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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-08

INDIANS BECOMING CIvILIzBD.-We are
informed by Dr. Daniels of the Sioux agency,
that about seyeuty-fve Of the Sioux Indians
have signiGcd their intention to adopt the
dress of their pale-iaced brethren, and pursue
an agricultural life on their farms or lands
near the agency, where many of them have
now from five to ten acres under cultivation.
But their greatest step toward civilization is
in their requesting Superintendent Cullen to
bring pair Of shears in their settlement in
order to cut off their hair. This all uncivil'
lied or half civilized Indians look upon with
adherence. Unclipped hair with the lndi-
ans is lust as indispensable as the blanket,
and violation of this usage is forfeiture of
Indian character Minnesota Statesman.
All this is easily accounted for. An elec-
ton draws near, and by the laws of Minneso-
ia any civilized Indian can vote. The
Democrats of that new State are thus getting
their voters ready. All that the law requires
is for an Indian to wear breeches and long
tailed coat to entitle him to vote, and one
pair of breeches is often enough for whole
tribe. Hartford Co'TdRt
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Stations passed over the course, followed by
tho "Thrce Year old" colts. Driving Horses
and Matched Horses. There has never passed
over this course a finer lot Of horses than
these, and did space allow, we should be
happy to make mention Of many
At i o'clock. A. NJ, race came of be-
twccn " Fremont" driven by Fuller, and
Stranger driven by Tabor for purse of
$1,000 with the following result:
lst heat.
" Stranger 3.5
" Fremont" lcnths behind
ID heat.
Stranger" 2.5j
Fremont" 10 lengths behind
And the purse was taken by Stranger" Oh
second heat
During the forenoon. there were not less
than 2000 persons on the ground. At the
noon intormission VIC visited Floral Hall
again finding it ovorAowing with-smiling
Green Mountain Girls. But very few articles
had been removed and we had time to exam
inc the specimen OF pcnmanship, the Lords
Prayer executed by Miss Amanda r. Davis
Of RoXbury. and well may the lady feel
proud that she wcld4 the pen with such
mastcry skill. The execution was as beau
tiiul as was the subject selected, and we felt,
ned tb,, 6is yir,,cs ,yoro boing c,obalmed
with the richest spices.
AFTERNOON
At one half past one Hon. L. p Walton,
tho Orator of the day. was introduced by
Geo. w. Bailey, president--and addressed the
multitude in a very able manner. He said he
had given the Committee the privilege of an
,'i .'' 5.'' '5 S.I;a,,l ''.' ,I
IL. ,t,'D was '''s 'e'' G .;.'it',..i r,;.
v,..1..,-.. C ,,'o ',''' 3l.,,iI .
,t.a, m '."'a ,,5t "o w..
nmil,. r,,,o l,, sr,ilti,.. ~ G,c last Uo was
not practical farmer. but his sympathios
were with them. and his hopes high for them.
and he did not altogether believe. as be had
heard O. gentleman declare. that this fair was
"a failure running cmpNugs. TO say the
least the cmptyng, were good, and worked
we'll as indicated in cattle, sheep and horses
exhibited, that arc. at least, double in value Of
the stock Of former years. He proceeded to
show the advantages of Fairs IN stimulating
emulation and continued Improvement giy-
Ing good reputation and improved price''
and consequently an increase oi wealth -
Since the organization Of Fairs in this coun-
ty, the increase of population had been bnt
about l per cent, while the increase otprop-
erty had been more than 40 per cent inns
spoke well for the County Fairs. lie defined
the staple of Vermont as being essentially
grass and in this mountainous county il
would ever be so. After half hour $ adj
dress he closed by exhortng those present To-
cherish their cattle their darcs' their sAeep
and their horses, and cherish the Washing
ton County Agricultural society
While Mr. Walton was speaking there
were at least 5000 persons ON the ground
At one-half past two trial was announced
from the stand between the Dolphln' arlNch
by Charles Eaton. and the Joslm Horse
known ms king Cole driven Oy 4. VI. JOS
lin' for purse Of $1,000.
