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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-15

phNAANu IN JbEs
me peculiar advantages Of this Spring over all others
are obvious for The following reasons
required wv V'' ~
Its greatest power s at the closing point decreasing
as the door opsnB '''s
o. IL may be easily detached from the door bv raisirg
the lever from the hook and dropping n aSainst bs
frame 'Fe - 'b"'ust 'ho
ted, will not get out Of repair ''''f"N"'
ing graduated AS the door may REQUIRE F'"'' w.
o. Jus greatest action requires but one eighth os a
turn others requiring from one to three fourha Of
lurn' hence Il will not lose elasticity or power how
ever long on the stretch aud cannot be broken
q " ls' contrary to the general rule ornamental and
gates. '''' VI
~ agents Tor the Introduction and sale Of this gprin
are " anted IN every county In the United States
"'SNS Jor States, Counties and TOwns for safe on
liberal terms
me utility Of this Spring Is uuquestoned Enterpris.
ing men can make money For rights, apply to
u. Il. RUTHVEN,
AT Fiske Goldards Store
o2b No lpb VI ,n street Wnrcasiar
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Paper Af@ssg5 gags /!

Having just purchased for cash the entire stock of
one Of the largest manufacturers in New England, all
of which made the present season. he is now pre-
pared to show larger and cheaper assortment of
Goods in this li3e than oe ed 10 this CITY,
These papers are all new and embrace all the late patterns
ami will be sold at prices ranging from five cents to one
dollar and fifty cents per roll DEALERS, well as small
purchasers, will do well 10 examine this extensive stock
for they will find that and will sell cheaper than
they buy the Goods any other establishment
believe that the nibe sixpence better than slow
shilling.
Housekeepers others who will visit Worcester dur
ing the Farmers Jubilee behold the wonders at the
Mechanics Fair, will bear in mind the No. $50 Man-st
near the City Hall, and call on the subscriber.
s22 d&wtf J. l., HOOD.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTIN q
Nd ESTABLISH MENT,
No. 2I2 Main ST., Worcester,
EARLE * DREW, Proprietor.

EARLE Il DREW, PrOprietors.
II you want good Job Of Printing, call at 2l2 Main
street
n you want POSTER Of any description, call atNo.
212 Main street.
II you want a neat and tasteful BILL HEAD, call at
No. 2l2 Main street,
II you want BUSINESS GARD, at the shortest no.
tice, Just call at No. 2i2 Main street.
u you want WEDDING CARD, just go 10 the Spy
Ohes, No. az Main street, ami you will be sure to be
satisfied
Il you want a SHOP BILL Of any kind, call at 2l2
ain street
Inshort, II you want anything the Printing Line, Just
atthe py Once, No. 2l2 Main street.
RUTTER! BUTTER IA large lot very
~ nice Vermont Butter, just received, and selling at
Feaucsd PTieesi by BAssETr a. eTAPLEst
Worcester, Dec. d.
BOILED CIDER-An extra article, Cor sale
I'D by BROOKS A sTFAREs.
old DIFF
LOB PRINTING! any variety neatly aud
- promptly executed Ut the Spy once, ~
ep12 DIST 2ia Main street.
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The CrOcikery Department
Embraces good assortment OF White Iron Stone and
China Wares also, Blue, Mulberry and all the common
kinds Dining and Tea Sets, together with Gold Band
China Tea Sets Vases, Glass Ware and Table Cutlery
Plated and Britannia Ware Tea Trays Casters and Lamps
OF all descriptions, and in great variety always on hand
and at prices that fail suit the most economical
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INSURANCE.


