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CHANCE FOR CAPT. LIsTs TO PURCHASE FIRST
rate Story Brick Store NacbeE STREET.-THE be sold
without

Threestory Brick Store NacheE STREET.-THE
without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
office, II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 5th, 1859, at 12 O'Clock.
will be sold public auction, the City HOTEL Common
street without reserve
A CERTAIN Let OF GROUND situated 10 the First Dis
ict, the square bounded by Natchez Camp.
Magazine Streets measuring Is feet 10 inches front Nachez
about SO feet 10 inches depth; together
use of yard % feet inches in length BY II id common
Canal Bank the whole iii conformity with particular plan
drawn by II. Moehansen, AIr 1884, and deposited
Office Of H. Il. Cenas, Notary Public
The mpro' consist of han ,soe and substantial
brick cemented containing
vaults and everything complete for merchant doing ge
business
E TERMS nethrd cash; baar ce in and years,
for notes secured by mortgage the property and bearing
cent interest until maturity and If not then paid
until final payment Improvements be kept insured and
policy transferred to vendor.
sale before G.. Gottschak Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. ago
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DESIRABLE VACANT PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE
Fourth District, at auction, without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,

JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctoneer,
Office. IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 5, 1859, at II o'clock,
at the City Hotel, Common street, will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated In faubourg
LvRudais in the bounded by Magazine Fourth Camp
Washington Streets designated lots Nos. and
plan deposited No. 40 In the Office Of j. R. Beard late
Notary in this city.
These lots adon and each 30 feet inches and TX
lines front Fourth by l03 feet in Depth between
allel nes--Amer'can measure.
~ TERMs-Oneth,rd cash the balance in SIX twelve
and eighteen months for bearing per
secured by the and per eventual
interest
of sale before J. W. Breedlove Notary Public. the
expense the purchaser. az
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO
@AR&k Travellers between New orleans @a4D8k,
IL Ioxic az Ia,iS IL

ri 81 fos ss's 5 Iod AN Orleans
The steamer Victoria, l. A Wster master Leaves
rival the New Orleans Passengers fu St louis
Louisville by taking the $50 p train Of the Jackson
burg with the Victoria AID from Memphis the
Jns Dckey ST. Louis the steamer Sonhener
TO Louisville and Cincinnati. fe26 II
T. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS-ofFICB
No. 70 Exchange Alley, stairs nearly opposite the
mi Post Office oldies Senmen and Teamsters who have
been in the service Of the United States fog
more distu bancs since m are
ed of land. Widows and minor children or
Soldiers and Transfers entitled bounty
land aLd Claims and procured with dis
natch Nv f ~ JOHN PURCELL
MIX 6m II Exchange Alley, stairs.
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PEREMPToRY SALE TO EFFECT APARTITIoN-FIyE-
Lots Of Ground and Brick Buildings st. street
with Citisens' Bank sock-Two Lots OF Ground Per
do street-
By N. TIGNIE,
Ofice-No. Banks, Arcade.
NTnRnAv anrsI QEs1, uREn m,-p-,r-

Ivl NJ. at Banks arcade, will be sold
l. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the tquass bounded by st.
John Basin Crawl st. Peter and Perddo
ing each Is feet inches and TX lines ttrest
BY ~ is.t 70 ehes and lii :. In dep'h together III The
bakery This property would sui; admirably we'll for
harco warehouse; together with 7S
of the Citizens Bank OF oulsi
above five lots. 49,
HTTERMS AND COEDIT ONS-One- fonrth cash The pur-
chaser will Jasmine the payment Of stock OF ~
the LIST May and yearly according The char
ter OF said Bank the balance Of the adudicson
10 months credit for notes secured by said
perty, and bearing iteTs per
cent after maturity tn paid The buildings be insured
policy transferred to the
TWO LOTS OF GROUND same square and adjoin-
ing the above described property
Nos and meaynring each rs feet inches
well filled MP.
H3-TERMS-One fourth h. the balance at g. II and
Is months for secured property
bear interest unt cent affer
maturity until final payment.
The sales completed within the day
sale otherwise the properly will account and
risks OF the purchasers, without further notice.
Acts Of sale before T. o. Stark. Notary Public. ala
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pULVERIZED CHARCOAL-2o casks, for Rec
i tfy ing and DktiliirE, for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
az ne

