olo AM non He~-hsvat
stcnpng al al Intermediate Stations recofyDz fsssongsu
nom NGugsmcs Railroad al Bridgeport
O. Accommodation Train a. go AN rom sew.hs.ees
,toouug al al the intermediate SlaiOns fecsying 20
gsrs hon the Hartford ard Nsvsven Canal ssiiroeds
and NangarHek Railroad
4 Express Train al Il6fk In connection win No
rfpTss, Train from Boslou) from Hsw-Hsysn ssopptag
al ardxeoor and Stanford receiving PssscnRers ro0 n
Housstonic Railroad al Bridgeport
Accommodation Train al $50 fh. tfoccivtne rseseD'
cars nom he Accommodation Tram from boston,l 6oo
New HAyon Stopping Al all tie lntefmsdisis stations
Express Trsp Al a. 10 M Tor IN conDoenoo win -.
ana STANFORD arriving Ia kev-YOfhn llS NJ I've.
az Train from Fh5helS sonnecis villa sa,s frss "
Pss.sS ger. are requested procure ueae sor: .ahsG
eau tn he Cas- sSs1i sAsDh sopt
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IT FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT q
Srs<ssss--7x FALL alNER--By the ,Dls1eid an1

Ixer1s - fALL hlNkR--bv the spieuaid aoH
superior steamers BAY STATE and EM-
PRE- STATE, Of greG strength AID speed parueu aly
aasped the Navigation q Lcug Island Sound running
70 crreco- ~th he fs River aid Cd Colony RAilrosa
A 'serce ~ - n.iles O. BoSlon Only
Leave pier NJ ) North River, near ne Batery
CHE steamer SAY STATE, Capt Wa Brown 90 YuaS
isys Fhursdsys and Saturdays al r. n.
fbe steamer Empire STATE. Capt SEM knytoos
on hondsys Wednesdayf ard Fridays ais n
THIS Line Is the only one that runs direct for Newport
These are ftsc with commodiOus Stseroomss
and every arrangement for The security and comfort a
passengers who afforded by this route ughfs roa
board, and arrival NJ Fall River proceed rai
road reaching Boston early the following morning. or
remain board getting gheir breakfast wished fos
al ne sarting Of the Accommodation train 81 81 A. NJ
vnich reaches Boston ii about 81 A. N.
baggage master u attached 70 each slsaner, who r.
eelyes ara tickets The baggage, and accompanies he
ssne 10 tts destination
The rates for passage srd The price OF rooms The
same as by other tnes
4 steamer N connection with his Inc 70 aoA
rom Providence, daily except Sundays
Freight Boston IL taken al tho ths
other regular hEes ard forwarded with greater srpod
ION by an Express reighl usn which leaves ~. Rive
svery morning Sunday eIcepted) O'Clock fof 8oslon
and New Bedford, arriving 81 "a destination q sbout
II An
For treieh apply on board, or al the once 90 r,e.
NorIh Rv,f FOR state berthe apply board,
On 70 desired them ahead. sppicS ou may b
racet 10 rIsDALE L BORDEN, Agenuh
ielny 10 and n Weot e.
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srn RnGU hnssnI 1 tah i LINZ az

u 4 EFN bOoAON ANO We
via SioniBgtOn and PrOvlc ence Inland
route without ferry, change Of cars or bagssgei-Tbe
cleaners c VANDERBILT, Captain Joel stone, and
COhmODORE :Capi William II. Frszee, Ia connection
WIKI the and Providence aud Boston and Provt
derce Raj roads leaving Newfoh daily. Sundays ex-
cepIed from Pier North RIVER first wharf above Ssssy
Place, a, O'Clock N and oninston al o'c'och Y.
upon the srrivsl Of The Mail Train from Boston Thoss
steamers bu expressly ~ the route and are IN ev-
err respect psrtic ay adapted the cation OF Long
Island sIund TIE contradictions Tor passengers are
commodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers capsule and on.
perenctd The route being the shortest and direct
between Boston and New YOs psssengers ensbled 10
arrive IN ample tine for ID morning nss Of sesmbosis
AID railroads unnug various points from thos5 cies
The VANDERBILT will leave New. York on Tuesday,
Thurfdsy and Saturday. Leave St2ninstop on Mo9day.
Wednescsv and Friday The COMMODORE Will leave
New Yorb Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Leave stou-
lneton Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, B-Pssseu-
GERS the arrival Of the steamers al Sonngton procced
INN ediatey In the splendid railroad TO Provdenoe
and Boston baggage master accompanies esch usin 70
and ffom Boston For passage, berths, ssteraoms OF
freight app csilons may be made TO The Agents on Tho
wharf and al The office 10 Batary-plare. -
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-. c-,,, Observation-Disclosures TOT Onoo
Mr.. wines Child Alive.


