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MONTHEAL, April 20.
Important from Canada.

MONTHEAL, April 20.
Important from Canada.
Dispatches from Earl Grey to the Governor
General have been published, according to which
the Imperial Government is not opposed to a
reduction of the civil list, but will recommends it
to the British Parliament, and the Governor
General of Canada. In return he will remove
all the troops, except the garrisons Of Quebec
and Kingston, and will charge the province with
the expenses of the barracks, and also with the
annual presents made to the Indians. Earl
Grey does not think this will tend to ALLEVIATE
the colonies from the parent country.
New York, April 29th--9 p. m.
The price of loaf sugar has been reduced
half cent, and Of powdered and crushed
quarter.
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 80
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FARMERs' AND CITIZENs, HOTKI,

Ninth street, near the Canal.
DOARD for ten or twelve young men can be obtair
ID at the above place at $3 per week. The rooms
large and airy. Servants In attendance ap 29--d2x
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

-" - ~ " 7FHLAUkLFHIA, ApfI ZB-U III p
The stock market presents special change, except
that 1t Is duler. U. s. 6s 1867 lit A@l17S Pennsyl
yania SIS, 92M
Flour is dull Small sales common brands at $437C0
45o. Rye Flour, $3.50 Corn Meal, SO.
Grain quiet Sales Of red wheat 100 cents white
l04@106 cents. Corn dull at 62@63 cents for yellow
white, GA cents. Oats, 1904 cents. Rye, 70 cents.
Provisions firm. Sales of new mess pork at $3.50
Bacon firm. Shoulders, 711@7N. Sides, ZOOS n cts
Hams, 9911 cents. Lard firm at 1905 cents per h.
Groceries without much movement-Rio coffee 1z91O
cents Sugar and moasses scarce prices unchanged
3L@3 "a cents.
Wool Is less active and prices tending to declnesaes
Of common washed at 33@35 cents per lib. ~ f
Tobacco very quiet.
The sales Of cotton are small-market steady
Whisky 23@A cents per gallon.
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WINDOW SHADES
SPANISH FANS!

SPANISH FANS!
JUST RECEIvED-A lot of SPANISH FANS, beautiful
u patterns D- "
Bonnet Caps, Ladies' Chene Crayats Chldren's Long
Combs, Childrens and Misses Gloves, Belts Ribbons,
! ETC., ETC., at MRS. COLLISIONS
Fancy and Millinery Store, It'll street, above II.
ap 26-H +#a. es$. ef- 4
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

n II WINTER AhRAN0EMbrT.-on ano al'et sao.
day Dec l6, 1850 he passeng-i usss "" run ~
''u"O"'L LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
FROM the Office In Hudsou-s, scar Chamoerses .,.
alta is A. M-For passengers 10 Pougnxeeps"' "PF-A<
Ati2M-sor freight and passenger TO Poughssepnes
stopping at all way stations. .., .oo,a,.
AZ M-For Passengers to Poughkeepsie' HoPP''k
Az p M-For Passengers to Poughkeepsle, stopping
stMsrAafanvle fonkers lies ings, Oobos Ferry ecsfs
,rsr Tauvtoyp Sing Sing 0Tot0n feessku. oHatieOhs
Told sprinx Fishkn New Hair oargb and Milton FerFy ,
ASP M-For passengers 70 Pe-SsKl4 Stopping ~ AZ
LEAVE POUGHxEEPsIE, GOING soUfh.
ALL Nor Eew-YorkL stopOnR al Mntoa gerry,
Nev.HhTr 6argh Low Point Fshsn. Cold Spring, 3er-
rsons PeeksEn, Croon sing -5ps Tsrytowh, peAfnsn,
DObbs' Ferry xonkeTs and ha2hsitanvine.
At9A M-for neighi g1o passengers 70 he"'fors
stopping et all way stations on signal . -
AfIl 40 A M.-For passengers Ia New fors, Stopping
at New Il smbureh Sishkll Cod Spring, 1arrsons PEEK
skin, SDg-sng Tn vytown, Dearlnans Dobos Ferry ana
ASP M-For New-YOrk stopping ct al wss staiioss
LEAVE rEEKsKILL EOR EEw.YOaS
At7A h.-StDpping al all way stations on signal
Passengers viii promote their couyeaoloe ssesy 81
observing tho following ules; let Give particular dree
hons The baggsgean where your baggage IL 10 De do
lyered thai % may mark IL accordingly, ard thereby syoG
mistakes and delays 3D. procure your ucses haofs enter
ny the cars; I'd. DO not stond on the platforms
DIG OLIVER II LEE Superintendent
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CHARGES or perjury AND FoRGERf.-Two
men named John Bremen and Frederick Smith,
were arrested and committed 70 prison by Justice
Mountfort, charged with the above crimes. The
alleged perjury and forgery originated In an at
tempt TO procure the release OF German Pbysb
st Jail, where be is confined in default of bail In
a suit pending against him in the Superior Court,
for the seduction Of daughter Of Mr.. John
Weber. Being unable to procure bail, ne was
incarcerated as stated-aud a few days since
claimed bis release on the ground that he had
settled with the father Of the girl for $40. and to
prove this, produced paper to that effect 0ns
Of the accused is charged with forging the name
Of the girls father, and Smith. the fother ac-
cused, with swearing to having seen Mr.. Weber
sign the paper. At the time Of the commission
Of the outrage complaint was preferred against
Warrington at the Police Court, and since, the
Grand ynry have indicted him.
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

