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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of warrenon IN CD Mse Academy wishes
forthwith teacher who II qualified 20 teach
English mathematics he mu
unmarried Of sober habits and good moral character
All applications must be made Immediately and BY eue post paid
o Principal.
Feb lg--dn
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VALUABLE Real Estate In the CITY OF Washington
for saeFhe proprietor, inendns 70 move 70 the West Win
month offers for three brick houses and lots on
gna and Seventh east within square o
Navy Yard Two OF the houses have number o. rooms
well calculated ft shops IN WIN
third house, SUBJECT 10 gound
rent low enclosed with
comfortable cottages em between me Cspho ana
Buyng Cor the cultivation oi vegespes
Tor the wssbineon o darie may oe pcerrea o'
The whole of occupied at presen1 prou
i've in good condition. be sold at reduced prices II
ties indspuiablo. III. Ee..a u :. ,.... :.
personally oce Pennsyvsnia avenue doos
'o''s ''''e'' "eai ''' i'o"''' X M. YOUNG,
An 5-codu Na Agent.
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General Agency ana Law once al washingto,l
ait ttA tt fs n DE sELDING wyLiE, ~ Ff ~ aoa

FftA ~ e etR DE SELDiNG WfLtE, TX f " ANhi Is
1'44' Sa.s ss hs sss.iss,s E sss.. "t. door "s y
rHAs DE sELDING ANDREW wyIlE, b., having formed
sss:,$ss ] | s
ss y sa 5 = o
,ssn s as III
Andrew wyiie h win attend 10 any law business with which
Duc Or ihe Supreme 6our q The United States
public and deed. y
S@f'sr y
tposs psd viii receive a,enton
Sept s-diy i5 co tbax3t2sls IlsaiG9 a Ige# H8INJ
THE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
sssss ess.si sss
dc
sSs s % f.ss Hsss
s. WE
ASaer E s.s senator and
s1s e. ss"ss s ksss Whitney
VIM Buc presideni branch
NELSON agent Pennsylvania avenue between la,h and
lsn a.. streets, 8 Il Y washington oiy. 'a7 77.T
NEW DKEss Goods. Embro.asrsa sh.wl.. .xs.-1ns
pieces 'assassS Sasaas silks screening
10 do extra rich watered silks every coar n #s a#%
do styles spotted silks, very
do rch plain Gro de Algiers PHI tstt t
10 do extTa rich and new styles Chene silks .a..
is do figured and changcabIe silks, very cheap
T. do heavy black wafeTed silks, all widths .g,
10 do colored and black Turk sains de
sf 30 do very fine French mernos, every shade
Is do rich coloed silk velvets do s:
10 do do watsred Irish poplins do
SO do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style
25 do do mousseines de laine, do
4, 4 Iow-prced
l2 rich cashmere long shawls
20 do e do l Z do a a .E8 Ma taN&
rs latest styles scotch long do
30 styles lace cspes 's . 1=#
dozen real valencia lace collars .ff#
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
richly embroidered handkerchief, &C. los
Together desirable articles their line
TO which they respectfully invite the attention the ladies Of the
Oct s-Swif 'S'-'s'a h r II. HooE CO.
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I W PATTON, General Agent for tho prose- cution Of
j. claims before Congress- m either OF the dcpsrtmenn sucn
lost horses, or any
ccr Io properly Having engaged with y Dow ESQ., er
past in the busBess he hsters ss ne
every qualified bcers paid addressed 70 ~ Patton,
Room, No d Union buildings, Washington esv " WI uscs,ve
Immediate attention.. ~ 'alhAtqs sE'4 3 n" ~ hPh-uN Y
ID DAITTMORE College Dental surHery.--sept, 1850
3iThe regular Of lectures In this nsunupn com
nst November, snd continues four
nonshs The mechsnrni d@srctng roo and dental inhrma
sbc open The Monday ocober and no pains have
nd practice Of his prof,s s-ion. -
fccs for the fuN course
Diploma Zee. 4ss.. 4ss.s.s. .... - -. ~.
