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lscog OUTS VOC who buy i,for the closing sale
which tasss acs ihis day 81 O'clock By D g. Mosply
asetlopeers sssAnetion Adj Apisafa ns
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ksr behring's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos land 81 ravier street. New Or
d6o
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REoRuITrEa SERrl ICE We learn that the recruit
Ing service for the ocular ary Of the Confederate
states IL progressing dnely, and that stalwartmen
and trae patriots are enrolling themselves daily.
in view of probable canting encies, not ith-
standing the enlstments are suficieHtly satisfac5
very We wenid Ike that the Regiment Of infantry
nallod for should be filed mp as as possible
\ hy Louisiana was the first To aid Gem Taylor
\ as the commencement Of the war with Mexico.
5hhIl she sot nov be the FIRST, when there y o
prospect IF q glorious fight ahead We hope So.
y Her banner bus never been lowered. II never
Will he lowered. OF that " are sure but hos
iss may commence as Pensacola, and the vie
4 tory be gained, before this regiment can arrive
there, unless tue lists are at once made up. The
gallant Col. Gis den ommauds, Lent. Col. dams
n eetand II command and Maj. Bradford y third.
Better fieers for regiment could mot well be OBJ
tainei The mere statement Of these facts should
10 saifeiant Ii GIL No the regiment Immediately.
Nor further particulars. see official publication III
II 7I1ftliAr coInilti.
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AaitsEatElsEs Eas ietSes 2aeate,-. T. The bill il
changed again !; tonight We are 10 have The
Fataiiy and a Po-ca. hon tas.', This will
h ths Hill opportunity III seeing these great funny
pieces for this ii tlle last week of the season. Ne
ate lota III Ely II but the melancholy fact stares
MS IA he face, that this il the last week of the
\ Varieties season.
0peSn Hastss. Frezzoliri did not appear last
rEsht, owing aa me- are inforIned) 10 sickness.
Hpsniglt, & Ihe Qneen Of Cyprusn is to be per.
formed. Frezzsiini ID announced Is appear Is.
inorrow night in the opera originally announced,
y Issg6Ietto
dcadsFay of dsssie. Heller, tie magician, gives
another Of hls lively and astonishing performances
sp night, The charming assistance of Miss Der
II tram Fhe tricks and conjurations Of the Profess
soy tbe musical performanees Of himself ana his
falr assistant and their joint mystihcaton in
constitute one Of the best and
nosI pleasing entertainments that can possibly Be
y dsairAa. III
Charles 7'lseatsr. Hermann, lie great
RIanchG neeroinancef, Of Worldwide fame gives
another Of bis elegant and astonishing perform.
aaces tonight. He does things which impress
upon the mind y lingering sensation Of puzzlement
and wonder which time only can cure ,8
ne Ladies' Fairs AT Odd Fellows Hall, the
y fair for tte benefit of the Orphans Home WILDE
continaua tp:night. day from Il to 8. a most
tiains lunch will be set out for aladies and
gentlemen Who can make il convenient to attend
Apnlsnsher everybody % you pass up ana down
Camp street. tosaayl THE ST. Jossph's catho.
lic sehopl, On Maras street near Common tile fair
for tiie benefit Of that school win be continued to-
night 4 has been vel patronized thus far, and
II Il entitled 70 still larger patronage.
sotss Queens Beaea, Manager John Owens
sakss As benefit on Saturday, at the publio,s
pet thaater the Varieties. The bill offered is an
sEs sAordinsfI one. ThinkIef Shakspeare's 9 Com
ssag q RfFpss u 4 Tia Militia Training, Z, Tie
ssss aaala'' ans 4 nelange Of singing aud dane
ssgs waf John eaa sheother funny ones ali through
sne Whols q i Read the advertised manifesto
then look out for your aeata. IA
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kg-We are authorized TO announce n.y.