.nhray hs. inst cot ia from New Mexico
III hrings information very late Rnd lnte'esHIs
80 thar region. State Governments 10 no uouy,
elx oysanjzed ere this and the next arriva| Ia All
"-obsbilty. will be that Of Senators aud Congress
rnsn from that self made state, on then way 70
washington to claim part 10 tne -.
,ha ,fTsi,s of the United states Ihey WI m e'
;,h .,ong oopositioo bat We are not at all do1ot
49, 49,, Intimate admission. w q I've IN day
II "a =, ,Lings Don the whole, We don't think
we are likely 10 be worsied Z haa as wen %
laoi,lsted for by az entire congress OF Ne" mex
cans as by the worthless and iaaaAcai SCI o,
~ ave now in w arlington, defeating aud
III die work Of the few patriots who are
there. nm .,,. r. IL "a
s.n,s NJ on the 1th aud arrive ~ Independence
In the night Of the 81 OF July His party c)niisted
of As men, 10 wagons and 200 mules de saw IN
dams on the plan in great numbers. The Osages
made q bold attempt % run OH bus mules, oat oaly
succeeded 10 getting ose horse. Nc Aubrey let the
train ct Cotton Wood and came from that place to
Ibdepeudence Ia too deys-distsnce zoo mues.
An election for state officers was y be held on
the 2Oih June OF course from this It IS CERTAIN
that the Convention had completed its WORK anl
formed Constitution tor the STATE Of Ne~ Me1l1";
Every Office seems Z b. contested IA an anln i'7u
manner by the neDphytes OF New Mexlcp. Henry
Connolly end Thomas Noca were candidates Tor
Govern0r Manuel Aware and Ceran 81 Nraln
lor Ii Governor; W IMAM > Mesbcuy hlu ulSn
n smith for Congress. The New Nexicans en-
,srsS ito the spirit OF the election with much Gu
.Sns;ssm. Tue Candidates for the 5 Senate ara
~; Y Weightman, Capt Reynolds OF the u.
SI w. H. Augney and Josb Ho1ghton:
bout 400 wagons were met on the plains for the
santa Fe and Cbiooshua trade. The Indians have
recently %,es committed many depredatons nea, the
.st,Jer1aDts of New Mexico. Among other items
nSnea, brought by Mr.. Aubrey is this one, that he
g,,Is grl Of Mrs White Is 20. killed, but is 10 tho
hands of the Apsobes. Rlnors OF this KIDD have
f-sonently before reached us, and though much
dSrht 4 It'll entertained by many we ho2e 1t may
prove true and the child be regained
Lieut. Mason was dro~ned in the Rio Grande
opposite sOcorO, New.Nexico on the a3d OF May
60 srd nefBcieDcy Of Col. Munroe. 1t IS thought
. more energetic man could aud would do much
more 70 protect the department OF New Mexico
AGAINST the Indians. He said TO be unsuited for
the place. .-.... 49,,
made with Col Calhoun.
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FROM THE BRITIsH PR0ylScEs.-Ihe ~, JohH
lNB) Morning NeSes says The returns OF the re
cent election are all in and the result is, that out
Of the Al members who constitute the whole House
"a Of the candidates returned are new members.
This ia said 10 be more radical change Ia the rep
resentation Of the Province than was ever kno Fn
10 take place before. The issues upon which THIS
change has been made are enumerated as follows
First reciprocal trade with the United states
second reduction ia the salaries OF public officers
third municipal corporations and fourth, an cleo
rve Legislative Council.
THE SmP.CANAL SURvEY.-The inca Gd-ene
of Nc nday says: "Our feow.citizen, Il. f. Cur
~, surveyor, eft this city Saturday afternoon for
NewYork, whence he will sail for San Juan 10.
day. to be engaged IN the survey Of the Ship Canal
between the Atlantic and Pacific, by the way Of
Lake Nicaragua He goes in company with Or
vile w. Cbilds, Esq. Of Syracuse, formerly Chief
Engineer OF the State
SUDDEN DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.-The Boston
7rareller says, Rev Edward L. Parker, Of Lon
donderry, N Fl dropped dead in the street Sabbath
Afternoon Mr.. Parker was among the elder and
most respected and useful ministers Of New Hamp-
shire.
~ An unucky culprit in Boston has ben sea-
fenced to twenty eight years imprisonment on
seven indictments for burglary - four years for
each He was recently serving out term Of two
years in State Prison, but Was pardoned out
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NEW GOODS.
SQUIRE i BROTHER