~ =. n METAIHIE JOCKEY CLUB
1T Mn The following Stakes have been
kxIfe5y@ ed for the Spring Meeting Of 1860, TO
run over the Metaifie Course,
der the rules and regulations Of the Club:
FRIDAY, sOih March, ls6o-For all subscription
$500 half forfeit four mile he the second the to
his stake: four subscribers ill the stake the
Aeairie jockey Club add $500 If the is
at the the stake close the LIST January 1906 six
subscrners
On MONDAY, ID April 1850" Crescent Post Stake. for
all ages heats Of miles four TO h the stake sub
scrpton 500 half forfeit the propreors Of the New Or
leans crescent" 10 add plate worth $500 three start
the second horse the stake close the t
January 1850; four subscribere.
On FRIDAY 9th April, 1860" Hunter Stake" for colts
and Stiles then 'foa Of 1851 heats mile; subscrp
ton $780, forfeit SlG0 five subscribers to fill the stake;
500 added By the Club the the second horse
his stake close the st August 1859;
FIVE ~ ascribers.
SPRING MEETING OF 1861.
The Boswell Stake, TO be the MONDAY Of the
regular week April 1861, with cns ard fies then
tfoH OF 1889 heats mile $500 forfeit SEQ
So II dtcared before the st January, Is6
subscribers fill the close the let Au
gust 1885, the Climb add $500 two START the second
horse TO save his stake; now four Subscribers
Nominations and declarations to be addressed 10
SIDNEY STORY, Secretary.
New Orleans 22d April 1859. Az Ct
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BY j. NEVILLE & co.

THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO Fl RCHASR VACANT
property IN the best location jackson
DistTbis ty beirg situated jackson street.
tween Nayades and Prytana Streets and Offering excel
an elegant residence.
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T OST, IN GOING FROM l22 CANAL STREET TO THE
II House. Roya street, One Hundred Dollars
bills, follows One bill Of $50 bills of $50 bills
of So liberal reward will be paid the finder his leav
ing the money with FRANK PIFFET, at Pie Sons. No.
l22 Canal street. a20 81
NJOTICE-ALI. T OSE INDEBTED TO TODD CO.
requested to make immediate to the under
signed who will he found usual the old stand he
will be happy to see his friends. J.P. TODD,
al9 I'm 100 Canal street.
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WINES. VINES. WINES.
60 cases humans St. Julien Claret.
40 :. Pouillac :.
20 :. Henkell l. Co. Stenwein.
50 Sparkling Mosel.
40 Hochhemer.
100 =. Moet L Chandon's Vim Imperial.
80 Gil de Perdrix.
80 Leslie's Bitters
"a Ginger Wine.
100 boxes Old Imperial Port.
80 Royal Companys Port.
20 London Dock
lGO :. Robert Adams Madeira.
10 :. Howard, March & Co. Madeira.
IL Como de Lobos
so =. Topaz Sherry.
100 =. Pale
ITO cases Arnold Miller's Absynthe.
20 boxes Sirop de Framboise.
=. Vinagre de
For sale by s. WOLFF,
al9 Graver q New Leyee streets,
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u paiser and General Agents the sale of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture. Bank Socks Port Warden and Succession
Ssles Garg0es, Stocks of Merchandise, ETC, -,,.
Particular attention paid the purchasing and sehg
" s,saoijes, No Ii Commercial Place ja1 tt
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WIN. CRAWFORD, MERCHANDISE BROKER.
w No: 70 NEW I.EVEE STREET, offers for sale
1870 bags Rio Coffee
1900 boxes yifginn Manufactured Tobacco.
800 bags S9lmatra Pepper.
100 bags JAMAICA Pmeno.
SU casks Ale and Porter, in store and to arrive.
5ooQ00 Hav, and German Cigars.
49, half, quarter and eighth casks Cognac Brandies
most approved brands, in and out Of bond.
SEQ baskets Champagne Wine, Cabinet and other fine
brands.
zoo Ciaret Wine.
100 Absynthe Wine
50 quarter ks old Madeira Wine.
rs :. :. Wine
800 hbls pure Bourbon and Rye Whisky.
500 half bbs. Rectided Whisky.
4Ui bbls, :.
500 kegs Carb Soda in lie H. kegs.
5UD bbis. Roseninle Cement, in Store.
600 boxes aud half boxes MR Rasns.
800 hb's. Nos l, and Mackerel
2JO kits Nos. l and 2
30 tierces Rice, t, arrive.
800 bbls. Mess Pork.
400 bbls, st. Louis superine Flour.
$50 bblS, extra o. X. and other choice brands Flour
$50 tierces sugar ed Hams.
40 half bbls Davis Mess Beef.
81 kegs choice New York Goshen Butter.
I'D bales East india Bagging.
$40 rolls Kentucky :.
300 coils steam and hand manufactured Rope.
l51J coils Hemp Twine
8 kegs best Nails, assorted, a. G, 8, 10 and I'D.
800 boxes Star Candles.
Will be ling further supplies daily. a22 I'm
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-FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS
lric suitab for dwellings, situated the Csrollton
Railroad DeIo-Succession Of The late JOHN TURNBUII.
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BY J. NEVILLE & co.