THRILL HAYNES, of East Felieiana as candidate for
Auditor of Public Accounts at The election in November
1t,r1rr . d a. d g--
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WYE egYPSSS 80 ~ " 40
KsemfSsasgsesa, LeaUis > Co.,
116. CANAL STREET. ........., ZIG
HAVING BOUGHT LARGELY
Fo1. Cash,
It III E So EC1A S A L e
FREN CHI GOODS,
OF the importation of
azgEzaEO2N-, HG41E,x.E.1iEaO q CO.,
CASH BUYERS
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES DRESS GOODS
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURE,
AT prices
UNPARALLELED FOR cHEAPNEss
Among these goods are
60 pieces EXTRA BRREGEs, Choice Colors, 25c
5o SUPER Biuck, at. &c.
200 :. Choice Colors st........ 25c.
50 EXTRA FINE CREPE D'EsPAGNE, Black 25c.
% EXTRA :. Csc.
80 Choice Coors. CSC.
90 :. Fine BAREaE ANGLAIs, :. l215c
Is E. Printed Clene BARFGE ANGLAIs,
Half Mourning at l21ac.
With many other smaller lots equally cheap = all of which
will be retaed
FOR CASH ONLY,
AT oNEHALF THE USUAL PRICES!
b.. BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
al 2ptf No. ll6 Canal street.
Country Merchants
Visiting this city for tho purpose of repenshing their
S.h... DRY GOODS,
VIII find establishment large lines of the following
Goods MUCH CHEAPER than they have heretofore pur-
chased them in New York. viz
BAREGEs AND CREPE MARETz
New Style SPRING DRESS GOODS
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS, for Ladies' and Misses
CoRsETs, COLLARS AND SETS.
LACE POINTS AND MANT1LLAs. .t =.
PARAs0Ls AND FANS.
HOSIERY and Gems FURNISHING GOODS
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
FILET mTTs.
NEW STYLE DRESS TRIMMINGS
ORGANIZES. JACoNETs AND LAWNS.
WHITE GOODS.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBR1os.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERcHIEFs.
IRISH LINENS.
TABLE LINENS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
For CASH or CITY ACCEPTANCE
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & co.,
1l6 Canal street,
al 2ptf Adjacent to the Clay Statue.
TO Planters. ~o."
We have Just opened a large stock of
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of ....s.
Kentucky JEANS and KERSRYs,
Georgia PLAINS and KERsEYs,
Hickory STRIPES aud DENNIS,
COTTON CHECKS, TICKING,
EVERY DESCRIPTION
rs AND A SOUTHERN osxABURGs, ETC., etc.
ALL Of which we are ofeing at
Very Low Prices,
CASH OR APPROVED CITY ACCEpTANCE.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
al 2ptf Nc. lie Canal street.
Clothing!
M A La RID & TO Ok E r.
Corner Canal and Old Lcvee streets,
OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE .'
Offer their public in general
well selected assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING!
-a= Consisting Of
T~eeds and Summer Cashmere Suits various qualities
Fine Silk Warp Sumner Cashmere Suits.
French and English Merno Coats, Pants and Vests
Coored and Black Alpaca Sacs and Frocktees .
Fancy and White Drill Linen and White and CoIored
Duck Pants.
Planters Linen Bingham and White Linen and Duck Coats
Planters Blouse Linen Busters. .'''',-
Imitation Seersucker Coats Pants and Vests.
White and Colored Marsees Vests and Bombazne A1naca
and Meriuo Vests
YOUTHS A8D BOYS CLOTHING.
".s "A general assortment Of
BOYS AND YOUTHS
Spring and Summer Clothing !!
Also
Il II T. G n n
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auR ALTON BALE oF the FREsoH BESEVo-
4 LIstlS soorarIoN NE are under obligations to
+ tie managers of this bal, which i to come oil
/ next saturday evening for tickets Of invitation.
From What We Gan learn, and Judging from the
faapsa of the Directors, we cannet doubt bat that
# Nill be a most brilliant aifair, ii every way
fhe NJ those fond Of terpschorean
ynants. lille the noble object for which it is
gI9en should make the sale of tickets j matter Of
iatsTsst to an charitahlE disposed persons.
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AgKesI AM AU1IEUNnEiss' EXCHANGE This
VIII be formally opened to-day at IL
M. ING location chosen, that Of the old Post
ofces by all means the most suitable that could
haya been found and the enterprise will no doubt
Pre- ye b success. Cur thanks are due to Mr.. u. L.
