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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-03
HON. Holm LETCHER.

Owing to III health and continued loss Of
voice. Mr. Letcher, the Democratic candidate
for Governor in Virginia, has, we regret TO
state. been compelled to abandon his engage
ments to speak throughout the State, and has
published long and able address to his fell
low-citizens. reviewing the various issues
which have been made during the canvass,
and defending his course in Congress Al
luding to his conduct on the slavery question,
he writes:
occasions, defended the institution or slavery from Che
assaults Of the aboliliouists. Upon aU questions rola
ing 90 slavery my votes will be found recorded with my
southern colleagues. Not measure has been before
Congress during my service, having reference tn Che in
sttutou Of slavery or The rights of thc South which
has not received my support To my c0icagucsiu iu Com
gross during the past eight years without regard to hcr
politics appeal TO vindcate against The suspicion
that have been unfaithfo 90 the South-her iustit-
uons, her rights, her honor
The above we copy from the Washington
Constitution. Allowing it to be true, and we
admit that it is true, does IL not prove what
we have all along contended for, that the sec
tonal party Of this country is the pro-slavery
party Of the South Had Mr. Letchor said
the reverse of what he has said, he would
have been called a disunionist and a Free
Soiler. Suppose he had said this "As a Repre-
sentative in Congress, have on all proper oc-
casions defended the institutions Of liberty from
the assaults Of the slare propaganda. Upon all
questions relating 10 liberty my votes will be
found recorded with my Northern colleagues
Not measure has been before Congress dur
ing my service having reference to free in
stitutions, or Of the rights Of the North,
which has not received my support. To my
colleagues in Congress for the past eight
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GENTLEMEN Tmr FALL CAMPAIGN