TWO EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH
ntricr in the neiehborhood Of fine resdences
proving portion Of the Garden District.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctoneer,
Office. II Commercial Place.
THURsDAY, April 2s; At y o,eiosh NJ. at
TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND ,tua.ed in
the Fourth District In the square bounded by Live Oak Philip
ssd Lots g fee. Il inches front on Live Oak BY
depth between parallel lines Of bs feet inches and lines
These Lots situated the handsome residence G.
Payne and other bni dbgs which make them
BILE location for parties wishing to build.
II then pad until q. payment TO be secured
by mortgage on the property v.,.-u pu,,,,
Of the purchsser.e ais
the First District convenient 70 business and in good
neighborhcod.
By JULLAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office. IL Commercial Place.
81 asss a T. IN
sold
Carondelet and st. Joseph streets.
The Is feet front Baronne street. by depth
Of l8 feet between parallel lines running through 10
alley entering on Baronne street
The story parlors dining
The second floor and in he rear portion kehen
ROOM and coashed cistern and
gether with large yard paved and in complete order
This property well worth the attention OF business
Ha-TERMS-One third cash balance in and years.
for notes secured mortgage the property and bearing
Improvements 10 be kept insured and policy Transferred
vendor
before T. O. Stark Notary Public the
Of the purchaser. ais
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

N. o. GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
April s, 1885, :
R6-The Directors of this Company have
declared dividend o. THREE PER CENT from
assets Of the late Banking Department payable Sockhold
and after ls May next.
BY order N. o. J. TISDALE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PRoPRIE-
G Of he Battle House. Mobile, respectfully inform their
H friends and The public that they will the Point Clear
Hotel early in June.
The buildings being In thorough repair the whar
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved the
winter. building erected last finished and
nheh In thorough and situated line to the
Hovlthe connected continuous gallery of 37i
feet in length Stories Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear is delightfully."- being open the Gulf
breeze and in the rear high grounds with pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary point
OF view, fairly tested last Not single of
yellow fever originated there has We find there the
finest salt water bathing the whole coast within
hundred from the Hotel Fish and abnh.
dan during the good Colion Band and
every variety of emepts will be furnished.
he Crescent will leave Mobile every evening
Poi Clesr; Sundays Mondays Wednesdays
days will make mid day trips accommodate those who
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
+. II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
Battle House.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF JET
fers without reserve, and mmodatipg terms.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,