Lusk agent. tor tickets " invitation 10 attend ST
{ tae opening ri dstyl
EiiR RACE 10 Tbs race at the Metairie
fesdaa win I'D Between Bette ERal,d, (the winner
ssf EqsttSso2s and at mile heats,
hast thsaa n fye, fcr d club purse d $500. s
Hett5e ard II the fayorite at large odds against
etie otllef tWo. The betting last night was like
Ne She ha ndla If jug ali on One side. At one
0f tbe rooms last big nine pools summed
M AZ follows On Bette Ward, 1875 on Tai,
Aght and Oh Equinox. $Es5.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. APRIL !, 1851.
Auction ! AT. Dis rHIs BAY.

aa- EorEns Or THs CREscEsT. containing the
oiaaial proceedings Of the Convention. can be had
III oiar counter, III wrappers for mailing.
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EIsslls lallv Crescent.

8sss OEFHcrAs. JssuIs NAL OF THE
DO rgsv III N no ~ 81 n Llc,J I'LL 4 ~ A.
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j, o. nnxs,S, Eassor a,,a proprlsto q

Is n 1SysySs:- no. 10 CAMP STREET..
vsasiy sabsuriptIona, $40 BY he Week, 90 Gents,
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hAitoh EI1fu 14l41 SFFEh SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT
Or
PLANTATION AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Kentucky JEANS and LINsEYs.
Southern LoWELI.s and DUCKS. ...fz- s.m r...4 ...
Southern STRIPES, for Dresses. f.eE ~
Beached and Brown CoTTONs. u
Linen sHIRTINGs and Pillow Case LINENS
.=s. Damask NAPKINS and DoYLIEs.
=".+ Printed LINEN CAMBRICS
Embroidered and flain Linen Cambria HANDkEROHIEFs.
PRINTED LAWNS, .... ... D.#
s4 wig 2JACoNETs, and 9''
ORG NDIEs.
English BAREGEs.
English Cotton HOSE and HALF-HOSE.
Lisle Thread HOSE. E .. 5--"
Ladies' and Gents Lise and Gauze Merno UNDER VESTS.
Black Filet MITES. r-$u 'n
Linen DRILL1NGs.
Black French MERINo, for Gents Wear
. Goods for TRAVELLING DRESSES.
And of Goods in their line they
are selling as low as any house in the city. al 2p6t
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOX NEW YORK,

The Cam en- and Amboy and Pbilade,nb,, and
PEPhH rs S% Sd tGs bH
And kENsiSGToN bEP5Ts, VII Is. Ms q 81
AtsA: M vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
ats A. NJ vie Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
AHA; NJ, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtJd,l a: NJ vi. Kelsington and Jersey City,
Atl?h P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
At2P NJ. via Camden and Ambo,. &C. and A.
At 49, - n, via KonVnsson and Jersey City,
tsecord Class Tictet.j on an' Jersey City
Ats 2, NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, tEvenrns
AsIIt P, NJ, via Camden and Jersey City. (sou.h
Ats p. N via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommod.-
ss son; ssht sqd passenger First Class TCGsf
The Z. N: Mail Train runs daily. The ,Ik P
tom Pos seiydeIs' z Eastcp I'd az Fleming
81 For Wstsr Gap. s.roads burg. Scranton, wilkes
IS9m tkeniklnfton wa Delaware, L.okawanns and
and issn from ssS
he aIG i connects with the tisin leaving
n For Mount Holly at and A. M. and 2 and ~
For Bristoi, Trenton, &c. at ITO A, NJ, az and
~ +. from Remington, and 2X p mi from
walnut street wharf, Az A'o'"
For Palmyra Riverton, pelanco, Beverly. Eur-
nnston, FiorennSoo, Bordentown, 30, al I2I.L
Steamer Trenton for Bordentown, and iaterme-
at S, places, at ~ r. M. from Walnut Street
III For New York and Way Lipea. ie.v;n,
A enstpton Depot, take the cars on Fifth street
above Walnut, half an hour before depa, tnys .cbs
car. run INTO the DEPOT and on ARRIVAL oftrain run
L.fx-
passenger PASSENGERS are prohibited from fakina
Ytnng as bAsgaEe. but their, wearing apparai.
