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CARD.--JoHN II. GIBBS would tax

A. CARD.--JOHN II. GIBBS would take
~ this opportunity of returning his most heart
fe and sincere thanks 10 bis friends, and the c'ii-
zens Of Washington and its vicinity, who for the
last thirteen years have so literally and kindly
paronized him in his business of hair dressing al
the National Hotel. AT the same time, he begs
to make known hS intention Of carrying on the
following branches Of his former occupation. viz ;
iair-dressing and cutting, hair dyeing, shampoon-
ing, &C., on Pennsylvania Avenue, over his fancy
store, where gentlemen and ladies' w'll ana rooms
well and suitably adapted for their comfort and
coayenence in the above business. lie trusts, by
giving his undivided and constant personal atten-
tion, to merit the future patronage OF his friends
and the public, and assures them that no efforts
shall be niag his part to prove his deep sense
ofpast favors and appreciation Of such encourage
To al those indebted to him at his late establish
mani n 6th street, lie would respectfully mention
that finding il eligible to make the above change
in his business location and arrangements, he
would esteem it particular favor that an early
settlement Of their accounts should De observed
to enable him to close up satisfactorily and at once
The books OF the concern will be found at the
fancy store, Pennsylvania avenue, between 3th
and 10Th streets, where ]. II. Gibbs will be ready
10 receive all those who favorably disposed to-
wards his new undertaking. Els rooms Will De
ready for the reception of customers on or about
the lst of October.
N p, A private room for ladies' and children's
hair-cuttlng, &c.
Wigs, toupets, scalps, &C., always on hand
Measures and orders taken and executed at the
shortest notice.
National Medical College, Washington,
District Of Columbia.
TTyHE annual course of lectures will commence
j on the first Monday in November, the 4th
instant:
Thos Miller, M. d., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
VIM p Johnson, M. D., Professor Of Obste-
tries and the diseases Of women and children.
Joshua Riley, M. D., Professor OF Matera
Medca, Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
John Frederick May, M. D., Professor of Sur
Grafton Tyler, M. D., Professor of Pathology
and Practice of Medicine.
Robert King Stone, M. D., Adjunct Professor
of Anatomy and Physiology.
Edward Foreman, M D., Professor of Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
James E. Morgan, M. D., Prosecutor and Dem
onstratOr.
Clinical lectures three times week, on cases
selected from the Washington lnfrmary. Ope-
ration performed before the class.
For full course Of lectures S9O
Demonstrator's ticket 10
Graduation fee 25
Good board can be procured ut from ~ to rs
per week
.f9a JOSHUA RILEY, M. D.,
Sep 3-2awtNovlif Dean of the Faculty
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tal, a3I, ,97I 3, 800, ,s59 IL SAC, 900

The surrender of CORVALLIS at Yorktown, Or
tober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913.
The southern press., 1850-10-07
3. CONTINENTAL MONEY
COTTON STATISTICS

80" |" IN all TO July, TI99 Doc, ,UUU,UUU
The whole expenses Of the war, estimated in
specie, amounted to $l35, ,l93,703.
COTTON STATISTICS.
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current, of the llth September, the fol-
lowing statement, showing the crop Of Cotton in
the several States for the year ending 31st August
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il ought TO receive the appreciation Of this and al
other intelligent Christian nations, 10 see mer-
chant who, while the commercial world are enconn-
passing the globe. by and All in quest Of profit
AID OF cold. is dedlcatne himself 70 this grea, Ob
ert and deyoting pert Of his fortune to the cause
OF humanity, and Offering il 70 Government ~. as
a bounty, but because the Government with all its
means. has ROT the power and the time to prepare
W sses TO 90 this work. THAI, sir, is the object
Now If wc Go not accept these slips. there will
he an cod of tbs expedition. Sir shall It BE- said
that tits Government has lost such opportunity
IS this Of exhibiting the deep interest which oar
peopie feel, both IN the cause OF ieucc and hi
marty. and that, too a. the very time when we
are entering INFO treat aud com Jacts with alt tls
commercial notions OF the word, tor the pnrpose
Of extending commerce AMI CIVILIZATION opening
communications &C. trade from sea 10 sea When
The Government is not only doing all this b. lis
og, uower. but also ac.ing IA concert with our
p.iyate citizens in constructing railroads an ca
fa's. and lv various other modes extending com
roercal civilization throughout The world, sha II be
said that We. at this moment, refused, through 'he
fear of losing l,i,e hOlor sud -iJTy and na.i5ah
dan. u aecop. t~o shipsihe only tFo shiPs in
hn,e-ca that csu 90 The worE-ln the accom- p.Isl-
mert O. this great enterprise ] hope not Ley
Usuot tLen. cayil and waste time about less h.Ie
r1rttcrs. II the work il o. oe done r. all il IN isi
b. 6ore Iog. an' done, as conceive By the ai'''
fc.4 G.. il..a resolution.
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~, q. - lN!lkW;YQRK. AMI NEW-nA-