sent ro-4tsw4w f8sfTJ5'71 ~ ls W. r. HANDY, Dean
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nICTIONNAlRE da Diplomatic ct du Consul, par le
IL Baron de Cussy. l vol, Leipsie, io6 EfN
On Consular Service. by Green, British for
4 vol, London, 1913
Fyms British Consus Hand Book. VOL, London, 1915
Manuel de Agents. Consusres Francas st Euangers NJ
Manuel Prarque Consuai, par y. A. De Mensch VOL,
Leipsc, 1916
ceebe. do Dc des Gems, le Baron chss de Mar
tens vols, Lepsic, 1877
Nouyses Causes Drot dcs Gems, par
vols, Leipsc, lS43
Wolf's Jus Gcntium. VOL, Magdeburgh, ll49
Historic Progress de Dro de Gems Europe
Amerique. vols, Leipsc 1886 sr IL IL. WV II. wv.
vass Gems edition redge, NJ de Honmanns, sh
CoIiard. voip., Paris 1885
schoe, Recueii de Pieces ohcees . vols, Paris, 1918
Meisel, Cours de stye Dipomsnque. vols, Paris 1898
Diplomaquc, pour Ministries Pubcs, les Dpo
maque Consuaire Baron Chas DE Mnrtens Edition
NJ Pcbuet NJ de Homanns. vos, Paris, 1887
Recently imported from Europe with others On The same class
subjscts, by .t tH N56 40 - = 10 :. II
Oct9 FRANCk TAYLOR
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II REDUCED PRICEs.-The description OF goods
Washington especially invited examine
before purchasing great bargains be obtained o
20 pieces beautiful styles spring and silks, small
plaid, striped, and plain #1 #.##t '. 1N1
10 pieces and parts Of pieces plaid India silks u
10 do do - figured fouard do '.a
British and French cbirues beautiful patterns
children'
pieces parts aconcts orrnndie
a5 good style l2l per yard
bargcs iaines saenfce "
All goods above enumerated will be offered
" x. 5CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June o6-3awif a.4 -ra.r ea..I .Ngs's +. -tsFr
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lnENTLEMIcN's Fall and wisssr Goods.-P. j. srEKR,
ao adjoining Brvwn Hos having received his
supply Of senemens fall and wn,sr good (which all
fully selected by himself the Noh a. the invite his
and the public 10 call and te The cloths embrace
NIL the coos and shades most popular while the casmeres
be be admired. tH8
The stock embraces nearly arcie o genemans ward
including superior Shirts silk, woolen and under
shirts and drawer elegant handkerches gloves, and
stocks
prepared " up clothing
uce and in a style of more than usual elegance.
M-,xyifar : !
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TIME UNDERsIGNED will attend 60 sny business =
an agent In WAshjuston that
will nd promptly procuring ef bounsnd warrants pno'
the late act ofC Congress. reasonable srms u
His once the present., the Magnetic Telegraph once
Congress Hall t...sf.s.s55 ~ g.#fftAs = = ,..,,c.,
| Octe-1m NJ ~ rnsrN"-
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MRS RICHARDS proposes open day school for young a.
wi dies, in pleasant ,e Of fh and srcels on
Monday September a. where Of the highest ordcr WIZ
be given in all the branches Of female education.
Her long experience and success scnor
young such warrant satisfaction 10 all who may
patronixe her. 5000 H1t4 ft #iH :. a
Mr. Farnhams bookstore, the subscriber ON s c%4s.
and streets. q. AShAhbS.
Sept l3-6food ifs.ssss ~
TI1E rr.rLIr paper miII Richmspd, vpsEinis, d n
crceIlen order turning out printing paper fnewsD
so,he MEDIUM superior quality
ORDER sddrssscd Samuel was supedntebden win be
promptly attended TO- ti - - it n "a NAH tft4RN
Sept i9-2weod {. gqfs afNt tl
4 s,r.dnsse OF Yale College, . native OF m~rylana,
empoyment teacher ~ private family acsAsmy
teach French and the higher
edacson and can bring The most ample iestnsrs ofrsP
xsdre.s tpos, paid y, 80, Post once, Ba,imoft
sept e-2w2w eABIota9 r84fsfn4 10 ka tUHt err
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-23

Hours or Departure of the Passenger TrsfAs.
fIom Washington at q. m and at p m daily, and
From Baltimore al p daily, and a daily ex
Fsbs-diy tn. PARSONS, Agent
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dapes dornee edition dc pAcademe Francae cee
de fAcademe Espsgnoe NJ NJ Lopez Maure volume,
lust imported from Paris by CELL. - /" FRANCK TAYLOR
Also Taboadss spanish French Dictionary ayos Paris,
1919. at or 4Ahh4is ft h.8 s.*t 4aaI .AHa s I'D Hf
seosnc Spanish and English Dictionary. 2volumes London,
lefg. ~ tFt 5H-4t 3 ttN t-a A.f
and Barete Spanish and English Dictionary avol.