All baggage over ffty pounds to be nsiS Tor
extra. The company limit their responsibility Gr
Des5sfe 70 one DOL aI per pound, and Will not be
nable Tor any amount beyond one hundrsd doIIs,s
except By special contract,
WIN. II. GATZMER, Agent
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THE EVENING STAR.
soAP-srps FOR cuRRASr BUSHES.

SOAP-eCDs FOR CURRAST
writer in the Indiana Farmer says: L
have found the cultivation of currsnts to be
very profitable By care and attention l
greatly increased the size Of the bushes and
the quality Of the fruit. Ny bushes are now
about six or eight feet in height and are re-
markedly thrifty. The cause of this large
growth, I attribute in a great measure to the
fsct that have been in the habit Of pouring
soap-suds and chamber lye around their roots
during the summer season. / am satisfied from
nv own experience, and that of some Of my
neighbors that this treatment will produce a
most astonishing effect upon the growth and
product Of the bushes, and would advise others
10 give Ii a trial"
The writer might have added that sosp-ss1s
IL equally valuable for grape vines, raspberries,
gooseberries, rose-bushes, &c. Indeed 1t in
Figorates almost every plant vine and should
never be wasted.l
MOVING LAWNS.
II 10 Of the first importance that the hrst
moving should be done early as possible in
the season. If left to grow long before the
FIRST cutting, the leaves get yellow at the base,
and at every cutting after the yellowness ap-
pears, totally destroying the fine green color
which gives the lawn its chief attraction.
Where . irst-rate moving is desired, it Is best
to roll the grass the day before cutting. The
grass Is then pressed all one way, and cut
evenly, and any dirt or stones pressed beneath
Auc s0IlnCc luhl.NOuLu OlneENlec TAKE tue cukt
of the scythe. A good lswn-mower keeps his
scythe very sharp. Some grind little before
each regular set-to at moving. Those who are
not accustomed to moving lawns, should take
but few inches in width at time, so as not
to ''score." With little thought and judg-
ment, any field mower can soon become a good
lawn hand. A sharp scythe is the chief element
of success.-G0rdeneT' Chronicle.
THE ORCHARD.
In the orchard, trees which are cankered or
show much gum, should have the decayed part
cut out clean to the sound wood, and covered
with some preparation TO exclude the air and
allow il to heal.
Trees in danger of breaking down with fruit,
should be properly supported with stakes.
Guard against cha6ug by using bands Of hay.
All fallen fruit should be picked up frequently
apd destroyed.
The NURSERY
Peaches, Nectsrines, Almonds, ApricOts and
other stone fruits may be budded this month.
Save stones Of ali stone fruit, and put them
in the ground at once. They should never be
allowed to dry, ifyOu would have them come
mp promptly.
Give proper attention to seedlings keeping
them free of grass and weeds, and the soil loose.
Whenever convenient, prepare your ground
by plOughing and manuring for autumn plant
ing.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE q PATRoNAGl

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, asd GENTLEMEN
in all parts Of the world testify to the efficacy OF
PROF. j. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanimous in its
praise. A few testimonials only can be here given
see ciopst for more. and it VIII be Impossible Tor
e.s ssI s:t s1y Ss1s PS e 1s s..
bssn 81 he w so
s.9rs.iye, a11 res my certificate Of the fact
isSsrd il 70 You Chcerfsiy. because L think it
Sss age fsST. ths SSor Of my
.I years Encs il began g turn fray. and he so.I
g, ss sT1S 70 Of my 6Ot to os SSnsSy and
sbiiines Increased with lme, and about : months
OF The top q my head and 70 make me
try W Voc HsT manly 70 srrest .Ss
t 90 81 T as sGd Rsd nS 20 f.
atty sutP,,scd 70 ind sftsI re Ess Of two 30;
bS Rs &S On S
oiitJ 70 the scalp and csndrut ceased to form
9s al Whose S .oIiosstoE va. ndSoed 70 ry Z
For this, amont tse EsnJ oblIEa1ons ! owe 70
value The adnIfstlan Of their wives to sroft 81 ny
example, and use growing rrsy or getting bad:
I'%sSs cad "a R1s !. LiEy.FDB"
ongor ~ NO. III Carrol Place.
eIAMsfor, Ala, July -, l8ss.
