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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fnn "

Is, 1857, trains will leave Chsmbsrsss Ststioc fovs
Express trains, and SIS Abeny Passenger tsA
IAN IL M. and $50 for Sing Sing l0:lsAm and
tor foaghhsepsie, an and .nd pm fer PesksxM ~
pm The Po1ztkeepse Peskskn and sing trstns stop
The way ststions Passengers taken at CLsmbe Canal Ci
TOPPER sad Slstss Trains for NewYork leave fry S
and 10; " and 4:So and Albany l s:iS and 1910
aud <:4e pmL A u. Smith Sur.rrtea.sut.
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IfANJTACTURE6So of BOOTS AL sK0ES.-
M -. n ..,o Ccssess srsoe- vNiuade tea,rc,e
D-As A. a. W y1isWoSS. r~snss~ UsrtssleA ~
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III LIE NJ RA L 3 ~ u

COmntlC-n6 " fi.JItt bUNf, JUNG 3 InoIs :.
Trains leave Depot corner Of White and Certresal
O. m--E1pess NAL Traii, 10 AbsnJ eorro.irS CsS
s Ridgeaeld at Brewsses for Danbury Q. Cksthsn Nc
Corners with We,sern Railroad for Albany Troy Ssrzopu
he West II r. n-Mllsrtop Train stopping ct al ssts
Rpm.-Wal. ms Bridge Train, sorgips at al s.scrs ~
0-Whtte Phln. Train 81 PIPING o. al stations
Leave sSths. Station: 7& a. m W uisus Bhiss Sssk
roppins al all stations ii mWil!ams Bref Trsn ste
yns At al 'tsti9n' III m-white PLATA, Train .toprH
ytsous n-Croton Falls Tram stopping ct a. ststaaA
~ nv" 0llam' Btaye Tnie. stepping g al .tasioni
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| Q. At what time OF the year were you there en-.
ployed7 A. II might have been in December.
| Q. That year in December. 1854. where were y,u
| Employed A. Coney Island; was there three
l n,n'bs.
Q. VIVA. did YOU get that fur dollars for A. He
gave me it 10 give it back 10 him. he gave q smic,
| and undertcod that he wanted to see me.
q. How did you manage when you got the $l2 ti,t
The defer liant got from his brotber7 A. told hin
was poor. and all that he said he did not want me to
I write him such letters; | said If did must hnv.
been drunk he gave Inc ten dollar gold piece, and
told him that was rot enough and ho then gave
! two'd"lar and half gold piece.
| q. Have you ever threatened this young man III II
be Gid Dof give you money, You would accuse bin
| Objected TO and left optional by the Court Wit
| ness refuses to answer the question.
q. Did you not threaten the defendant or his
bro'bers, both one OF hsm that IL Stewat
would not give you $50. you would accuse him OF
Crine7 Witness refuses 10 answer.
Q. Have you been offered any money to testify in
| this case A. No.
Q. Docs Mr.. Lamb keep rum shop1 A. believe
| he dos
@. Who was the man whs kept the bar while the
defendant in the country A. believe his name
| was Fred or Frank.
O. Did you make an affidavit here' A. Ibid.
| q. Where was that affidavit drawn and by whom |!
| A. at the office Of the Counsel.
Q. Wbattime was 1t drawn. A. On Saturday af.
ternoon; can't say what time OF day; it was drawn
the time; believe it was drawn before O'Clock.
Q. Who told you 10 90 to the counsels office to
make an Affidavit A. went with Mr.. Lamb; Jon.
ny RAynor went along made mistake; | should
have said that the affidavit made ut the Florence
Hotel on Saturday night between and O'Clock; we
went to the counsels Office to-day, was not there
before.
@. Have you been drinking today A. took two
gin cocktails end four lemon sOdas to-day; drank
yesterday, and drink every day; have been drinking
ever since war born.
Springs, and if 80, for what A. was, and lett;
told them if they not satisfied to get some one
else; it was, believe, in 1852.
The further hearing of the was hero postponed
till this afternoon.
The following copies of the letters referred to in
the cross examination of Schiller. They were written
with lead pencil and the spelling and composition are
bad:
NEwYoRy, July 6, 1857.
SB. ADAMS Ese-S6: will DO very much obge 70 yos
If YOU put g $50 Office that set before
oclck and II You don't you will be damned sorry for t. end
bet all the money for its no use Of talking cot you where
you do mind that low. don't give me answer no
The l~arer will wait for the yes or
Yours, L. q. SCHILLER.
Want to leave for Montreal to- night
EEwYoRK, May 6, 1857.
B. ADAMS, Esa.Shy can't 60 and see yon the way
am situated here follows unines BILE SENTENCED
You let the bearer have % .or aud then will and
before leave or tell whee esn .ss yqg thus
sB ADAMS rq-Eow far No ysa. rake don't 20. lie. m.
write to you again. rs DID swinte Answer want 70
away and then will you and explain eysIth.g to
you Yours T. B. SCHILLER
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Srfnru DtSrutCr pot,ry C,rry