JuLIAE NEVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 5, 1859, at 12 O'Clock NJ,
e III He 6Ts 6s I be s s on cv
streets and designated fois Nos IS square
front Camp By depth Lot No forming
s and Is sp
liz feet II inches and lines between parallel lines American
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in Jefferson City.
in hs bounded BY Pension and
nd Iq,s Sos sud g fsss sss front
asrTERMs One-fourih cash. balance in g. Ia is and "a
p ,aI esssss R PEE CENT and not
Acts Of sale before James Graham, Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers. Az
TO PERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE COUNTRY
situated in neghborhood where provisions cas be
purchased at moderate rate, and always plentiful
supply.
BY JULLAN NEVILLE E. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 5, 1853, at 12 o'clock NJ,
TWO sa built
in Lawrence county. Miss onequarter Of mile from the
cour House miles from BroOkhaven the head
Nc contains Twelve large rosms, with large hall and
buildings new and excellent order having been Used
as female seminary whch is peculiarly adapted The
by forest trees, and well fenced in.
No is large cottage dwelling containing four rooms
rear The ground measures 200 front by depth Of 800
ee and ss'0ns No branch o runs
prop ry will be sold at private sale on accommodating
terms exchanged for city properly.
photograph view Of the property with ground pn be
A9rTers made known previous to the day of sale a2O
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aS-Notice to Ta1-Payers--The Treasurer Ia
nov prepared for lhe collection q all the City Taxes-bis
Tax-payers will oblige by coming forward early.
all I'm ADAM GIFFEE, City Treasurer.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPT. ALIsTs-THE NEW
Orleans Mssnfactory for Rope and Cordage in J.eT,on
City together with the Engine and Machinery ee
and tylers Patent Right for the Sste Of LousanaWih
out Reserve,
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~s's'y " elegant fincy srticI1l(
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TO PERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE COUNTRY
Residences in healthy location Pearl river easy
situated in neghborhood where provisions be
purchased at moderate rate, and always plentiful
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Banks Arcade Passage, No. s, First District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley, Second District.
Where be examined at any time, list Of
proved property Of very remuneratye investment.
Also constantly hand for private public
sale choice Mechanics and list of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes
sale and purchases las If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

CANDLESSO0 boxes various brands Star. 16 and II o.
" for sale by S. H. KENNEDY d Co.
AL 20 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

VERY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY OF OBTAINING
Comfortable Residence with large well cultivated
Garden and Grounds in the Third District.
fashionable Streets to be sold long credit Pr
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QUATRE LOTS DE TERRE CHO1SI DAMS LIE RENTER
District convenable pour habtaons stues Pr es dep
du Gbemin de Fer de olon-Successon de Ohm
TURN BULL. cdevant de la Paroisse de West Feicaua,
dsns lEtat de la Louisiana.
z
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RESIDENCE IN THE REAR PORTION OF THE FIRST
District desirable fer family wishing to purchase cheap
homestead in improving neigh borhood, CAPT at
wthi make good investment.
RX LLLLIAN NEYLI z 4. co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

entered their insignificant, halfhnished tho
spacious wooden chapel, and compared Il
with the magnificent cathedral of Montreal,
where Mr.. c. often used to celebrate mass.
Here now was tho man Of God, under very
different circumstances, unfolding. in my
hearing. the unsearchabe riches Of Christ to
hungry and thirsty souls, instead of a Latin
service which none could understand /; and
then in their own tongue he offered up prayers
that have been selected from the Psalms and
prophets. Deep interest, feeling and solem-
nifty characterize every one Of these gather
ings. Jesus and free salvation by grace
without works, is the topic Of conversation
everywhere and on all occasions.
But what shall | say Of tho poverty Of the
people-of their prosecutions; My whole
soul is convulsed within me. as from day to
day have bebeld in my visits among them
those who for the sake of the gospel of Christ
have renounced parents and home and friends.
Many have been written to from Canada to
return and ronounce their ''new religion,
and they shall receive help; but tho everast-
ing hills are not frmer than their faith Sure
ly this is primitive Christianity This colony
is one Of the greatest interest. Let Chris
tians of every name and denomination inves
tigate closely; let them send their hundreds
and their units, both will be alike acceptable
TO Him who will acknowledge that it was
done to one Of the least of His disciples -
Children of God uphold this feeble, yet
mighty branch of the Church Of Christ
Support Mr.. c. in his gigantic work, and
you will find it to be the key which will un-
lock Popery. Every day Romanists are ar
irving from aior out Of mere curiosity; some
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30
n @ 4 II + RN X A | l. r o a ID .
- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

