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City of Bath.


Al oruih1nce 10 cStaD lISn Might w utclls
Be ii ordained BY the CRY Council IF the City Of Bath,
sJ0iloms:
SEC There shall be esiablisheda Night Watch for
the City, consist OF ten steady, able bodied men. who
shall be employed by the Mayor such terms. and
such times as he may think proper, removable by him
al his pleasure, The captain OF whom shall be appointed
by the Mayor and Aldermen. ..
SEC 2-it shall be the duty Of said Watch obey the
directions of The Police Officer who may be appointed
by the Mayor for that purpose; and when other
Wise ordered by the Mayor snail be the duty of the
captain 10 that is constantly stationed al the
watch house, and the remainder be employed in pa
tr"is Inc streets from eight O'Clock in the evening
within nall an hour Of sunrise in the morning, 10
e prevehon and giving The alarm of fires, and per-
iot.h az ega dulles OF waIchmen.
SEc o-Every Waterman who sha fill 10 obey the
es oioets OF Inc Mayor, any public officer charged
oy run WIN The direction them who shall be asleep
VI eha Wiiui'y neglect his WATCH during the time he
is required 10 be employed thereon shall forfeit not less
than TWO or more than five dcliars
SEC 4.-Ihe CITY Marshal shalt have charge of any
watch houses which may be proyided by the civ
Tor Inc convenience OF the watch for the security OF
tenders, ana shall cause The 10 be kent clean and
III good order tor use, and shall provide all The
ry articles therefor.
In Common Council, March q. 1852. This Ordinance
having had two several readings, pssed 10 he or
dained. JOHN HAYDEN D.:,, VI
In Board Of 1t3ermen, March ., 16j2-This Ordip
ancc having had two several readings passed IN he
ordained. JOHN PATTEN, Mayor
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Death is the Termination.

But often, of what, in its inception, was lightly
treated and fatally neglected a common cold The
SNOWFALL does not increase faster by rolling than does
rANGER from unchecked Cough or Cold. When in
Illumination seiZes upon the delicate tissue of the
Lungs, the progress of fire is scarcely swer more
faat than that of Pulmonar Disease, through its va
rious stages its terminus, Death! Ye il may he
rested in all cases BY a prompt resort 10 DR.. Rogers
Syrup of Llverwort, Tar and Canchaasua. To this
appended their attcsng signatures Read their tcsti
mony in the pamphlet in the hands of Agents.
buff wrapper, note of hind, signed with pen by A
l.. SCOVILL & co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. l.. SEQ
WILL CO. Proprietors al their Principal Depot
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Broadway, New York, 10
whom all orders for the Medicine, and letters relating
TO agencies, should be addressed, postpaid
ALSO for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
boro, by NJ NJ Rawson.
PRlCE-In large bottles, ST 90. SIX bottles for S.
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For Sale.

fTHE twostory modern built Brick House. in
5Islfi3 L good order, situated High Street. with
hilQ capacious wood house, stable, and garden lot
well of excellent water aud cistern the
cellar the residence of the late Dr. John kbridge
This situation is of the des the city,
ing healthy, and afordng fine view of the city and
river
ALSO-a two-sory modern built House and out-build-
ngs, pl situated Garden Street-desirabe,
ing near the principal business localities.
ALSO-a one-story building Center Street, OCCUPIED
at pres mt by the Misses Ham Millner's shop
ALSO-the two--tory building on Front Street. nearly
opposite the Unversaist Chapel, recently occupied by
the subscriber Office Terms liberal For further
particulars inquire of DR.. T. C. STOCKBRIDGE.
NOTlCE.-The person having Dunsleson's Dictionary
and the 18th vol of the brary of Practical Medicine
other books belo gng the subscriber will confer
favor by returning them TO 7. G. OCKBRIDGE.
Bath, March 10, 1852. 3m35
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Sabbath School Exhibition,