Boston.
and Barets Spanish and English Dictionary, abridged
volume Philadelphia ... EN
Meadows's spanish and English Dictionary volume. London
Oct ~
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nEBATEs snd Proceedings Of the Kentucky Com
III vspion Revision OF Constitution fs4e vol
Debaics Proceeding Of the Virginia State Convention Of
The Consuions OF
T The Alien and sediton Laws vrsnia Resolution.
vol, 1850. u 80 tUu.1Dl III. ~. a...iIa. !. - .
Proceednp and Debates OF the Federal
Convention 1885, schomann the Assemblies Of the Ahensns
s.nkv IN me Mssshai Consultation Grmke
hs Nature Tendency q Free insuiions Eos Debates De
re IN Constitution nroueham nhe British Con
ssuon Anstey the Las and ensutpcn q EnQsnd Mon
esquens Spirit Of Laws Toquevie on the United sses new
science. r4MHtres fr@ ....~ -.
si0et ~ FkANok TAfLoh'
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General agent al Washirgon CITY. :
liz claims r land money, tho government or 'na'V"'a
n Intended TO. F'ta lsHsf. .au 100 y. Fl 3. 80
the soldiers of 1914 TO land, under te late nc, o.
services In all such and others s.
oicers settled claims Congress prosecuted
MAsMroToN, eepember o, le50.--ly -.
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~ ny Mns EIlet y .......,sa.s ,.le ...a arsr
India and ,hs IIindoos ByF De w. Ward
grshs,ne Or, Youth and Manhood. = romsnce
Uhraisniv Revfvsd In shs ny ~ o. o. Dwight y ~ Il
OctQ Is g Z X tf4Nc t7.t ,sVkl 48 FkANSk iAfkvS-
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ITIyERsAL Dsesss~.sy ~ wsAsnss ss.s ms..ysss
sntent uooAcrn npdasds of e unite<
s w D. M An vss reeesved hy sFf is 1s
Agtf s'gI E'i'a fttsai1 T1rAysy0n q MAuRY. tts
bss ~ s9 aassys anfair Bsukss1nns neu Nh street,
fsN lsw ~ bIDogv ID .n4as ro ~
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nANCING Acsdemy---First Course.-Mr. y. r. LAssr ha
the honor 10 announce Of Washington snd George
that his first Of dancing lessons Ior e ~ vi
avenue, opposite WiInrds hotel. 80
Days tuition washington lhursnays, anu e""
days. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
Oct 0-du- N.ss5s-E. 94..E
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Poi'ss-Faro IL
II+4Es l.Ht H-N duced.
The steamer osceoa will, on the 9th Of Jul
R,xzkloe commence making two trips week 70 ms abo
Saturday al 9ocock returning leave Norfolk every Mond
and Thursday ~ O'Clock, p. m. :
Touching, going and returning at Pney Point Old Pon Coz
river, and usual landings on the Potomac.
Passage Piney Point, 81 f.#ra 4"M
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, g. ..... .....n.,,,,
July 4-u sE&U #f3 JAMES mtfCbEbL.
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THE Exercsses OF she Ysung Ladies' Acaden,y OF the
Visitation Of Frederick city Maryland, will be resumed Mon
me2 of September The hsving
Seeen purchases, both The heath and Of the pupils
vii be An excellent philosophical apparatus
hhero posscscd affords acies for the study Of philosophy
and chemistry The pension for board, uiton washing
te9ilg parable half yearly Mssic, drawing
ruagcs form charges. Entrance ne, -. ia Z
Y further Information dsct tpos paid the Direcuess Of the
Academy Frederick Cry, Maryland. 1i IA t.t.H #a#
Aug BAiawpv% 11h y tals9 natf.t "a i,#.t5 @HaH
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l,OMPILArIoN OF Army Registers, fre'a nsis :"
Taylor Mauy Booksellers 9th street. ashnston, have
above work. which, by the passage o. ms
the United invaluable 20 agents and csf.
only compilation ever ade us1ng
officers in the service the close Of mf VA
Great Britain well a oftose In service since pa' ume up
Compiled by william Gordon, chief clerk ouartsrmassr Gene
rails Office sHtrfe.N hse .HErFT|s.r Ell ID rfuR oNe
A TI.Ay General Phares et Fanaux rusags des
Nnvxnteus public les de c Princc Dc Sonvie
One large auarto volume. Paris, 1850 Nptf ~ .ll
syssme dArlere de Champagne de Louis Nspooon
Bonaparte Captaine Fave, vol Paris, 1850
"Reminiscences Mtaires par Lcoutere general
dc brigade. ] vol Paris, 1850 VI ~ y ~ -
Basonee par De Zastow. vol and Auss, Paris,
And others, just imported drec, from Paris BY
Oct FkANCk TAYLOR
NO. rs Byrne'. Dictionary OF Engine Work and I'm
NO 33i Liuels Living Age.