A I'm ll4EMEN lhE FALL NAMPAIGN
~ MAS OPENED AT MONrrELfER.
The richest and most desirable assortment Of TAI
LORlNG GOODS ever offered in Vermont, have just
been received from New York consisting of eUery udrie
~ Of OrercoafiHgs, Br0adcotis, FesfiHgs and Pant
MgBS, all offered at very low prices in any quantity,
will be manufactured into Garments in any style desired
in superior manner.
Also, from Of the best Clothing Houses in New
York, elegant stock Of Fashionable and Seasnnable
he9dy-nade CLOTHING, expressly for the retail trade.
5. c. wOoIsoN,
l3 Hubbard Block State Street.
aTAgcnt for the sale of Williams Celebrated Monthly
and SemAnnual BVttH Of Fashions the only true re-
port for this county
TTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED. This
" well known and commodious House. formerly kept
by Col boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
tirely romoddoed, has been opened by ALONzO RED
WAY
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the centre of business and with It's
eOnyenences, must be the most desirable ard popu-
lar resort for the OF business or leisure 10 be found
in town.
The public respectfully invited to hcstow portion
o their patronage upon this House. Perfect sasfac
ton Is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALONHO REDWAY.
Montpelier, Aug. 20, 1856, OFF
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS. BY THE
" BEST WoRKMEN ~ THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelier, Vermont.
Those in want of ,oaryanfed Caryioges and Slc0As,
will perhaps do well TO call and what Is being done al
the old stand Of GILMAN < CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W CLARKE
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From the Philadelphia North American, May u.
MUNITIONS OF WAR IN PARAGUAY.
Among the amusing incidents of the late
campaign in Paraguay, was the .Slucky sub
stituton Of coal in natural state for that
compound of coal and sulphur which explodes
on being touched with fire. To be sure it
was easier TO carry out the substance in
state not likely to harm anybody, but there
was no provision for mixing the raw materials
IN all South America, and the consequence
was, that even the peace salute could be fred
from only one OF two vessels of the squadron.
But the coal was shot into enormous heaps
An authentic writer, Just returned, says nine
vessels discharged their loads of coal at Rosa
RIO accumulating the article there at such
rate. that after every coal bunker in the squad
ron had filled for the return home, there re-
mained $500 tons Of the best quality of anth-
racite coal for the use Of nobody at all The
same writer places the cost Of the stock de-
liyered there at sixteen dollars per ton. Our
own forces having retired, nobody remains to
burn the anthracite, the river steamers burn
ing bituminous coal The loss on the stock
is thus about forty thousand dollars, and near
ly fifty thousand if the coal is not sold at all.
If this investment had been made in powder
instead of coal, there would now be chance
for speculation. Unfortunately, the govern
ment is always on the losing side in these ca
ses and, instead Of freighting its ships home
with either coal OF powder they came in bal
last and are wrecked by sailing light. Prob
ably more than one of the singularly valuable
vessels purchased for that expedition might
have been saved from condemnation and sale
at Rio by loading it with coal at Rosario for
New York and a market
The indiscroet letter writer says that. ''in
the providing Of ordnance stores there has
been delinquency, and | might even confess
to worse than that" But of what conse-
qucnce is this fact' why take out stores
that were not wanted, and which might en-
danger the lives Of the passengerss Coal was
wanted, and it was made the freight of the
feet to the great JOY of the contractors and
to the discontinue Of the enemy, or rather
the enemies, of the administration.
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n L w q O o d S RI. r. RIKER.
- ,DRAPER s TtLOR, has just returned from
Nov 1orl, with good assortment of
BkOADCL0pHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
which he will make up in the latest styles and best nan
ucr
Garments cut oI others to make. and warranted 10 III
Needles Iaii0r's Measures, Crayons, Shirt Bosonls
Collars, aud Scots Reports Of New York Fashions for
sale.
Montpclior, Nav u, 1859.
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LATER PROM CHARLES SUMNER. Mr..
Bigelow, of the New York Evening Post,
writing from Naples under date of April ls,
says: t rrs..a atr
~ had the good fortune to meet Senator
Sumner yesterday afternoon, walking in the
Villa Reale He was looking extremely we'll
much better than when last saw him in
New York. He is encouraged to anticipate
an entire recovery by autumn. He left for
Rome this morning, TO witness the ceremo-
MES OF Holy week. and expects to be once
more in the hands Of his physicians in Paris
early in May. He says he has passed stu
dious, not TO say laborious winter, at Mont
pelier, whore there is famous library, in
which he spent most of his time
-.----------
~ Mother Goose, in one of her ancient
poems, has said that little boys were made of
"Snubs and snails, g t
And puppy dogs tails"
She also says that little girls are made Of i'
Sugar and spice, I'll
And everything nice"
| think if the good old lady could have
lived in this age, to have seen her little boys
and girls (who are now young ladies aud gen
dsinen), she would have said of the ladies
they are made Of
''lhe bones Of whales, iNN
And ootion-bales." M III.
And OF the gentlemen,
"Gold chains and canes,
but HafV brains"
Dayton fOJ Empire.
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Annexed is list Of agents 70 receive subscriptions,
advertisements and communications, and acknowledge
payment for the same.
For Braintrcc j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
Brookhcld, h. NJ. UPHAM,
Berlin, ID. b. BOSWORIH,
Cabot, r.. d. PUTNAM,
Duxbury j. ,. HENRY, Waterbury,
Elmorc, l.. VI. CIRCUIT,
H,dcpark. EDWARD B. SAWYER
johnson, c. W SCOTT,
Liuculn. SIMEON T.. RALPH,
Lowell, ABEL CURTIS,
Marshhold, j. A. BEMls,
Morrisvulc j. G. MOVES,
Middloscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr.,
Northhod. T.. SMITH,
Orange VI C.. CROSS,
pminhcid A. +. BANCROFT,
Randolph. j. X. PARISH,
Rochester, r.. D. BRIGGS
South Hardwck, ADOLPHUS HObrON,
stowe EMERY TOWN,
Iunbrdgc, AARON \. KING.
Waterbury. j +. HENRY,
Waitsded and Favston. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Wllimstown, DARIUS PRIDE,
W0lc0tt. y. JONES,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT.
NJ Persons n other towns disposed TO act as agents
will De added go the list ON application,
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frtrmuntgaatrbman & State journal.