ISL neat
Joslin Horse, 3'9
Dolphin, 90 -
2nd heat.
Dolphin, 90
Joslin Horse 3.o ~
"d neat
Jo,in Horse withdrawn
Doiphh' %
Taking the purse and with 1t the loud aeela-
mallohs oi inc eSe''eu spectators
Immediately after, trot between Gray
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agricultural.
Reported for the Montpelier Associated Press
THE WASHINGTON COUNTY AGRI-
CULTURAL FAIR.


Washington County Agricultural Society
commenced this morning A warm, genial
sun is shining, and at this early hour the
streets are well filled with stangers. Mer-
chants and business men in general have de-
corated their windows with their "stock in
trade" and the animation which is generally
evinced by our "Young Americas is appar-
ent this morning. BY the extensive arrange
ments made by the committee, the fair prom
ises to surpass in interest any ever before held
in this county
Atgl-2 A. NJ, the procession was formed
on state street, and, lead by the Rochester
Brass Band, passcd through the principal
streets Of the village, entering the fair grounds
at the northern gate Before proceeding, JUS
tice TO the r.. b. b. demands of as a notice.
/ The Band is composed Of 3 members young
men who have, by their conduct ON this oc-
casiou shown themselves 90 be true gentle
mon. They have been organized but year
and half and the selections and execution
Of their music speaks itself Of the character Of
their efficient leader, Nh IT, l.. Terry Up
on this day we were favored with the COM
pany Of Mr James TAYLOR. from Brandon.
who used his l. b buglo with q master skill.
The presence of this gentleman is nearly equal
70 the harmony of "a medium band
At II o'clock. A. NJ, call of Committees
was made by Marshal Scott, and being organ
ized commenced their labors Up TO this
hour stock has been arriving from the north
ern towns, and a string of oxen from East
Montpelier, composed of ten yoke, attached
to cart have just entered at the northern
gate. With the exception of one pair we
chaiienea any town in Vermont TO produce a
string of oxen equaiin number and weight TO
the tast Montpelier team. Their average
weightls 3,2l0 lbs. per pair or 32loo lbs.
total soon after, the team from Moreto"n'
composed of u yoke. entered the grounds
Tins string contains yoke hve years oid' j
yoke three years ola, and 3 yoke Two years
o'a, owned ol W. Is. iaplln OF Moteto"n'
f'eNoas to the advertised 'rot at =
ciocN' T. A. tne string, OF oxen rom 'ne
TWO towns lcaa o} the Marshal ana BAND
passed 9'er the trAeN Tor in'pec'oh' making
Splenalo ppe"tAnce
Al clock !. ~ Marsh Noott an
no"heea tHa race 10 come on between rot
tinS Nea, df'en 10y morse owned oy -.
Mo''e' w "'eron'Y' 'o'l easel u'Non oy
lle"'y ioT" 0"','' ny ., 'N' uoii' .''I''
n N
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ITNloN HOUSE RE-OPENED. This

MON HOUSE kE-OG I'm Ed ms
I we'll known aud commodious House, formerly kept
by Col boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
urcly reno llcei, has been opened by ALONIO RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House IN
Montpelier being ia the centre of business, and with its
nov conyenienccs must DO the most desirable and popu
lar resort for the of business leisure 10 be found
in town.
The puhhe respectfully invited To hesloN portion
Of ther patronage upon this House Perfect satisfac
ton is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
CHARGES moderate. AAONAO hfnNAh'
MONTPELIER, Aug. %, 1896. or.
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l3 Hubbard Bi0ck, St1tc Street.
1TAaeni Cor the sale Of Williams Celebrated Monthly
and semi Annual Btefu of Fashions, the only true re-
port for this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-08

~ BEsr WoHEvrN IN ruR CouSTRy.