Just published and Tor sale by ,,.,,
oct4 Booksellers, near as street
nEsCRIrrT1vE snd Historical sketch Of Palssfins
by RABBIT Joseph schwsrz with maps and iurtrstops
Washington and his mena senes OF Legend" "o Aso
luton. sE sHf "f8 tfN1
Ic and Cores spondence Robert southeyi parts
Adelaide Linday-a novel; by Mrs Mnnsh.
Pictorial Field Book of the kevoiunon-no" q sfe
bs,s asIger' New M0""y Magazine ~ FRANcK TAYLOR
supply above furnaces for heating dwelling
houses Offices and churches and am now prepared % put hsm
Also Bsebe cooking All kinds Of ses suit
30 " V m "'' ''- c, WOODWARD,
Penn. avenue, between loth and llth streets.
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ALL srYLEsNcw styles Of fall goods for ladies, ja
opened figured silks and zstns, all wvo satin
anes menno apaca parametos, and cashmces
grades coo moussenes de laine, from l2i cents 90
would particular prints, which
brought this market The whole Of wic
win be sold at the Lowest prices for cssh only m
Pennsyivania svenuc, between 7th and 81, streets.
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e Of person viii be upon usss.
payment VI uas subscription be made u advance.
s~lt saeecnbers onsy BY letter. postage
On winch win b paid By
sale uxAssAisusoa.
The COUNTY, PArEg . pabl,s0sd us weekly dunax ne -.
"oss ~ conUess, ~ad seau weekly daIns
Subscnpaons ns psod yss1 wn ks rscSassA e
terms pfopo1acasd 10 the above an-as rs.s..
are authorised assaw sad, ~
sending vsE DAILY subsenbers with eneiossd ~
Subscribers sas sneiosed :. rvs WEEKLY
subscribers with clio enclosed ~ be eauuea copy s
same edition lhey furnish subscribers fos xrasi.,
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Mr. SHIELDS rise To make a correction In some
remarks which made yesterday, find am reported in
he Union" as saying thai Col Gates had written TO me
b he had lost three thousand dollars id of
beog governor of Tanpeo. What did say, or what
intended say, was, that Col Gates governor OF
Tampico and that did doubt that he had lost money
in consequence OF being that Col. Beon was gov
ernor OF Pueblo. and did lose, while in that capacity
,bree thousand dollars upwards, and that others had
been governors OF other places, and had doubtless lost
various sums said that il this principle were adopted
we should have il equity 10 provide for all these cases
m not say that Col Gates had written to me on the sub
ec but that several persons had written to me on this
subject
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The pesson viii be entered books ariss e
payment oi The subscription be made In advance.
Distant sobscbs may money letter, shs possss
ON which win b paid assumed BY ourselves IN
san u.nxnzission 4m tat
COUNTRY PAPER b puSi.hsd ui weekly daring shs ses
sioas q Coapsss, and ssmiweekly dsnAs
suhscupaens s period lees shsa year win received
poporaoned 10 the above rates. 8b 81 a8
QPOSTMAsTERs authorised our sxspu; and, by
sending DAILY sabscsiben, win 80 enclosed o.
EhIWEEKL subscribers, with 425 enclosed WEEKLY
subsebe with 90 enclosed, win be sned copy o the
edition they furnish svat5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

DrsrRucTIvg FLooD.-On Saturday night last
onr county was visited With one OF the heaviest
ysin. thst vas ever experienced by our oldestcsi-
zep, The flashes Of lightning and petls OF than
der accompanied with torrents OF rain, were inces.
ssnt for the space Of sbOu. three hours. The de-
struction of property has been immense, particular
Iv ON the waters q Sundsh even small drains
were 90 high as 20 carry logs, fences aud other pro
perty before them We are unable n enumera.c
The rumber Of miloaas that have been swept
away. but heard Of the following on Sluuso and its
tributaries Pichcui' Plron's, Fords, Chngsns.