The Sabbath School, connected with the
First Universalist Society in this city. will re-
peat their highly interesting exhibition, next
Sabbath evening at the Church. Although
many things conspired to keep the friends
away On Thursday evening, vet there was re-
spectacle audience, and the children acquitted
themselves with much credit. Several pieces
were sung by the young Misses, any one of
which was well worth the price of ticket
Give the children good house, to encourage
them in their efforts to please you, and benefit
themselves A TEACHER,
Bath, March 9Th, 1852.
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Mr.. VUcovrcs. in reply to Count Batlyany,
shows that Kossutl, in resigning the govern
orship, acted in pursuance of the orders of a
cabinet council; TO negotiate with Russia,
under the assurance from that power of Hun
gary thai Gnrgey, thus authorized, basely
betrayed his trust by an unconditional sur
render; that Kossuth, in going to Turkey i'm
inediately after his resignation, did not fly in
despair, but left the country in the full belief
OF speedy peace upon the basis proposed
and that KossuIh is totally different in char.
acter from the description given by the count,
and is still regarded by nearly all patriotic
Hungarians as the chief represen lative of his
country's interests.
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IMPORTANT ARREST. Edward Power, spe.
cial police officer from England. assisted by
Cincinnati police officer, recently arrested
at Richmond, Ind, n man named William
Henry Barrett, formerly sheriff of Gloucester,
Esg., on charge OF committing forgeries in
that city to the amount of 100000. Barrett,
who ~as eeputed TO be Of great wealth, alb
seconded about year since, and went TO Gin
cinnali, under tile uame of WIN. Baxter,
where he was recognized by couutryman,
who gave information which led TO his ar
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City of Bath.
An Ordinance establishing Police Regulations

An Ordinance establishing Police Regulations
Be il ordained by the City Council of the City Of Bath as
follows:
SECTION ]. There shall be elected By the City Coun-
Gil, annually, many Assistant Marshals as they NAV
think proper, who shall be Police Officers and they shall
receive such compensa ion as the City Council may from
time to time, determine.
SECTION Il shall be the duty of the Assistant Mar
shals to aid the Marshal in the discharge his Duties and
IN ms nosence to act Marshal They shall also
day Police Officers, to enforce obedience to all Police
statutes and Ordinances and when required by the May
or, shall attend and direct the night watch and SHALL
serve order in the city. 80 -
In Common Council March 2, 1852. This Ordinance
having had two several readings passed to be or
dained. JOHN HAYDEN Presi ient
In Board Of Aldermen, March q IS 2. This Ordinance
having had two al readings passed to be or
dained. SO JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

[Per Steamship America at New York;
Sid FIN Liverpool 14th ut, Gen Dunlap, SkoGcd, New
York.
Cid I4th Zenoba, Barker, New Orleans 10TH Pelican
State Manson New York.
Ar l9ih, ship WIN Patten, Theobald S rvannah.
Sid Is h, John Calhoun, Melcher, New Orleans.
Sid goth, ships Zenobia Barker, New orleans Pelican
State, Manson, New York.
Adv, Geo Washington, Comngs, f,r N York 9Th inst !;
Sarah HYDE do, with despatch Buena Vista, How
ard Philadelphia LIST inst Rockaway Preble do, LIST
Ent for ldg l7lh, Rockaway, for Orleans 18th.
rah Hyde, York; Buena Vista, Philadelphia; goth,
Italy, New Orleans.
Sid from Cowes Goth, ship France, Nichols, from
werp for New York; ed, Naples Duncan, FIN Havre for
New Orleans
Ar ut Deal l7th Harriet Augusta, Trott, Lond n, for
Cardiff and New Orleans, (and sid 9th.)
Adv at Havre 18Th, Old England, for New Orleans.
Ar at Cadiz 5th ult, IL Body, Skolfeld, n York.
st Thomas-In port 20h ult brigs Albion Cooper Dali
ley unc Marcia, Smith, Boston.
Havana-Ar 18th, brig Oronoko, Lewis, Bath 18th,
bark Princeton, Page, do; Dow, Oliver Whining TON.
Trinidad-Ar 18th, brig Coral, Freeman, st Thomas.
Ar 29th ult, ship Vermont, Dmsmore. New York.
Maanzas-Ar 35h, bark Orne st John, RodbirJ, for
Boston. 't
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DEDICATION. The new brick Engine House
recently erected on Shepherd street, was dedi-
Gated on Tuesday evening last-at which time
the Company with number of invited guests,
sat down to a most magnificent entertainment.
Speeches were made by DR.. Fuller, L. P. LIE
mont, ]. S. Sewall, Esq, C. D. Films, DR.. S.
Anderson, and several others. Sentiments ap-
propriate to the occasion were offered, and a
good time was had. We have not time for
further particulars this week
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Melancholy Accide1t.-About IL O'Clock Oh
Wednesday last, at the mustard factory of
Messrs Stlckncy & Poor, in Charles,own,
while several of the girls employed in the es-
Enlistment were playing with the hosting
gear Of the scuttles, one of them named II ar
riet Harrington, aged II years, made n mis-
step aud fell through the trap upon the floor
into lie next story, distance Of abou, fifteen
feet, striking on her i,ead and injuricg her
spiIre SO severely that she died on Friday
morning. Miss II. formerly belonged to
Milton, and was at work in the factory only
one week.-Post-
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Guardians Sale.

