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Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27

the Union. Particular attention paid 10 California land
appeal
Communications, prepaid, addressed to W G. snethen,
Carroll Place. Capitol Hill, Washington, D. c. will meet
with prompt attention. oet27-dly
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!
"NoNE NEED DESPAIR"
All must admit there has been guen such mass Of
genuine testimony IN tapor Of any Other madeleine Gtrs
trail 10 Uhen all other remedies haze aiied.
Greater aoeght testimony ca'anot be given from he first
aaea IN this country.
BALTIMORE, Sept IS, 1851.
GENTLEMEN: After full and satisfactory trial of the
medicine prepared by you, and very generally known
Dr. Hamptons Vegetable Tincture, which you recom-
mended me to relief for the debility general
prosraon Of my system, the result of taking three
Ties OF this wonderful compound has pleased to say
resulted In restoration Of strength, keen appee
an activity of body which have not enjoyed for long
time so satisfied am OF the virtues Of this medicine,
that have confidently recommended 1t to many my
friends and acquaintance and happy to learn that in
great majority Of the most beneficial results have
stamped the i1dibty Of e 7factare. In my own case
am satisfied that advice to to give trial has,
restoration 10 health for which am truly thankful.
Respectfully, JOS X sTAPLEToN,
l9S w. Baltimore street.
MORE HOME TEsTIMoNY--NoNE NEED DESPAIR.
TRY 1T AND BE ECURED.--WONpERFUL AND PER
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 1851
Messrs. Mortimer Dc Aoobray--Gentlemen: This Is to
certify that in the year I843 attacked with
vous aifecon In consequence of Dyspepsia Indges
ton, which continued some eighteen months during
which time my suferngs intense both of body and
mind tried every thing could think hear Of. (as
there was much sympathy for me and at length all eff
forts failed to cure became much weakened, and
could walk but very short distance time, and was
often in the act Of falling upon the pavement would
stop In some door alley to prevent it, in consequence
Of frequent papitatons and from what could learn,
supposed had disease Of the heart, from frequent dis
tressng pains about the same also my chest and alb
domenthe latter being much distended. At this stage
my disorder could neither eat sleep oak with any
satisfaction to myself Life seemed to be burden to
me- My feelings were gloomy beyond description
atlength heard Of Dr. Hampons Vegetable Tincture,
and made trial of it. had but taken the first dose when
felt change for the better, and hope Immediately
sprang up continued, with the of this inraaaJie
1cure to rore daily until had taken the contents
of three bottles, which, under Divine Providence, made
perfect cure of me-
found had excellent appetite, and could partake
OF any food, which could not do for years previously
without the most distressing sensations. enjoy
uninterrupted good health and have done for the
six years; and would say to all afflicted have been,
to cast aside your preudces and try Hamos Vegetable
IS',ctre Any information beside this but meagre de-
scrpon of my will be given cheerfuy for
fit Of the afflicted Yours, WILLIAM NJ. OLDHAM,
Custom-llouse; dwelling, Fayettest, near Fremont.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFT!

CELLlNt UFF. SELLlNG OFF.!
II SHALL commence this day to run off my stock OF
IL WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for cash. Blan-
kets, Shaws Flannels, Cashmeres De LANES, &c, at
great bargains! Heavy yardwide Cotton such as has
been selling at 10 cts, put down to p Other goods in
proportion. HB- If you want bargains call at
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
dec l7--tr Directly opp. Todds Hat Store
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27

Presents for the Holidays.
( "E HAVE handsome assortment of Dry Goods
w suitable for presents for the approaching festive
season, to which your attention is invited
YERBY MILLER, Penna avenue,
dec Tim bet. 7th and 8th SITS, OPP Centre Market
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27
sHAWIa wRAppTNcs e.