INSURANCE.
ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
Capital 81, 100000
PHOENIX INeURANCE COMPANY. Hartford,
Capital 100000
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New YORK.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford.
CAPITAL 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $150,000.
The above named Companies coutinae TO usure unde
avogable terms For further particulars inquire Of
D. r. BULLOCK, sgent,
OH davtf Worcester
N UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
CT AHOE Oo.-Incorporated S5f.
Available and Cash Ca pEtaI,
100000.
nsures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise at Stock
Rates, and continue to pay rs per cent dividend
year policies, and 90 per dividend on FOUR years
policies, at their expiration.
Worcester Office in Mechanics Hall.
my6 d1g s. A. ROWLAND. Agent.
SLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.-This Company continues to insure
Cotton wooden and other manufactures machinery, mer
chandse, stores public buildings dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works. and other property,
eurrentrates Of premium
DREoToRs.-H. N Slater, Earl P. Mason Royal Cha.
PIN, VIM. A. Robinson, James II. Read John W Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis J. Doyle,
Daolel e. Carpenter, Benz. f. ThuTsto Christopher s.
Rhodes Emmanuel Searle, Providence; Edwsrd w. Law
Ton, Newport Robert Rodman, North Kingstown H. N.
Uarpben, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher Pawtucket; James
u. Chace, Valley Falls; Geo. G. Ballou, Woorsocket;
James s. Cook, Burrlville.
Office No. 10 Weybosset street. First Door North Of the
New Post Office Building
JAMES. H. READ, President.
IMMANUEL SEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. 10. 1856 dtf DIS
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Stoves, stoves.
The Croclkery Department

great variety, both new and second hand, which will
be sold very cheap.
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SP CIAL 0TIC e,
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WORTHY OF CoNFIDEN0E.

SUE EUE PERFECTED IT!
INTENSE CARE PRODUCES IT
1t is compounded mainly from Roots Herbs and Gums
esh from the forests and combined through most dit
heult and delicate Chemical process
pearauce indicates.
1T Is SAFE. No Eye Lotion is more balsauiic, as its
application evinces, and yet
>, " " EFFECTU AL Forso searching and eAicentis
It, that scrofus, sast Rheuu Erysipeas Rbeuoatgm,
Gout and Piles flee its presence does the frost efore
Nays genial SUI In short
u Whatever good work any salve has lone this
salve can do, agreeaby and speedily n
Prepared only by the proprietor
A. M. BECK, No fremont TEMPLE BosroN.
Cornhill.
Retail ed in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN Il Co.. j. O
HILL GEO. R SPURR and Druggists generally
jel7 dH
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CR0CKERY, &C.
EVURNITURB AND CRoCKERY
WAREHOUSE.
CARPETS, HOUSE FURNISHING
G. O O d s,
And Paper Bnmgings,

J. L. HOOD, having leased for a term of years the
large and cnmmodious store now occupied BY him. in
PAINE'S BLOCK, near the corner of Main and Pleas
ant street. and fitted it up il connection with the old
stand for the purpose Of eplargng his stock and the bet
to inform the public that they will find his establish
ment large and complete assortment of
NEW FIJ
Together with Carpets Beds Mattresses Clocks Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, and Housekeeping Goods Of
every description. Also.
SECOND Fl AND FURNITURE
OF various kinds all OF which will be sold upon terms
to suit the purchaser.
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GROCERIES, &C.
WANTS.

GsITUATION WANTED AS Wet Nurse. An.
Ply at IL Charles street. Best of reference given
nj off
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BE A y f y L n b a u
OF
HIGHLY GLOSSY HAIk
ConpLrrsLT Parsknvrp
10 FHI GREATEST AGE