PURSUANT 10 Il license and order from the Judge OF
Probate for The County OF Lincoln, shall offer for
sale lot OF land and The buildings thereon, situated in
the Town OF Lisbon, being The homestead wheTcon Sa-
rab Cat lin, deceased wife of Samuel Il Calm Ior-
meiy lived. And the same left 10 Alphonso J Catin
bounded 5 may be by the deed of Joseph Moore
10 said Sarah ann Cailin, dated May IL, A ID 1872
Said sale will lake place the premises, Saturday
April a. 1o52, Ut 10 O'Clock A NJ. ~r~rs
MOSES Il. CATLIN,
Guardian 10 Alphtmso Catin
Freeport March g. 1852. 3w3S
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The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention,
at their recent session, passed resolutions af-
firming the Baltimore platform and instruc,ing
their delegates to vote for Buchanan. They
appointed delegates to the Baltimore ConYen-
tion, and electors by a vote of 81 to 8. SUI.
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MELANCnoLY.-We learn from the Els
north Herald, that Mr.. Smith, proceeding
fiom Burncoat to Mt. Desert Il few days since,
in sail boat, discovered the body of young
man frozen into a cake OF ice, and floating
out TO sea. He seemed to be clnging to the
ice. One leg was hanging in the water.
The body was not recognized, and as it was
blowing hard, ii was impossible for Mr.. Smith
10 pXtrIcate it.
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PREPARING FOR THE MAINE LAW The
Newburyport Union says, "within a short
time, several of our liquor dealers have discon-
tinued the traffic, and others are selling out,
with no intention of replenishing their stock.
Among the changes, one public, and one FASH
lonable saloon, have removed their bars, and
quit the business" -i--.E -FI.-...tt. s-T
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- The Webster meeting at New York

= The Webster meeting at New York,
was not up to what that gen,leman's friends
anticipated The M Y. Times says = 3 p
The demonstration in favor of Mr.. Webster,
owing doubtless to the inclemency of the
weather, was not so large as his friends had
reason to expect, The very large hall' now
ever, which had been secured for the mee'ihg,
was quite half full during the greater part OF
dressed. orderly and respectable an assemblage
az ever convened in our city. ITO.
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G 81 r Z { 81 @yeS.