UTE HAVE RECEIVED within the last few days the
w following, to which we invite the attention OF
purchasers:
10 very superior Scotch Plaid shawls, high coors
ID superior Bay State Shawls
10 Mauds, or Gentlemen's Travelling shawls, very
heavy
20 eolored Travelling Blankets w
10 superior Cashmere Long Shawls
10 pieces Colored Velyets 5l
40 pieces Fancy Colored French Cloths for Ladies'
Cloaks, &c. 1851
IL pieces Ermine Cloths, for Cloaks, &c.
Persons wishing the above description of goods will
please call and examine them before purchasing else
where We feel confident give them the best Of
bargains. trs
dec 17--lm YERBY a MILLER
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27

INHE STORE ON SIXTH STREET is the place fol
Il handsome Fancy Goods for the holidays. Call ant
see Husbands and wives--beaux and bees--girls ant
boys, will find good variety.
HD- Near cor. OF Louisiana av. and rear of the
dec l9--tr National and Browns Hotels
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

'NONE DESPAlh
Au must admit there has been gipen such mass %
genatae testimony In dpor Of any Other aedtcie. GiGt
TIA trial. cures soen all other remedies haze Jed
Greater ueght testimony cannot be gcen from e FIRST
in this country.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27

OPERA AND DRESS CAPS!
ITO THE LADIES.-Just opened-another style
of Ladies' DRESS CAPS in addition to the extensive
assortment on hand embracing OPERA, M0URNlNG,
and Breakfast do At Mrs. COLLISIONS
Fancy Millinery Store, SIXTH street, one square
above Pennsylvania avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27

(Late of Warrenton, Va.)
OFFICE and Residenoe-F street. north side, one door
above 10TH mar T-Th&sh
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27

JUST OPENED.
IIE particular attention Of ladies is requested to the
i following:
20 very superior and cheap Long Cashmere Shawls
10 Fine Scotch Long Shawls high colors
80 dozen superior Silk Hose, all grades
10 boxes superior Embroidered handkerchief.
The above, with variety of other cheap and useful
goods, worthy the attention of buyers
YERBY MILLER,
Penna. ay. opp. Centre Market,
dec 1T--1mif GUnionl bet. 7th and Sth SITS.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-27