SFCosD DisTBIcT rotIcH CouRT.
Cify ard Comfy ef Mr. Yori ss-By William -
Dsvisn. esquire one of the Police Justices for the
Cts Of NewYork: 10 The Pol, eneu aud Cons Ab!es
cf the fad City atd every o' them and to the Il 'ep
6, Il the Git Prison, Of tire sale city:
These are r the ra're of the People of the State OF
N.w.YoTk to comm aid you, tho seii Policemen aud
Cors,ables and every e You, tn convey 10 The said
Prison tbe'body Of Emma a. BuiGell. otherwise Cuu-
uirrham and deliTsr her 10 the keeper thereof ani
VOW thu said Keeper. are hereby commanded TO re-
ceive p.o your custody in the said Prison the body
OF the SAID Euc,a A. Burdei other wise Cunningham.
who stauds charged before me. On tie oath % Ssnue
II. Caur and o,beUwise with having on the 81 day Of
Auqust 1857, of the City OF New York in the Couoty
81 Ncw.York fei"piou-y and frarduleutIy protuc 4
an infant falsely prt;erding it to have be born Of
parents whose child would have been entitled to a
shar. Of The personal estate and 70 inherit the real
e,tate Of Harvey Burde deceased with the inten of
iperc4ptng the inheritance Of real estate or the
distribution OF such personal property from the persons
Ia vfully eu,i led thereto. And that yo1 SAFELY keep
the ssid Emma A. Burdell, otherwise Cunninghau In
vour custody in thu ssid Prison. until she shan be
ihence delivered by due course Of law.
Given under my band and zeal, at the Second Dis.
trict police Court. in the said city this 10th dsy OF
Aucust. 1857. WIN. S. DAvIsoS, Police Justice.
Mrs. Cupningtamremaiced in Bond street last night,
the prison being closed before the commitment wa,
made nut.
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HEAVY ENLIGHTENMENT.
NEW CONFIDENCE DODGE-A FAST YOUNG
MAN.

MAN.
A eer;es of suecessful embezzlements, extending
Through course of years. has just bsen brought to
light and the party accused of the crime Appreciated
oad locked up in prison.
A Young Irishman named Stuart b. Adams, who
has for nearly years past been tending bar in
ihe Howard Hotel corner of Broadway and Maiden
lane the party charged with the crime OF embezzle
Ynent An extensive bar business was done in the
horse, which fact was well known to the proprietor Of
the bar Mr.. Lamb; but, notwithstanding he thought
his procee Dr. from that quarter rather small, st be
wss 10th to believe Adams, the principal barkeeper,
dishonest as he paid him fair equivalent for his
vice. beside giving him his board. Lstterly the de-
Rcency in the receipts from the bar great to
attract Mr. Lambs attention, and he mmt diately set
q watch in order 10 discover the leakage; bu. he
watched in vain and was entirely at loss what to do
In order to protect himself from further losses.
Mr. Lamb at length had his suspicious especially
directed against Adams, and laid plan to discover
whether the bar-keeper dishonest or not. He
placed man in the barroon with instructions to
Keep note Of the number OF drinks taken for twelve
hours, and report to him n the evening. This plan
Wss Successful and branded Adams a. the thief. Ac-
cording 10 the number Of drinks taken his cash 40.
eosnt was about $50 short on that day. Mr. Lamb
forthwith consulted with counsel in the matter a. t.
tie best mode Of proceeding against Adams, ADD was
advised TO place him under the surveillance of q
shrewd deiective-to watch his mode of living, the
Pcner with whom he associated, biz purchases, &c.
Exo~cer PHI Farley. lately attached to the Chiefs
Omce' ws selected for the work. and during the lat
two or three weeks has watched the movements Of
Adams day and night. ..
Farley soon discovered that Adams kept mistress
Whose name is said to be Bsrtou in Thompson street
near BroSDs, and also learned th.t she hal nur.
chased within resent period the premises whore
they resided; furthermore, that Adams had engaged
Counsel to draw up necessary legal papers ira, serrpp
she said property TO bis mistress Farley, upon OK
aiming into the sntecedents Of the woman, found
That she was poor when be made up bic miud that
abe had effected the purchase with money furnished
Sy Adsms. Every Sunday afternoon Adams and his
ntstress were out with fast team on the svsnues,
- sos race courses Lsng leland and other places
VI 'ssnioasble rescrt. He had slwsys the tastes.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE CuKSrsGHAM.BuRDELL MaREI.GE.-The Sur
roeste is bury engaged iD reviewing the testimony in
the case Of Mrs. Cunningham. He works at it from 3
a. 10. to 10 p % and has already read more than 700
pages. His decision will, doubtless, be rendered ear.
Ier than has been expected.
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BRoADwAY.-The nightly sweeping of Broadway
will commence tonight, il the weather is favorable.
The committee having the work in charge par icalarly
request all tenants to sweep their stores and sidewalks
at night go that the refuse may be taken away is
important that this sboud be done, since morning
sweeping of all the stores would foil the best efforts to
keen the street free from dust.
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tAdvertisoment
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The istest and striking u1oveueut in 10
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desirous Of inerchsnspg Portraits will receive especial s
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SOUTHERN Asp WESTERN vIsrroRs
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They viii find repository Of Portraits including these
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by business and persons at down town hotels.
SPECIMEN PHoroGRArHs
may be 6. the principal Thea,srs and Hotels.
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vac e. have teen executed on the 18th inst Do tie
eonounc emen. Of tie respite by Marshal Ryneer.
sn ,h oil but embraced the Captain.