In this city, oh inst by Rev John Fiske, Mr. George
Edgecomb TO Miss Martha Rogers, both Of this city
In this city, 26th ult, by Rev Fske MIR VIM II. A..
Shaw to Miss Harriet Jarvis, both q this city.
In this city, on Sabbath evening, by Rev DR.. Filing
wood, Mr.. Henry + Potter to Miss Rachel NJ Donnell.
In West Bath, Feb. %, by Rev. Samuel s. Drake Mr..
Warren Frye to Miss Ruth Rogers.
In Portsmouth, N. H, 9Th INST, Mr.. W. Arnold Knight
Of New York city, to Miss Emma A. Wendenbure Of
gusta. iyar
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HoRRIBLE DEED OF Observation-Disclosures
March &. James White. a shoemaker, living
in East street, while under the influence OF
liquor, last evening, cut the throat of his
daughter, aged Is, and his son, aged years.
He then sci fire to the house, and then cut
his own throat. All then were burned to a
crisp. His wife left him on Saturday. The
chldren's throats were cut with an axe, and
the boys skull was also crushed,
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The amount Of California gold dust recciv-
ed at the Philadelphia Mint from New York
during the year 1851, was about ninety tom! !
The mint consumes annually about 700 ions
of nitric and suphurc acids in its operations
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BANGOR. Elijah L Hamlin was reelected
Mayor on Monday almost unanimously he
obtained 1850 votes all others IS. > p, ga
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Jan IL, lat 80 81 s. Ion SO E, ship VIM Ment fin Cal
cntta for London
Feb T. lat 30 26, Ion ca TO- ship Costella of Bath IA
days FIN New Orleans for Liverpool.
Feb 81 lat "a as Ion 80 g. ship Caroline Nesmith Sal
isbury I'm Orleans for Liverpool.
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AUGUSTA. John P. Petingill was elected
Mayor of Augusta Monday last. He had
ZAP yotes-4s votes against him.
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Brig Nancy Plaisted of Gardiner, at New York from
Richmond, stove boat and galley in NV gale, of Bar
negat. ..r
Brig Virginia, from Richmond for Bath, put into Ed
gartown LIST inst with loss of best bower anchor and fore
topmast, off Nantucket Pt, 29th ult.
Sch John, of and fun ROckland for York. put into Ed
gartown I'd with loss of boat and galley in the gale
and 2ath uIt.
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BOUNTY LAND.

DY late decision al Washington, ii is now establish
~ ed thai all the Militia Of Maine who served IN the
War Of 1912, for thirty doys or more are enl tied 10
Bounty Land under the Act Of Sept 1850.
Widows and miAor children OF deceased soldier are
entitled 10 The benefit uf the Act.
The undersigned is prepared receive appeutiens
for Bounty Land, and 10 prosecute them with prompe
HENRY INGALLS,
Wiscassef. Jan 10. 1882. 3H3o
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koSsuTH AT LOUISVILLE. "A despatch da-
ted Louisville, March 3, says: Kossulh ar.
rived here last night. He makes speech TO-
morrow, and leaves on Saturday for ST..
Louis.
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Notice.

IL persons forbid harhoring trusting my wife
II Ellen Freeman, my count, | shall pay no
debts of her contracting, she having left my bed
board. GEORGE Ill. FREEMAN
Bath, March 5, 1852. 3w33+
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Another Temperance Meeting

The Citizens Temperance meeting stands
adjourned to Friday evening, the 18th inst, at
o'clock. at the City Hall.
Several speakers will be engaged for the &C.
casion., p. Wadsworth, Secretary
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- EASTERN TIMES -
81 MARINE JOURNAL. s AZ
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.
DISASTERS.

Brig Lucy Ann, Bryant, Boston.
Sch Bengal HASKELL New York. so0 ---
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MASSACHUSETTS. The Liquor Bill passed
the Senate Tuesday, 81 to TO-
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% g 81 { III g..

In This city, Sd inst, Anna stears aged years and
8 months. No tf-..rarw
In Phpsburg 9Th inst Margaret g. G. Cutting, aged IS
years and 6 months.
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In New York N p Willis has recovered Of
E. Forrest for assault and battery, So, 500.
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aY MI. FIELD FOWLER.
C m I'M ON MI e Ii a N t,

Is and Is India Wharf; Boston.
Agent for the manufacturers has stany hand and
for sale at their lowest factory prices New York and
Phiadel hia WHITE LEAD, Waterford Window Glass,
Druggists Glass Ware Tiemanns Paints and Coors p
Cooper's Glue, Meats Foot OIL, Isinglass, Drugs,
Chemicals and 6therDye Stus, Judds Patent Wax Can
equal to Sperm, Cotton Sail Duck and Navs Stores, Re
6m3e
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New Orleans Sugar.