Windlsne's Richne-s Hollstsr's, Okeys aof
Browns Okley nlilliem if notgone hdt the entire
mill is swept away, ino.ac ing gristmlil saH mill
and cardil q machines. We have heard OF tne loss
Of a number Of cat.'e tri h7ss AID the Destruction
Of grain it il impossible 10 tell. Asny farmers
along the creek are ebogtruIued. Windisnd's mill
we lean. vas STATED from lis foundation. The
rise. rom ow wat mas. have beeu a. least Gfseen
feet. 8 ne fsni les that we have heard o. barely
escaped drowning.
The camsge done On Wills Greek we have not
vet leaned, but uud. rGtsUd it IS great
Report ssys thai seven barns were struck By
Lightning in Belmont county Wehave not heard
OF sDy IN this county.
The Vsters Of Lite Nuskineum were not near
so high Sc those Of 5lndah, though c)nsidera>'s
damsge has been done q tee farmers.
Monroe Co. (O1o) Spin. Oftha Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

Iron MoUETAIS IN WiscoSsIS-A few days
since, says tho Mineral Point Tribune, Of July II,
we were shown 2 specimen Of ore brought from
Black River, Crawford County, the quality OF
which surpssses any iron ore we have ever before
seen so pure n IT, that it is thought by good
Judges that Rmelting furnaces will be unneceisary
for obtaining the pure metal, it yielding about
ninety per cent. Toe amount Of ore is said to bs
very great it covering at least forty acres. Other
veins have been discovered near by, and IT our in
formants are not very much deceived, this dsc0v-
cry is very sure to add much 10 the already ezten.
sive mineral wealth Of Wisconsin. Specimens
have been sent to experienced iron.mssters at the
East who pronounce It of superior quality. An
abundance Of timber aud water power are near at
hand for carrying on furnaces and, as it is near
navieAble water, it must very soon become a
source Of profit to the enterprising gentlemen who
have surveyed and located the land for the pur
pose OF erecting iron manufactures at no very dis
tAnt day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

From TIE Once IL Hu.sol.sl aeA Ch1ahsrs-tl
At AMY uain for Albany, toppi,s n al var
s.saons the rAross s,d ccursc.rg q Po1g6ssepss
Win tlesneg JOSEPH sELANAe, whirh VII lGna Al
Huds5n. Corsaes.s suyysssri "a n ~ ss,,.s-s A.
arrive Al Albany sfSPN
AissAA + xpress rsr fog ki5Aay, si,pplur q Yor-
ss-s Dobhs FERRY Dsarraan Ts-rvtc--r So So g@sss.
sis Garrison Colt spres riahtiA New hlmhurxa and
cunrecrng A. tougtk@-frs via iAe Kew WoELD o.
Aida, witch vi lard a. Kin gSicn. Nslesn csss1
Bld'cr sIc CcztscEie A. arrive q Albany ~; Pm
All Nor freight I'D Fs'terEert - Ps1gakssgs.S.
stopping ~ Ell ~sy ,ls,iolH
As PH.-FoT pssssugers 10 f01g lksepfe ricpprs a
Gi4P For passscserl 70 PsesizlI Hopp-ss 81 tas
Ai4iPN -ETpfess .rAa Tor Als.1y, s,opr'rs Al Yo1-
Eers, Dobbs Ferry Dcalms1, fsuytoun, Sngs,ug.
PeesfnI. Gsr1scr's Cod sprDg Firssil Ne-. Fam.
blrgt End hior Ferry rorn~rng a. PoaghEseps,e wfh
ne stssuer sOUrH AMERICA, vhicA wi lsad a HYDE
Pas hng'ior ssrr-tovr Ti-or, WALDEN, carEi'l Hnd.
CoS'scse ssuyTesant aid New Baltimore. ard srvs
Haoary a. IAN
A,sPE.-Foi psssssger, to POugasospsia stopping at
a. The way stations
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH
A. : A.h-yor Nev-Yo-s stopping a. al zoe ~g st.
ions.
Az AE.-Tc1 freight aud ps.ooEer. to Nsv.Yors
As7i An.-For Me-. YORK soppi1g a. Al lhe way sia-
aons eIeep. croson NerreoesA TEhbJ hoof srt Oas'
ALI No % srrivslo' sssAnsr ron Albany rales
leaves qeTe q " stopping al New Hansssfge FISH
loSk Deamsn, Dobbs Ferry and Youses
A Mt On arrvsi OF tosEer from Albenyi waich
leave. there a. = ssoppog al way s.souS sxeepl
Atsi f.h-or o1 sldyN OF steamer nom Albany which
$50 nefe a q IN stopping al al UaJ siAaons 90
LEAVE PEEKsSlLL FOR NEWBORN.
