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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-07

CosT OF DRUNKENNESS TO THE NATION
The Rev. Mr.. Foster, in his address before the
National Temperance Society, gave some statis-
tics connected with this fruitful source OF crime,
and poverty, and disease he stated that 1000
drunkards were made annually. In the State of
New York, 10000 persons tried during the
year 1850, for offences committed under the infu-
ence of liquor The expense of these trials was at
least $4,000. There is expended in the city Of
New York, annually, 100000 for the support o
pauperism caused by intemperance. Besides this
there is paid 100000 for police, two thirds oil
which, would be dispensed with but for ntemper-
ance. In the city of New York there are 5000
grog- shops, which if only supported at SO
each per day, require annual expenditure of
81 ,5000 900. The annual cost to the State, from
pauperism and crime, the direct result of ntem.
perance, was S2600,000. There is annually ex-
pended in the United States for intoxicating drinks
Sl6000,000; and yet with this frightful summing
up, treat " still continues to be the token of
good fellowship.
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NEW ORLEANS,


ON Sunday the Cars leave every hour from o'cock A..
Ev- An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres
quarter of an hour for the Depot.
D, w. SMITH. Superntsndeut
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THt DAGU ERREOrYPE SALOONS, No.
l. 50 Camp street, tShii new budings) nov open
Tor the reception OF who respectfully invited
examine the extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
e-T These SALOONS have been magnifcsntly furnished
and attention will be bestowed to satisfaction
patrons
ev BY the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this with
an immense SKy-LIGHr. and by NEW CHEMICAL PRo.
used in preparing the Plntes the Portraits
in short OF time Comfy few seconds). exhibiting
hlgh degree OF pereCtioD with the proper and natural
graduation Of Light and Shade. without which Pictures
not be life like
e-Vo a choice variety of new style Enameet and En-
gaved IOCKETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable for Miniatures, furnished the manu- iacturers
prices
sc~ Artists supplied with article used in the Da-
guerreotype at New York prices JACOBS,
d24 6m No, 80 Camp SewOreans.
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DENTISTRY

DENTAL NOTlCE-The Copartnership here
- t9fore existing between F. H.. G. s. &
J. ;. KNAPP is dissolved bv limitation. 6Ses
F. ii. 4 q. S. Knapp and l., CHANDLER u
may be consulted at the old stand 104 Com l1ID
street, Of 81. Charles.
j. s. Knapp may be consulted his office and resi-
dence, No. 10 Bdronne street, near Canal.
They particular attention the preservation of Carl
Teeth, millions of which annually lost for want
OF timely and udcious treatment They also prepared
to insert Artificial Teeth according the laes improvements
in the either fastened by atmospheric clasps
ami with without Artificial Gums, the require
Tee extracted without pain under the influence of Cho
roform Letheon, with perfect safety, they having used
these articles nearly four thousand with and
without inlnrY pAIlen. d2 mhlti& WHY
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The Mobile Advertiser has the following bit of
Indian information, which possesses some interest:
The Advertisers informant says he was present
at an Indian ball play in Mobile, between the
Choctaws and Creeks in 1910, at which time the
war hatchet was buried between those tribes, for
the first time in hundred years. The peace was
brought about through the influence of the Span
sh Government, and the tribes met here to receive
their annuites from the Spaniards.
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BOARDING.

DRIVATE BOARDING-A few gentlemen
can accommodated with Board, reasonable terms,
24s Common bet ST. John and St. Peter ats mh5 3mos
MRS. W. E. BROWN informs her friends and
1vl the public that, havln opened and thoroughly
renova ed the WAVERLY HOUSE, No. % Canal Z
,(aey occupied by Mrs Shall, she prepared -
afer every Accommodation both transient and -
permanent Boaders that pains and
NewOreans. November 5, 1870. n14 lyos
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SLAVES.::: SLAVES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-I00 SLAVES,
w for which the highest cash prices will be paid CIti
and merchants who have Slaves for sse will plaess
cal before leaving their Slaves with other persona
IS 3mos+ ELIHIT CRESWELL 15S Common st.
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The entire representative population is about
2l,7l0,000. The ratio OF representation will be
about 93,17O.
The republic., 1851-02-21