Carriage aud Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court square, Mont
pelier, Vermont.
Those IN want Of icarraned Carriages and sieighs,
VIII perhaps do we'll call and what is being done at
the old stand Of GILMAN & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended TO-
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier, July p. 1855. 45if
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by this exhibition The line was composed
mostly of the Morgan and Blockhawk blood
Immediately on entering the grounds, the
exhibition Of horses was announced. and the
stations passed over the course, followed by
tho "Throe Year old' colts, Driving Horses
and Matched Horses There has never passed
over this course a finer lot Of horses than
these, and did space allow, we should be
happy to make mention Of many.
At o'clock. A. NJ, a race came off be-
twccn Fremont" driven by Fuller, and
Stranger driven by Tabor, for a purse Of
$1,000 with the following result:
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"Govcrnor. withdrawn.
stranger, 2.59
and the purse was won 10y the latter horse
Tho trotting was very exciting; all horses
being well matched and many expressed an
ticpations of the morroW's race reached the
ear of the reporter. With the race the mass
separated; and in an hour afterwards not
person was remaining. There were at least
800 persons on the grounds to-day, and
treble that number is expected tomorrow
Produce, Lire Stack and Artidrs on exhibition.
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NlrinnrN.

The Boston Transcripts gives the following
abstract or ! lecture on Memory, by Ralph Wal.
do Emerson, witch was sdG,irably suited to
bring out the lecturer latent store. Of intellect.
nal Scaith:
As proper prefaec 10 the lecture, one OF two
"reminiscences or youthful days were related
The speaker referred TO the rersreutial pleasure
with which lac heard at that time or Americas
most elsqaeni diyiRcs. IL used to be the fash
ION ia company for one after another 90 detail
many OF the brilliant passages OF the famed
preaehers discourses, ss ihsy could reeolleet-
IN Impression of ave was prodrccd upon Mr.
Emsrson by the cxsetness og memory OF Ger
tain pcrson, Who could correct the citations OF
his friends.
In another instance Nr. Emerson, was on
board packet, Tor twelve days passage 90
Charleston. Por two days he remained quies
cent q. those uBaoqusinted With sea arc apt 60
be when hrt eomneaeiny the intim-cy iIe
mentally repeated during that interval successive
l'.ss f.sas hiiton- Lyeids.. until he found the
whole poea rs. in hi. possession.
some aRimals have stronger memories than
man, saeh o. dog. sud horses, while others, ike
tigers add beasts of prey. have ices power Of re.
ssmbe!isg. They eop,inuslly beat ssain., the
bars Of the cage. eonhniag theu without heed
Ing the isjurie- they cons,sn,ly receive
The fr.t great quality oi memory is tenaeity.
Ualike the dasuerreotype. Instead Of receiving
the Impression or the imsgc, the image tell is
iHenaecably s,smped iato the plate. There it
rsmsins uRtii called mp for fstarr use. Thi. lac.
ee.sibiliiJ u tho second imP9rtaat element IN =
god memory.
I Hs2idiiy of rsmeuabTan ~ y che distinsnishing
fs.turr 81 so,ed nsa. Thss Barks. Grattsn
csrrsa and Webster 0vc their dissiaetioa % the
sb,itty 90 iius'rats 81 the iostaat veivhty proro
sliioas BY psrtiasst ssecdote- facts When
they wsrs heated. 10 sppesfel tAouzh thsy
eosid asSrsis al tbey ever tssv. IL " thi.
usestal stidbs'e that makes ~ imprssisssorc
shatsp>srs SD Werjsuorth nisht have iapre.