Acrros ror SrAsprR-Mr. James Horoyd, one Of
.be contractors in the Saw Department Of the Siog
Sing Prison, has brought q suit sgain.t William
pesdsey the Agent and Warden Of the, institution,
for an alleged aauder, and claim, $4,000 damages.
IT appears this, the Agent and Warden. on tho an'
,lnrty Of convct, charged the contractor with hav
Ing had counterfeit bapk-note plate engraved by
convict op hi. contract, which, alleged he took to
N.w York had spurious bills printed from il, and pu'
the bills into circulation. THIS statement was made
by Mr. Besrdsley TO various persons, aud, under The
preten that the charge was true he directed some OF
the prison officers 10 watch the contractor in order to
detect him with the plate or bills in his possession
Mr. Holroyd is said to be respectable and upright
man, ard 10 have considerable property.
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IAdyeftisement

DIR. g. S. FTTCH's SIX LECTURES" 30
pAsrs Engvns bound explanatory Of the treatment ~
which he CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. DIsEAsEs Of tie
HsAar. THRoAr, STOMACH, BOWELS LIvsR KIDsrvs Ed
SKIN FEMALE COMPLAINTS GRAvEL, &c, sent by mall End
postage prep~id for ~ cents hppyto
DIR. s. s. FTrcH No TIA Broadway, New-York-
He has other Office either Chicago Buffalo PtsbursA
or elsewhere He 10 absent from New erk, and
physician elsewhere 10 authorized to use his
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No QroRrN.-In consequence Of the rain the Coun
cilmen did not get quorum yesterday. They NEE
this afternoon.
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fAdvertiseypeDtf

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, Pough-
keepsie EewYat.-Objec to train students In the Leg
SCIENCE and practice and In exterpore posAns Next Tesa
b. gius on 6th Of September Send for catalogue to
J. w Fowl Or. Pvsideuk.
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EXPLANATIONS.
r, n. Editor of The N. Y. Tribune.


SIN. The following article nnder the head ct city in
tejIipepce appeared in the columns OF The TRIBUNE:
P.ss,xe CouNTERFgiT Messy-AaREsI oF THE PAsTf.
This morning as Officer MsyHd Of the Firth Pee'act wn
n,ons bs b. at through West Broadway he was sed upon
by nan nsmrd john Deyer doing Business m - street. saa
relative attempting 70 pass couh'e'
felt money The officer followed him for several D cs; aoa
an ayne in Franklin him into store snd
bill immediately s,re.tsd sra taken 7" the fss
Ward Station House. where large nnmbel OF nls papons
he genuine the Mechsles and TsderS bat OF 'ersy
CIV we're found on his person r. had ais" large qnsn'ry
81 sood bill and Gold which he had received IN -Scnnss ~
H. countefrits He taken 10 the Loser Poce Ct TEAS
morning and Justice Connolly committed him for
He ssv. his Gszby and was recognized " IN oa
hand in the business" -. ii. A.. -.
In regard sb.urdty Of the above and In to III
parties concerned will eve the ,srs Ihr per- -. in
ss1r the of JOHN Murphy He y. attsstea ny ~
stane. and request by Fih Word ocer for attsmPus 70
pass pon eonteit bin Q, the Mech.nic: ana rts
arr Hank Jersey st sofr No a4S Canal stsret no
had ory b In his pssse'on Il the tine o. .as
,.., shcuah circulated on FRIDAY smrnx
,msi desers cenmsed by Justice cannoy yes
terdny Ar report above but TO Be examined h
Al N. Toubs the charse where those who Asve oe<h
would a. well 20 call sud identity ths feass
me- by syina thiz communication place IN Jour psPof al
her correct an impression When msns 70
10 stranser not acquainted with and the
and % place in the position oomplsnsnt nmsaraY
fendart npon 9 fslonious ehrse. A. o. "A@"-'
Ne as Genial sfrsst Aug. 10, 1877.
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CAsP MrIrISG AT TrRSER's N. 1.-THE annual
joint camp meeting of the New-iork and New-fork
Eat Conferences will be held this year in the imms'
oiaie vicinity of Turner's, 4s miles from the city by
the Erie Railroad and will commence on Monday
next. Last year under the special direction OF
the New-York East Conference, and was held in the
town of Rye, westchester County, where it will be
held again next year.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS

Az one of the Cstharine Ferry boats was crossing
the river to Brot kyn Sunday afternoon some Of the
passengers discovered the dead body Of man dressed
in light clothes floating down the river and called out
to the pilot sonrad Baulsr TO stop the boat in order
tina. the body might be secured. This he refused 70
do, notwithstanding at the time the body was so near
az to have been reached with boat-hook. The pas-
sergers were much incensed at his conduct.
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fAdyertisement.I

A common cold il often attended with serious
Amous the most serious results Of neescS
eoS which IN .hcr. tire Sreo%s. IL 70 .
ana vbch have bsaed completely tho physician: ~
become reply % TIE c: :ss1 49, Until si:
s, ~. - hen 70 srue But Dr. B. 0oeoAts Ssrt
Bso:xvsy. b. Ssen srs.ins Nth onit sses,.iy
Ne - eruedy cnl method Of trsasss 10 tsst ~
I'D ~ ts inv4tss thnse sagssins fssu tAa 0ssS
c6ncecy q hia dsceycy
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NEW METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT PoRr
CHEsrER.-Ground will DO broken in the course Of a
fortnight for the erection Of church edifcs for
the Methodist Episcopal Society of Port Chester
From the lberay manifested by parties interested it
il believed that a very handsome building will be
erected.
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fAdvertisemsnt.I

Acknowledgement
CURE FOR DYsPEPsIA.-The OxYGENArEo
BrERs have been successfully used Of the wssse
OF Dyspepsia record ard BE- tho best rcusceg
discovered for the Of this troublesome dsease
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Survivors OF THE BARK MoSAsco.-rhe folio wing
is list Of the officers. and passengers Of the
bark Moussco wrecked on Newfoundland who were
brought to this port By the French brig Louis Gi'is
First Officer-George Wormwell. Second Odicsr-
George Staples. Seamen-John Miller, Erastus Mes
ser, John Luinze. Andrew Wilson Edward Anderson
Christian Peterson, John johnson. Cook-Joseph
Furis. Stewsrd-Chares Swenson. Passenger, tsaved
Sven Eelso OIof Anderson Nils Carlsham, LOrs Liz
deroth Pher PhersOn, Axel A. Nundstrum.
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Bound on FRoLrc.--About twenty gentlemen Of
Port Chester and vicinity have chartered sloop 10
which they start on Monday re1t on an excursion to
New-London, Stopugton, Newport, Greenpot aud
Block Island. The party expect to be absent absus
week during which time they viii try their luck in
catching the fnny tribes.
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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Csptan Pow.
e,s, of the Fourth District, arrested two men named
James Mcclure and Peter Finch on Sunday night,
for having stopped Mr.. William Bsras, in the street,
and attempted to rob him Of gold wsch and chain.
he'd for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

DARING BUReLARY.-The house Of james II.
Clayton, No. 80 Dean street, entered by burglars
On Yesterday morning betV zen ! and O'Clock. By
meaps Of the back basement, and the pAntaloons os
Mr.. c., which were in his sleeping apartment, were
taken together with about $40 which was 10 the
pockets. Mr.. c. was awakened. by the noise, end
started for the thieves but they made their escsPs
gold watch lying at the head Of the bed was forgot
ten by the thieves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