To Orange c. H. by 10 M 81 miles;
And back between Z m and m, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday.
al23 From ChancelOrssile a, a3 m week, Tues
By Todds;
To Danie!svile by g IN, l3 miles,
And back between IN and IL IN.
2i24 From Charlottesville at week, Tuesdays
To Richardsvle by m, miesi
And back between IL m and p M
2425 From Shepherds Grove al 8 m once week. We'd
nesdsy;
BY KeIysvie and Brandy;
TO CuIpeper G. II. by IL IN, ls miles;
And back between and p m
Proposals for semi weekly service will be considered
242G From Bowling Green at daily except Sundays
To Milford Depot by % IN, "a miles;
And back between IN and A pm.
2427 From Bowling Green at s m twice week, We'd
nesday and Saturday;
BY Sparta and Central Point;
To Newtown by IL m, 25a miles
And back between m and m
242s From Bowling Green at IN twice week, We'd
By Turner'S Store AID White Chimneys
To Mangohic by IL m, "a miles;
And back between p m and p m.
2429 From Junction daily at 8 IN;
By Verdon Beaver Dam Depot, Secondturn out
Fredericks Hail. Toersvile, Louisa G H. ,Trevlion's
Depot, Gordonsvlle, Lindsey's Turnout, Gotham,
Keswick Depot, and Shadwel;
To Charlottesville by m, 7aa miles,
And back between u and m.
Proposals to commence at Richmond will be considered
2i30 From Tayorsvile at 10 twice week, Tuesday
and Friday;
To Hanover C. H. by IL m, miles,
And back between and pm.
243l From Richmond at a daily;
BY Taylorsville, Junction, Ruther Glenn, Quincy 8,
and fredericksburg;
To Aqua Creek by IL M, 753 miles
And back between and p m.
1882 From Richmond at a m twice week, Tuesday and
Friday;
By Chickahomeney GoodaPs, Montpelier, Negro
Foot Etna Locust Creek, Jackson, and Long Creek
To Frederick Hall by II a m next days, "a miles {;
And back between 8 p m Wednesday and Saturday,
and . IN next days.
2433 From Richmond at 81 D daily;
The republic., 1851-02-21
Burnt Quarter to be supplied BY one Of the trips going

Burnt Quarter 10 be supplied by one oil the ups going
and returning.
245O From Stony Greek Warehouse m, twice week,
Wednesday and Saturday;
By Psrhams Sore and Coman's Well
To Sussex II by IL am, Is miles
And back between IN and m.
245i From Jsretts at twice week, "Wednesday and
Saturday;
BY Poplar Mount and Hanisville,
To Smoky Ordinary BY pm, 81 miles,
Aud back between IN and II m.
2452 From Hcksford daily at am;
BY Rylands Depot, Green Plaias, N G, and Summit
To Castor by 8 m, 20 miles
And back daily after arrival from Raleigh, say 81 n
and 81 pm.
2453 From Hicksford at m tri-weeky, Monday, We'd
nesdsy and Saturday;
BY Stony Mount to Lawrencevile by IL m, thence b,
Diamond Grove, Tanners Store Lombardy Grove
and Union Level;
To Boydon by 10 p m, 62 miles;
And back to Lawrencsvle between m and P n
Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, and to Hicksfod by l:
night.
Proposals for som weekly service between Lawrence
vile and Boydton will be considered also proposal
to extend 10 Clarksvle.
2454 From Hicksford at m twice week, Wednesda.
| and Saturday;
BY Drewrysvilc and Jerusalem,
To Franklin Depot by 5 p m, 40 miles;
! And back between m and m, Tuesday an
Friday;
2455 From Jerusalem at 8 a m, once a week, Friday;
| BY Pope's Store and Francisvlie, N G;
To Jackson, N by m, 33 miles;
And back between Z m and m next day.
2456 From Fearnsvile at m once week, Wednesday
BY Mayfeld;
To Smithfeld by 10 m, l9 miles;
And back between ii a and pm.
2457 From New Kent H at 2 once week, Saturday
To Charles City G by p m, l5a miles,
And back between q and p
245S From Warsaw al week, Thursjay;
! BY DurettsvIe, Farnham, Litwalton, Lancaster o. IL
! Kilmarnock, Wicomico Church, Heaihsvle, Lofts
| burg, Union Village, Oldham's Cross Roads, knsale
L Rirao sfoYa
| To Warsaw by 6 pm next Saturday, equal to 54 mile
| and back and
| From Warsaw at p m week, Saturday;
| BY Rices Store, Hague, kinsale, Odhams Cros
| Roads, Union Village, Losburg, Heathsvile, Wico
| comico Church, Kilmamock, Lancaster c. II. Lit
walton, Farnham, and Durrettsvile;
| To Warsaw by 6 next Tuesday.
Separate proposals for service from Warsaw by Dur
reusvile, &c to Klmarnock, twice week. and bac|
the same ,Day, and from Warsaw by Rices Store
&C., to Wicomico Church, twice week, and bac|
the same ,Oay invited.
2459 From Tappahannock at m, twice week, Wed
| nesday and Saturday.
The republic., 1851-02-21