To Plpy. o. J. WooD: Dsas Str-Your Hair
Restorstfve' has done my hair 80 nuoh good amor
! commenced tho use Of Il, that wish 20 make
known TO the public Of its eff ects onthe baIr. vhcq
are great. A man or woman may benearly deprived
CT hsir, and ~ rerOrt 20 your air Restorative"
the hair will Teturu more beautiful than ever; a.
least thus is ny eHsenence. Believe Itsl
f.e-Yoa can publish the above II ycu lie, By
Publishir. IN chr Southern papers ron viii Ses
moro patronage South. see several of youI ccr
thcetes In the Mobile Mercury, . strong southern
paper. w. vi. RrNypy,
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRop. O. j. WOOD: Dsd. St. Hsving had the
misfortune TO lose tho beat portion Of my hair, from
the effects Of tho yellow lever, in New Orleans In
le5i. ves induced 20 make trial Of your prepars
ton. and found II 10 answer as the very thing
needed. Ny hair is now thick and GLOSSY, ard no
words can press my obligation 20 you in giving
In the affiote8 auoh trAtsuTe FI.fxy ioSssoS
The Restorative 10 put in bottles of three sl.es
viz large, medi UNI and small, the small hold half
pint, and retsils for one dollar per bottle; the
dfum holds 81 least % per cent more II proportion
than the email, retais for two dollars per bottle:
the large holds quart, 40 per cent more proper
ton and retalls for S3
o. J, WOOD q Co, Pspprietors, 4<4 Broad
vaJ, New York, and 1l4 Malk street, Ct LoaIs
Sold in this city BY C. sToTT, SIS Pa avenue.
T-eOly,6lv
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THE ALL-sUFFTOIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAK,l,t s9d y-Protected By RoySi
Letters Patent OF England, and secured BY the
seals ot the Ecole &c P-:Emscle de Paris, and the
Imperial College Of NeoioIrS, Vienna
No, ls invaluable Cor exhaustion and natsrThea,
and al physical dlscbliities.
No. completely eradicstes 81 trsces Of thoss
GEoa-ck thcs hsye bSen b thorto ssted by tic nas
seous and Pernicioa- use Of oopsiya and oCbehs,
No has entirely So ssiss.tcd TIE injurious Of
mercury, thereby insETlEg % the sufferer speedy
reIief, disPSTslnf all Impurities, ard roofing CO
TAlEsEMAR, Nos. ], End Q, are prepared 10
sod can he carried 10 the s1lstoost pocket Sod
II TIN csse., aud divided ito seps ses az ad
ulnisteTed by We peat, Isiiemsnd, Rou1, r icord
&c. frlcs S. each, or tour oases for o., which
saves IS; anc IN a57 csoeS, whereby there 10 ssv-
Ing ef 81, To be hsdt Wholesale and retsIl, OF DR.
BARROW, OF 194 Bleeoker street. New York,
lInmedlEteiI on receiving remittance, Dr. Barrow
VII. foTFart:he Fnesecar b any rsrt OF the word
securely packed sod addressed according 70 the IN
strloticns Of the writer.
The Book, of al others, that should be road ~
men with damages and broken down constitutions
- II umsD Frailty, or Physiological Researcher
Is beautiiuiiy illustrated, and treats minutey Of
a. the sJmp .oms TINT Inysusb,y develop them
selves sooner or later, resulting from the fraitie-
and vinatinf habits Of earli youth. Hespacftatins
monIa state, and. If not checked N tune, deteneT-
atlng al the functions of manhood, and brinfInf
hlnl; step by step 20 lingering snd untfeiy Death
Sod By DR.. ga BROW, lea Blocker street. four
DOOR below macdouGcl, New York. Proc -
cents, Sent free every where.
