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Cageu Doion, general assortment Of the
goods, part Of the following styles
and table These goods
printed the elegant eoofs, and warranted to hold
in washing.
Damascus piano. CENTRE table, match,
q In the richest contrast colors.
match the colors Of velvet carpets
mo- made in such perfection
Also English worsted cloths
borders doyos match the style Of goods in the
Table oos, Canton flannel mapped backs in and rich
Widths between three feet and feet These the
be-t for saving the Of good furniture
will all be found well worthy the attention Of all
furnishing and in good
and OF Good voodspnces rs low
lowest.
Ap 2s-eoAf CLAeRTT n DoDSON,
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~ an. prs.,asnt OF the United states.

IN pursuance Of law WILLARD FILLMORE President OF u
United states OF America hereby declare and make knoMn
ihst pablo sale held the land olce al 81
Of Minnesota commencing on MONDAY he e
ls.nt day August for the disposal OF the public lands
following named townships and nacuonai o"spS'
NORTH Of Of the fourth principal meridian
Fractional township thirty four the right bank the st. Coh
nNert Of range eighteen -. "a
Fractional townships thirty three, hir,yfou hny nye ana
night bank the ST. Cfoh rive OF range
twenty seyen and twenty sh'
on ths right OF Lake ST. Croir townships lhy ee
fractional township tI sS, ON e
right ofthe 81 Croa river, Of range twenty - -,
ana hhp SAj VI
twenty one "a L.., I,
Mississip riyer of range twenty-five
Fractional townships y and thirty three ON the lei bahk
of the Mississippi river, Of range twenty-sih
Fractional townships tiriytwo and hi-ihiee on 'e o' jam
o Mississippi Nv enty seven.
and inc 1911 o""
of the Mississippi river, of range twenty eight Ia h.nL
townships thirty three and thirty-iouf on inc e ~
Mississippi river, of range twenty nine H., ,a, hank
Fractional townships thirty four aud thirty h'e on '' ' ~
ofthe Mississippi river, range thirty. ,,, s.van nm
Fractional townships thirty 6ve hrsk, ana tyse'o"' VI
bank the Mississippi river Of range u, and
Land appropriated ""u
the sales ana no
bounes heretofore granted by apy IaW ~ M
States VIII be permitted on any
mentioned lands as provided oy ue nv =,
act making appropriations for ihs cls' anu "p F "
oyernment. % &c. approved Sd March, 1891.
lands win be commenced on
the order in winch they are
all convenient despatch uhu 'he who're sn
e and the sale sale shall moi be kept
men nnger aud private entry OF any OF the
lands viii after the expiration OF the TWO weeks
Given my May, Dohhhi
'hou''"u ''s'' "'"D'' ' ''' WILLARD FILLMORE.
Rv the Presd
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sge 6u carefully eded by amemh OF the
ba with analogous american decisions
doliars giving for That Twelve
each forming complies volume IN tse, with the
and safe transmission by man 70 any post sme
In 10 United States -, ,-..,- - -.-..-,
The the above valuable series s day received
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Queens bench from and aef Mchsenss Term
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The Anuy Regulations published the Department OF War
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The Turner's Companion, with plates Of cbuoks, TOOLS in.ru
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Fruit Flour Garden, adapted TO the United States
1
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Experiences pOudro Gurue, de
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Just imported from Paris, with many
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IN pursuance of law WILLARD FILLMORE PresIden, the
that pubic sales viii be offices
state of Arkansas at the peo hereinafter DESIGNATED 70 VIZ
of September next, or The disposal Of the public lands stu
a,ed within the aforementioned townships and fractional townships
North of the fth principal eridian
Township two, Of range three.
township north of White rive Of range nine
Of base line and east Of the fin principal meridian
Township fifteen, of range two
A. a9d ice a, OLE co on MT n"s
lands within aforementioned townships, 10 wit:
South the base line and ~sst Of the tn principal merdian
townships eleven and fourteen, Of range seventeen.