And back between 8 a m and IL am;
From Kerneysville at P m tri-weeky, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday;
By Leetown;
To Mddeway by 6 m, 8 miles,
And back between a and Ii m.
1927 From shepherdstown at A m trweekly, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday;
BY Sharpsburg, Maryland, and Keedysville;
To Boonsboro' by "a m, 10 miles;
And back between m and a m, with three addi-
onal weekly trips
From Shepherds,own at Al m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday;
To Sharpsburg by s IN;
And back between a m and o 9am.
1888 From Winchester at twice week, Sunday and
BY Mill Creek, Dakcsville, Marnsburg, Bcddnglon,
and FsIing Waters,
To WiIIiamspor, Maryland, by 3p m, AZ miles
And back between q m and m, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Proposals for daily service between WilIiamsport and
Martinsburg invited
Proposals to supply Beddngton by side mail will be
considered.
1929 From Berkey Springs at week, Monday;
To Oakland by p m, IL miles
And back between 7 a m and 10 m.
1880 From Winchester at twice week, Tuesday and
Friday;
BY Cedar Creek, Gravel Spring, and Capon Springs
To Wardensvie by m, 81 miles;
And back between 8 a m and m Monday and Thurs
day.
From Wsrdensville at a m, a week, Saturday |;
BY Bakers Run and Fabius,
Te Moore6eld by p m, 80 miles
And back between q m and m next day.
Proposals the turnpike road will be considered
Also proposals in such to supply the omitted post
Offices. Cspron Springs from June to October I Of
each year Cedar Creek and Gravel Springs the year
yocnd
253i From Winchester at Al daily, except Sunday;
By Newtown, Stephensburg, MiddIetown, Sirasburg
Toms Brook, Woodstock, Edinburg, Mount Jackson,
New Market, sparapolis, Lacy spnsa Merose,
Harrisonburg, Mount Crawford, Mount Sidney, and
Cne's Mill;
To staunton by 10 next days, 80 miles,
And back between p m daily except Sunday, and
next day.
Proposals for q day schedule will be considered.
253a From Winchester at tri-weeky, Monday, Wed
nssday, and Friday;
BY Back Creek Valley, Cspon Bridge, Hanging Rock,
and Pleasant Dale
The republic., 1851-02-21