vissd thsir pssss, ississd of eonusitti.g thee,
- pspsy. he'd hey essa saagusi -ith u. ~
fssess u.sihsnsiieisss hare spesi of re~sty
- . r~~srksbis 3srres. They osly psrfsrn n
thsir Sssj shat ssJbsiy .ss DO slowly, sd "a
tke sfsts
Tssrs 80 v.ris-. yress...s ~ rs-e.b-risz
sst ~ yre,e~- wtisk nsrk. ssr~r,>risy iss sAsl
i - e.s<e ssi ss-st; wksrs ks>sisir- kss b~er
t~s<ks6is<ily ssrssrsj, go 70 i~.s4ssssiy sssiI
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wurTrw..u ro- orr.Brnpf>o. -lTsIes q

WufTkwssu fo- Or. BrubtNo- -lTake =
clean bsrrsl that v,ll hold water Pvt toto Il
haif eashsl of quisklias. and slack u hy
pouring over !, boii,ag water safhsicai 20 soysr
70 four oT hve iackes deep. aad stirfis. u safil
sisk~d When qsite .ltksJ dissolve " IN water.
sod adj two poands ~ saiphst. ~ Siae. sod
owe of eounon sslt. whish nsy be hsA 81 spy
Of tho drvxgisis. sd vhicb 10 fsu days viil
ess.s tbe vhi'evssh D. hsrden 90 The sos1
vofk. ADD saiheisEt uatsE % bfisg n - III
eousistesSJ OF tbisk uhit~ussh.
TO sstc The above ussh Of q Fisssant ersaHs
color. 80 ) n. yellow Sekrs
fos fsup eoisr "a N unbsr, ~ Is.
disn rel. ed ~. lsnptlsst.
Yer rrsy - stess cslor. 81 fsar - 80
usbsr ssd : fhs i.9ptissk
The eeles rsy ~ PET 90 vi,h es.-oa
skis--sst bvssh. sd VII ~ n,ssd nush ssss,
tsrsbie tkss eo.s.ss .bit~sssh
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Tvs n4nzp Tsxss ~ Dxtsscs---.is t<<i-
.~--s i-~s~is--~ - ~ss< s-xr~- ~ rzp>prun
this srsssh - ss>4s kss st,zi~<s; - ftsx<>--
visais ts> isss six % ssses y>rs. 4sz~sw 60
Gfy tk-.sssd skisssd ssss<-.<z - fk~~- <ssxsi.
szpsstsi vs@tiJ - Eaeisnf---~.ss fk~n 1~s
f~sit 81 81 ts~-s - Fi..k@rs e s~s~.rH8.s
esss sps~-s Tss esPsssfi~s cd ~st~cnsr1f
ne skss gives supieye esst, ~ 0kezs sksnS -
.sss thss f~s fbs,<ssi sss<n1es. s.f. -
ths s.sis-s spsssr - 80 ,~s>s srs, - -.
p>st e th~ss ekisss, A.s~-s~s, T~~~ss - -
sis h>- h>s>.- ssrJ sss-s1~rskls
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TnE OAK.-To the oak i- s..igaed the chief
rank among the trees OF the forrest. This ma
jcstc tree e!iin's pre-eIiiucBee Tor the grandeur
Of i,- appearance, its great durability, aud 10.
consequent extensive utility TO man, e.peeially
Tor building aud shipping purposes. If NC cS-
eepi the cedar, IL v perhaps the longest lived OF
the vegetable creation, attaining 90 the sre of
500, and even 1900 years. Thus gsseraiioa
after gcnerstiop !. swept from the face Of the
earth. dynasty subreris dynasty. nations spring
mp. flourish. aud decay, while the mouzrch of
the woods. bidding defiance to the fsry ef the
storm. aud Drawing the attack. Of tiae outlives
essiurie. upon centuries us.a.ksn nons-
rnsnt Of enduring might. IT. sprliesbiIiiy %
the requirements OF the shipwrirht constitutes
the oak one Of the most important products of
the country; for u i- ca her navy that Englsad
y indebted for her most SURF aud formidable de-
Tense. Our ships stationed srouad the island,
fortaing a. every Suln>rsbl- poin, en- impsse.
trable baiwark. are emphatieally term~d. the
wooden walls Of Enzland fS-ersa.