MORKIS and EScSEA RAJlKOAD.-
uAPASsEN0ER TRAINS UP.-Leave New-York fool
OF Cortlsnd-st AN. ind 80 PM Leave Newark Is
AN and 4 Is z N.
PAssENsER rPAIHs Dows-Lesye Dover a. "A. and
| IS P b.; Mon1stOwD So A. 81 and IS r. N madisos
Mlyle IS A. x and 8 ID P. N; Orange % A. n. and
FREIcHr TRAIss-Leoye Dover 8 A. a. and New-Yort
OpAEeE HORSE CAR-LeaSo Orange J A NJ ard -
p NJ; Eeyg-YOrk II 81 A. NJ. and 4 50 N
Passen gers by hese trains are received eno delivered
each way ct North and South Orange, Mlye, summit
Chatham Madison, Montst0wn, Morris Palns DanNle,
ROckawsy and Dover ~, ~. -, .
rain eave FOR guckGsunay, Stanhope Newton, hackes
town and Hope, daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and for sparta yonnsonourE
Slarstown Columbia, Delaware alter Gap, Suongs0urgn
Continuing 10 the ack Works passing through Bar
tonyle StaDhope (Pal Smiths Tavern Neaglesytle CF
ton Dunmore Hyde Park to Providence, on Tuesdays.
Yb1rsdsys and Saturdays, and returning meet the Pm
trains for New-Y0Tk. 49,. -
Al Dsnyle stages leave for Power7le and Boonton on
the arrival OF the 4 b. and 81 trains FROM and meos NE
A. M and p NJ trains for New-York
At Morris.own stages leave on inc hfvA OF .ne -. IA
passenger trains Tor Mendham Chester, Schooseys houn
am Washingon Belvdere and Eeston, daily, and mes
the P. NJ train for New-YorE -.
Also for Baking Ridge the arrival OF me M rsla
returning nex morning connecting WIN me A. M uSn TOT
Psseners are 10 procure their tickets before taking the1
zests In he cars Tckes viii be received only on me day
when purchased The res from each stanon wnere uckeN
are sod will be ice cents more when paa pa the ees Use
when md snT tickets al the several ticket oces Passecr
Sers sys n show her tickets 70 the conductor Whenre
CURED hAoH
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MEDICAL.
MIS- BURR's.

. NTIOUE OiNTMENT.-A sure and
~ '.,,5y cure Dor the PILES, chsfed Limbs ohapPei
sto'' tbs article bss long been used 10 private
Hsso a sek TO be the best article eA1an'
gIsssssS s,sS Of the above named eomPlsn,s ~ Gao
TS sac S'd M ,ssl Co s1 Fulton ST B.
W hss In0 Fulton-sL Havil and, kee'e 90 SV
nsSesysSe CIV Chcke1eT GO; q ssrf's cosdIeSt6a.
RgE p'v n, and as Broadway, r. A. Ssads so4ery'
20 Sorng.st Agent for Brooklyn, Mira M nays
II: fsSs ale BY the Agents OF Pain Killer generally
%, ~ snd sold at wholesale BY so>y p.nAa,o..
"a High-st Providence, K. l.
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EOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE so CENTS.
IL The Steamboat ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt Chss
Weeks viii leave NewYoTk from Pier foot OF hsrketss'
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, Al soeiock "a.
Returning, viii leave the Railroad Dock, BhdgPorI eVeC
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning q O'CLOCK
Bridgeport and Railroad Freight taken Al The loves
OF he Asent on H. Dork jl5lm'
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NJEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