Al the HELENA, commencing Monday, the
day August ner for the disposal of public lands within
the following named townships and parts OF townships, VIZ
Of line and eat Of hs i'm principal meTidian
Sections thirteen twenrtee twenty TOUR and twenty five,
Township nine, of range seven
South Of the line and Of the i'm principal meridian
Township and part OF asd in sections Ihrywo and
Al The land ONCE at LITTLE ROCK Monday,
disposal Of the public lands in
following named tracts on and near Cypress lake, vz
line and Ussf Of The nm principal meridian"
half OF eight the south hall OF Fractional
heen north malt seventeen the east
twenty twenty the nonh half and southwest
Ter Of twenty hfes The northwest quarter o. and s
three, Of range fourteen
purposes together with ose swamp and Overlooked land.
made ush s5sy o Nc S we .s
nen Of the public respectively under
reclaim the
swamp their limits" approved September Is, 1850,
H 80 eTeded from the SALES And no locations for land eoun.
granted by law OF Congress for military services
United EfH BE- permitted Of the
Ld provided by the enued "hu
ng appropriations civil and diplomatic Of
me A." &C, approved Sd March, le5
The offering above mentioned lands will be commenced on
appointed and viii proceed the order in which they
advertised all convenient despatch until the whole shall have
and saes thus closed but shall kept
and lands
will be admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks
under hand city OF Washington this sixth day OF
May, Domni thousand eight hundred and hfyone
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
J. BuTTEHFtELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS,

p. er.on ed 20 right pre- Of the
ad. n III. townships Of townships above enues
ia ,eoufed the satisfaction o the regis
ter and land office and make payment
81 coon =. after seeing tht notice. and before The day
r the Of public sale Of the lands
s,,cne inc tract claimed Otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
''''''s - j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Inc which expired The sale OF
mines and therefore posaess The advantage being
immediate without mourning
opening be-
hsved 60 be very productive They all
gable and
products 81 Louis,
county all the agricultural products
in which they located.
j. BUTTERFIEID.
Commissioner OF the Land Once
Q -laNxIau
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nIssOLUTIuN OF Copsrt-rshpThs firm heretofore exist
IL ing Brother 10 this day. by mutual
consent ds-ved George Dyer win attend 10 the settle
nj firm, Of the unsettled business
Of IN. Robert Dyer deceased which Immediate attention
!. r..nec,n,lIy reoues,ed. EDWARD q, DYER,
- GEO. r, DYER,
wAsurroroS, September ~, 1880.
e.The undersigned have formed
under and dm Of Dyer Mcclure and
old Brother Of 10Th street and Pennsylvania
ave
.,oed pon Arm pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every confdsd 10 them.
Dver prepared make advances all
s,cnmepu cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD O. DYER,
J, G. MCGUIRE.
w.suseror, September "a, 1850,
Sept o7--du
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(O"tLETE Ready NerLon.r. adapted To tn. wants
aEsrt merchants mechanics lumber dealers bankers, &c
'wsMsW TAYLOR MAUHY,
wy BOOKSELLERS 9th
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Imissioner of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NWIINf TO T M INIT IIgN VIstTHNNIo'
Every person entitled the right Of Of the
within townships and Of townships above
required establish the the satisfaction OF the
aud Of the land office, and make
therefor pTadbc after Sc ing this notice and before
appointed for the Of the public Of the
embracing claimed Otherwise, such claim viii be
forfeited,
J. BUTTERFfELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
May l3-lswl3w
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fAlL OF the town OF Petersburg, Virginia,
the Halls VIZ ' wy '''P'''V W
lhaihH mayor of the proposals
~ ,nf ouo' ~ NE o PETERSBURG endorsed
IN. stats Of virginia say so 600 payable 1870 $50 1875
VIZ COUPONS o interest payable hair yearly February An
gust the proposals will he
addressed TO the chamberlain 81 town until hs IAN d.y ~
~ ~ ociook "a ~ which tim" they viii Highest
nnos W., be entitled thereto The payment, The same win b,
,h NaN ofh June and 10Th lhy,
which 81 these periods they of pay cptrsop reserve
10 themselves tue rEhi reject any offer made
Noee y hereby uven of the co,o,
non W he received ny the Chamberlain Of the accong
aeoVe resolution until the 4th Jay May, 1850 At u ooct
gff8.s ,s,,,
NAV 9--dtifthNaynrrt ~,
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The rac embraced in the abve roclamaon q me President
all residue lead ues yet 70 be brought into
those mines (par
ucunry situated ino worked under former leases
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ERESCH Books. and old isEe Sss v ,ns ="
Il opened, direct Dom Paris, ffhHeN 'N'S0'N
MaxQ
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Oar IooI
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received al The ofce
Secretary the Navy 3ocloeki Of Saturday The
furnishing all the stationery and executing
printing binding required BY me Navy Depart
me il bureaus commencing me is OIL July
1851 and ending the 30th of June, 1852
executed must be OF the beat
quality delivered ordered and 10 the Satisfaction
OF head Of the Office for which they required
II required each bidder must furnish WIN ms
proposal sample OF each article bid FOR ~
uniformity the proposals. blank iofs VIII be u
bid will be considered which
fully advertisement and IN when each ana
every article bid for aud which more tah one price IL
nam IN article.