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sydsey Saith esss sssd. h ~sisis8 &c.
inxs-"Ws src is fsxsss sf . sss1eie $500
shy1e.s when o kiss h prsps>-i. kat n 49,
no, Be teo loag; s.d vs>. fh< fair sss ai<n =
lst u he sdministsrrd vitk wsvssfk sid sssc.
Iss, there ks q seai w a. ~ <azs c3s>s ~
eyes and sizh d-sply im@siisasiy flsrit ~
run. bis MI inso k>sey<sskis-16esp bat -
icss- Thsr. - ssek vissss iss &tm. eAn
veil dslrsersd We ks<s ksi fhs s>nsr. ~
one ue rsosivsd is su pasta, sbish ixsa>d -
forty yrsr.. sod ~c h<iisve if vii D. sns - L
LAT thinzs 90 oil fhisk sf shs. - do.
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by fsirrst child. have no ssng b. give yos,
No lsrk eosid pip skiss - dali and Ersy.
Yet, ere ust part sss le..sn ssn iszys yos
Fer evvy asy.
Be- good suesi nail snd Ist -hosiii bssisvs-
Io asbls thiazs sst dresn fh-u al i.y is.z
Asd - sahs lfs. desfA. s.i thss ssss fsrss.r
Oss srssd, svsst spsz.
fr<->i.s E---.s-v.
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Carlyle 'Peaiing Of Hshomsi. cay. he IA. "a
tnsn rather tsci,urb 10 speech. .ilent vhsn there
VS. so'hing On b. ssid. bat p~riissnt. vi.s sis-
eere. When b. dtd .pess sb-sy. ihrywisx lizh,
on the matter" BE ihisk this The oaiy sort
Of spsceh worth spsaking
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a usss<ra pspsr ssy. tAss thsrs is . sss ssf
here. vko has sssvrd - of,sa Inst vhsnsFsr .
eorsrs5 vsrea easses sssr ~ h.s<s kis sbiet
ss. sssreh sp fsii 81 ss-ir bscks ed sre.. sh<ir
Isr'. r~sdy y ~ 80 sd ssrri>d ~ th< ssrs
s,sppiag pisss.
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The Tuskosss, 4h.. psysn sivsss ssssozs
y. %. Is psfh wss sbsas hnstrsd ssa -
yards wids, ssd lying shrssak spsrsiy t9E8
portion Of the town, Il dsstsoysd bas oss lscenp.
though !; dxnsvsd ssvsrsi 'clksrE. Ihshsun
destroyed bsioused - fs. -S>shss Wuih asm-
~ aii OF who's Isnily ssps. -. ss8Em -
j1rsd, several having sk<ir jiain 11peen>s1,--
One negro nsn - kiiisi, ssefks b.n&s11I
to b fssslIy tajsrsl- bsvss<i Ao1nS -
killsd. ssd ess sss biorss~W . 4~4D
bsen found. - ~.
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MYsTFEiTS nF \ LrIr "F CoNL-For years
no one supposed that piece Of soft coal. dug
from its Eiincs or bed ~ the earth. possessed
any other quality thsu being eUmbustib!c. or
was valuable for any other purpose than y fuel
II was next found tia; IL Afforded = sas which !.
al-o eombusiiSlc. Chcmical analysis proved IL
10 be madc of hydrogen. Ia process Of time
mechanical aud chesnic1l ingenuity devised
mode OF manufacturing thi. :,ls aud applying IL
TO the lighting Of the juiI.ling- aud citic- on .
large scale ln doing ihi- other product. of
distillatioH were dcvcloIcI. until step by step.
sie following ingredients or material, are cx.
tratted froui IL. I. M excellent oil o. supply
lighthouse equal g. the best sperm oil "a l"wcr
cost. .. BcnIolc-a light .or Of ethereal enid.
which evsPoratc. cs.ily, aud combined With VI
Por or moist air. !; = u.cl far The purpose ol
portable 20. lir,r. - c,ii.d :. Naptha-a
heavy huid 60 disfolvc guiii psrclIl. Iudia rub.
purposes 3. A.phaltuua. which .. . biack solil
Substance used in Masking yarnishc.. covering
roof. and covering vaults. q Parr4fpr-aWhitc.
erysisli"" substancc. rr.embling isrsvax. Nhick
can be msis into brlutiful wax caudirs Il riclt.