Arl who Nat Gray would not hays rsstssd 70 ~
color or Bald bat would have the gowth restored uosSe
with sndrua Ard ehins but would hAvsm ts@.'1a ua5 X
cared with Sick Hesdschs neurLsiah es w.So % 49,
will also Ien9vs al ft%p:s n9m ne :: IN ana ca,
sn1 VIC "'' An Arson, Nov s. ia1
Prof. o. j. woop-Der Sir. have heard much said Of y
wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative but having sss
% often cheated BY qusckey aud qasok noums hair s az,
was disposed place your Restorative In the sans casy
uns met you Comfy some moths :isoe vh.s
YOU save nue. sach assurance nssosd he tn ysa
ny i.S 4 ny 81 s.s.
essnh brown color and hid thictsned aod become sssssS
md to.y upCn and entirely ov. &c ..sz 80: so -. ss, -
became Of Al nusnse spoa he head and mind os
Il my uhy and friends sstnF your ~ " -
e character and valus entirely removed =
nos sosa.ny ..t .nnaa:n4sny Issophend ~ VIE :,
:.sine.. or sse original ee.ty nd young
20, VIC voSdd have sAsh AAir beausAAA and slsay.
Very srLy aad ss'sf0oy Jour; o,ov x.rr
1repd woop: II wss long tine shsr NV you At Hsss
asd before tie bette q for which 20. save -
s,.ded to Try Mrs. AAna's Aar, a. The sursx - Of
power has done oil b6sa you sssuFed me would DO ~
others Of family and snds having witnessed y. snSe
usng and It's sse ~ eshess - sni1ee -
hAvhsst souSderstisn yos claim for r.
Again. very respectfully .nd t: SiI ssf MANN
CAaLrs, IN, J.ne =, lsH
IA.vs s..d Prot O. WOODS Hair Restorative, adj hsvs
thought ORE surey grsy bat By the Of bis hsstsve
has resumed IT, o1sisa eosr md havs ns eoa perIa,ne
90 8. BRkASN. ex ssAss~, y. y.
o. WOOD 4 Co., Propr,.sr, =. sls Bso~a~v y. i
d be es, New Yori Wire RA.s EssaSHshnssnH md No u
And .oid " II soOd prussAs and Tnsy osods Des1a
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Me1nal.

nR. HASTINGS COMPOUND slRuf Oh
som pton and al diseases Of the Luysa Pnes pe, o
"A SS "i 80 No rs Fulton-s,. Hew-fors-
w +. BRIGGS, sole Agent TOR tne sen VIZ,
w. CIBsONs SYRUP NJ 80 teseys. PR. IL
Wastpston Mariet. See Gibsoos shdA'r III A'' "-
ed ard Tines
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FTTZ-

vu,prrc PLANTS. &c.-WILLtAM FITZ-
p,gpfcv P,ovr, ?Sb u and Broad ssy viii s,'Hnd TO
he ,aSt Of Gsrd-n. in .ny ps Of th. city tui'ais 'ci
~ Vsra, Rose all sort' Of bedding o1 p II. Tor a.
.,or,sr Of standard Roses l': imported Boliets And
Botet 10 usual
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feoaI hotties.

IN PURSUANCE of An order of the Sur9gaa .,
tn County Of NewYork nole hsIeSy g.sh y h CIV u
~, 1891 =, nessut the same With voucher. 'heI'i
tie subsrb.r q; the York Juvenile A.yiam 81 ,pu
the City NeVYolk before The NJ IaJa
br DrIt-Ds;ed NewYork the hte.n,n aSy % ssi.trat
n.lG lagtuTu- JAMES l. Ar - ------
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURIISS4ua.y .,
IN Rcluord.--wILLIAN K. ThOhN, simmons for
R.R,i-ICcIn not .eryedl-To the DeiehdA.s so,,yS 10
HoCHBERGER: VOC are hereby t @ ali in The ohce Of
CHI ie coasy Rhon4 a bis 0fo - 1o cT ans~sr
Richmond IN said County and 70 80 H. ofcs No ~
Broadway City q NewYors within seb,y s1' Of sh r
ye ~, .uuur. on y,u exclusive Of me DAY - ,h So
and n vor G 90 snsxy.r lie said pisint within e
sor sid The plaintiff IN this s.tioL wiz Apply ~ Vys
The r.lif den. aided in the cor pa rSIcpN '
November IS, Is57. ,,.--rrv b. n r.or
n. ,-t., d. a.. .,,- "a, tsa l. X nina I'd Cour'J
Ci.lkt one. D'csnt-i J. lsT
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NNSYLVANIA RAIL X y A ID
II TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
Uatfr Gnrf.