sufficient amount, approved sureuss,
of Will be required OF the per
persons contracting The authorized names OF he suees
will gwen satisfactory testimonials To in the con
the bid otherwise, VIII not be considered
The itself the right OF ordering greater
quantity article contracted o the pub
market price, according 10 Its qualiy
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BY the President
J. BuTTERrIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND 10 LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMlTTEES OF MINERAL LANDS
Every person entitled the right of pe-empon any OF the
fractional
establish the satisfaction OF the
Saltwater and make payment therefor as soon
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
the public sale OF the lands embracing e
tract elamed such claim will be forfeited And
Every having right under the act entitled IAN act 10
land district in the Territory OF Wisconsin, ana
approved Sd March, ls47 iesee occupants
perte the extent OF their leases or ms any
townships and fractional townships above
under the entitled IAN act To
price mineral lands in the Lake sope
o district Michigan, Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved September 1885, $40 enter the land covered ny
respectively at the minimum price
per covering more than one fun section entitled
such lease permit III the proper land
Office shall do full section" at the
required establish the same to the sns
faction Saltwater and make
practicable after seeing this notice. and before
appointed OF the public sale OF the
caned Otherwise such claim will be
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Odhce.
May l3-lawl3w
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j
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTs.

Every person entitled the right OF to any OF e
townships above enumerated
the satisfaction OF The register
proper Office and make payment therefor
this notice. and before the day
public OF the lands
bacinp the claimed
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Comm the General Land Office
May 2-lHwl3w
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49, " ,hHEss Noyhg. Houud the World, .rnbr,-
principal Events Upi.J s,.t,
r. ~ s,p.uin,ni vn Illustrated sngravings
~, ~ W. NfmtHis by Cooper edition.
,,Nrr- Wiichi by CoIper-nrw pdutln.
,rutfsh and his Inuten nv f,,,yles pbitu..
n.nnnnt"ss oi Rudo<ndt; by George SAND ''"F
~. ~, ~ ,he Earl ~ Car1e-tI ord ,lofnetbA
-. sNss sister o., Forbidden Mai,ao a, NJ. n,
hart, niece u Mi.- Ausun " mummy oy WIS Hub
Mays
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EsSE.s,n rAIENrs, from 1901 TO Is,S a ,sgi.,o ~ IN
~ frsn'ed during that oi a
Webster Letters Patent for 1--we. lion. NJ !,
I vol, London. 0'P''Entoi bes'ahs
0oas.n on Of Patents / vol t,,Ao.
Hininsrch the Law Practice 81 ,,s,. 49,. - So
lions. vpi london '''' ~ '''0"-
Spence ~ the Law Of Patent Inventions vol London
Turner the Law oftopyg ht IN Design / wi Iondnn
Laws nj ~,
countries NJ Europe voi Vienna
Curtis the Law nf Patents. ! vol. BOSTON.
PhHps n Patents for Inventions. Boston
Kingsley Pson Patent Laws and Practice
FEB FRAsCg TAYLo
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD


lVhPAssENGER TRAINS UP--Leeve New York foot
OF Cortlandst AN. aud 80 Pm; Leave Newark y ~
PAssEsoER TRAINS Dows-Leave Dover A. NJ and
rs p ~: Monstown IS A. M. and Is z. NJ medison
745 A. M and 30 PM; Summit % A. NJ. and % I. MI
Milville is A. NJ and Is p. N Orange IS A. u and
S35 z. NJ W..