ponllsuro EVERY rnrpAY MORNING, ny n.r. WALTON.
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TNfON HOUSE RE-OPENFD -TLis

aFAgent for the sale ofWillam's Celebrated Monthly
and Semi Annual Bulletin Of Fashioas the only true re-
mort for this county.
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Nktua1ork daily Gribm,re
FROM NEWPORT.
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
NEWPORT, Sept. 6, 1859.
The weather is magnificent, the sky clear blue
and white, and the brsciDg air all that human Ms
tuTe could desire; and yet the fashionsbles go of
daily, pouring themselves, as fat as they can be
dec.nted, into the vessels Of reception that land
them in other favored haunts. Four hundred were
to leave last eveDing-ten horses left on Saturday
night Have Jon perceived in New.York golden
il fox of splendOrl Are not flowers and festhers
at discount in Broadway, the market having sud
denly become glutted by the return wave Of fash.
ion Do not the double-skirted, cooked hated
fairies Of the period just over, float through your
sober Dreams and make your WORKOUT Summer
thoughts shabby in comparison with their moods
and faucies! Or were those great people perhaps
never missed Is New-YOrk like the sea, TO
which one may add many hogsheads, and yet add
nothing!
Furthermore. what becomes Of al this mad ae-
tivty turned from its late channel TO overflow else
wterei Those never resting Men and women,
where DO they toll now 7 Whist great enterprises
DO they help on, what mill wheels Of public and do
mestc u.e DO their ceaseless efforts cause to re-
vowel We should not wonder if some Of them
were, Ike the Sleeping Beauty Of the old legged,
stretched on beds Of CD rmed Ianguor knitting up
tie strained meshes of their youth and strength by
Natures ihfsnible receipt for the travelled sleeve,
etc. Perhaps some of them take refuge in
ancestral villas on the Hodson, where the large
sweeping trees keep remembrance Of the old New
York names TIA. are pleasant to think Of
tie S:Luylers, Livingstons, Hapltous stuy-
vesans, and all the army Of the tans,
VITO Iced not be discrimirated by name.
Perhaps the shades of West Point and Cshkin
allure them with faint echoes Of prolonged gsyety,
ard the surer promise of the changing leaves, whose
L. k.o,r II tfoE of
the fair ones, dreaming behind muslin draperies,
or waking TO look cut upon lawns shot with shrub
berry and roses or taking thoughtful rides horse
back with quiet cousin reighbor, but " msgi
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FROM PoRr.AU-PL.TE.-By the brig John Butler,
Capt. Minor we have Gates to the LIT inst. Business
very dull, the tobacco cropis nearly all bough.
up. Exchange, paper for gold $40 national for 81,
and not much paper. Very little hard money in cir.
euatior. The three individuals detected two months
since in the &C. Of landing ard passing counterfeit p.
per money from the States. escaped from the j.il
at Santiago, about the 10Th ult together with the Jail
keeper.
The people generally are much Dissatisfied with the
prevailing Government, and predict q revolution
shortly. There would lot, probably, DO much 6sht.
ing; all that would be necessary would BE- for ma
ority to declare their dissatisfaction, and the result
would be certain TO ensue Tue treasury is KEEP. dry
a. usual ell moneys are forwarded TO the city.
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IOEO THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lCsJSs lAILROAD.-Tte capacity Of this AoaA IL nsv
fHkLE 1HROuGH
PAssEN0ER TRAINy


pEGwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PlrfSBUKoH,
ssnnectns direct q Phasdsphs with through trains from Is.
and III . c aS IN ' 81 Union
I'D IN oaG k.
e o1 .aS @ si
E1pre 1.ss Liners through 10 Pittsburgh Withhold
CAS- .: I.s:: nd ;::s % re
fIEss sTHs DAILY M. ID ~: Line, sunday :1cs's'1
s E.l E Linen s :sss' rh1:$sst.
n H. a' u: 80 "a 3 .i:s:r q 5. :ss,s ss
So1f SiSS1M i q. 's'''. y s1f 'A H''"'sA 's'
S 2syy, = :: :s. s:z ::.s: +:
:; sSass ::7s: sI Es sas S: !.
snd il5o I. mr. 90 directly Through. =. ~, -.
,nT Gts n Pssslpsa New YORK. Boston OF BsincIs and
Hcfes E.s,wad Of the important Railroad Ones IN ~
Mea .l,o board any the regular Line Of ssms'' % ~
sART HL%EYs AS Low AZ BY ANT OTHER ROUTE
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
VI. completion Of the Western connections Of The esuns
SfEsi LINZ SI SET SaaT5 EHS -. AND 'H'
fhe connecting Of tack: By the Rai0sd Bridge :, fi,eu
f.iah: and The tsveline public.
sREIGHTs WESTWARD.
Pksdelphia New.York Boston, Baltimore, any point
De railroads Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois WisconAn
Iowa or Misso-n, BY ralrosd direct 80
fhe Pennsyvsps Railroad also connects n fittsoureh VIA
DIDO Musfinsum, Kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland Idno
Wlsconsn Missouri, Ksnlaa A.kArs and Red Rvenj and
Cleveland sspdusky snd Chicago With sesnsnN AZ DorH sk
Ssebsnts aud Shippers inrsrs scs,orshon Of .hsh
Freight Company rely with confidence on IL pss>y
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO any poin. L. By ths
b other Railroad Companies.
Re 0, riculsr 70 MARI packages VA Penn. l. ="
Merchant the West ordering goods from the Las vii u
vsl % direct them to be shipped By .his route
Tor FREIGHT Conss:a or shprins prsesns .ypJ 70 OF ~
w" D. A. STEWART, Pt:sbuIsh,
Soyl. Co.. stsabsnvile, Ohio H. Pierce g., xAas<
r1e Ohio; J. j. Johnston. Ripley, Ohio AcHesy, Aaye
dle Ky; Orusby Crepger, Porsmouth Ohio rsddoot
Co. Js2eonyle Ind; H. W. Brown Co., Cincinnati, Ohis
ihen Hilbert, Cincinnati, Ohio r c: hsdNm, hsdsea
ind William Bingham, Lorisvie Ky; ?: g. ORiey Co.
D. Lcuh No John II Harris, Esshvls Tenn. Hsr,s
aunt Memphis Tenn Clarh Co., Chicago, IL W. d. 4
Koortx Alton, III Murphy I Vale Dsbusae, Iowai % u
Trs.sht Agents Of Railroads dikeren. points In West
Psr.s attending 70 their shipments rom the Eas VII
lne Il 20 their interest to call Agents Of this Company
= o.m 90 s mb,sct 81 rii .sss vi,l Srespt sssss
sGn uUIEpER Philadelphia
NAGRAW L KOCNs, No. 50 Norh1A, Baltimore.
LEIGH Co., No. 2Asor House, or No D. william - HI
III III HOUSTON, General Freish. Agent. rhiAlept.A
J. L ELLIOTT AesaG
l. L h0UPf, General Ticket gent, rhisAephia
r. SCOTT. General sassrtnsanAsrt Altoona Pa
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Roswell G..
Brsinsd, esq, Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice
hereby given according 20 law TO al Persons having cs
.xain CARMAN SIaONSOS, late q the City Of Brooklyn.
deceased TIA; they required 70 exhibit The same w me
hers thereof % the subscribers the Excuors a. the tsi-
dep.e Of Isaac c. Lcper No. n M1dash Brooklyn, No 81
fulton Market il he City Of Sew.fork, or before the lsh
day Of January rext-Dsted July ), 1859.
SARAH ANN sIaoSsoN, Erecu.or
tys lswsnW ISAAC {. BOPER,
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mater Cure.

TTHE WATER CURE and HYGIENE INSTI.
Il TUTE located Nos IS and IL Lsishts one door from
St. Johns Park GOOD BOARD be obtained from IS to
81 per week; FULL TREATMENT, with Board, from 81 to
spS . %ssl pvsss p1evsd & 4. ss free Of
charge. Ofhccs Consultations nom N. y up. M T.
TRAIL, NJ. D., and D. A. GORTON, H. D., Physicians 4
HANCHER Proprietor.
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NOTICE ,f APPLICATION for the discharge

NV11NI NJ n 1O-' =. f.--s !.
ir.ver. from bis dee- pursuant ne provisions OF
the 50 article Of the title q the h chapter Of ne &c ps o.
the Rsyi,d ssgtsL-Eoice hlst pubisoed Sep II ~ y
FCRAAN WILLIAMSON Of the City Of Syracuse IL me C2J
o Orontaz, IL hi. individual capacity AID - meo- OF ne
trr Ct Howls and Wtnsos Creditor, . appear before me
Hon KichkId Wooxoh County Judge u Oncnasza County
courslor law II The preae Coz sts on u ss Court
House IN the City Of Syracuse he ph day OF november
r1, 10 ocok IN orsrcon. show Gauge, e-y they
nave asisnr said ins vents estate should not be
p,c. b. dis EaTxsd hs q, pursuant 20 as
ssll lsxicwWs J. WILKINSON Atty sor lns'at
Syrscase, New York.
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COURT. COUNTY OF QUEENS.

