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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-13

"MUEDER WILL OUr."-The citizens of fernando
county, Florida, on the 9th ut. hung Hamp, a
slave belonging to the estate of Albert Clarke for
being the immediate of the death of his
master. The negro confessed that he was promised
5000 by James Boyd, stepson of the deceased,
and Mrs. Clarke, decsdents wife-SlO0 respective
ly-as compensation for taking the life of his
master, and that he committed the murder Gas
stated last week) accordingly. The Tampa Penin-
sula saya Boyd and Mrs. Clarke are now in charge
of the people, closely guarded, and, it is to be
hoped, evidence will be found sufficient to convict
them by law accessories; the conviction of their
guilt with the people is already fixed fact.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-13

A passenger car has been built in Philadelphia
for the Birkenhead street railway in England The
builders intend to put in estimates for the construc
ton of all the cars to be run on the English pas
senger road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16
THE FLAGSHIP OF THE DEMOCRATIC
SQUADRON.
OUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE
OFF FoRr IsDEPBmKScE,l
BosroN HARBoR, April ID, 1850. !
Inc Departure for Charlottesville Of Passenger Pase
Salutes, DC.
The noble steamship g. R. spauldng, Captain Howes,
left Central wharf At ve O'Clock this Afternoon AFTER
brief but CHEEKY interchange Of congratulations among
the solid Of Boeton. Gilmore's celebrated band
calculated to perform an interesting part In the interest
ing exercises Of the excursion is on board and has al
ready discoursed some excellent music Tho steamer
started amid the cheers Of multitude Of spectators the
firing Of cannon, sc.
The following sa list Of passengers, some Of whom,
however, are not yet on board
Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, DR.. George B. Loring,
Colorel John T. Heard, Dr. B. L. Wales, Ezra
Trull, Thomas ]. Dunbar, Hon. Walter Fessenden
snd friend, Cornelius Doherty, D. W. lawrence,
Calvin Bridgman, Major B. F. Watson, DR.. George W.
Churchill, William Green, D. A. Dunbar, Noses Bates
Hon. Caleb Cushing, F. A. Hildreth Charles e. Clark,
p pS. re'er ,a asg&sr csPS so. w~ q Crosby' Dr.
W. CLARK, Captain Nelson Howe, Thomas Farmer, Esq,
Charles Caro- Hon. Chss Keebneri Samuel r. Glen, re-
porter BoS,on Poo, Hassaohufetts; Hon Geo r. Shop
ley, Hon. Bon Bradbury, Hon Geo. W Farley, Hon z.
j. g. talbot, Hon. John Babson, Hon 3. wymau, Col
S:n d j j. 3 Blanchard, COL Thomas Lane GAVIN
Record W. W. Frye, Maine; Hon. Geo. W. Stevens, Hon.
eco W. Ktridgc, New Hampshire; J. N. Francis, Esq
a number Of those enumerated above Win join the
steamer at Baltimore, where others, not mentioned, vii
join her.
p Gilmore, leader; H. c Brown, J. W. Gardner, Louis
Newin4er, r. 6awin, A. Kammerbing, W. Vanstane, C.
w. Knowiton W. Z. Graves, 81. Steinman. T. r. Ford
Il yontaine, L. Frederick, y. wots H. Hcustock, Geo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16