FREieHr TRAIss-Lesye Dover A N. and New-York
bRASeg HORSE CAR-Leave Orange A NJ and I -
p M; New York IL 80 A. M. and 4 80 T. NJ
Passengers by these trains received end denycred
each way at North and South Orange, hlyne summit,
Chatham, Madison, morrisIown, M0rns rlnns DenVms'
Eockaway and Dover. a, ..x
Al Dover stages connected with the AN. passenger
train leave for Suckasunny, stanhope Newton nacaou-
town and Hope daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for Sparta, yohnsonong,
glarstown Columbia Delaware Water Gap Suongsourgn,
Continuing TO the Lackawanna Works passing through bar
tonvle Stanhope pal Smiths Tavern, NeaglesYle, Cn-
ION Dunmore Hyde Park 10 Providence, on tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet NE IN
trains for New-YOrk ,,,.. ,oo.,o. ~,
the arrival OF the and M trains from, and meet me
A NJ and p NJ trains for New-York. ~
Al Morstown stages leave on the arrival o. me =. ~.
trains for Mendham Chester, Schooeys moun
an Wellington Belvidere and Easton, daily, ana mees
the P. NJ train for NewYork. =. -,
Also for Baskng Ridge on the arrival OF ue r "a umn
returning next morning. connecting with the A. NJ uan TOT
NeW-YOFk
are 10 prOcuo their before taking thes
seas In he cars Tickets will 10 received 0iy on ne day
when purchased The fares from each station where uckem
are sold will be fee cents when pad N me csr man
when paid for dcke the several ticket otces fassec-
eured nl8n
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

" NEW ROUTE 10 BUFFALO and the wESr-wr-
Ter Arrsngement-Connencin Monday, Jan. 6 1911
Leave hew.fork for Binghsmon Elmira Corning. Hot
BelsvIle, Geneva Rochester Bueso and ipernsdiste
places daily, by Steamboats, THOMAS POWELL and
ERIE, ron pier foot Of Duapest A. followe
Sreakfasi and supper on board the bosfs
MOSNiNG NAIL TsAiS AZ A NJ stopping a. al me sta
tons. aTTiyng AZ Geneva the evening
Passeng for Rochester Buffalo IL: eaa lodge a. Gene.
va and take the Express Tram fom Albany next morning.
arriving NJ Rochester and Buao al the ne pas
ssnsers via AlbsHv with the advantage - nights rest
Way sAIE ~ q PM for OusvDe and AL tntennedsse
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAM GAP stopping tony At Pier
ert ~ ferns Chester Goshen, Middleown, Ousyie, Del
aware Narru wsburgh Hancock, Deposit suscuehanna
0re a. Berd BnghAmton, and stations west Of Bnghamton
the train arriving II Buffalo same evening Pssseu-
geFsfcr Ithaca Csyuga Bridge and Swns on Csyuga LAKE,
take tle cars OF The Cayugs and SusquehAnna hAlroad
Al Owego which leave Immediately on ne erfiv& %
the Ere trains Passengers for Togt and Lycoming eoGn.
ties Pa take the OF he Corning and Blossburg Railroad
Susquehanna Great Bend. BinShamtou 0wego Waverly,
rnirs Corning, Painted Post and Hornelsyle on arrival
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Geneva al An. stop
PR al the stations and arrives in New York n oPh.
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leayea 0eneya al l PM and
Honelsvne al 50 p NJ stopping al all stations west Of
Bins nantOn and Great Bend, Susqnehanna DcposlL
S1herns ana PiermouL arriving IN sew-Yorf 81 81 An
WAY TRAIN Ocsvle Al 81 NJ stopping az The
stations and arriving In NewYork a. II 20 AM
NEwBURcH BRAScH leaves Newburgh al IS A N and
asp NJ connecting with the trains going West Leaves
Chester al IL AM and M srivd Of The uansfrom
the West
FRErGHr TRAINS leave from pier foot Ouanes al Pm.
freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and al places
West taben by Express freight trans and s torwsrded
through without delay. ChAhLES mINOE,
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

A. ATON and NETWORK, via STONINGTON ana
Neutrality-suspicious. route, without ferry, change OF
cars or baggage ,o,,, -. ,,..
COMNODORE. Capt VIM H. fTazee, In connection
viii DE staningoa and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads. leaving New York daily tSundayr
excepted nom Pier Mr. 6rs wharf eboye Battery place,
Al O'clock NJ and Stoningtot At Pm. or upon he ar.
rival Of the Mail Train from Boston
These built expressly for ne route AndsIs
IN every respect particularly adapted TO tho navigation o
Long island Sound The accommodations for passengefs afe
conmodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and az
perenced. ~, 49,.