lv NEW ROUTE % BUFFALO ard the wEsT-Wa-
.er Arrsngemcnt-Cemm Monday, Jan 3, 1911
Leave New ora for BinghsrnlOL s1iTa Corning, HOT
nelsEle Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo and rserneaia1s
pieces daily, BY steamboss THOMAS POWELL ana
ERIE, fIon pier foot Of Duane-st a. follows
Breakfast ard supper on board the bean
MOANING MAIL TsMr al N stopping a. al ne sta-
tons, arriving Al Genevs the sefne evening
Passengers for Rochester bu0a0 &c iodge Al 0cn,-
"a and lake Tie Express Tran ron Albany uext morning.
arriving Al Rochester and RHslo at the same time ~ pa
yers viS AbsEv via be rfv~rtage ~ nisees rest
Way TsArN A2i Phi for oasylle and ell in'eFned,sas
E1sgr ExYaEss TAIN at4 IA Stopping asonly at Pier
ue,, ssesrss Chester G, Shen MddotOwn oussue Deb
aware NArrc vsburgh. Hancock Deposit S1squenanne
Great Bend snghanon ano s,ions ~esi d SinsiAneo1,
Passenger OF Buffalo b. is usn PTocea 10 e~aesH ana
ake he train arriving al Buffalo sa5ue evening tsssn-
gers for Ithaca csylss Bridge and tsrsOe Cayesa LAk
bAe the Of De Cayuge ond Nnsqei soma NNsIpec
Owego, which leave llnlitllaiAy % 10 It'e- %
the Erie uafns Passengers ~ Tosa ad Lsoo"ns SooL.
ties, Pa take he Of DO Corning and 81 --asg
SusQuehanna, Great Bend, nshslfon Ovego, Wsveryf
Tuirs Coming, Painted Post and Horpesvlle on arrival
TRAINS TO NETWORK
MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Geneva az AM. stop
pir all the stations and arrives In NewYork Al loPM
HIcuT EXPRESS TRAM leaves 3eneFs Al Z M and
Hcne.sve a 80 p IL stopping al al stations vest OF
Bins lamton, and a. Crest Bend, SueQnehannA OeposiI
HAncccb aarrowsburgh Delaware OusvDe, Miid.etoEas
suferns ard Pierwont arriving N SewYork a % An:
WAY TRAIN leayes Ousvle 81 81 An soppiAs ~ 81 The
staf,ons and arriving In New fOrk Al II 20 AN
NEwBURGB BRANCH leaves heSourgh al y - a NJ and
Chester a Ii AN and NJ arrival OF he UsnsfFO~
FREIcnr TRAINS leave nom pier scct Dusnea AZ PM
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo sad AZ Pases
~ Superintendent
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nor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
1t FALL RIvER-By he splendid and superior steam
era BAY STATE and STATE Of MAINE, or great strength
and speed particularly adapted 70 the navgauon or Long
Tslapd Sound running Ia connection with tho Fs River aud
Od Colony Railroad distance OF - mies 70 Boston only
Leave pief N r Tthe Battery.
the steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, On Tues
dsys THURSDAYS and Saturdays, al I'M
5he steamer STATE OF MAINE Capt Thomas o
levitt on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, al 4 IN
This line is the only that ruRs direct FOR newPOr
Tbese steamers are cited with conmodlous roona
and svery Arrangement fer the security ana comfort " P
seneers who are Afforded By this rOutf nRals rest -
board Aod on arrival Fa River proceed per faroad.
reaching Boston early tho following morning OF can ressA
on board getting their breakfast II wished iOr anul ma
stsrting OF tie Recommendation rGn At quarter beios
7oclock wbirh reaches Boston al aboutS ccek AM
baggAgemaseri IL sttsched ID eaca seaIner, "nu 70
ssves and esets the baggage and accompanies s 'as
20 s destination
The rates FOR passage and he pree Of s4terooms ts
same ~ by other Dnes
FrOVldsnce daily, except Sundays
Freight To 3osiOD is taken the same facs % ~ foo5ai
regular lines and forwarded with greater xpednon BY Al
Express freight rain which leaves Fa River every norD
fnK Sunday -xcspted) At O'Clock for Boston aad New
Rsd6ord arriving Ct Us destination Al or about IL AN
For freight apply board al the oce on Pier NA
Tor s;steroos beThs apply on board or Il 10 desired
20 secure them ahead application may DO made 20
ielOy TIsDALE Burden ARenA 10 and u Weiss
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SsHERIFFs sALE-Ry virue Of writ Of Execution 10 M.
Cdsscs.s and delivered viii expose for sale PUBLIC VEN
the Twelfth street. avenue All
right tie ard ntssst Of DEXTER Crosby and
Ciosby which tbs ad On The 4h dsy Of ssptsDb 1850
time thereafter and 70 ihs following described property
constg Of stem rhnng NIL boilers. fixtures, &c situated
Twelfth street, near kAth avenue By order Of
THOMAS cARNLEY, sberG
VIZ D. Dam, DEPUTY sssnS Jsl lswuo
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PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
u POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY OF GLASGOW. l,6lOtuns Capt Mathews.
PENNSYLVANIA, 210nns, Capt W. c. Stotesbury.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, ze89pns
Two of The above ships are now being built and viii
be D aced on he line during the ensuing sum ner.
The CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt Is r Mathews, tlgio
OfIhe GTest Western" u intended 10 SAL as under
FKoA PHILADELPHIA Prom LIVERPOOL
Saturday, 18Th March. Wednesday, 18th February.
Mbv ---- Aprl
HATES OF PASSAGE.
PROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon. ......lO0 Dollars. SaOOn..,....Z2 Gulneas.
Cabin. 90 Dollars Cabin. IS Guineas.
These raesncude Provisions ard Stewards Fec but not
Wine or Liquors which can be had board
First cass steamships ply between Liverpool and Gas
cow HAVE Rotterdam, Leghorn Msrseilles and other
Heoensr can ports, ~ WHICH goods can be shipped 10
Liverpool ard thence by this line TO Philadelphia direct
Parties wishing visit the Worlds Fair arrange FOR
passage out and home The accommodations and attend
spce will be found most superior
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on each ship
Freight on dry goods sos. per tun.
All goods sent Agents In Phisdelphis anc Liver
pool VIII be Tor warded with economy snd dispatch
For freight passage. apply 10
RICHARDSON, WATSON co: New. York and Phiad-
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS 4 co. Liverpool
PATRICK HENDERSON, co. Glasgow JNu
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ITO THE PUBLIC-UNTIL FUR
1870. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1891
IRW-YORK g. NEW-HAVENR RAIL-