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Pennsylvania Avenue, 6etaoeen Al and 9Th streets
IA THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of IN
M forming his friends, and strangers visiting the
M Metropolis, that he has just received from the
.AR- North very large and splendid assortment of
French and English CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES and VhsT-
INGS, and all kinds of Gentemens Furnishing Goods,
together with large and superior stock of Ready
Overcoas made in the best and most fashionable STYLE
all Of which he respectfully recommends and
Garments Of all descriptions made to order, and at the
shortest notice possible.
dec eff GEO. w. HINTON
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been earning at you.trade, and quite
as comfortably as vo havo been
living. And it will be an extreme
case, think, if you can't get en-
ployment at FIVE ddlars q week,
doing something or other. Don't
you?'
1T appears 50. Certainly I ought
to be able to earn five dollars week,
if it is at saving wood. Ill do that
-I'll do any thing
"Then we needn't be alarmed. I'll
try and get some sewing at any rate,
to help out. So brighten up, Henry.
All will be we'll. 1t will take little
time to get things going right again;
but time and industry will do all for
us that VIC could ask
Thus encouraged, Gordon started
cut to see if he could find something
to do. 1t was new thing for him
to go III search Of work; and rather
hard, he felt to be obliged almost to
beg for it. Where to 20, OF to whom
to apply, he did not know. After
wandering about for several hours,
and making several applications at
out OF the way places with no success,
he turned his steps homcward, feel
ing utterly cast down. In this state,
he was assailcd by the temptation to
drown all his trouble in the cup Of
confusion, and nearly drawn aside;
but thought Of his wife, and the
bright hope that had sprung up in
her heart in the midst of darkness,
held him back.
Its no use to try, Mary he said !,
dcsipondingly, as he entered his poor
ly-furnishcd abode and fcund his wife
busy with her needle i can't get
any work.
81 have heen more rc'succcssful thar
| you have. Henry: Nijs, 6ocdor yc-
turned, speaking cheesDNy. =. cnt
TO see if Mrs Lewis hadn't some
sewing to give out, and she gave me
p dozen shirts 70 rnaie.s So don't
DC discouraged. You can afford to
{! wa,s snrswenk apea5f@.Sst. .a.iheee
wceha, if it doesn't come sooner. Let
Us bc thankful for what x have
. dUv, and i:tis, il Goa .tr ;o
morrow. Depend upon rs NC sinai.
not want. Providence never for.
sakcs the man who is trying to do
right
Thus Mrs. Gordon stroyc to keen
mp the spirits of her husband. After
dinner, he went out again and called
to sec vel! known temperance man.
After relating to him what he had
done, and how unhappily he WIS sit.
uatcd in regard to work, the man
said
1T won't do to be Idle, Gordon;
that's clear, An idle man is tempted
ten times to anothcr's once. You will
never be able to keep the pledge I'M.
less you set something TO do. We
must assist YOU in this matter. What
can you do besides Your trader
4 have little skill beyond my reg,
ular ca.une; but then, / have health,
strength, and willingness. and |
think these might be made useful in
something
SO do l. Now to start with, III
tell you what Ill 90. If YOU will
come and open my store for me eve
ry morning, make tie fire and sweep
out, and come and stay an hour for
me every day while | go to dinner.
I will give you three dolla,s week.
Two hours q day is all Your time |
shall want
'Thank you from my heart. OF
course 1 accept Your offer. So far
SO good, said Gordon, brightcning G
up.
'Vcry well. Yon NAV hcoin wi
tomorrow morning. No doubt YOU
can make an equal sum By acting rs
a light porter for the various stores
about. ! can throw a Nttlc in Your
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for work, and the spoiled job was
made an excuse for discharging
.journcyman, whose habits of intoxi-
cation had always been offensive to
the mastcr-wolkman.
When Gordon entered the shop
for the purpose of asking to be taken
back, he met Evenly near the door,
who said to him, in a rough manner,
'And what do you want, pray?'
i want you to take me back again.
replied Gordon. 81 havo signed the
pledge, and intend leading q sober
life hereafter
The devil you have"
Yes sir. I signed it yesterday,
after you discharged me-
'lIow long do you expect to keep
it?' asked Evenly, with snccr.
Long enough to reach the next grog,
shop!
4 have take. pledge fo1 life, I
trust,' returned workman, SER
iously. He was hurt at the con.
tcmptuous manner of his old en-.
ploycr, but his dependent condition
made him conceal his feelings. you
will have no more trouble with mo-
No, am aware of that. / will
have no more trouble with you: for
| never intend to let you como ten
feet inside the front door of my shop
But ! have reformed my bad habit,
Mr.. Evenly. l will give you no
more trouble with my drinking said
the poor man, alarmed at this Ian
guagc.
It's no use for you to talk to me,
Gordon replied Evenly, in rough
manner. I've long wanted to get
rid Of you, and 7 have finally sue.
cccdcd. Your place is filed. So
there is no more to say on that sub
+ i~e, Good morning.
I'd the man turned on his heel
ana left Gorlon siuudins half stupi-
! fed at wht hc had hccrt'.
itum's lone III" tasincS; for you
., last, ny lark ! told you it would
COMO e, ,!;sn .5e,A an old fo!lcw we.l,,
man, who hcavo wha, passed between
b. don u..1 ihc empioyc:. lie
Sc .un isL'I insulting oicc.
Without .,rA.,i"G, lie uui.arpy
man left tho shop. feeling more
wrctchcd than he had ever felt in
lis life.
And thus I am met at my first
effort TO reform, lie murmured, bit
tcrlv.
'IIallo, Gordon! Where are you
going?' cried q voice as these words
fell from his lips.
lie looked up and found himself
opposite TO the door Of one Of his old
haunts. 1t was The keeper Of it who
had called him.
Come! Walk in and let us sec
Your pleasant face this morning.
Where we're you last night? My
COMPANY all complained about your
absence. We were as dull as
Il funeral
Curse you and your company toor
calculated Gordon between his teeth,
and lnovcd on, letting his eyes fall
again 10 the pavement.
"llcy.day! What the mattcr!'
But Gordon did not stop to handy
words with one Of tie men who had
helped to ruin lin.
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E.d thn NAV .urncd on lis heel
ana left Gorlon s,uadins half stupi-
fed at wh.t hc had hccrt'.
'ltum's ions III" Hasincss for you
At last, my lark ! told you it would
coa.o ta Sl,;sn 5s,A ~ old fo!|cw Fcli,.
man, who hsav0 wha, PASSED between
Ion ut1 nc en,pioyc.. lie
- |. III il-sLL,.,.., iirc
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~1NER'S ARTTFTCIAL LEGS
DEV. Dr.. STICKLAND'S AMERI-