IRE LOWENTHALs WATERBURY,
~ Bergen IIsht. Eew.Jsney 10 minutes "'H '"1@'
the Hoboien OF Jersey City frrJ BY regular nsse.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

CHARTER ELECTIONS IN JERSEY Cir AVID
HoBoxEs.-The elections for Municipal omcen OF
jersey City and Hoboksn take place to-day, and ne
prospects are that the contest will DO spntss 10 o"1
placer. In Jsrey City the polls. will be :ps. nom
7 O'Clock in the morning until o'cosh 10 INC
evening, and in HobOken from IN the morning
10 ? IN the evening. The following have BEN
designated as the polling pisces;
JERSEY CRY.
,,,,, uool .na LsdSer bogss IN sasssa street.
s,,'si WsrS-Had.on HOse house. corner Oh ~" -
Ctssory S Protection InsiDe hcus, IN Mercer rrss;
rnns Ws,S-PheniI Hoss house, o. TIE g1's"b "
y,wsi avenue and Mchissn 't'sst
H0BoREs.
H., ugrS-l. the Town Hall.
go UarS-Cty Hotel in II ad.on street.
sssenS I1o rS-Vsaxhsn Garden 10 Bloomfield stree.
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furniture.


U,EANELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, in
IN 80, ~ uperor sndwAanted mar ufscHrs, finished
- I.rd.,.rs mint and flowers a II. y. FARRlNGroNS
No $50 CsIA-st, opposite "oo'eI-1-
ENANELED CHAMBER SUITES OF fUk-
n nTTRF In all color, and styles Wholes.e and R-t,h
49, Az prizes from t25 and upward.
WARREN WARD No. IN Canal ct. toid No sl
Pour doors east Of Broadway. Hew. Yors.
TURNITURE To HOUSEKEEPERS and
il DEALERs-Grest closing ont sale Of FURNITURE :; hs
Sow No IS Bovery opposite the Bowery Iheer Ia eonse
.e M repr from business the undersigned will di'pse Il
M and weseected stock in the above Store remarkably
low prices, as fouowi: ~. o., so,, -,
So Oto 81 mahogany Wardobes, : a. worth sOi painted
Wadrobes so 10 go msrbletop Genie. Tbes 90 20 70
e2 worth from sl2to si5 mAhossny and msrbeop Bure,as
Tsy Chairs Tete ee and variety Of other src snh
are found in tca,s al Of which wiz b sold without
reserve Persons wishing 10 purchase would 90 well to cal be-
lore going elsewhere. ,, .
BTbe balance Of stock remaining hand viii be .oi at
-. ~; on The :6.h of April w BUTLER.
CCHOOL FURNITURE.-R. PATTON, No. "a
- Grovest., Eew-York
N B.-Cfreulsrs forwarded on Application as above
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Mr.. George p. Morris Of New-York, the poet and
song writer has been presented il Is said by neasiy
all the delegation Of New-York, as s7nsne eandi-
date for the Consulate st London, England.
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wrrKLy UsIos PRAYER NEErIyG..-The fret Of
81 DIV MON Prayer Meetings In Jersey City WAS ted
~ Mssropoli.sn Hall last evening" The Rev. Dr. Ra1se
n.sided These meetings gotten up By eansesense "
p.ors and win In rotation be presided over By me <yen
he various churches in the city.
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J. w Lrw1s 10 Aver; IN NfwBauAD Com, ssr =
sale Of Tax TRugsE. Hs WI ss:rs su hSkss psH "
s,soSA 3.
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ENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-
u The eREAT CENTRAL ROUTE eonnestins The Atlantic
ses with Western North western and south wssssn states
BY continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
Pittsburgh with daily lines Of ssamsr 10 all ports On ms West
Rivers and Cleveland and eandoshy with the asto
al ports the Northwestern Lakesmatns the most direct
sbesp snd reliable route BY which FREIGHf can be Forwarded
10 and from the Greet West -u-.x
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
TRsT LAs-Boots Shoes Hsts and Caps Books N cant.
Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trunhs), Drugs 100 n
lin boxes md bsles Festhers Frs, 6c........:)
GEcoxD CLAss.-Domestic Sheetine, shifting and
Ticking lin ORIGIN baes) Drugs lin casks, Hand 70 cent?
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes) Wool and Sheep pou D.
Pelts Eastward,
THIRD CLAssAnvils Steel Chains Tin cesh As eents
Hemp and Pork salted Goose or IN seels) po o.
fobooeo, manufactured, except Cigars or Cat, Ac.)
FounrH CLAss-Cofee, Fsh, Bacon, Beef AID
PcIi I'm casks Estward Lard and Lard 80 cents
Oh Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, Pitch, 100 No.
rLoUR-75c. y Dbl until further notice.
GlAn-S5c 4 100 n until further notice.
CorToy-S2p bale not exceeding 500 weight nnh furhef
notice. r,,,,,, ,
toulsr marx the Tachsss wiz rcnnyfv.nse Al
Goods consigned 10 the Atens Of this Aosd rhu"aspaA OF
Pittsburgh viii BE- forwarded without d-tenton
TREIcHr AcEsrs-Hanis. Wormey, CO., Memphis r-ns !
R. r. Ss.s Co, st. Louis; p @. OReiy Coz Evanfyine
Ind Dumesnir, Bel Co., and Carter yewes Lo1svte
Ky; b C. ksdrum, Madison, hid II. Brown Co., and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; w. Graham Co., LsnesVlie
Ohio Leech Co., Ne 81 Kby It,. Boston LEIGH Co. No
sAstor House. EewYor and No. 40 South st., rewforn
j. sneeder Philadelphia AAssw KOons' BAfimore' w. n
Stewart, Pittsburgh. ,,,,,,
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
d. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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TIME REGULAR NAIL LINE VIA srORINe-