All h.-StOatug ~ ali Way stations
Passenee SAi promote heg convenience and ssfey ~
obseT Dg he folio ~ing Isl 6iys particular drec
aous no baggage man where yOGr baggage 10 DO de-
lyeled ibsi be n4y accordingly and hereOy avoid
mistakes snd delays a. Procure your tickets before
iy15N OLIVER II. Lea, superintendent
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l,sSSs ~ ~ FO x II / DsON and 6fxxf
I,TbHMkDlARH

sAHpINGs -Yhe stsauibo.i HUDSON, CAPT wu. Il.
s~en ~l leave tho steamboat pier fool OF CodAfst %
aoutay Wsdnesdsy aud Friday and tho steamer CO
hUMBlA. Capt &. ?. kiug, on ruesd4gi Te1rsdsy ACC
saturday a. o'clock connecting te I'M stages ~ New
r1rgh, kingrto1 tnc CalssiiL
HUpsos AMI BERZsHlSx hAiLAoAD.-fhs y9sse az
aims Of ths ROaA Aisr March 15 VIII .ssyo Hudson and
Res suScshrdg- daily, (sunorys eEcspled,l a. follows
Leave Hudson all A. N. ans q r X ard West s.oez'
bridge al A. n and p. N
freight rsins win pssssrgsf car Asachat ST. lesFe
gltlol a. II A. 81 and West stockbnign a. 10 81 A. II.
gs.teugers by III morning Uair ron Wssi SocfJridgs,
~ al The Gay boat or York or re Josi To- PouSh
sspse snd Ghs1ce bJ Railroad 10 he"York BY O'Clock
2 ~ Bsrs by later fouls fron h1dson roi exceeding
O. -
RsscageTs D. INC sseLirg ga4a vii sne De s.a-Ieft
COLUMBIA az HUDSON always waiting for taem. aDc
Re Ara Of those will BE- low &C sny Other svonng
so.i OF The rver-ffOrr - y downward ~ ne ins bost
nay eel the example
fhro1gh tickets ron Wee. etockDfidks 70 nsE-B 0ra
81 So AID TIE Are IL returning Passengers Should
scolect tha hls fare rcrdet bsTihs WI y sEcodt6
70 fares Of oiher rO1.1E
yhe rains non Hudson ooLh morning and tTonnE cor
.ct vie ~ rsips oft9s " sslsn Roads horsiOfors
tss AZ 1T WATERMAN, slpt
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ScrailE, % .s'A sochosis, saeso And insigeeisis
PAGES daily Sunday. oXcePse5l ~ sesGDosist ~
POWELLor ERIE ron pier foot Of Dusne-sa ~ follows
sreaknsgAnd supper OF BOARD the oOss
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a. Passengers via Albany With 'ha sdvsns" ola ognit
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WAY YRArS sit q ~ ior orsgill, sos 'l inb'rmoti'
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10 and all he stations " set Of Pom Jervis Passengers
Tor BuAo by his usn proceed 70 Senevs dino there and
AXE The Express Train non Albany, arriving 5Un1!g
sGme evening Passenger TO- Ithaca Csyuga hndge and
towns Csass LsSs, Ake Zoe eafs Of tho Gauge ara
sUsCgsh Railroad Al Owego, ~1ch leave immediately
% Sc arrival OF The Erie usins Passengers To- fiORs and
INCOMING coun1aS Pa AXE me cars Of %, Corning snd
1o.sogrs Railroad ct Corning s4 zee leave lsfrovsors
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TRAINS rO nEW-YoRk
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h.nsboro DoposI ncgrcWsburg pom yerFs dl5.owu,
cbosier and s1eernr arriving IA RsW Yorks GP.A
sing u ell The stations ard arrives Ia EeVfofA a. t5Pk
HiGHT EXPREss TEA,E ssves Geneva a. ) IS ? "a and
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and rismont arriving 10 hev-lofk sg Az.
way RkAIr leaves Oisvile al Is AN Stopping a. 81
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- special frsir on Monday morning lssyos rof,
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N New Yort at To- An.
hEwBUEGE BEAscE lesves new0cfEh Al 10 An anu
sSA An and 90 Pm. couno;Inz With We Gslns goinB
WsaL Leave Chester al IS IN ADD Z N aud u n
=. on arrival q Ihe trails frOm NE West
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