IACAN FAMILY PILLS are undouhtcdlythe best veg
stable compound discovered for the cure o Liver
plants Jaundice. Piles. Cosveness, Dysqo psa Sal
low Complexion SICK Hcaiache. Bitter Taste DropSy KID
ncy Affections. Gravel Rheumatism. Intermittent Fever
and hguc. influenza Colds &c Bong stuct tccnrdance
with the unalterble laws of creative Providence. and a
knowledge Of Anatomy and Physiology the Doctor y
convinced that the same Advise Bong has created
IA the vegetable world remedy for every disease that
q. he teaches that the human body
se.ans many important organs called glands cach oI
,ytirl is employed sccrctlne from the Divh us own
.rrrl,.o fluid. the chief # which ls the Liver iId-
rs Sal,vary and Gaudular bodies connected WIN the
,ecrs,e from the blood those fluids that curry on the
- - s'iou and thus promote thc healthy ACTON ~ the
800 mo ,lnevs and SKIN Socrcto from the blood those
S,~erous impurities which, If Distracted VA, produce
-, ,ecs and hrflfh hr entirely impaired Now, tins
yer,iale compound 1t'acs the liver. stimulates 20 ac-
ion remove, rs diseases c'lccis the bilious ana digestive
q carr the tiiuevs f0 icf and opening the pores OF
a., stn Hence thr Puu6ctflon of the Blood, whereby
prfsct lcalih is restored For c9nuncns proof oi inc
o,f Inc Doctor requests ucrus of his pamphlet set
ling forth most fully tc philosophy II Their ACTON, with
mi direct ions and certificates Of unparalleled cures once
i3 Fulion-s New YORK. and sold hy Vcnders Of medicine
,'y@rallv m23 3mMM&S
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damn DEPARTMENT., STATE OF
SCHOOLS.

FENO PARENTS "A Lady of literary at
taiun,cnfs who las been accustomed O yea 1irs
gers - m inr INTO her family three or four MISSES
rom IA They viii be taught alt branches u an ing
lst lucauon with French Latin and Daiclns Il tlie
M l-~,n Is VEN healthy ou stage route WITHIN NJ
teen minutes walls of the Battery. c'nnanns
n-o>r.ct and neghhorho0d ~ the highest resleta-y
children committed tu her WILL at treaed -ln A-l
mes and affection Parents requested o. cA au tA-
ne fhe mounds when terms viii Doe stated, am tsitc-
fr, reference, gwen Address HILL Box l5yO Rsi Oi-
e.i mvlE3tSWAS*
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INSIR

EITIZ EMS FIRE INSURANCE
Y COMPANY Offices o. WALl-SI and lo' bO"-
FRY COMPANY with cash capital oI
SIJO.0OO,
an, l,.c 81 r1ns securely invested continues 90 insure
s@, iass on damage by FIRE, dwelling houses mcI-
c6ansc household furniture and all descriptions 'l IeI
s0ual Irorertt on The most favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
,,.h rl.r..r, Alonln Ah3rI Daniel BURNETT.
W'i''~' Wallace Ihomas McElrath Luke Baker
YIN Valentine. James BALDWIN, JN JARVIS n,...
JohnS Harms Robert B1rkleN, trdncls \ fdImeI
Incoh Miller
DANIEL BURNETT President.
JAMES nj MCLEAN, Secretary. u M"ch
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nR GOTRAUD'S LILY WHITE