go 80 500 1-S9VEN RAILROAD.-On and aner
train, viii leave the Csnslsi stslion. near Broadway.
Passengers 0iso received at the New-YoTk and Harlem
Railroad Office Twenty seyenlh-st :.
/. Accommodation Train st u ~ FOR New.Rochala
Memsroncck, Rye, Port Chester Greenwich Stamford.
Darien, NoTw8k, WeSlpOrt Southport Fairfield Bridge.
port snetord, Milford snd New.HAyen. Passengers rom
the WsySr lions for Albany, AID he Stations The HOus-
atomic and NsuRauck Railroads, will ake his Train and
stop CT Bridgeport Passengers rom Way Stations for Boz
to-, Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield ard Con-
noccut River Railroads viii take tbs Trsn and lou Ex-
press Train ~ Hew-Hayen.
Express Troin At o'clock AM for Stanford Bridge
port Albany, Gnd Housstonic and Naugatuck Raroads
New Haven Hartford spfiu ded ant Connecucut River
Railroad, Worcester Providence and Boston.
5 Accommodation Trlin eie a. for Nsw.Hayen, and
Intermediate Sienons, Hampton, Cheshire Soulhingen,
Penyile, Pennington, Avon, Tsffylle, and Colnsyillo
Middletovu, Hartford and Springfield.
Express Train st245 Pm. for Stamford, Norwalk.
Hew Haven, ard slsons the Carsl Rsfoad Hartford
Springfield, Worcester and Boston,
b. AccOnu odaion Train az PEI for New Haven and
Commuiaton Tr0in At $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
!. Communication Train Al 545 An. hom Bridgeport,
stopping IT 81 the lntemeciale Statons
= Accommodation Train % I'D An rom New.Havcn,
topping oil Intermediate Stations receiving Passengers
from Ngugsiuc9 Railroad - Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train Al $50 AN. from New Haven.
Stopping at s tho Inienedise staons receiving Pas
SEN erSrnm the Hartford ard Ncw.Hayen Canal Railroad
ard Na1gauick Railroad.
T. Express Train at LILO Pm On connection with the
Expr,ts Trsin from Bos,onl from New-Hlyen stopping
Bridgeport tnc Stamford receiVEg Psxsep nom te
Ho1sttonic Railroad At Bridgeport
zero lfOm tho Accommodation Train lom Boston) from
New Haven stopping e. al The Intermediate Stations.
G. Express Train al $40 Pm Ter in connection with Ex-
press IIaufr Boslon) stopping 81 Bridegroom NorwAk
ard stamford, arriving IA New-YOFk q: 1880 PM Eyeo-
ng Tram from PiHsied connects with this Train
Pessengers requested to procure tickets before taxing
seats ia the Cars. a30dI RIB. MASON, supt
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

<1E-saSY THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FIR IN.
GEts&A. CISCO, VIA CHA9RES.-Tho and "a
vorite steamships
CHEROKEE.....N 500 tlns. Captain Ii. WInds.
PHILADELPHIA l0O mni.. Capisin J. Y Nicholson.
70rm the only direct HE between NswY0rk and Chsgres
snj IN connection with TIE United Sistes Mail plcf
ss IN tho Paohc-s som monthly line through san Iran
cisco.
KzDucED RArEs or FARs cHAeRss
Cherokes Philadelphia.
Afer Saloon State RoorE....slz5 % $40 90
FORWARD Saloon do ,..... 100 ~ 1904
Lever Cshtn.................. 90 20
AL he above dlae al the table, ard have the priyl.
eye OF The Saloon.
sseerARe found With mattresses
End board ................. go co So5 90
Eregh 20 ChegTcs 70 ceuis foot. Expenses tho
Iflhirus ere borne by passengers.
For freight or passage apply 10
ROWLAND ASPINWALL, 81 south-st Il. 4.
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IIUnss1N hIyEk RAIIHUAD.-Noticefo for Pro-