i 5ON for BOSTON and DENoI-In~pd rosse-
y en-: R5c e.. s s md
S s: :s + "
DENcD RAILROADS. ...yirs k..;Yol d.iy tsand.y. q.
;s: S F; ~. sS nss, d mt TH: .s'' 90 y
.y.l Of h. ma, sT 81, ,Asa ~s,s. so.e, $50
md fd.y from stoninson rs..., rsandsy .od ss,u1d.y
Tie PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New Yors rue.dAy, Thursday
P.Isrr, proceed from s,oninoD PER lrss o Prsvdso.
md Bo.,en in the Express Nail Tr reaching a pls in I'd
n:, y NOR S n: sI .: s ,
remain board the steamer snoy night. re, gndtubed
brr.L fa desired And leave Stcrlyton In tAe7S rin
.sonpens. the steamer and uAr through
s. s:s Fer INT s sgg g hoard u:
the ofcs No 10 Battery Pisee
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY-
~.nn. and w..ism Rao.4 Nd At E..son with The L.hsh
AL ARRANoENENr, eOuneneans o.. q, lss7-L....
above trains ard at n p. N
Jersey Railroad which have New York Om the Of Court
kndt't. Al y and i u 4 M .nd $40 and P m,
sa MI ND s JOHN SfS ss4sy
NETWORK AND ERIE RIILROAD.-On
~ snd snsr THURSDAY, jan u. ~" and until further
DUEKTRK EXPRESS at ESQ N, for Duniht and prinapa
MAIL TRAIN s5e NJ fol Durkh and Buffalo and intel.
RoG Ttdlsis s' PASSENGER H. cA.ser.
vi. Piernon. Suferns and intermed iste Stations
WAY PASSENGER at p., for Nevbursh, Edtlstovn and
The above Trains run daily Sundays excepted.
MONT EXPRESS 1t p daily, for DunETk aud, Sundays
These EIuress Trains connect At Enrs With the Emis.
Capan1agua and Niagara Fails Railroad for Niagara Falls at
with the Syracuse and Binebston Railroad for
syracuse Coming with the buffalo Coming and New York
R.lrosd for Rochester, at Great Bend with the Delaware,
and Western Railroad for Scranton st HorneLs
vile With the Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad for Bcado
Al Buffalo and Dunirk with the Railroad for Cevc
g. F. HEADLEY. Assistant President.
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
Commencing THURSDAY, April 1853.
Trsins leave Depot Of White and Centre New t
$3.50 Mail Train stopping At Wilhsnsbrdse and all
Stations north.
s:Bp m. FOR White Plains, stopping at all intermediate
s.aiopa
Trim, e.se the Depot cor 2h.s and 4hsv New-York
sl5 For Wlhamsbridse stopping at al intermediate
uc M For White Plains, stopping st al intermediate
Stations
$50 For Wiismsbhdse, stopping .. al intermediate
ltopm For Dover Plains, stopping a. al intermediate
Stations.
$50 m For wliamsbhdse, stopping at al intermediate
Stations.
Rt1rsrNc-Trsins leave Albany for New York, at
745s M Mail stopping ct al Stations north Of and Is
w1 j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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OTgIcy a, MLWAUEEE AND IiopicoS 9AutS CO.
No - Pines, SFw-loRs, Az y > i5jo.
F1vHE Office Of this Company having been -emoyed
10 No IS Pns.st uers. olpcas will be pad Of ths Office
10 s; Coupons ihs ls mortgage tOds, psJatc IA 20
~ .uel will b. pa or peseb''u'- 4t5et IerioLs ~ s
k1I, o,f Iy o. NJ ~a.ts. ..sled e. oil. ~ IN" ~ n
oft Road Wi te psd sd .,sr t.e 80 e.y'i
Nav and 10 -IDus q" ib' i"W a. f'ee 'S
. ~ " SIHE Tf,sou-
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4. j. LOMBAKRr, Superintendent, Altoona, P'
JauNsrY l. lap.