BTThis delightful compound intended 20 supPNnt the
noous articles which have been heretofore used by ladies'
In Whitening the cucie. such prepared chalk Pans
white plaster Of PARIS. &c Unlike the pemclous and I'M
natural vs. hites advcrted Co., GOURAJDS Lily WMtegWe
I6-Ike wilderness % the complexion. When used, alter
the II n has been thoroughly washed with GOlRAUDS
Italian Nedcacd SOAP the effect is luxurious and delight
i Ia the extreme n also very valuable to gentlemen
with tender SKINS and stiff beardsaS u completely allays
the imitation consequent shaving Mothers should also
use II ou their babes as much superior 10 common
powder for that purpose Pc "A box
'GOURAUD'S Poudre Subtitle eradicates hair from low
fe heads uppor bps or any part of the body Warranted
GOURAUD'S Lie IId R1 &c for pale cheeks and Lps
Re particular 10 bear IN mind that DR. FELIX GOO-
RAUDS PREPARATIONS can only bee obtained genuine at ms
DEPOT, 81 Waker-st.. first door west Of Broadway 49,
my8 ThSSTrtf
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r. and fIe value thereof therein taplt>'ri
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING

FoT lrolLI Tassl70 l p. % LUW Ahgh NyI,III'o'
ec WsiIst New YORK BROWN. SHlPLEf co Ly-
erueol. G ROBERTS CO. 10 Kings Arms Yard
London s Boulevard Montm4rTe, Pans ,,
After Of Apul next the rate Of freight oy ne
above steamers Liverpool VIII be materially reduced
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,VI1RRVT0WY TYSTTTUTE-A Sc

Il lertBOARDING SCHOOL Tor BOYS AZ Tlnytown
New York A NEWMAN PrnclpM-ln TINS institution
Young Gentlemen are thoroughly instructed IL All Wy
at BOARD and Iurun including bed bedding "tsAns A.i
meujng is from 500 70 $50 per nuum ace'Tl " 7
.n.e, g. can De obtained 10 iShepads Book store, iJ
~ lton-si and a. r II WlooKs United states Se-itH
,ettr.'' 80 m3 MW&Sf
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THF NETWORK and LIV ERPOOL
I UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS The SHIPS
PACIFIC. CAT Nye.
Ratio. CAN'T Cnm.tOc.

HIN = wv WfsI1
ARCTIC. Capt Luce. bAlIilr CAPT Ooh'locAf
ADRfATIC. Capt Grafton
These SHIPS have been built ly contract eH9re'sy fpt
Government service every Gaze has been taken their
strrcun as also n their Engines ~ insure strength AMI
speed and their accommodations IT. PASSENGERS are uh-
eqraied for elegance or comfort Pnce OF passage from
New-York 20 Liverpool $780, exclusive use OF extra SIZE
sfate-roons $50 from Liverpool T. New 69rN I'D An
erueenced surgeon attached % each sip No berth can
be- secured until paid for The owners of these ships ~l
not be- utae Tor guld silver uLon, specie Ie"elI
,recus stones ar metals rness bills If lldng signed
therefor and tae value thereof therein expressed
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DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