saddle and escaped and came and settled Jamestown.
Oh South side preacher to admonsh John to stay
and serve his MASTER whose money he wss like good
Christian dog W moment, sir. Let look at this
question aside from its moral aspects And want 70
slaves into the Territories Of the United States
You talk about the equality OF the States, and grant IT,
The citizens Of .laye State have all tho rights The Ter
rories that citizen Of free Stale has. You have the
right concede TO 60 into the common Territories and live
there with any kind ef property take, but you
make. At liberal estimate there not more than
two millions Of people in the United States Interested In
sisvehoGsrs There are thirty millions Of people IN
erested in the system q free labor, and two millions in
eight millions In the slave States better than the
slave system: Here b the point II slavery goes
presence Of slavery without any local law for the pur
poee Is the exclusion Of free labor. II you take sla
very there, cannot 60 there with the New York m
paper religious Or secular cannot 60 with the minis
Ter desire to hear preach the Gospel. Free schools
Yes; 80 81 all may go to public house It is com
mon to all who choose 70 make 1t their temporary
ars A ne Of the s .uS
"Walk In, gentlemen;' but II q man sitting there IL
leprous dripping with contagious disease, win
were closed and barred against bis entrance. So sla
very goes freedom cannot 60. favor the equality Of the
&c into &. ss & s ss1s If. s s Is
right practice savehoding there for is not ins
tuonk Was never Instituted never established by law
buta practice like peygamy say that they have mot
right to 90 there and practice this high crime nju
rioss to man. offensive TO God And This the question
wheeler these twenty eight million people shall be &C.
comnaodated, or two million people shall be accommmo-
Dated for repeat the presence o. slavery the utter
exclusion Of free labor and The institutions Of freedom
deny one their rights. The slave ates equal TO
the free States poor, pitfu and paltry patriotism
that cannot take In the entire extent Of M country bat
do deny that slavery has the right freedom In
this country. Freedom tho Isaac freedom 10 the heir
Of promise. Slavery 10 the Hagar and Is1maei, and
they must 20 into the wilderness, and freedom shall
have the entire inheritance. God and the fathers gave IL
freedom ana free institutions II belongs to freedom
not to me- mot to the citizens Of Free States hut TO free
DOM the utter exclusion Of slavehodng No gentle
men, know You are in mood to take little edvIce
Iaushter.) tell you love you al. CRenewed laugh
ter)
Mr.. NcQuHS-I utterly repudiate your loye.
Mr.. LovDoy-Snners did that Of Christ; but he 10 sed
them still. (IAughter)
Hr. HcQySu-I do not think he loves you much.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16

agellaton might have whipped in Christianity enough TO
black walnut comm and %
corated with white ribbons and placed In the hearse,
followed by'a hack containing, presume, the murderess
there slave uneral Is that treating them like brues
Look into the coffin! Look into the carragel You say
hold men in slavery. know is horrid to DOM four
million human beings 10 the condition Of chattels to be
held pro ~, a..g taken for no
The testimony Of ali religious societies in the slave ave,
utter mpoesoilisy 70 Christianiss them and civil
lie them by this process The third point that is
n ~ q ~.
United States Now, Mr.. Chairman, have heard It
declared and over again that the constitution
section in no lne in no word in NO syllable can there
be any recognition sanction Of human slavery found
It always recognises human beings persons, and
property does not make use OF tho words "save''
or "sAvery." Why, cir, when came up to take the
half in earnest and half ocular passed round :"How
can Lovejoy swear to support the constitution
support the constitution because beleve in the consttu
ton because hold to it, because my heart loyal to It.
Every Part and parcel and portion OF believe in but
do not believe IN the construction put upon by those
who claim lis recognition and sanction to the practice OF
slaveholdng
infamous perurod villain (Oalls 70 order.)
Mr.. AsRAoRl-yes, he is per5ured villain; and he
perfumes himself every hour he occupies seat this
floor iRenewed calls to ordcr.)
Mr. SisGIxros--And negro thief Into the bargain
Mr. L0KJoy-I swore TO support the constitution be.
cause believe In DO not believe their construc
zion OF It, az well known any historical fact can
be KNOWN that the fsmcps Of the constellation SO worded
e that Hever should recognise the idea OF slave pro-
perty from the beginning 20 the ending OF it, But the
advocates Of slavery have affirmed strange doctrine in
regard 70 the constitution. They think that because
70 support the constitution 70 support the
practice OF slaveAoldng Sir, saveholdns Virginia s
under the control guarantee Of the coustit
ton than slavery Cuba Brazil or any other part OF
the world under the control guarantee the cons
tution--not one particle.
Mr. NcCrKRyASp-I wish to AJAX the gentleman whether
he has always held that the constitution deserved TO be
sustained and accepted-whether at any time In his fe
ne held that the constitution ought 10 be trodden under
fect2
Mr. LovR,oY--Never, sir; never. always defcndedn
and always will whether be against the democrats who
pervert Is, or the dbunionists who tfample on It.
Mr.. kc(tnNAxp-R the gentleman says he never said
80. not prepared to contradict him, for know
tb a. personally about H. but had understood that the
rent, San uttered this language that "the coust
luton ~as piece Of rotten parchment that ought to bs
lroddcn Under foot"
Nr. Iolgcy-Yes; tina. was thrown ir my fs~ once
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~
ton to the books The objection b that citizen Of the
United States, American Citizen addressed himself TO
ans sna fellow S @ xan fn w' r0P S the
that he must be hanged and that any man who signed
recommendation for the circulation OF his book u
not occupy that chair. want to know has come to
thh9 Has no, American citizen right to speak TO an
say here in Richmond. claim The right TO say what
say here in Charleston.
Mr.. BosHAM-You had better try il.
Mr.. Ioy4JoY-Yes sir, am going to invoke the aid OF
the general government to protect me, American
citizen, in my rights a. An American citizen.
anywhere else discuss the question OF Church State
can discuss the question Of monarchical government
can DO this snywnere IN England, bu, cannot 90 into
slave State and open my lips in regard to the question
Mr.. MRns ". Mo- we would hang you higher than
Hannah.
Mr. LovE,or-I cannot 60 to slave State and utter my
sentiments to free citizens like myself.
Mr. Mnss-Can you go TO England sad ncite the labor
ing classes 70 murder the arssocracy or to asassnate
Mr.. LoyrJoY-I have no desire to, nor have any d.
sire to incite such things anywhere ese but do claim
tie right of discussing this question Of slavery anywhere
and s;ripes float and to which the privileges and mmu
mites OF the constitution extend. Under thai constitution
which guarantees to me free speeck claim it, and de-
Mr.. BosHAM-I AJAX the gentleman why he does not a.
tempt to assert his righR
M LosIJoY-Yes, Sir. The gentleman comes from
the aborins classes in the Northern States IS gressy
mechanics a6ithy operatives "sma esed farnlersb
and they eer at worse than slaves This insulting
language can Be- and s used in the free States without
moieection or injury Yet they say, s you come here
and utter the sentiments which you sincerely believe,
we viii hang you" II a mechanic from 4
free state goes there and utters the sentiment
that he thnks-if they had more white labores and
fewer black ones, thai labor in the South would be
more respectable--what do You do with himp Denude
him. scourge him, and, 70 intensity the indisnisv you
drive The knotted thong by the hand Of slave, deep in
his quvering flesh; then tar and feather him: and tsn
PVT him the cars still Naked 70 bs sent long dstanos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