- " "
lNR0AD-On and Erer Wednesday, Dec IS, tho follow.
ts ,Tsgs wiz leave Canast Station, near broadway
Pssse5 gers also received AZ ne Ne"-fcrk eno harem
Recommendation Tram Al 7 10 AM f3r rewRoehelo'
sfsnsroneck Rye, Port Chester Ofeen Ncl stamford Ds
men NOrw ak WesPort Southport saIneia, iesefort
srstford Milford ard New hayea Passsogers non tns
~sYstarons for Albany and me Stauons 90 inc
snd NaugsfGck Railroads VIII taAS -as ran ano sup A.
8ddgec0r Psssengersfrou WaySato1s for boson frov.
seaee %0csse H s s S S S 8 SSels Tss
Il New. haven Passengers for Canal Railroad stop at
Express Tain at 8 oocA ~ Tor SANFORD; Bridge
port Albany Housat0n.c aud ingatuck Railroads sew
Haven aud the Canal Railroad Middleton Hartford
ST. rir gfold and Connecticut River Railroad "orces1eri
Providence, ana eCstOn-
8 Accommodation Tram AZ O'Clock A. NJ. Tor Hew.
deven and intermediate stanons fassen%s.s ~ us
n lain for the CO 1al Railroad viii remain al New Haven
until a 2 NJ For New-Hayen, haruord and Springfield
Railroad remain IN New. Haven until T. ID $500. -.
Express Train ats M for Stamford, bEcgs port ana
Esugaiuct Railrosds Waterbury, Hev-HAven. Hartford,
r1rrs Transtsi5P NJ Tor Stamford and NorwAlk
and connecting with HOasatonic Train at Brides port or
Albany and Pittsfed
ASo Accommodation Train at 4PM for wHavon AID
&C Communication TrSin At NJ for Bridgeport ard IN.
''rH''''1s'' '1 TRAINS 70 NEw-YOKK
l. Communication Train al 10 AM rom Bridgeport ScF'
ming Al all the Intermediate Stations
2eAccOnmodsnOn Train At 7 4. NJ. or new-haTea
stopping al AL Intermediate stations
s Accommodation Tra1 ~ 3 so An non Ne"-da'os
stopping 81 al intermediate stations recaiyg Passengers
rom Hartford and -HaVen Csnsl Railroad snd Mango
At1cs Railroad. I'd, .-...., an, ras N,
=, r,,.n T,ost.aa) nom New. Haven, stopping Al
Sse1roTt and Stanford receiving psssengers rom IA
9ousst mic Railroad At Bridgeport
Accommodation Train Il 50 Pm liecsiglng peseeo.
,srs NON he Accommodation Tram nom Boston and
rom The Nhugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport from New
Haven, stopping al all intermediate StenOns
Express Train at 10 N tor In connection win IL.
press Tram rom Boston, stopping a. sndgepor horwIA
and Stamford, arriving 10 New-YOTk at II so ? III.
Express Train at 49, p. NJ from Bridgeport IN con-
pecton with the Housaonc Train from Albany aud Pitts
field stopping at NOrwa'k and Stamford -
Passengers requested 10 procure tickets before taxing
sssts 10 the CRrp ln7 III 4. MASON, Supt
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WIHTTR ARRANGEMENTS