TWO hhds New Crop New Orlelns Sugar, for sale ut a
very low price by OWEN & co.
March 8.
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Commissioner Notice.

Time e1tended on Joseph SerdlIs Esidte.
THE Undersigned Commissioners examine The claims
L against the estate of Jos. SEwAIL deceased, hereby
give notice that further time Of four months from the
filth instant. has been alowed by the Judge Pobae
bring in and said claims and the will
meet at the office Of David Bronson, in the Custom
House building, the first Monday Of February, March
April and Mny next, O'Clock in the afternoon foc
that purpose. d. c. MAGOUN, (c..s.
d. BRONSON, 0oniH'lA'onets.
BAH, Jan 10, 1851. Nj.
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S. M. PETTENGILL & CO.'S
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
MARCH, 1852.

The first Spring List collected by S. NJ PErrENGtLL
q Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents. No 10 Stale 81
Boston, who are authorized by The publishers of The
most dey circular ed newspapers throug hout
me onttd states l" lake advertise and sub
lions Al the IoUest 7at s..
~ The following is Il Lisl OF many of the most sub
si1tlal ana honorable business firms Boston NJ er.
chants and others visiting the city, will the rec
tory OF great service 10 hem and they are advised 10
take il with them.
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Particular Notice.

Al orders addressed 10 S. o. RICHARDSON NJ D
ID Hanover Street, Boston, with such referen
ces as may be deemed proper Will be punciualIy at
tended To- Agents are particularly Requested TO men
ion III lher orders The most safe. speedy and econom
ca route for forwarding their package.
Prepared by me, al South Reading Mass. and sold
wholesale and retail al Office, 10 Hanouer Street. ana
by agents. Merchants, 1ra1e,s, Dru sgists Apotheca
res and dealers IN Medicine throughout the u States
10 cents per bottle so cents per package
AGEXrs-A 6. Page, John Mathews, S. P. Shaw
" III. l.. Marston, IhoS bowles, Bath. 6m3S
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Established in 1903!
Health and Strength, Pure Blood
and Long Life!
DR.. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters,
A most Agreeable and InfalHble Remedy.
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL,


THESE BIrTERS possess a wonderful superiorit V
L over all other medicines, because they to
sound HEALTH npart tone, vigor and elasticity the
whole sysiem--a power never known in any other med
lcine They have cured more than hundre ed thou.
SAND cases, and have become lhrous ou the country
standard me dicne. The of their great success
hes IN their curing the sick, by paatng the symp-
IONS, but by removing the cause itself They cleanse,
warm and strengthen the stomach and bowels and pu
rlty the blood--possessins twelve times more power
than the best Spanish Sarsaparilla They quicker
in their effect, more wholesome use and more lasting
i'll their influence.
They are not an e7npyrical medcine,' but the prepa-
ration Of regular praclicng physician who has made
the study Of medicine his profession.
They are composed of Roofs and Herbs, which nos
sess the power 10 restore health and strengthen The con-
stiIution
They have been used with unfang success for forty
years.
They may be taken al any time, without restriction
III Diet or hndrance in business; while in every stage
OF existence and every scale of being they possess The
curious power OF resisting the effect Of sudden changes
of atmosphere, and thus obviae multiplicity of wills
sonnected with our variable and uncertain climate
They differ from the majority CT medicines in the fact
that the more they are known the they ap-
proved of. and those who them always preserve
health, prevent disorder, and attain cheerful and
pleasant old age.
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Wanted.
Ships' CAnbooses.