~ EE.pAossn the fsyoris. dsn BY winch nature makes
aestioS whatever from the naiura sao Of ths
b.s. and viewed n this light ~ Ley be- looked sse
s. Intended notice Of d which might OtDerwst
~ relD.ied Snd its bidieston
sbobld oot-elsd b-sdAh-. Do classified snt
ia SyuiptouAtle and ldopsthiC Sypptomslc
Hradar. conuon sod k The precursor ofa
sst, di,rx.-. .nos ~hicb ApopsIy fjout Rheums
md al febrlr dea.. In IT, form Il symps
th- the constituting s,ek a@siess Of
stic d..s. soD,tiutbs bt~us hsaalca ~orns cops
psol and other disorder, Of the bowels cell renal and
ai~dne snscoa, Diseases 0f the heart very frequently a.
eDded ~tb Hessch-si AoHu and peIbore are also a1eo
dom Snjeb frequently h-sdacb. ldops;hio Head
.cbs also sery common beiDs so.ly dating ey the
u headseae souties soming ssddenly IN
apparently sound health and postraiup It the
estsi and PhyscA sd II ethsr instances comes Oh
.oely h-rs@J by depression Of spirits sosrbity n temper
IN the pain In the front Of tho h4sd
both sy-s aud .om,tuo, provoking vomiting under h
,izs, BE- canned Neuralgia
For tie Of sitoer esss Of Headache the Cephas
Pills found and safe remedy relieving tho most
few minutes and by it subtle esdssrs
he dseeses Of which Beedsebe 10 he unentns index
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CONSTIPATION OR ooslIvENEss.

No of many M. hesh neif tor Is prevalent
hte understood sd much Neglected .VsIiveness Ofci
odsn.tls ID caree..ness sedsLtay habit. IL II sndsd
flight Of too little excite anxiety whr
reality the precursor and compuoh Of many Of the mos
daDyerous diseases and es eaJly dedicated vii
oris sufferer antiuey Among the higher eyib
which usual attendant Headache, Colo
Rheun si Foul Breath Piles ard others Of se while
ous Of hghtiu diseases such Malignant fsyers Alb
P.ry HI.ehs Hypocbondriasis Melancholy and lnssni,
srsi Indicate . presence IN the by th alarming
tom the diseases named originate In Consps
don bnt take independent ezs1ce upie-s the Cause
.r,doAted IN Az carly
follow, be The disorder should receive iDnsds- attention
Lene,er occurs and shouS n-gle1, 10 get boz
Cepbsic Pills the 6r appearance Of the complaint he
ney VII eIpel the intious approaches Of sese and
destroy this dangerous foe 10 human he
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rhs AsALsA.hf.Oh LA-sUAssA-fhefe n srcent
-odenry tie ovt c.sive words o.
other and ,e chile Incorporate them Into col
thus VOID spaic which 10 hon tho UreeA dignity
tug for the head beyaIns popDAs- IN connection
9TH Mr -p.dn.- s>.i Hssdsshs Remedy oo .nl ."op be
p..S general .y and the ~ord Gepbsho vi besoms
f-et'o'ypr and many 'hsr. ~hose distnoon
'o.n ~ord. been cn ~ eomuna s'sss until tssg
sativr md W the manor born
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