The route being the shortest and most direct besween
Boston and New York passengers are enabled 70 arrive
Ia ample for the morning hnes Of steamboats, kn>
railroads. running TO various points from those clues
The MASSACHUSETIS win leave New York on raes-
day Thursday and Saturday. Leave stonngon on Mon
dav "wednesday and Friday
The COMMODORE wll leave Newly Monday, Wed
zeoiay and Friday Leave Stoningon Tuesday Thursday
B-Passengers On the srry1 Of the steamers a. sous
ingon proceed Immediately In TIE spiendd railroad care
% Providence and Boston. BAG gagemaster accom-
psDies each train TO and rom Boston B0r passage
berhs stateroons freight applications may be made
The Agents On The wharf and ii Tho once, 10 s&isfy'
place -
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TIOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and


IL FALL RIyER-By the splendd and superior stssM-
are BAY STATE and STATE Of MAINE, Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted 70 ne naygsn9n o. Long
Isan1 Sound running In connection with tho Val klYef and
I'D Colony Railroad distance Of 50 nles 70 Boston only
Leave pier " r. near the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt WIN Brown, On fo@'
days Thursdays and Saturdays at M -. =,
The steamer STATE or MAINE, Capt Tnosss w.
levitt on hondays Wednesdays and fridays as I'm
This line Il the only that r1ss direct or rouP
These steamers ara 6ted viii commodloas Ioous
and aver the security and comfort a P
se gera who are Afforded By this route nighgs rest o.
board and on arrival Fan River proceed per fsfoea
reaching Boston early the following morning. or can remain
on board getting their breakfast wished for unnl ne
starting Of tho Accommodation train at quarter Dei9ys
Toclock b. which reaches Boston a. boutsoeioca IN
baggage master Is attached n each steamer ~no -
ssves and ckets the baggage and accompanies me 'sS
The rates FOR passage and the Price Of 'aier00ns 20
sane a. by other lines. ... -. ~ .nd s,oz.
A steamer runs IN conneenc@ WIN "" ~N'
Providence, daily except Sundays hx Ia osx
FYeigbt 70 Boston Is taken a. tho oszns h., a
,ao,isS tines and forwarded with Srealsa ~ W -
rnress Neigh train which leaves zen htreI
inc Sunday excepted IT O'Clock ior Syssc1 49,
Rsird ARRIVING al lie destination a. q sOo1
Toy freight andy 90 board, or a. me once ~
FOR staterooms OF berths apply on oeaIo' oI o0s
~ s.s she~a ss,ead application may Be made 70 -,
,ei0y TIsDALE BURDEN. Aseas<' " ana "a " ~
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AIWINTER ARRANGEMENT.-on and after Mon
day Dec 49, 1850 The passenger Tains VIII run as touows
(S1ndsys excepted - -
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
FROM the Office In Hudsoust near ShahOet SO .,..
Ala rs A MGFor passengers to POaghkeepsie, stopping
At all the way stations ,,.
Eti2M-For freight and passengers to PoughksePse'
stopping at all way stations
At2 p M.-For Passengers to Poughkeepsie' stopping
Al 1.-THE way stations
At4 M-For Passengers TO Poughkeepse, stopping
at Mar hsanvile Yonkers Hastings Oob6s gerry Dear
man, TanytowB Sng-Sng 0rOton, Peekskil 6ar1sOas,
Cold Spring, Fshkin New Hamburger and Milton Ferry
ASP. M-For passengers 10 Peeksklli stopping al az
LEAVE POUGHKEEPSIE, GOING SOUTH
ALA M-Eor New-YOrk. stopping 1t Milton Ferry
New-H an burgh Low Point, Fshkil, Cold Spring. Gar
rson's Peekskll, CTOOD 5ingSRF, Tarytown OearmAn,
Dobbs' Ferry, Ionkcrs and Maahattanvllle,
Ats A. M.-Eor rreight ana passengers 70 NeW-forki
stopping ut all way stations on signal
AtIl As A M.-ROr passengers TO New YORK Stopping
at New Hambureh Gishkl Cold Spring, Garrsons, Peek:
skin, Sing Sing Ts ryOwn, Desrman, Dob6S Ferry ana
YOnkeTs. 49,
ASP M-For New-York, stopping at all wsy stations
LEAVE PEEKsKlLL FOR HEWYoRE.
AVA M-Stopping al all way stations on signal
Passengers viii promote the convenience anu s6fey ~
obseryng the following rules: lst Give particular drec-
lions To he where your baggage Is 10 10 do
uveTed that he NAV mark accordingly, and thereby AVOID
mistakes and deays 3D. procure yoaI tickets befOre enter
az he cars; Cd DO aOt stand on the platforms.
dis DIV IN d. LEfs superintendent