= rl VI % Els AMltA IT. VI fsN l.
On and after Monday, April IS, SO, Passenger Trains
will run as follows.
Ir IuAtSs. - Leave Concord az 1913 A. ", OF un
arrival nf trains from Boston, Worcester, Nc for Waite
River Junction, connecting with 2l5 T. u. Trains ovcr
Vermont Central Road o. Burlington and Rouse Point.
there connecting with trains which reach Montreal and
OfIcnsburgh tho evening connecting At Ogdeus-
tIrfl with Lake Ontario steamers for Niagara faNst
s- and wi'h rains over Grand Trunk Railway FOR To-
route and the West. Also connecting al F0sdam with
trains foI Rome aud New YORK Central Road and AZ
White River Junction with trains oytr PassuupNc and
White Mountains Roads 90 Barton, W. aud Luteton,
\. IT, thence hy stage 90 siapstcad. Newport Magog
Lake, White aud frluc0uia Mountains. Ac.
from Boston. Worcester Portsmouth. Portland, &c. for
Bristol and Whitc River Junction, connecting with
trains Vermont Ccntral Ogdeusburgh aud Montreal
Roads, reaching R1uscs Point 800 A.. NJ, and Mon
trcs and Oglcusburgh the same forenoon.
Leave Concord no $50 g. N., on arrival OF trains
from Boston, Worcester Portsmouth, Dover, &c, for
White River Junction, connecting the next morning
with the B. - A. ~ train W. Central ROAD TO Bur
and Ogdenshnrth at 90 p. NJ thence by Steamboats,
and Grand Trunk Railway for the West.
DowN TRAINS Leave White River Junction AZ 100
A. a.. with passcugors leaving Ogiensburgh and Mon
sen gers over ui, II. Central, Passumpsic and White
Mountains Roads, connecting Concord with trains FOR
Manchester, Lawrence, Portsmouth, Nashua, Worces-
ter. New York, Lowell aud Boston.
Leave White River Junction at 3l5 p. NJ, with pas
sengors from the West, leaving Ogdsnsburgh aud Mon
treal the dtr, aud connecting az Concord with
traius for Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
~ Passengers from The Sullivan, Cheshire and Val
ley itoads, connect 40 White River Junction with
the - a. te Northern Road, for Concord,
Manchester NC Returning leave Concord al 3.25
aud 30 =. N fr White ttiscr Junction, and proceed
the morning by the GID A. NJ train for Windsor,
oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent
Concord y. H., April IA, 1859
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

~ A New York mercantile house held an
unsettled claim of long standing against a
lame duck "out West" and hearing he was
becoming ''well to do sent their claim on
to a Western lawyer to collect In due time
they received reply, which efectually laid
up any hope they might have entertained Of
receiving their money. 1t ran in this wise
"Gonts: You will never get any spondulick
out Of Bill johnson. The undersigned called
on him yesterday, and found him with nary
tile his feet upon the naked earth and not
clothes enough on him to ,oad gun r.
~ A Georgia paper says "The late NJ.
A, Bowder LEFT, by his will, the sum of one
hundred thousand dollars to the Glenyille
College and Military Institute. The interest
OF this large sum is to be applied to the pay
ment of professors salaries, and the education
Of poor boys. This is. we believe, one OF the
largest bequests ever made to any one institu-
tion in the country
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

TRANSCRIPTION IN MrssoURr.-The 81.
Louis Christiaa Advocate, remarking upon the
large immigration which is flowing in upon
Missouri, and the development of resources,
construction Of railroads, establishment of
seminaries and colleges, and erection of church,
es, that will follow the movement, says:
"Under such an impulse as this, it does not
require prophets eye to foresee the destiny
Of slavery. There is not an element Of its be-
ing that can long subsist under the presence
of these combined forces Our wisest states
men, our shrewdest business men, our Cd
ucators and journalists, our philanthropists
and Christians, all alike premise the approach
ing downfall and dissolution of the institution.
and all alike unite in hailing the dawn of that
glorious day"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

rRAGSs ooINo NoRru AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier at 20 A. 81, $40 A. " and 40 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIS connects at Windsor and White River
Juu-iuu with trains leaving Boston and Springfield
731 A. VI. same day, and New York previous evening.
Leave Windsor az f25 p ~ reaching burlington At $40
N., Rouse's Point All 4j r. w. Montreal and Ogdens-
Llrgh the same evening Connecting al Ogdcnsburgh
with Grand Trunk tran without delay for Toronto and
the West
Express Train leaves New York at $50 A. NJ, Boston
next morning, arriving in Montreal and Ogdensbnrlh
the forenoon and proceeding West by Grand Trunk
trains. without delay, for the West Sleeping Car is
attached 90 this train.
Accommodation Train lcaycs Northfod az s. 25 A w..
rel hing Darlington llul a. ~ ltouscs Point at
l2il r.N. aud Montreal and Oslensbursh early the
a.lLu alLrrunlu.