Proposals to embrace Lumberpor Shinnsson, and
Worthington, instead Of Bridgeport and Boohsvlle,
will be considered.
1868 From Carksburg at IL m once week, Saturday
BY Lumberpor,
To Shinnson by 3 M IL miles;
Aud back between m and II u. (Sce 2572.)
1854 From CIaksburg after arrival from the East cay ii
n, three times week, Monday, Thursday. and Sa-
turday,
BY New Salem, West Union, Greenwood, Pcnnsboro,.
To Pa,ksrsburg, IS miles, and from Pennsboro, by
st. Msry's and Newport to Marietta, Ohio, 81 miles,
~ q next DAYS;
And back from Parkersburg and Marietta between q
m Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, and m next
days.
1865 From CsIksburs 10 three times week, Tues
day, Thursdsy, and Saturday;
BY West Milford, Lost Creek, aod Janeew
To Weston BY M 20 miles;
And back, between 10 and D N Monday. We'd
nesday, and Friday 71s
1866 From CIurksburg at m once week, Wednesday
By
TO Buchannon by p m, 40 miles;
And back between and D m next dsy:
Proposals TO ntermediate post Offices.
1867 From Clarkaburg at q week, Friday;
| BY Grass Land, Overield, Melon, Philippe Bakers
Settlement, and Leadsville
To Beverly by p m day;
And back by Leadsvle Bakers Settlement Burners
| vie Phiippa, Peel Tree, Romines Mills and Quiet
j DELL between m Sunday and . m next day,
! equal TO 81 miles and back.
Proposals for an additional weekly trip between Philip
| pa and Beverly invited III,
Also proposals. 10 embrace Glady Creek. and 10 omit
such offices may be embraced in No. 1866.
1865 From Farmont at ii week, Tuesday;
by Pennington. Blackshres, Forks of Buffalo, Beasys
| Mills, Pine Grove, and Porters Falls
| To New Htartinsvile by next day, 54 miles;
| And back between Thursday and III a m nert
| day.
1869 From Fairmont at m, twice week. Monday and
The republic., 1851-02-21

By Mt Vinco;
To Buckingham c. H. by 2 p m, 16 miles
And back between m, Monday, Wednesday, and
and Friday, and p M
Proposals 10 at HowardsviIle. and embrace
Mt. Vinco and Goodwins Church invited. Also
proposals to commence at New Canton and embrace
Gravel Hill.
2496 From Columbia at tri weekly, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
By Wilmington Palmyra, and Union Mills
To Keswick Depot by p m, 324 miles;
And back between q m and m Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
2497 From Scosvile IL m twice week. Thursday and
Saturday;
BY Garland's, North Garden, and Mount Israel
To Brookvle by pm, 25 miles;
And back between and p m, Wednesday and
Friday.
249s From Godonsve on arrival Of cars from junction, say
at m tri-weekly, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
BY BarboursviIIe, Mount Eminence, and Seville, to
Sianardsvlle by IL pm;
And back by Ruckersvie, Stonypoin and Bsrbours-
vile;
To Gordonsville between m and D m next Days,
equal to 81 miles and back.
24s9 From Gordonsvie at tr weekly Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday;
BY Liberty Mills snd Proctor's Tan Yard
To Madison G. H. by p m, % miles,
And back between and IL m.
$500 From Sanardsvile s m once week. Wednesday;
By Conrad's Store and McGaheysviIle;
To Harsonburg by p m. 81 miles;
And back between m Tuesday and p m.
250l From Charlottesville at p m daily;
BY Hardins Tavern, Mcchums River, Yanceys Mills,
BrookvIe, Waynesboro and Fishersvllc;
To Saunton by next day, 36 miles;
And back between ! daily, and 81 next day.
Proposals TO at earlier hours in closer
ions made with Richmond by route No. 2429
invited.
25O2 From Charlottesville at tri-weeky, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday;
By Garlands Covesvlle, Lovingston, Rose Mills New
Glasgow, Amherst G. H., and Cool Well;
To Lynchburg by p m next days, SO miles
And back between 3 m and IL m, Sunday, We'd
ncsdsy, end Friday.
Proposals for three additional weekly trips invited;
also for expedited schedule.
2503 From Charlottesville st ~ daily;
To University Of Virginia by m, 2 miles,
And back between 81 m and 9pm.
The republic., 1851-02-21