kpOs ls-sesled proposals will be received By the d.
reciors Of lie Hudson River Railroad Company, at their
Office "a WsLst New York, until Monday neon, the 26th
DAY Of MAY net for the grading, masonry, bridging and
pile Bird ring be done the 5th Division, embracing
SectOns No 81 TO H. inclusive extending from POlgh-
feepsie 8 miles, 70 Gsrcis9ls Point Two miles above
Rhinebeck
Thls lire may be examined With plaza and specifications
Of the work, It the Office of H. A. GARDNER Resident
Engineer, IA lOugtkeepsie, from the present time.
Af1 there will he Jet Gtthe lime, Division No 2
hrecirg cCDs No. G5 TO 100 inclusive extending u niles
frcm SUyvessni lie Northern termination Of the Road
EHst Albany. This line and plans Of work msy be exam
ined by reference 10 EDMUND FRENCH Resident En.
fneer Of this Division at bis office IN Albany after Sundsy
the l9.h day OF his month Proposals be made by
Sections or by Divisions The work the eth Division
he flushed before the ls day Of February and
that the 9Th Division before tho LIST day q July,
1851. The remsinBg and intermediate Divisions aud Sec
tons viii be ready ~ be let aer short period when due
notice will be gwen The Directors 10 themselves
the night 10 accept reject proposals that be offer
ed as hey may consider the nleres Of the Company TO
require.
The party 10 any proposition which may be accepted.
will be required 70 enter into contract Immediately after
acceptance Of The same.
The names In full OF all parties proposing 10 be inter-
esed IN Contracts must be given the propositions snd
sssei transfer OF the bid contract will be per-
mitied.
reserve Of 20 per the monthly estimate will be
retained by the Company until the contract is mpI5ed
&C security for performance.
WV. c YOUNG, Chief Engineer.
Office Hudson River Railroad Compgny(
"a Wal-Gt May a. 1880 ) myl5 tnyA6
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THE POISONING CASE AT NEwBURGH.-A post
norton examination OF the body oil Mr. Peck's
child who died. as is supposed, Of poison concealed
in a piece OF cake, has resulted IN the discovery
Of white substance in the intestnes supposed to
be arsenic. The Ercei,i0r says the contents oftle
stomach and the small intestines Were sent to
Prof Chiffon, chemist, Of this city, for analysis
On Thursday the intelligence was received from
him that he found arsenic in the stomach. No cue
has been discovered to the perpesrator of this da.
bolical outrage. The Jury had several meetings,
but had not concluded their Investigations at our
latest information
JUDGE STORY AND THE LAW SCHOOL At CAM
BRDGE.-The Committee appointed by the Board
of Overseers of this institution, to investigate its
condition have recommended, through their Chair
man, Charles Sumner, Esq. the establishment of
Professorship OF " Commercial Law and the Law
of Nations" as the most appropriate mode Of testi
flying proper respect for the memory OF their late
benefactor and fellow-laborer Judge Story.
Mr.. FoRREsT.-The PkH0dc'phia PcHnsylgan-
ian SAYS Mr. Forrest, who is in this city intends,
under the late law giving jurisdiction 10 the Court
OF Common Pleas in all cases of divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony, to bring his case before
Jury, and to prosecute the matter thoroughly.
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1850. GENITAL RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY


r.. csHsss..sssl sU1IMRR ARRANGE NENrS
sfsS H,,ies,xft lcommencng April l. i85l--Tals Rood
extends ffom EiizsSe,hport IS niies 70
White House ~ j. reducing The staging between the es.
Of lho Road snd Easion Is mss End SCHOOL,
eys Mountain 10 IL miles This line leaves New-York By
flesIbost RED JACKET, ~ pier NJ River and connects
With sins the NewJerssy Railroad which leave New
YORK nom foot u CItlsnd-st NJ The same hour
route 70 schooeys Mountain, wih lees staging than any
olher.
PASSENGER TRAM UP.-Passenger viii lesve Nesv
York by steamboat rom pier H. X by the Jersey
Rsiload Coi o. CoTtlandsL et A. ~ and T. A.; leave
ElizsheihiOWn a. 10 A M. and 6 Pm.
PASSENGER TRAIN DowS-Lesye White House at s. -
All and As z d.; North Branch al SIS AN and IS
m; Somertle Of o. 10 AN. ard 2lO p M; Bound Brook
ai6.2o An. and % N; Plalnfod ut 30 AM ard 40
Pm; Wesifeld NJ 6.65 AN and SPMi Ehzshsih,own n
us ard 1880 III. and 30 Pm.
The ek with pasael ger attsched) win leavs
While House n $50 ~ Scnerytlls, A. 50 PaRield SIS
Rnd EizsbeL por by steamboat 80 AM Returning,
leave NewYors, BY steamboat Red jacket, from plef1
North River, at Pm
An freight from New-York Intended to 70 by this line
mus be e. tho ooel II ia O'clock TO insure being taken
through that dav.
Smees viii he IN readiness on tho arrival OF the clock
train hon NewYorb Of ihs White HOUSE 10 convey pss-
sengors ID Eason, Wilkesbsrrs Bethlehem Allentown.
Match Gu H. Pa ard 10 Remington Lebanon Clinton
Milford, Bethlehem, Bloomsburg, Nsw-Hampton Wssh
inciUn and X vtero n ,. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday TO Delaware, Wster Cap Stroudsburg Rartons-
vile stsDhope, Dslevic Buckicwn and Iroa
WORKS, &c. Pa
~ 3. All baggage at The rlzk Of the owners unru de-.
lvered into the actual possession OF the Agents OF De
Company and checks % sceipts gwen therefor. IS
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
dsk E5 syfs 1850. 33nH

PIONEER AND EXP TESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. NJ and
4P through In 60 hoursl The tbs Peunsyva,
MIA Railroad OF the very best and comfortable d.
scripuon. New packet haze been placed tho lima.
convenience o. Jewellers afordng the assurance Of quick
ard agreeable journey to Pittsburgh
Every efcu Will DO made 10 render his the most desabs
route 10 the West
For seats apply az 2f NarketsL and T. corner rn,rd
and Chesnut Philadelphia. WIN COLDER co
Fer further Information spply al West-s, New.York
mis- r. II. HiNDES, Agent
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HOUSE FuR1TIssING ,Toec.

70 CANAL AND IS LISPENARD-STREETS.
doors Of Broadway.
HARDWARE, HOLLOW.WARE, CUTLERY, Bh.
Ilisrns-wsre, Plain and Jspanned Tin-warc, Wood
wsre, Batkets, Brushes, Brooms. Mats Tubs Pnis Oh
and Gas Lamps &c. &c. le29 lml SIMPSON co.
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A CCOUNT BOOKS. PAPER AND srATIONE.

A CCOUNT BOOKS, PAPER AND sTATIONE-
"A Rf-Couny and city buyers invited 70 call a. n
hsdenane We ODER 81 low cash prices every variety OF
blank looks memoranda and psss books, writing and
wrapping papers note tissue and colorec papers peor-
Ated and drawing board CrOtOh nk manifold letter wri-
ters by which letters and copies wriuen the sane
time copying presses; and large assortment Of gold
pens, enyelops, kc AZ wholesale and retail
FRANCIS i LOUTREL, Manufacturing Steyorers,
myl7 81 II Madeu-lare
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Ii YACHT FOR SALE,-rhe yacht BREEZE
49, schooner rugged copper fastened. year cd, and
registers 0o tons She IL s. feet keel p feet inches
beam feet inches Deep and well found IN every respect
For further particulars apply TO
my2O GRANT ( DERICKsoN, I59 soubs-
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THE An1ERIoAII CEMENT ROOFING.