IN r I.n ~. a, w HAWTHOPNEE
10 o'' 50 Front Street, Bath.
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their leave Of the Judge, fg whom each gens!em N
expressed the highest feelings of regard and sdmlfa
ton. -.
We undentsnd that the Jurors were seven Tor me
cony iction Of Mr.. 0Suvsa aud Ave for his ACC Nv
tai and eigh. for the acquls,al of Captain LOVES
ard four for his convection.
SUPREME CouRT- Before Judge Rose
veit-Decisfons Converse sst. Futtsr-noP'i'
Get ASIDE and case referred back. 4.
Scott aet. Brtftom Motion TO set asne IeP'' ue-
MED - ,h.-s
Louisa L. Lord agt Anthony ffssIet en' ''""'
Motion 70 set aside sale granted, on t s t.o,,
Swan AIT Sfsrpbsrg Motion 20 ul'oneso
arrest granted without costs, deenoan' ho' 'os
SUPERIOR Cousr Special Ierm-be
fore Jucee Duer -Decisions.-C ernsnas ".
Sn,t,r s,sin., Jane A. Satr-Decree for divorce "a
I, ,nc,.io matrimeni5j grantess, l.,o- D.c,ea
S.is sss,nst Samson Motion to vacate oroer ior
Limitation OF udsmeD debtor, and to set ASIDE ING
s,ecpion a,so, to set aside judgment roll Denied.
rreJs agaipG Thorn, &c defend ant 10 complete
;nso,ements &C, commenced, without prejudice
- pI.;s,i6. &c INJUNCTION allowed restraining H.
- s1,srations in rotation of the lease.
Iohnson against Shelly, $c--lDJunclon Denied
Temporary injunction continued until after nearing
f,t apDeal
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DsON RIVER RAIL sOAD -

~ NEW-fOHk 10 ano nom Al . sn1 ~ ~
March 80 and until pr 10 the Trans wi run as follows
Lave NEw-YoRK, GOING NoiTH-Erou tue once,
corner Of Chamberst ana College place: At A. NJ,
Hsy Mai Train for Albany ana Tr.y Stopping at AL way
Cod Spring. Fshkill, New HsmblTsh. Fsughkseosis,
Hyde PARK, Rhinebeckl sOakhin and HUDSON Fare TO
Albany sa-to troy, So o., AT ST a b. from 3lss st..
~, stopping At all way stations A. II p N Erpes.
Fan 20 Albany ard Troy, sto ,piDg only at Peekski
fbsll Povghkeepsis. Rhiuebeck and Hudson; through
u hours; Fare 70 Albany. So se-to Troy Sc 60 AT
p NJ 10 Peekski Freisht and Passengers, stopping al
all ay stations " Poughkeepsle, stopping at
~ way stations, ASP M Through Mail Tram for Alba
~ aLd Troy stopping al Pesk.k Fishk PoushkespsIe
ard all stations ncrh Of Poughheepse OBJ signal Fare to
.IhsDy s2Tte Troy. 5, o. Al 81 =; NJ for rsss..
Troy Psrense's end Through Express Freight Fare
GOING souTH-Lesvs Troy E.gine Station at 10 A. NJ,
Leave Aisany-At6 M Way Mail Train for Nex.
YORK stopping At way Stations there ARE mails
10 be received and delivered Fare through from Albany
si2a Atsi Express Train stopping only q Hudsoa
iS1"1gs from HibsDy 81 So; from Troy, So g. Al Il
A. r. for Way Freight only. from Ea., Albany A. II
NJ. through Traip for New York. stopping at all Way
sa fIom Troy Sc O8 At 81 P. NJ, Through Tram for
ftw-ToIk sooppg same as II o'clock tram. Fare the
At 81 NJ, from East Albany Through Mail
and Passenger Train stopping at ali stations On signal
Leave ushkee ssie for Nsw-York-At 81 A. M. for
New York stopping at all Way Stations.
Leave Peek xiii for New YoIk-At 81 A. M Passenger
fr New-York, a'opping at Way Stations AT u M
stations At M Passengers to New York, stepping
Passengers viii procure tickets before entering
-Ne"-Ycrk' Mich w. 'gS' TRENCH. Superintendent