BRIDszr-hissus you ssnd her boz Of Cophsh,
Giuo-no BOTH. II Pc AIRED Pis-but thihsias that's cot
last nrL.I but perhaps yeD be- ahoI -ns What 10
We she's nigh dead and With lao Sch Bssdsohe enc
NOR Of that relsved her before
DEuGslsr- iou 5padings Cephsic Pubs
BRIDssT- Oehl now and you've sed II here's 10.
s2tksY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
'ARDLY REALIZED

III N 'esoache aanonoo1, s..d Sepped
trto the hApotb.cx hand al H. The Can bsess
o.. Of Al 'esdsoh. Does bsehs ard" Hys "a Han
eeedhsy says hi hand nPsp that ssve me Csph,hs Pm
ad' IN 'eAdscba-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

Tvxsrr MILLIONS OF DoIIAn SAVED MI spsdins IA
millions Of bottle. Of hs celebrated IIePAIed Que se
orossu furniture thus making Aggregate Of ,sssIy sinon'
join reclaimed from total oss by this vslasbe mveHnon
H.vin. Gln- household ord be now Posed 70 d
,he curing all The sehfns beads -hb
nj, C,phsic Ps they good hk 0lsc hosdaohs
vii 400 ysnish away HE NOV " judy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
A REAL BLFsSIN9.


PAvnssas-WeT Hrs Jones, boz IL that hesdsshei
ly. Jones-Gone Doctor all gone the pill you sent cured
e In epty upnes and wish would send mere, ~
that can have them handy.
Pktsy>o~-Y You get them at any DTsspsts Gan 20
Cephaie Pins find they fail and reeonmosd hnn
al cases OF headsehe
sddenus friends, for they Q real Assssss-
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Me1iral.
"UNPUREYS SP T. & G.
III HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
No. s4s BROADWAY, NEwYoRK.

NJ IIQT n n n F,TF M
~ 10 -, =. -. -, of aha ie.yrins az.
1hese 'n'H"so'e pse''V'see- 80 Nv ....I O.
perenee and skill Of Prof Humphreys and are "
nd crp.
"en ''A'L''''' 'n'H' - 80 -, :, .x,,,,h.
Thousands OF families use tnefn dhny WIN '"o inv '"
ant ,p,oes fr ALI the common m and snss.e Of everyday
NJ IN, l. ,h I'D. ., 10Th di.e.s, md 3o,t
NC ""iei"s W N'A' oN"' ' " - Ii.
ThoUsaBas OF inSads 0y the Use OF some one vi 'n'c
remedies have b-. cured Of lifelong pains and suffering No
- -, H. .,, ,,ea yi,bo.t haviug beeu auproye nd
80 - ~ :, - -, -. - - 80 ,bo,, IN, ...,
and mos, intimately.
rr-,,puprvc, epPcIrrc uoWFOp Attic REMEDIES
~ ~ ~ Prc- Of sinsIe Bore,-Conts
c,,as ysysr Copsss,ion and Inaammatiop-IIest Palm
i''Cpiee fsYeL o"hse'''n' anu 'nn~"il'''0H ' 49, q
CO.. Worro Fsvs, Worm Colc yorsriou, Appe.ii. rs
GO. coIie Tostbt,g Crying and rs .Ieiulnes- elcv
'''NS -, 'Li's -, - ~ .c--..
~ =, !, IT,, - aIai,. Cb.i.r. Irf.n,r,,
'''No.. s s 49, Go,n."in, " ' 80 - Is
c.. I,s.n,.rv or ElL.dv Kin, Collie (,,ipnxs Bill
ocpres Dys.o'sty DI Dpoay fiu'' 'oi0' "'p"e' ' &C
ious oH, az DY y, . i,i ~
o'ouies e. .s h, 0,Ji,e ''''"'' -'e $50 q
hshns''S .t..i' -.
1eurts cousns .o.a' hoa''"'NS' Di'"o'i' N'uo's ..
anu SoIe 49, p.ir, N.,rsI.i.
etures oo,h1ehe rseHoehe' Nc'"u' iNNI't A's"' q,
sho tc D0iyteuA o. pnb 81
sCnIes hesdsehes ScA hesoaches 'eruso' ho'n " q.
a., ploon 70 tne IA 80 n.,.n.aJ s,cn,.cb
p' Mes DyspePsA3 hts., h9la, VI "o'"s'" ''"' q,
, tohipsllvn, Lne . n H.: -
"a ~ 81 rspP ' '' - ~ u
Lures LeIeoHhea OF y" MUGS DesiDs D'NN' Wv AZ
a. Curs. roup Hosrse Groups Cough Difficult and On
pressed breathing ............'.:...;..;..a":; ~
L. Cures Salt Rheum, Cusy Eruptons Etysipess scsd =,
, Hesd Barriers I'cn p IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
90 farmers anS Others.
Ocean 6teamers.