MANUFACTURERS, Il. bEhtN ". NEW-1oRS.
A Ii ORDERS and communication either verbal or BY
"A Letter, addressed 20 the suD2cnbes Ell the Office Of j.
Rowe, Broadway, or a. their residence, 10 Twenty
eighlhst. sevenh house. east Of Fourhay AID III East
Thirueh-st between Lexington and Third will re-
immediate Gtlanton References and tampr8
be he'd on Application % The subscnbeIG as Inn
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Posf-0gjce Operuiion-.

Ii % Pos1MAsrrF GENERAL has established tAn 'ol-
loving new Post Offices FOR the week ending
Nav D 1870.
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DUBIIC NOTICE-sUPRSME COUkI-In Tire matter OF ths
application Mayor Aldermen and COMMONLY Of the City
and pubic place.
known suyvean square The Sevel eent " ard Of sad City
Public hereby by the Mayor Aldermen and Com
ronsy Of the CITY Of New York, pursuant 10 statute such
provided the sad The Mayor Aldermen and Common
sfy ofe tiy of New Yor intend 20 make Application uprss
Of the State Of New at Special term Of the sad Court 70
he held the City HAL the City New forS on Saturday e sth
1850 opening Of the that day.
thereafter counsel be heard for tbs appointment Com
and Assessment the above entitled matter;
Of The improvement he opening and
public place. known between 81
and IN Avenue rohery ty 18th and souh-y
Nv street Seventeenth Ward Of the Cy Of New YORK
TIE laid the map plan the sad City By virtue Of
act entitled improvements touching The Lay
Rosds the Cy Of New York AMI or other
puruos~ passed Apnl 3d. 1877 entitled An Act
10 AIR the Map Plan Of the City Of New York. by laying out
thereon pubic place known square, passed March
10Th. lsdO-D4iei New York, Aprii 2Jth, los0.
40 tMvqs HFNRY DAVIES for the Corporation
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Ira GOULD.


g. hBBDTS FOkD.-For sale, lGrge villa los on Lhe
- Hudson River. 80 minutes from Thirty thirdst By
- the Hudson River RaiirosJ. Thei beautiful property
recently owrtd by Gel jas Hamilton sud Dr. Ge1 lying
between DObbs Ferry and Dearnan q nile irom ear
mani the r. r. has been laid In large villa 0is
great beauty each LOT commanding magafcstvlew q
TIE Hudson River and hs rappsn lea Tns properly "a 5
fered the public low prices and dating germs
pavrnent The leave tho Depot Chambers a. "
Y At g s. q and r. "; returany leave Dearmsn
NJ the Intermediate hours Refer the Agent the prem
,s-s, and 10 RoBT. Ii. ELTON. 30 Nsssau-s aud l3i
PesT-si. mYH 5tos+ q
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q ZOE sALE Or TO RENr AT 0LEN COvE

(Fr FOR SALE OR no RENT AT GLEN COVE
~ LANDlNO-A neat two sory and has ment cottage,
viii ebOut an acre Of ground, In garden snd lawn
he Ge'dru IL well Stocked with PEACH uect-rne apricot
plumb pear ard cherry ifecs grapes Tsspbees and cur
rama; also great variety Of ornamental shnDhey the
grcurd tud an excellent barn aud ba,hicg house For
beauty Of prospect this place Is unsurpassed 10 will he
rented for the SummeT sold At reasonable price. For
particulars apply TO a. }. BLEECkEs, EGG. Broalsi
mYl7 AEAInt
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Office

NAMES CHANGED.-China Grove, Will msburg
District, S. C.-name changed TO Black Mings."
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BRUSH rrANUFAoToaY.

elsks, PEARL-sT. FRANKLIN sQUARE.-The sub
Cc scnber respectfully informs bis ard TIE
public that he has on hard FOR The Spring rrfe large
sornent Of peint brushes sash Tools yaTnsh brushes
whi.owash 90, window do dGstng do, he Also, an en-
tensive assortment Of fancy brushes Of superior workman
ship, which be Is selling 81 the lowest prices The under
gned bss received from the American lnsituis silver
media for the basg brushes exhibited their lals fair
az 2ms JOHN X HOPPEL
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81 : FCk sAAl-A new one. story c0tsge, with ont
ke~ bufiugf AID y OF good land, only minutes
49, vs,k from the depot OF TarYOwl. There IS hae
grove Of forest trees and sean o pure spring water
known 90 hs Andre Brook running leh the premises
aao, evlersye view Of the river l. wcut be d-sira
be residence for gentleman doing business IN the city
Possession given llme1aieiy and But e cash required
Aprly, es above, 10 l.gHnl 5.E THOMAS
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TO LET.