A. tcmrctatnrr or iiO deyrees nnI aHsrds an
excellent light Al thc-e Substance. are nov
made frsn, the soft coal Of keatacky. aud msn
nfse'ured By company az Clio, export in that
state They have twelve rctori- in operation
Day and n'ghi consItain. eiyhi OF ten tons II
coal every iwcaty.foHr kaur. Ons ean bsrsily
rcslirc. a. b. take. = la-,p OF heavy sma,,y eos,
in his hsnd that b. hSld. .cosccutrats,I thsrsiu
I'll these diasrsat iurciisat. ehainsd within snd
which a little heat properly sppllcl Will libcr
ate. North Amsriesa.
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l5Ss -, 80 fR5.;.....,.:.s4l FOR TIL Z

For THROUGH TICKETS and further and relia
BILE information apply the Ticket Office Calvert Station
n. F. corner of Calvert Franklin streets Baltimore
aulOu G. G. ApREON. Superintendent.
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Steamboats,.

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EA=zzzzzsszzz5r51ls DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILA
DELPIIA and BALTIMORE, via the
''B Y LJNE,'
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON. AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
G0MERY, MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, leXcept SundayS,l via
BAY LINE SEA-BoARD K ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller is sub
ect to No NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, y. C.
THROUGH TICKETS
From New York to Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, 50
:" Philada. to Wilmington, y. C., Is so
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va 50
Baltimore to Wilmington, y. C., IS 90
Weldon, y. C., co
~ Passengers and their baggage conveyed free Of
charge between the Depos the Route.
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay Steamers, and privileged lag at
might at my point and resume their trip by daylight
~ PARTICULAR NOTICE. Passengers from New
York and Philadelphia by this Line will have their bag
gage checked to Baltimore oaIy; from whence it will be
thence to points as far South rs Augusta Ga.
For further information and Through Tickets (which
are good by the Bay or Mail Line,l apply in NEW YORK
at the COmpanyS Office No 29 Broadway corner of Bar
clay st above the Asor House; at the New Jersey
Railroad Office, foot of CORTLAND In PHILADEL
PlIA the Companys Office n W corner of Sixth and
Chestnut streets at the Depot Broad and Prime streets
And in BALTIMORE at the Office Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, foot of Union Dock, board the
The new and beautiful Norfolk Bay Line Steamers
LOUISIANA, of 112O tons burthen. And The Steamer
NORTH CAROLINA, 1000 tons bUrben Replee with
every comfort and convenience, having unsurpassed
state room aud berth accommodations, running
on the Line Leaving the C0mpany's wharf, UNIOS
DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET, Daily, Sundays
excepted,
R9- AT ) O'CLOCK, P. NJ, -va
Or Immediately the arrival of the Express Train
which leaves New York ats A. NJ and Philadelphia at
l2& P. NJ.
The following is the Schedule:
New York, at o'clock, AN Portsmouth atm oclkAM
Philadelphia " Pm Weldon at II NJ
Baltimore Pm. Wilmington at9H PM
For Augusta, Charleston and the South, via Man
chester Railroad North East Railroad from Florence 10
Charleston.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, any other
points the James River with james River boas
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
r. Passengers for Edcnton, Plymouth Newhern,
Washington, Weldon, Goldsboro Warsaw, Raleigh and
Wilmington, n. G., will find it pleasant direct
and agreeable route
jelO-f NJ n. FALLS President.