Tor SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-on
Il SATURDAY Jan the ted mall kvI~-
TON, J. A. wOfTOs cornmsadsa an s-i ftoD P,or Na ~
North River. foot Of B.ssh-st noon
Thts .esrhip unsapo~d Tor .-, oouforS doubs
engine, aoder deck ineLsed hy tight psmens,
witch b4asde other results tend In oisioa
stsaadng keep the pumps s" 70 verb and bs ssfy
Of vessel AID passengers
Pa.sasr 10 Second Cshin, O. 70 and sve
9EO. MACKENZIE
Agents. No 7Brosdvsy.
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ghonrre !or suS,nsps alen

ANY DEkIERln FITRS wishing 20 exchange n
lot for fit; tass DENTISTRY do 90 by addressing r.
". EOltEbEE No - Cour =. okl:n
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The steamer ARAGO viii
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW YORK and

CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORk and
- LIVERPOOL landing and eb Tkjpg Qocens-
town lreIand). The Liverpool New orb snd PalsdeFna
Steenshp Company intend despachng thr fau powered,
Clyde built Iron Steamships o. follows: ~
-....'''.'. Satnrosy DOC
CITY OF MANCHESTER. saturday Jan
GLASGOW. Nsuinsy AN 20
And every SATURDAY at noon from Pier a. North River
RATES -
FIRST CABIN .........s1i 8 EERAGE. ,;.,'''''"t2
s.ecrrse Tici eta od siI nhs %
Pssssigrrs 70 PaTi, HavFe, Hamburg bremen,
Rotterdam. Antwerp kc., at redursd through fsIes
Persons bring tnr friends can buy ckeu here
at the following York; From Liverpool Qsoens
town-Fhss Cabin s73 eS aid yL5 SseAge from Liver
pool : 20, from Quseb,tv~n, 10.
Ihee Steamer. ka superior accommodations Tor Pesengrt
end carry expeIienced hey butt IN w. er-g
sections have ps1ent Fire AuniH ors on ooars
For further iniol DatSD apply In Liverpool % WM iShAN
Ason No. ~ Naterst Ia DlvgoG 70 w " iNnaNl 20
Sc. Fnoch-squAIe in Que.ustown 90 G. w d. SEfMODh
Co; In Lordon to EWES MACY 40. 81 King Wihiansf
In Paris 10 JULES pECOUE No. Place de Ia bonrse Ia PHI
adeI JOHN o. DALE No Oy anuist OF at the Com
n.ny's Ofsces JOHN q DALE. Agent,
- No. Is broadway, N. Y.
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Gteambenis ann BdiisClos.

Tor NEW-HAVEN- Fare 81, Bertbs step-
IL 81 Steamer from Peek-sBp, DAILY, at P~$nsers
for herden Hartford Springfield Northampton and towns on
the line of Vermont Rerosd take the IL trin FROM
Haven remain b0sd the boat untl ths NEXT morning
Merchandise forwarded by an Express rs9 through TO Burning
ton, OgdeBsbuIgh Montreal and an intermediate tosnA
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent
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~ Own ErcIYErHsY and ibe mental care md anre<3
10 clos. business ssaty TIE
merou, causes hcsds The dissrdrrod state o.
- md body incident " distressing plaint fatal
blow 20 ali energy aod ambition 5odsIss BY this disorder can
x .y obtain speedy ree from these distressing attack -
o.,n an. of ths pub whsnevo the symptoms appear
n opie the and ssotbss The strained and ar
ns and relss the tension Of The stomach which svf
sud sauayssas hs asoEdersd condition Of ths brain
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yI,BE BRITISH AMI NOKTH AMERlCAl
III ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

III ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
sEw-Iosx LIVERPOOL
Shisi caSi s, PI e.
NOS so.ros TO m,sarooL
Chief CABIN Psss.se .'''"''.'''..'''''''''.'.S
TIE TIP. h S S.~Ycrs .si !, co,s Hs.Scr
ris s Car" sn y1 S.Sa '.H cs s e cs hs
asABiA ca Stone s sTAies S os h s.saso
asRlc S'p cs y sA s EueoP4 cs ssatsS
kUsTRILGsiAN. Capt e SCOTIA NOV eufdins,.
These vessel. cary white light III s-'h'sa 'sa en-
ssIA leave: Ss.:Yorl w.aass.say Dec
PISA JadSins Leaves New on =. .Wedns.day. ysn
cASADA Ande,sOn. leaves "Wednesday Jan
,oo'A Hoesisy w.aue.a.y. Jan Z
AMERICA Little esyUs boston, " edDesoAy, Jan. 70
berth, net secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon va board -. o.,x
sves snson stseis Jew eirS PrsSas hotAA
sss bills ladns signed therefor aud 70. vss @ered
as'''' ''r''''d ''' ' q cGSGR5 So iso~ia. g.sa.
i LIVERPOOL PACKETS
from Liverpool by thi' ayOne Inc q Packets comprising
s M + fA .f5sr Y ;AYM hsA1g ISLE AhgIoy
&IsT FONT s%,lilz5EdRlLyAND, rr RTHIHl
sPs Ssshs5 . SS S,1 &c mp Gyf
Els for al z f iSss '4 70 ,fts
s sS9ps g iSf S' and % ss
@ cse%a e"s With a. psrticosT may bad sp
pHeaon y siS peS s 6 s ;..ap to- S.ryol
TAPSCOTT SMITH & CO., Liverpool
LSDk CALI UhNLs Tin saNAmA.-,A hiss-
IL ss. te,Insa vii Yst isS lltA snd sis
n .sah month except thess dstes fal on sunDAt
he day Of departure ell be the AoNpAi Io,9w,n$ -
5ssh: spp, at he Gully "0s :" HI ss..s
ssr ~ Ws7pR-st y y >hD'i : N."
CTEAM 10 GLASGOW, LlVERPOOL- BEL
- FAST LONDONDERRY. and DUbLiS tof SIZE Inc
Al pou erful Clydshsi esm,hip UNITED klNODUa SsPe-
Crsig win sail nom No 81 North Riseo on rUESDAI
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ye 10 insure the and safety Of passenger hes o.
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an sbnpdsrt supply of cooked proion Apply 10 hAxOlo
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forwarded by Express Trsa through TO Burning
ton OgdsIsburQh Montreal and an intermediate toxpA
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL
IN ROAD for Albany and Troy ectint win the New
South West sso With the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Hut
and Burlington, Plsstsbag Rouos Poins Osdesbsre ana
Montreal - .o.,D.v -
~ 1860 trains VII Eew-York, a. tono~si
For Altay Ia sSd +;2o Express tsin IRON Iryon-
row near City Hall For Albany, 730 "a and fAo IN,
Express train from 35tb T. Depot, For Albany, 10 NJ EI-
press Disil trsn from Tryonrow foL Albany IvS a mr.
2. stopping al stations sbsve orsvliIo from lotn@
Depot White Plains a:l5 g D. 20 and a stopping
at s stations nom 2sthst Depot. For White Plains 10
p hcn White It Depot, stopping At ~ sstona For WI
st az ststiops Williams idss, ;+s ("ednesdays
ard RsuJsys opyl from 2h Depot stopping " all stations
RErupsISS viii leave Albany N Aoa =. ~ ? a. Lsss
Albany 1:l6s and G4S I&pess Tram Albany TO- -
Fas m, stopping q. AL stsous north Of fremont White
$40 25 and los shd 4+e stopping At ell sssfsona
YUlismsbIiige $3.50 and stopping Of al stafions
Nulisnsbridge 10 (Wednssasys and Sasaidnys enyb
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for albany
IL aud TROY, connecting With Trains NORTH and WEI
srsins leave:
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Erp-e,s and II q H. and It's, u,3o . IA, sod $50
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troy and Albany, Mall a. s'iS
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