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Change OF Hours, commencing Jan g.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
LAERsoN and HUDSON RIv EE RAILROADS
leave sunern's Depotst Leave Ne~-torh
s64 O'Clock. A NJ Soelocs, 10 nnn" 1~'
10 O'Clock so min. A. NJ sOclock Is min r ~
"a O'Clock NJ. - -, ,,.,s,,a ~os,s
Fast SUNDAY TRAINS
80 a,s,srn,. nenot Al Leave New-fork ~
81 oclorh A Al 5oclock Is min. z n.
sOyon So ARRIVAL oi the Express going Eask
PATERSON TRAINS
v...ve Ps.rr.os Al Leave Nsw-Yorksi
= o,cloek A. AZ Markst-sl 81 oclock A. NJ.
8 O'Clock N PRtn Depot I9i o'clock
q O'clock A M Market ST. II o'clock r. II
u NJ Paterson Depot oeloch
81 O'Clock M. Parn Depot - O'Clock -
"A o'clock p. II Asrketsi .,.,.
,a.,. p.,.-.on nj Leave New-xorkG
A. NJ. Markets. 5ocivcA
SAP NJ Paterson Depot % evsA = IN ,,or, -x.v..
The els A. d. and ID oeiOck n >p 80 80.
York viii not stop any station north OF o-eops
Hohokus and win be In time to mee' gre uAhs ~oh-
inc and evening going West al Sunerns DepeL
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Central Railroad Of Movie ssS
AL NTER ARRANGEM ENTS.-

w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 4, ls5O.-Thts Road
sxtencs from ELIZA 8ETHPORT IS miles 70 the WHITE
HOUSE, A. J. sduclng the staging between the terminus
Of the Road and EASTON 70 Is miies.
This line leaves New-YOrk by steamboat had JacGeh
pier no. North River and connects win trans on me
New-Jersey Railroad, which eaves NeW-1ork rom ioos
OF Cortland. 81.
TRAINS UP-LeaVe New-Y0Tk by steamboat Red Jsck'
a. pier no North River. al ia d. freight and ri I'm
passenger and by e. j. Railroad foot OF Cortsndst ct
M and II PM
White House at 81 Am. freight al q AN; Passenger
atliP.M.
scmeryile al Am; freight a : AM Passenger At
u Pm.
Bound Brook al II An. Frelght at ION Am; Fas-
aengeT Al 25m Pm.
PeinEed st5I AN; Freight At n AM Passenger at
Westfeld at e. AN. Freight at7l AMI Passenger al
SPIN
Efznbetoygn Freight at 81 AM Passenger at Ia N.
EhzabehpoTt at - AN; freight Al a AM Passen.
ger al Pm.
STAGES viii be IN readiness % lhe arrival OF toe An.
lTsn from New.YOrk the White House 10 convey pss
yengeFs 10 flstOn Wilkesbgre Bethlehem Allentown and
Manch Chunk Penn and 70 Wilmington, Lebanon Clinton,
Milford and Beyidere, NJ.
NB-All BAGGAGE at The risk OF the owners until de-
nvered the actual possession Of the Agents OF the Com.
pany and checks or receipts given herefoF. NJ
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yrPIS CHERRY PICTORIAL