hAII II MNIL : IiNNIDIIII VV-H-
4 PANY-Onv Through Line for Clhiorna anil ore
CON VIA ChHlreS direct - FIRE reduced On MkDNtS-
ID AY NAV rs 3 Nj Tho splendid steamship CRtSO tNt
CITY 500 tunS J Tanner. commander VII sul on
"Wednesday. May g. 40 precisely o'clock nom heI
pier al the foot Of Warreu-st with the Government!
Mails for Chagres. connecting with llc tsorlt nted
States Mail steamship NORTHERNER. 10 leave Panama
ON or about the 18th u June Fox freight passage, apply
NJ the Office Nos 81 and IS Sou'h-s or at III West -
.cr,,,r ~ W..rr,n-sf aupos.c the Park mylitf
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EIoAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY of
LONDON -Gcnerh Agents oihcr ~ W ats; Nv
York lst May, 1851 Capital, S2,5OO,OoO, ana surplus
The Withdrawal table Of the Society affords TO the A.
surcl who may take then policies under theNt t''oS
the greatest possible present and prospective
that can hs conferred hy Lie Assurance On tins laolc
the Assured entitled al AMY time 20 reeofS a. al
immediate advance. 10 the extent of oneaii 'lo dlo
the paid annual premiums. without security iS la
hhty deposit If the policy, hui 10y sHte t , ,h
thereon on the half premium be SO withheld during we
Whole continuance of the policy Also I'M .A. vNc" '
assured at any time NOT requiring 90 continue the F9A ~"
surrender unc-half ol the aunua p'iu""A> "'' ~ 10
turned by the Society d.. ~. fc.a
Al the last annual investigation, reported IN MY, ~
the bonuses declared thc assured were the "l"1 q"
return If Is per cent their premiums ma cash. o' h
NolSonal addition Co the original sum ASSURE" 10y ''"
policy Naulnr from 90 to 63 pcr cent mo, .pr,r,
ENAMPI rs of BONUSES ALREA ADV ". LAN'.b Nh
will be found m the SocefyS pamphlet "7N...'' ", =,
Nlles of RATES ANA other information on 'i'.' ' -
Msll-St on 40 ANY of the a-cncics, nee OF ca
party may az a moderate annual premium l''u.V ~
hc and hi hc survives reach the asC oI o' 'l
fun sun, insured up Co $1,000. viii oc PAID 10 aus nanny "
legal representatives
a. EDW ARD ltABICHr. Chllrman
7 p.l...~ Nenr, uIlan. + G. tUckCr,
~ NNo 1i,l : : Ro,lanA X J Dillon, and
j kearncy Rodgers, VI ID ,
Tho Roarl meet every "Wednesday az N N"t'>' POI, wv
tsuSacton Of California and DINER Nicsh h',
tsk,n bal fam rates at ENfri premium
J IIANDER STARR. General \ fcni ind
mi Th&Stt Supcuni, udcnt oi tht l ) L',D nyA-N-
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: SCHOOL AGENC l, 2So DIOdu-
.v.v Capital furnished hy the Patrons Ine fulilA
Annual Circular Of this Institution Is out slo" H thr s
flltv of tLe rlon of building ug Greai r. il-Ai
Ft.rrSr THAI SHAH universal pafronise ilf Ate
e.. Pupils Merchandise. and al Educational olcis- -
lart proposition SCI al % rs patrons am leLs y
,rk ~ them such interest ~ tAe estalsLli---
T. tt their money bacS. With large lntcres- ms - lo
3, rtng agencies selling checks and oy slaflns lue %
~ coma WIKI The Patrons anu the cause u Elil-o A
,r reys collected OF mveStcd-tlus atoriia- them a..
gfaa dividend. besides procuung permanent NC
~ ..so al Eiucat0n Terms Il DEPOSIT percent can
M one wears cornpsnslii iInc lllns Board Inc enc
ar Transferable and pressure negotatons IN the nsl IA
- LOTIONS Families and Teachers tgruushout me mn,
-,ffl the FUN amount received. whether n one 20
r-roent, Auriv early posf paid personally # ssnisi
NJ, ,.. IstTrTfSSs L X WILCOX, Proprietor.
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NEW.YORK md ERIE RAILROAD.
QIIIDSON RIVER RAILROAD

lkIINSON kINER RAILROAD
n New York 20 20 gnKvv,Si, ny R~.lssd
and steamer ARMENIA. SUNDAYS excepted Leave Office
m Hudson Chambers. M NJ tor PoughkcepSc.
and an way stations At s. for PolghseepSe, stop
pne al Manhattanvlc, NsnAos, DohhS Fery. Deafman
TarutoWu. sing sing. Croton, PechSN GarIi>on tult
Spring FlShkil and New Himhrggh ~ ~ PM for
Poughkcepse and an va, stations AZ VI FOR Pouch
keepSie ard an safIouS AZ VI for PoughAeepsie
and PRINCIPAL stations, connects with steamer Armenia
for Absn, and places on the nver AZ 81 = M for
PeeAsAll ard Way stations cave PolghkeclSie going
South at A NJ ~ AN, M An, VI and NJ -
Steamboat tram leave PcoAsku for NewYork at OF NJ
mtl N OLIVER II LEE. SUPERINTENDENT.
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FAST CALIFORNTA

NFRFIGHT PACKAGE AMI PARCEL EXPRESS
- Per Steamers BROTHERJONATHAN and CRE>C IN
CITY on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, Che 26th and
2Sh INST Our next regular Express VIII ne hr~ideu ny
tho above Steamers IN charge II experienced mtSsen
GERS Messrs Wilcox Stan.tlS who wll connect with our
PROMPT IsfhmuS agent at ChagroS From the superior Il
cites possessed hv this Express, enabled % for
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