z DWELLING AND STORE TO RENT. Aneai
p ctrory ara siiic roftsgs use, cDrs rrg roo -
tuci!stt on efrh tDor and csic1iae1, n de-irA0e,
70 e'cu'hooHe two sr1. families wi ~ sepsrB k.h ~.
Aiso' leW country store s1linrg where good bust
res i.y PC Gene without CON le'0n. Sad prem sss VIII
- Iehl terarniey or together low rates alt are
liehs,nIs tIA'rd IN The village OF Salisbury ri t. Or
49, 70 miles wee u NeRaurFh on TIE q chen turn
Fhe = n-y FelooGs1 10 Quiet and health Lei g11r
noo ~ ~ rrcrss snt where living g. cheap. they oGsr
PtcuhI hoVniAges 10 snv person wis'f~g 20 commences
pr 70 I've retired For further rar -ara apply 70
~ ~ : shAPIER, IS Psad-st
g PhhT OF HOUSE To Isr, ~ Tnirtv
80. Alas one door tom Broad rav 1o-.a No " and
co1Frnel; the ID. "a AMI flh stories vi ,srk bs.a-
m"4 "" Pc let togetter Or ssrsrsi- sas.s Iaav. he
ocnf eVtFy ~ ~ nuies fppy 90 t1t premises ~ = J.
dobtMAN 81 Ns-st ff"n. y 20 Oc.scs fnvSif
G. T0 LET-Tvo gsrteei three-siory b .ss, -,-.--.
~ Do ali ue modern improvements IN Hliso1-D re
iluTt. iuultl--t het~ Ninth ADD T-lft sy..,i.s
Rent So Apply H. ". LATsON l73 Brotd,v.ve -
norr'lr and ovrrinr upon fe premises. fa,73lwa
e.. 10 LET ~ BROOKLYN-A very ds.ir,bl.
r. fv oetory fick zee win h8-r ert aud ei- Al AZ
~--- ficks = rear Cr7uherrrsf Ann'r ~
ryi2 4eof ALFRED BABER. 81 Wulam-sf
g. IN IEA~E FOR ATERH YEARS
F. p ios 81 rrof "A cr ffs-' end frv uffsq .v
Apply 10 ". 4. A. A. HUNTER % Ns.-.t Jsul-
oey Court s,I iaw6w@
a.. ar OFFICE % Llr-Alto ID. ishod % ns.
: l1tlir' rs 81 AIota .sf, -r----ce "a l-s1N 1t
m-or
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- TWEEN 6OSTJN AND NETWORK,
- '------ via slclraton an P-ocdse~--- nd
route vhS-- lirrN c,fofr " cfFf or barFaye II -
s.esnier c VANDERBILT Captain Joel some snd
coz MODCEE Can't N.fam H. fnzee, 10 co3nect.Ja
with he Sfcr zion ard Providence GnS Bosom eod ProVt-
dence Rriruads lCeyics hew-fork daily. sSarfSys 81.
eeracl from Pier Norh River. hrst wharf shove Bss-
ierv Place e. o'clecf P ii. ard Stoniugton Al -
clock r r. upon the arrival 0f the mai train from
Boston 1hese steamers bui expressly for the route
and every respect particularly adapted 10 the nsyigs
ton OF Long-sand Sound The accommodations for pas
sengers commodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers ca
pahe and experienced Tbs route being the shortest and
direct between Boston and NewYork passengers
enabled to arrive IN ample time for the morning lines %
steamboats, and railroads running TO various points nom
those cities. Thee VANDERBILT will leave New.York
Tuesday, THURSDAY ard Saturday. Leave Sonngton Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE Win
leave New York Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Leave
stonington Tuesday, Thursisy snd Saturday, ~ B-Pas-
tengers On The arrival Of the steamers At Stonlngon pro-
coed Immediately inethe Or endd railroad cars 10 Proyt-
dence and Boston saggoge-uissler accompanies each
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