burg.
1854 From Evansville at m, once week, Thurslay;
BY NestorvilIc and Gady Creek;
To Philppa by m. ~ miles;
And back between a and p m, Wednesday.
1855 From Kingwood at 6 m once a week, Saturday;
BY Deckcr's Creek;
To Morgantown by IL m, 20 miles,
And back between m and p m
1856 From Kingwood at a week, Wednesday;
BY Salt Lick Falls
To German settlement by IL m, 20 miles,
And back between m and m.
1857 From Morgantown at m a week, Monday ;
BY Granville, Cassve Preness, Blacksville, Wsdes-
town, Jollytown, Ryerson's Station, Rock Valley,
Fair Hill, and Wheeling Valley;
To Wheeling by next day, 67 niles;
And back between 6 m Wednesday and p m next
day.
1858 From Morsantown q m once week, Wednesday,
To Prunytown by m, 20 miles;
And back between m and m next day.
1859 From MorgantoSn at a m once week, Monday;
To Evansville by p m, rs miles
And back between m and next day.
2560 From Morgantown at a once week. Wednesday;
To Brownsville, Pa, by m, 80 miles;
And back between m and p next day.
256l From German Settlement at a week, We'd
ncsday;
By Western Ford,
To Leadsvic by m, 80 miles,
And back between a and m Tuesday.
2562 From Clarksbure at m daily, except Sunday;
BY bridgeport Boothsyillc, Fairmount Rivssville,
Laurel Point. Morgantown, Ufinston, Stewartstown,
loss Ferry, Spring Hill Furnace, Pa, and smiih6eld,
TO Uniontown, Pa, by next day, G6 miles,
And back TO Farmont via White Day instead Of Rives
vile, between 10 m daily, except Sunday, and
m, and to Clarksburg by IL m next dsy, Stewards
town and Ices Ferry to be supplied aernssely three
times week each way.
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MILLS.

lTLANTTC DOCK MILLS.-lndlan
y 60 Tlorr ana Indian Corn Farna dried and manu-.
LS2 Nv Staaord's Patent Processes Tmay be obtained
sovTing and other respectable Grocers 10 ibis C1y;
WV III g. Greenwood 48I broadway.
w & Wait. SOL East Broad way.
Albert 7. AlbrO S79 Bowery.
Thos b. & w. 3. PitmaR, 205 Hudson-st
Thoa Hope l. Co cor. Cbambersa and West brOadWsy'
Vn,ham Robert Ballagh, ChsHabers-sL
PsIk Tilford, ll2 Sixih-sv.
At. Higbie, $50 first
% Angevine % Sixth az.
fohn ~ Cook. ThiTleenth-st and FiithAV.
y Dening. 81 Thifd-av- ,,A
Morris Fowler, Univerfty-plsce, cor. fweuursL
~ Yale 6 Union place.
J. Crawford 200 Henry-st
Knapp L Beam, GIL HOuston-sL
" T. w Sparks, 80 LexingtonaV -, n,
aYDoian com flour isdesigned for making Bread ruo-
Gass snc Ca es for mixing with Wheat hyeor BUCK
80 Fonr and W W be found trial very superior ar.
rte II Is put up double paperei packages oil Ids sao
h bOxes OF one dozen each - -,
sIaoisu Corn Farinan an entirely new and moot dell
ous Artce for making PGddngs, Aush, &c and wl prove
"a admirable substitute for Rice Samp and Ho nmony As
Eruce for the composition OF Puddngs ths Farna has
nortaL tits put w TO- papers 10 bs21uiu style ana
hboxes OLA dozen each al the extremely low price oil
81 cents per single package. 60, .,,
These articles are sold a. Wholesale By Messrs Allen
Whlttesey q SOuths; J. NJ H0yt Sons, l75 Washing
tnst and ola g. Benson, Sc Southsi or at the Mills
Consumers can obtain Of the GrOcers pamphlet OF 10
pages entitled Remarks Indian Corn us Preserve
tcn md Manufacture with Recipes Tor Cooking" &c.
Orders addressed 10 T. BRONSON Agent, AuRnnc
Dock Mills Company, Nos H. 49, 70 and % Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn. NewYOrk III receive prompt attention ana DIS
patch. JoomeOu
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