JeNtIy ioS-
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD De-
iolows: EGpre;. Tr.in. 80 m Albany r.
.ens.I Train, 80 for Sing Sing m f9s POTsAfsTT II.
Pc sse m ps sef and Sin, Sins Tram. Way
Stations Passengers taken a. Chambers: Chrsophe and 81.
Trains for EewYok leave Troy at 6:l5 and 2S and oo
p m East Albany at and s25 m and sna e9 P m;
NJEW-YORK and NEW-IIAyEN RAILROAD.
IN 1ss sPRING-ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
Commencing March H. 1853.
Passenger Station in EewYork' corner YIN aha 'A
entrance Oh ''1 TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK.
For NewH.ven 100 Je1). 1913, $40 tsn) $50 and
sSD n; P9t sdiFs ds M a s. 2d seoSp
TO- l2i5 $40 $50 a q! 81 3 n For M p'I Zen
STANFORD SssH 7: lex, H. ls:45 sic e1 $50 40 SIS
p m. For Port Chester and intermediate Stations, 7D IN;
i''f $780, 49, GO coS nj E Inc TRAINS
~, sc01 R s. FOR Cor f RT
e Montreal m sI and $40 P m sn Hoa..oDIc
For Danbuy and Norwat Railroad III x m ~
NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE sil,.E.,,s w,,, al.
roads to and from St Louis No. Alton G.Iens and Chcseo Ill
Tri Le,pstSn and Louisville Ky Iee b hsus sSSs
feI Beeon,Ine, ssndu,iy Toledo, Cleveland Coiambo.
zanesve Mso and woo,er ohiS Also with ,E team am
packet boats from aud to New Orleans st. Louis Louisvne Ano
Through Tickets br the East be had any 0fthe sSovs
Passenger. win find hi. the .hortes most eIpsG0u' sat
comfortable route between the Es. and WsS O., ,,o,,p.
IRON NEW-YoRK TO CINCiNNATi, IN ~ ~ HUShS-
FROM EEw-Y0RK 10 ST. LOUIS IN rs HocRa
Pare Is low any other route.
Ia,SS,S rsl; e hs, R1paR sI%b
No. Aston HOu.e Bro.ew,y.
January ], 1885, J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
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GLASGOW AND NETWORK STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANYs splendid aid poysst steamers san Is an'ef'
GLASGOW. Goodwin. WEDNESDAY; April H. At !. N.
EbiNW ncifi, Cumming :. "WEDNESDAY, May 49, at Il N.
Rstes Of Passage Cabin s7s Third Clas: found with cooked
provisions sS' '' il' RoBEkT csaS NO. II Broadway
VREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.
" From New Yorh to Southampton Hsyre and Bremen;
FIT Co. sT9I FS1 Dss. o
Tie f5. lac sr % stfs%.hR, .,ec,nb m,,.
win sal rom pier No North River NewYOi, at noon pre-
ci.ely, carrying the United State; Mail w: s...,.,
.nTton, H.rre and Bremen soahanpion. r NeTYot.
kRha STAR Sat- hsy i stard j%Ss
These ships touch At Hsye Specie delivered in London
and Paris D. ToEBR1EcE Agent Agent N Y
TyHE LIVERPOOL, NETWORK and PHIL
i ADKIPHlA STEAMSHIP COMPLAINTS s4endid GJds-
s-' iron '''~ '' Sss. :' s.@Yo.r sal 0"