"A Cor the rapid cure Of ecaghs eoe' a.s ~
sssss h,onehlis asthma. inoipisnt consoiapon ~ y,
ccpssmptve patients Ia advanced stages Of
lbe disease. - 20 ,la community with the conf
Thfs Ieh a., an arllcle which seldom fails 10 realize
&C. sprss elects that can be desired 80 wiae Is ses
sne And numerous the cases OF ls cuos
peio W section Of tho country aOO0bds Ia persons
nnsev known who have been restored from ala meg s ann
49, sa ma superiority every other medicine o, is
sa roo apparent escape observation, ana wnee ~
,ses re- Known the public no longer hesitate VIVA a
80 TO employ disiI esng and dangerous 81
IN pumOBsTy organs, which are incident 70 Our ,
a. n only ia the formid able attacks the lungs Du
a. ne uildar varieties Of COds Coughs hOarseness &C
md for children It 10 The plessantest aud safest aeecs
hs, can be obtained. No family should be "mou' l" ~
,hose who have used II, never VIII - 1870, /,so.t.,
Prepared and sold by James G. Aver PTactcai Che'1s
IoxeIl Mass and sold by Henshaw, Edmands ~ Dos
Ion, Reese CoasOn, Baltimore Havtiand h.Ital q 70
Cha5lestou; Jacob 5. FsrraDd, Detroit; n mcAns-eI
fouisve: Theodore A. Peck Burlington Is iac an9s
Trenton; John Gilbert Co Philadelphia H. D. ~, ". n
Gilman Washing Ion Cbas Dyer. Jr 80
Eel stein CO. Cincinnati, and by ali DIuss'o'S o.
ers In Medicine everywhere - ~
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CALIFORNIA.
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Os For Havana, New Orleans and Chagres. Through
Tickets 10 San francisco reduced rates NewOfeans
passengers transferred at Havana to the DoubleEngine
steamship FALCON.
on Tuesday, February l1th, az ) P NJ. the splendid
Double Engine steamship GEORGIA, 5000 uns burdec,
D d Porter q s. n, commander, will sal precisely n
O'Clock NJ from her pier al foot Of Warren-st ". r.
with he Government Mails, direct FOR HAVANA and
CHAGRE5.
Fretchi isken 20 Charrcs C. usual rstes
specie only freight - Havana and NeT-Ofeans
Fer passage or freight apply 10 . -, ,o,-,,,
j2s u1F III Vests, corner Warren.
Umpire CITY LINE-At redaced
klaies OF fare Through tickets 10 San francisco va
Chas res and by the q. 5 Mall steamships Tho Paclnc
The 81 eHcid Steamship EMPIRE CITY 1900 tons burtsn
j. d. Wilson Commander, will leave her DOCK. pier No
N0rh River FOR Chagres direct on Thursday Feoriarv -
al 5 O'Clock 2. NJ.
All valuable packages sent board, me value must be
declared AID paid FOR accordingly. The ship viii not be
accountable for luz gage sucR, unless Bills 81 efing he
signed All freight be sent ON board and bills Of sd
Ing signed previous 10 he day of sailing
For Passage or freight apply 10 s 3. STONE,
IN 10 Batery-place.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS


atom aHd NETWORK. via STONINGTON and
PROVlDENCE-lnland route wIrnsut ferry, eaange OF
The steamers MASSACHUSETTS. Capt joel stons ana
COMMODORE Capt Wm. II. Frszee IN connection
with the stsningioa ard Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads leaving New-York daily Sundays
exeepted) fro Pier Mr. fra wharf above BsreTyplsce
A. O'Clock NJ and St0aingtoE ats M upon the AZ
rival Of the Mail Train nom Boston
These steamers built expressly for the roue ead are
m every respect particularly adapted to the navigation o.
Eong Island Sound The accommodations for arg
Sonmodoos and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex'
perenced-
The route being the shortest and most direct betweez
Boston and New passengers are enabled % arrVe
10 ample tine for the morning lines Of Steamboats, an4
railroads. RAINING TO various points from those cinea
The MASSACHUSET1S viii leave New YORK on Tues
day, fbursdsl and Saturday. Leave stonagOn on Mon
das "wednesday and Friday.
TheCOMMODORE WIN leave New York MopdAy We'd,
resday and Friday Leave stoangton Tuesday ThHrSas1
and Saturday.
B-Passengers On tie arrtva Of the steamers a sto1
lngon proceed immediately In The splendid railroad
40 Providence and Boston bsf gage-master accom-
pAnles each train 70 and nom Boston FOr passage
bertha stserOOms freight applications mas be made y
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