Flew ROUTE % BUFFALO and the WESr-wn.
ter Arm Commencing Monday Jan. 8 1851
Leave New York for SinghanEon, En-rA Cornns hor-
nelsvle Geneva, Rochester, Baaho and internsdlase
plscss daily by STEAMBOATS, THOMAS POWELL and
ERIE, from pier foot Of DuS1e-st as foIows'
Breakfast and supper ca board tie boats
MosNTSc MAIL Train AZ An. stopping a. al re sta-
ions, arriving al Geneva the same evening Ga,
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo &c can lodge a. 0ene
va and take Express Trsn nom Albany next morning.
arriving AZ Rochester and Balo al the same une a paa-
senxers Albany VITA the advantage ca nights reak
WAY TRAIs a. q n .oT oasyile aud 81 nseEineol-~
Earions. 800, .,.--
Near EXPRESS TRAM Az N ropplngatonly 4 rler'
mont SuferEs Chester Goshen, Addeeown OlhVuo Det-
aware NarruWsburgh, Hancock, Deposit sasquenennes
Great Bend, Snghamton and stations wess on Sins
fske the train srving Buffalo same evening ssenT
gers for Ithaca Cayuge Bridge and towns on Cayue LaA
take cars OF The Cayugs and Susqueaenne h-fvaa
n Ogego which leave Immediately on mo NrVG 81
rss Pa ake the cars the Corning and Bossbug Rairoa1
atCorpine stagee leave wshurg, Hancock sposf
Susonehanna Great Bend. singhemon Owego, Naveriy,
Esrirs Coming Painted Post and Hornesyile on ArVa
- - TRAINS 10 NETWORK.
MoRFING Mail TRAIN leaves Geneva N An s.op'
mig =. All the stations and IN New forx a. y M
EIegT EXPRESS TRAiF leaves Geneva "a ma
Hornelsylle al so 2 n stopping al AL stauols Ness
Rirs hamton and al Great Send Susqnehanna Depost,
HsrcocA Nsrrowsburgh Delaware, Orsyue eiaqsstewh'
snAsrns ana P,srrnort srrivirg N Nev-fors at9t An
Way TRAIF leaves Orsyie 81 II M stopping q ~ mo
staiops and arriving IN New YORK. al Ill 40 An
NEwsURsH bRAScR leaves Newburgh ~ y 50 A n ana
IS5p M cor recting witt the trains gong Wesi Leaves
Chester ii II AN and Pm oron ARRIVAL o. me snsiro7
TRyfcsr TRAINS leave from pier FOO, Dusnes 80 NJ
Freight Tor Geneva Rochester ana Buffalo sad ~ pAes
Superintendent
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DFGT7T-AR MAIL LINE between BOS-