e eTY 81 g. MasHfsGToa 7saa,s;y
kANGAROO..............:T Thursday ............Asy
And each alternate Thursday,
AIR o'clock, noon, from Pier No. ~ North River.
Ehoa LivEhPooL u,
SiTY or WASHINGTON. Wedns.hy........M March arch,
AANSAAoo And ..eh ,..n... @eins.iii
RATES OF PASSAGE
ana md PSsapa: So
OahnFrom Liverpool according 10 sateroom' sl 30 sIs
t5G~ded 70 HAVE Hamburg PAM. BREMEN and
al mart, Of the Continent without delay.
Tsse constructed with improved water night com
pnrrnsn Each vessel sIfstenoed sum con ana
ryery attention pad 10 the comfort and seoonmodaon OF ~
.,
Tor freight OF passage apply the once OF we Company
JOIN O. DALE No. Is Broadway New-York Agent -
WIN INMAN Tower Buildings. Liverpool Agent
CTEAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.--
- The IT. arnship VANDERBILT Ss tuns r. L
Lefevre master will sal, with the MAILS:
SEw-YoRK FOR SOUTH FROM otrHAsrroNi hA'A'
.Npros Axp H,ylt FOR NEw-Yozk.
SATURDAY q wEDNESDAY...... June
SATURDAY..........July SlWEDNESDAY....;:..JnH 81
Price Of pessase according 70 location o. ROOM FIN essn
$780, second cabin, eco
Specie delivered in London and Paris
For freight or passage sppy to
b. TORRANCE. Agent, No. Bowling Green, n Z.
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. S.
Il MAIL LINE.-Yhe favorits Steamship ALABAMA Cap;
q. r. schtuck wiucaye WEDNESDAY April H. at O'Clock
m, from Pier Ne North River Bls Of Lsdins Sned Only
board For Freight Passage apply SAMUEL L. MITCH
ILL SON Nc. Is Broadway Steamers foT Florida connect
SsvsInal leaving every MoEdy Wednesday and Friday The
Al STA NJ ). Woodruff, viii s1eceed and leave Ss:a
DAY. April II.
Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
J. kan Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsny's steamship
HUSTSNlLLE, Capt Robert H,rtie, will leave Pier NO. -
n r., on SATURDAY April H. at o'clock p m, Prectser
PAssse els win unsurpassed accomInotstions frafnS
ana " per foot Insurance onebAf cent eaeeea -
oar once. Apply Ii. b. CROMWELL Co,
No. &C Wes;r., corner Albany.
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NTEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
gppJNl ARRANGpMFNT

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
Ia DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WLsr, via JERSEY
CIIyEail md Expres lines leave New York s and IL
and and M IS Through Tickets sold for Onenha
snd the West and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk &c
and through bsassse checked Washington in and
sains J.W. WOODRUFF. Assisssnt Superintendent
No brsse win be received for any train unless delivered and
eheek ed Seen minutes In ofthe time ofleavne