O-Ed~ard W. Bradley Charles = Toy, Daniel { III
sop MAgtasn. Bo.ram s1i Syv.uGs Si,h Warren Mitch
Ell AID Tno-s EIscu;or &c, Of the .st VII and tess
r,er JOIN Michel dec.u.d .urmon' 70. rslei Soa BOZ
ervec To Defendants Ycu hsrsby slrson-d snd
qred b. plain il LIS ac1a which was Lied IN
the ee q the Clerk Of Tie County Of oreer' anAea Log
answer said plant The sbs-rs heif nc So
81 BrozGway IL th city OF SwYerk within tvsn;y days ctsr
-. or his s on you exclusive Of hs day q sah
s,os you said comp ANT within the
time kured BE Painif ]. Iii seton VII apply % ne Soe
r The rsief deuareed in ne coal iofh
March l4,h 1857. FIELD sLI1IEh
IA lavi0sWse PasiEzd Az u, NJ. u srosdssy.
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feeal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County NeYork notice hereby given D. al persons
HAVING claims against MARCIA Able late of Roekand in the
Sts Maine decesed 70 present the sane 9TH yoaeher'
thrrsof 20 the subscriber the office OF HENRY FESSEN
DEN a. No. 70 Walls,ree in City Of New York or
before the fourteenth day Of January net-Dsted New-York,
the eleventh day Of July. lfA.
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&xrnrsions.

IF you wish to enjoy most delightful
i excursion trip, and take view OF the ee.utfn
scenery on the East River the public hands with me
men.s He.Gas &c, take the sailing steamer ENOCt
DEAN. See advertisements
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

HENRY 7. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
TTNHlS DAY-COmmencing at 10d o'clock, at No.
l. 30 7h. 3d.av, will b. sold all the FURNITURE, Pr
sno Forte Carpets king Glasses Paintings Gas Chandeliers
Silver Croekeiy Glass Ware Clocks Cutlery Bedding, &C.,
&c. contained In the private residence above Sale positive
Goods 70 be removed on day Of sale.
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Balfs bp Anrtisn.
A. ~. MzRwIE, Aucton~sr.
by BANGS, MERWJN g. Co., Trade Sale

A ~. Mzlwrs, AuctionAsr.
by BANGS, MERWJN g. Co.. Trade Sale
- Rooms, No IS P1trow
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept I5 a. O'clock
booRsyLLEks SrocK-CompsisiIg a large collection q
Standard and Books various snbee including
School boohs and assortment o Staple Fancy SAone.y
i'm ported ard domes tic, selected for retail store
MONDAY AFTERNOON. Sep. ls, a. a o'ciock.
EALuABLE LAW LiBRkRYCOm pr.iDg complete Of Fed.
eral AID State Reports both In Common Law and Chancery
Admiralty Rep IT'S, Dissss Com-ntsrits Trsti & Asr
collection OF hne library editions Of choice STANDARD
mice lsneous htersture Catalogues ready.
DACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS, MISSOURI.
Il -12J, 421 79-100 ACRES at PUBLIC AUCTION at
'
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offer f,r sale At
public auction the Lands known FREE LANDS belonging
said Com pany situated oowt Coules Of St CHARLES JEFF
erson, Warrington, Franklin, Crawford IN Ranges and
East, ard and West Of 5h Prinepsl Meridian
These lands include Of The best farming tinbered and
mineral lands In the State OF Missouri and situated
each aide Of the Pacific Railroad and South Branch aud
convenient TO regular, established stations
catalogue Of said lands giving description OF each tract
hind, and quality, be lad the oces Of HOMER MOB
GAN No. Pnes:., and L. II. LUDLOW Co., No II Pine
It, EewYmk City
TERMS SALEOnequarter cash quarter IN year
one quarter In ~ years. olequGter in three yeara
trust the property and 70 bear interest the rate Of six per
cent aDnum.
Any purchaser wishing pay all cash win get deduction
ten per cent from the face Of deferred paymenta
further sscpion, title refer 70
he catalogue above mentioned Letters addressed the under
iened City Of St Louis will receive prompt attention.
money will be required be paid bidding of
each under leo and % for quantities above that In
J. d. STEVENSON,
Land Agent Pacific Railroad.
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NEW TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1859.

NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE BY steam
IN err FRANCIS sKIDDY nd COMMODORE, hon foot q
Liheyfys EvERY EVENING except Saturday .. ococh,
Troy theloe And Ssoss hce Head TO es
ball .her- .Aiirs Lake Uuec ss'es or Co
nsda for al paris Lake CnampAn, AontreaI and
kGtlasd IS So Birir g.oa - IS; rs;ssourl - %
Rouses Point IS IS CsdsrsbGrr 81; Montreal. Ss IS AH
~ thrsr,h cke,s q Troy sfEAMBOAY OFFICE soet
dLibertJr-
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NEW-1UKk And dARLEM a u b y a Os
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
and sef "Wednesday June l. 1889 ,xats VII leave nh
4 s:s.jon, New York, follow:
Tor Wlhsnssridee-7:x5 and $50 $50 and $50 -
yor White Plsus-Il 80 q 10. 400 and $50 ..
Yos White Pans-s: is p. from Write and Ceu;resA
Tor Dover Plx.ns-4So ?. N.
Bof Albany 80 4 M, Nal T-alc.
Returning VIII leave
Dover rls'ns, $50 q m
White Plains, 500 and 80 d SEQ srde:oo p n
wubspabnase $50 ard $50 q m l:00 and p N
Albany ll:0 m, Nall Train.
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Wrean 6teamers, &f.

WfeuU 0IeuWtlb, ~A.
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP co..
~ REGULAR an T gRaSaiso LINE TO
rAS an
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
DIRECT SsaP rs 4 as hsHs%n
IN. ,,,.pdid Steamship. BALTIC ADRIATIc and ALLAN
TIC having been entirely rstted and adapted 70 tne
trade will Ass SRI s1d sra tPsf' EACH MosfH
from the foot Of Canalst, N X.
TIE BALTIC 1900 tuns burden, A. O. ory, conw.nder.
with the weLInown and superior Steamship JOHN L. eAL-
fH 4ss SfEAST hS:y Vii soo~ on the ah of October
Through Freight win be Immediately Forwarded
upon arrival Of the Steamer at Aspnwa so0 % soo ,,,,
Freight which viii be taken at moderate rates
,hp IN are ansufp...<d BY any in the world
sway. in reserve Panama e s .n:s 'n sSs
FoI Cabin Passage or Freight apply the office Of the Com
P'H' No. Us "'l''' NOM ROOM r sTEPRENs, Secretary
PEOPLEs LINE ,E,,,,, =, x,c,.,er.
1000 Miles Shorter than any other Known Route
The ne" On: JOIN Dihs1 FiTe Hy''' ''''3''
sLIEvEG AMMoN, Commander.
VIII positively ssl from the
PirR roof OF BARcIAYsr., Ocs5, q, O'clock ?. m,
'"'S"t THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
BULLION,
And other chance Offer connecting on tae
PACIFIC SIDE
With The Elegant and Stsunoh lro1 Propeller
1000 Tur. Cove rnmept Measurement.
BLACK Commander. .
The travelling public have s ofered 20 them
sa,, In reaching the Western World the Chief Executive
~ H. limited States swSrded the Mail Contract aui sgses
- down Geytown second tune If found necessary MI
D,,x Minister 70 Nlcsssua LEFT in .heMcDopoy esmer yes
Ps,eps.r on arrival Greytown viii b. imme ti.ey
o. The hosng palaces Of the Company which have
~ is,bmps IL well stocked with live mules
q S,ware of the runners Of the combined aonoPiss
- cb,ir pa,seueers be talen applied Tor before
An nsr,sps ave psi:ivey cIoiddea trusting any pers'n
wi,ho9yt an order from the President MI, Ia.
H. linz Is specially adapted o ne usnsPoau'n VI i's'
a,r n.ni.d with nurses and small children - A.,
Tbs line that coaches direct 10 me 0anq" s'e
gipgs.