EAToN EHd EEW-YoRK- via sroHNGToE ard
PROVIDENCE-inlsGd route without cry change %
TS steamer ssACAUsETrs Cap Jcei stoIs 40
r6HT6nORE CAPT Wn. Il. Frazoa To c0GGecafn
SitS be stoningtOa and Providence and Bosiga ana
Providence Railroads LEAVING HswI9rL ay sssilsys
- 5ciock Al ard sSAngtoI Et2 Pm Or upon no az
rival Of The Mai Tran fron tosloa . H., .. ,.. -.
IN syr yeset PARTICULARLY adapted 10 lse aHHgstSo .
To Sound The accommodations Tor pahsenf
nd co-fortablette OfseIs capabis &nd a.
The route beng the shores; snd Rost dfeca Seleee.
Boston and New YORK. passengers No s-es.s. - sFs
IN s7nns HTne Tor ne morning Lles Of 4le~lSO@iA -
railro5ss r1iuniu 70 various pon;E from those ct.ss
The NASsACHU5 ET1 viii leave New OK o. .sos-
dan, fhurscsy and Saturday Leave Soongior 90 2o1-
ds9 WedIeGday and FRIDAY. ,.,. a..
TIE COMMODORE VIII leave New York MoE1Ayi " 90
uesSav and Frdzv Leave S.onngton Tuesday THURSDAY
RPasseneers o. TIE Arrvl Of tie sseSners a. Sou
cgtou proceed Immediately n ne SpleDd1 railroad cara
70 PROVIDENCE and Boston A bagsaZe-masier accon
rsnies esch rain 70 and from Boston Sor passage
bers sste rooms or freight applications sSJ be made "a
- Ase1~ - on
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

z EWINTER ARRANGEMEET.-On and after Moa.
day Dec &c. s5J the passenger GsRs vi nin a. follows
(S1ndays excepted . -
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
from tbe Office IL HudsOn-sL near Chapsbefs<s
Alb IS A. Mgor passengers 70 Poeghkeeps'e, stopping
Al all the way stations
AtI2 M-For freisht and passengers to POughkeepsia
stopping al all way stabOns.
At2 r M.-For Passengers to Po1ghk sepsie stopping
Al all tae way staiO9s
At p M-For Passengers 70 Ponghheepsle, stopping
Al Mai hatanyiDe Y0nkers Hastings, Oobbs Ferry Dear
man TsuytoWn Sng-Sns 0TOton, Peekskll OAfflsoe 4
Cold Spring Fishkill New. Hsmb1rgh end Milton very
ASP M-Tor passengers 10 PeeEsbD, stopping al AZ
LEAVE POUGHKEEPSfE, GOING SOUFH
ALL Nor hsw-YoTk. stopping a. Milton Ferry,
New. Han barghL Low Point Fshkil1 Cold Spring Gar
rson's PaessEil CrotOn Sihg-Szg TaTytown Dedrnaa.
Dobbs, Ferrv Ionkers and MashAttanyile.
AHA M.-For height and passengers to Re~-rofs,
s.opoug AZ al way stations on signal
AtIi45A M-FOr passengers 70 New YORK stopping
At New Hsnbareh Fishkl Cold Spring, Ganso1s Peek:
sSin. sing-Sng Tsl ytOwD, DsaTnsn, DoOos very sd
YoHkers. -, 1910, -. 81. III, . ...,to ~.
on signal ,,~gvttY ron HeW voRK
kt7A M-Stopping al Al way st4loAS on 81 Ma
Psssenssrs viii promote theI convenience saioy -
o5seTyng DE following rules: lsl GIVE pancaef eLec
6ons IN IL Te-nau where your baggage 10 Do %
Byered a ls may mark Il Accordingly, ed hereby zoe
aigtakes and DELAYS ID procure yoaf ncSe1 heofe en
40 he esys. "a do not stand on tbe p sugfal4
dis Civ %. u H----. o-yo --s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-05
TRAVELLING.

NOR BOSTON by NEW-YORk3 and
II EEW-HAVEN RAILROAD-The following Trans
leave Tie Canslsl Station, Daily, Sundays EXcePo ~
Boston a. O'Clock An and arrive al Boston AZ oo0'N
PM Dinner d. Springfield -p,. zvbi.
Al o'clock NJ arrive al Boston al 80 - Es[y.
Haven Hartford Springfield. or al any St@lon "n'''
EXpress Tram receives passengers ...-p. Sinner
Ss,crrE p 81 arrive al Bostcn Al II - Pm olPp1l
ii Springfield The Train receives ftsicl is '' - 49,
Prueipai stations See blls ct III l. a. q,
Passengers are desiTed 10 procure I.s -
Seals in lie Cars l5ltI r. b. AAsON S'Pe''n''NUeHN