VISITING FIRE COMPANY. - Washington Engine
Company No Of Psteron, N. j., contemplate pay
ing witt TO Brooklyn on the 3lst Of the present
month. They will be the guests of Franklin Engine
c. mpsny No. Of this city during their stay. The
latter Company expect to bring home their new engine
from Jefliers factory in Pawfucket on 4bst day. ss1
entersn their visitors and celebrate the event at tho
time.
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RoBpERr.-A boy named Zuts wss arrested on 3D.
urday for stealing two large screws from the cspse-
ters shop Of Charles Morrison in Hudson near hynas
ay.Iue. John Boer was arrested on Sunday plight ser
robbirg james White, residing in Kent nsss kaTs
avenue. of "A in gold. Held fos examination.
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JoHr Smith RspnKvD "A dispatch was feee" 90
from Ws,bip1su yestsrdy .oruins. granting 70
prevs until N. lith Of September in the case OF John
Of nurSss;rr tAs cook Of the brig Cen. Pierce. ~
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p.rxyx1 ~ rur PoLeI.-Ths July psy'folis o.
the Polio. force a-e now being made out, and Il II
expected the force will be paid OF during tho week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

FIRE IN FRANKFORT sTREHr.-Ofcer thompson
Of the Fourth Precinct Police END ngot wapIn ;.
Conan. while pstroipg their beat on Monday night OF
81 clcck, discovered FIRE at No 10 Frankfort street.
in the top story occasoned by the curtains Catching
fe. Officer r. eItingushed the Gre with few psus
Of water his promptness saving the building ron con-
siderable damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

CHILD ForSp IN THE WArER.-Coroner Connery
held an inquest on the body of nude child who was
found floating in the dock foot Of Twenty seventh
street N. r. No marks of violence were percsptbe,
AID the Jury were Of the opinion that the drowning
was the work of design, probably the act Of the un-
natural mother. The Jury rendered verdict OF
death by drowning by being thrown into the river by
some person or persons to them unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

Isorrsrs.-Coroser ReddiDg held an inquest q
The BODY Of Susan GinDs, sged s., whs died at sss
he q IN s},o. on the body Of VIM. s. Hughes, sgs<
,S who died at the Cosptsl Of debnity-he bad bees
.elt to Ike Hospital on Friday aboIins under dy.sa
tery; slo. yesterday, on the body Of child q Jees
Saryel aged months, who died at No. - sfneeet,
street, Gowarus. Of marasnus. Vcrdco n sooos"
sne. vere rendered,
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DRowsrp.-Ore Of Q party Of six msa. Who wese
ssiing on sunday in 'kiH ct Sharpe Head Bay ~
drowned by being kDoslsd ovsr S ~ ,.ndersS 81:
by kis companions. His body was recovered ana .s.
r.. nest he't by Coroner johnson OF New - - ~:
Charles Leonard was drowned Sunday aess 49,
Cstbarne .F.ny clip, u attempting iS SoSs - sol
No.. sD" recovered. He resided 10 Nsw-fork-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-12
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
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iLTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD


Three Trans daily from Baltimore for Cumber
aPa Ths q sh fR Mff
except Sunday at Gas a. m connecting with trains
Junc,ionETii stop at Way stations, AID STRIVE at
a: .T6s Mail 4 TRkffNn le.yss Camden Station
daily Except Sunday at ESD a. m and reaches
". he. By a. m connecting at Benweod with
st. Louis, Csiro, and intermediate points.
Sd. The EXPRESS TRAIN iesves daily at p.
n connecting with express trains for Cinclnnatl st.
Louis, Cairo, Chicago and intermediate places. The
distance 70 Cneinnat and other central and southern
ehsS rous The me Ito to tRsss
unequaled.
IL Baggage checked through to Columbus, Gin
W Passengers and Baggage transferred at al
TmRoTGH TICKETS will he sold tosIl the lsrs.
towns IN the West, at the lowest possible rates, at
the Ticket Office. Camden Station, and al W ASKING
II VA second GLASS csr is attached to the MAIL
Passengers. from Baltimore or Washington may
land or Oakland. They resume the next morHns BY
q. M. and reaches Wheeins AZ D mn ~ 1''
Passengers from Washington have ample time for
meals at Washington Junction.
Tbis is the only route by which Through Tickets
and Baggage Checks can be obtained in Washias ton.
~ FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
ne Acconlilodaflon Train at 6i5 will stop st al
stations east of Cumberland and the Expressaf sta
TONS between Piedmont, going West EastwaTdy
sommodation leaves Cumberland at az Isaeblnr
Tic FREDERRi;t:fK TRAIN starts a, >. lex
Frederick ct a. m, arriving at Baltimore al I2O
The ELLIcoTT's MILL TRAIN l.,v., Cam
den station AZ g. and $50 D. M Leaves E;licotts
Mills at 7.o g. m. and 80 p m, except SUNDAYS.
ian Master of