tOU IhL 3 bHUIHLh
81 FULToN ST. AND 1872 BowERY ,,.,..
a. LEAN MAKE 1T THE INTEREST ol 100
~ who wish the above goods by our sn1n so,s,ag
p, ip Europe ard The manufactures hsre, OF
shA$s goods from hrst hands 10 make ineh P1i'1-
s'-s1r ,lore-s7 Fulton o. or 1872 BOwery ,.,h.,.
cod Watches, by Cooper, Tobias, Bees ey ana 0
cod Patent Lever Watches, fan JsweAed
Gold Wa'ches low IS ~.
Cod Patent Lever Wsiches for aides ,.,.4ta.
COZ Chsins new article; the ChAteiAln, Ior iA1'
Silver Patent Levers, SIS -. ,,,,o,a
cold W eddin7 Rings made expressly foi tha' P''P0
God Lncteis IKE watches, open botn ndea
Silver Tea sets Folks, spoons Lao les &C so M. d.
Silver WSre is he pride q business ana - . ~,
t.ruired 10 keep the reputation Of seihng W "a 49,
equs 10 dollars and ths. 10 waTraLi-o asch
OIv prfyA1 goos, wrrran.-d "a repressntoo, 80 -
sr.ice he pTlee marked plain in hgures One gn-oi
cksh ony. IL
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TRAVELLING.
- NRW.YnRK a KRIR kAIA.

~ CasEszrzzz- NBW-fOHA ~ khi Ans
~ -<sssg ROAD -REW ROUTE TO BUftA
--A-LO AND THE wEST-sammey Ar
rsnRen er'.-Lesve New Ycrs Cor 6iagh.m.oe, slmrs
psees esiy, Sundays srcsptedl By steamboat sHOAAs
PoVfIL rou pier foot Of Duans-si 80 follows;
Bresktstanc supper o. boud ne oosI
EHFREss Tsus as 81 N sloppnE ory a. suf-rns,
Chester klddleto VI fon Jeryis MAJ 'ows1afg Deposit
Lsneiboro Binghsmiou Ovego We 'sry. &c oryvilel
Passengers for Rochester su5slo, &c lodge Al &c
nevA AMI nkins TIE Express Trsin fron Albany next
morning, sve Al Rochester and Buffalo a. the sans uns
ss peisngsrs via Albany with The advantage ola ngaE'
WAY AsD NAL rs.rs-Ats - AN stopping e. eli Ils
issoas-erg'ng - C9r1ns The same gen.ng q 20 10 oc1
Way TRAM a4 - Pm '5r OuSyile sna AL lnseTIDots
NisET ExrszsrrAfS. s.sl5FM s.o7p.uF Al risrrnoal
aIdeTnt Cleste Goshen Md slc~n Ousv1le PJrt Jer-
via and 81 he stations Wosi Of Pon Jarva P.as-ngen
take The Express Train IRON Albany, arriving Bufslo
evening Passenger FOR l'baea cAyngs Bridge ant
towns Oh Gauge Lake ske he esrs 81 In csyugs AZ
s1sguehAnIL Railroad az Oweso wheh leave nmedis.siy
Ee arrival o. tie Ehe trains Passeng-rs for Togs ard
Lyconng eornues Pa 'aks he cars u NE Coming ana
Bossburs Railroad Corning Stages save Nsrro~sburg,
Deposit Lanesboro, Blnghamlon, oweso Wsverly tFNs
'''''H'''' '----' TRAINS al IS 70 TO NEw.YoaK.
ExPREfs Train lesves Geneva Al 5 IS stopping a
GlnirA WSveriy. ,Fsctogvtlel Oweso, singnAn.oe'
Goshcu, Chester and sueras, arriving To Sov'fofA s1s
WAY AND MAIL fRAlS leaves Corning al 5 An. 500
ping al al The siaOus and arrives 10 NewYork a. y PA
NIsHT ExFREss rRAIS leaves Geneva At - z y sd
Por Ieryts and Mddeiowu Goshen, Chester slaerns
ard %, fremont arriving N Nes-Yors sts AN
WAY TRAIN lesscS Otsyti,e a, y AN Stopping Al Al
NE sIsiions, and arriving In NsN-York al II An
e Special Tram MONDAY morning leaves POI
yeIEIM 70 stopping Al al tho stations and arriving
In New Yort al 10 An
NEwsuEeH BRAssH leaves Nevburgh AIS IS An sod
~ AN ard = IN connecting witb the trains going
Wetl Leave Chester al IS A NJ and Pm aud . ~
or on arrival OF The lTasna from he West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane q A6 n
freight for Geneva Rochester sud Buffalo and ali plsca.
WeiL taken by Express elsh: trains and 10 ,or~srdad
through without delay.
mySa CHARLES aINoT. Superintendent