intton. ID. G. de ss-sm
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70 Be pu, up in strong box, Ceoopsred.J and the
contents mark ed thereon
tbs 20 De distinctly understood that the vagon.
any one wagon will agree and exsotsy NJ those OF
any other, % as 20 require no numbering or
used for their construction % be Of the best suai
y; all the wood thorcuthly seasoned. end the
vorkmanlIke manner
TIE work may be inspected froa time 20 time ss
~ profretsss oy an ofacer AGENT Of the Quartet
masters DePaTtmoug ard nUne OF 10 tfel Be
painted until " shall have been inspected md sp-
proved By ssid ofhoer or ssent authorIz ed 20 in
spectit When mi. he'd, painted, and accepted BY
an efhoer or agent OF the Qpar;ermestsrs DE- part
ment, ard delivered a. herein agreed, they bhall
be paid for.
NJ G. MEI6s.
je E-Av3w Quartermaster General Il. q.
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Z MILITARY ROCKS

MILITARY BOOKS.
Il RENCH & RICHSTIEN have lust received a
large aud conpiets assortment of Militia ~ Books
OF all kinds, which they offer from ten TO ffes
per cent. below the regular retail prices.-in-
"A new edition of Hardee's Infantry and Riao
Tactics, complete, Sl.25
For nes' Volunteers Manual, 2 vols. ~
AlleS's Compendium of ardse's Tactios Zoo
Gross's Military surgery, $50
mahan,s Field Fortifcation and Outpost, each rs
Hardees Taotios, cheap edition, $50
The Soldiers Guide, a complete manual And
dril book for the OF the Volunteer Militia And
the Home Guard $50 Gnu
The Hand Book for the u. 8. Soldier, bein. a
nrst BOOK oflnstruction to the u. g. Infantry Eo-
Also, Military Maps, Map of the Seat Of War.
Flags, Adges aud Medals of every description.
Any OF tho above sent by mail free.
FRENCH & RICHSTEIN>
WA - 2Ts PeRnsvlvAna Avepue
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z,GREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE FOR
GErsse5f5l-Zzzt1 rHE WEST, ria HUDSON NV
SNKIS Err S1TIRO4D and NEW WORK

sfgzss - THE WEST. ria II TDSON hIf
SNI= Err RAILROAD and NEW YORK
GENITAL RAJLROAD: Express Trains leave
New York city depots of Hudson River Railroad
daily. Sundays excepted, 8 follows:
From &C Chambers street F,"m sIst St station.
100 5Oopm l1.s5 s25pm
Montr al and Buffalo
Train with sleeping
Connecting at Albany with the New York Gen.
tral Railroad for Schenectady. Rochester. Utica,
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and W.tsr-
town RallrCat Ruffalo. Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspense Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Car andaigua-
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Suspsn
Great Weston Railroad. for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago. Toledo, Milwaukee, Fon Du Lac,
La Crosse, Madison, Praire Du Chen, Ga eDs,
Dunleith. Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Musca-
tine, Iowa CIV, Burlington, QuInoy, Springfield,
Alton, st. Louis, Csiro, Terre naute Indianapolis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, a,ton, Columbus, CIsve !.
land, and al. points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy Il
Roston and Rens. It Saratoga Dads for Saratoga,
Whitehall. Rutland, Burlingt ton, st. klbsBs, Rouse
Point, Plattsburgh, Ogdensbu Eh, Montreal, & o /,
&c
IL Freight Arrangements by this route as
above, without change of Cars, from the nepots n
chambers and anal streets. are at ail times a 3
lie acllitss of this grest New Work ROuta, 20 the
West commend 1t to the confidence OF me ohsnts
a. sh ppers for promptness and dispatch
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
cars ruE Ia connection on the New York Central
Road.
For partlcu ars as to local tr:in and freight ar
raHgements, Inquire at the depot, Is Warren st.
A, r. SMITH. SuperiDts ndent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13
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TONolnland Route-The s0ortsst and most d.
rect-CarTy the Eastern Mail
The steamer PLY UTH ROCK, Capt. J. G.
beer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w.
VII Jams, In connection with the Stonf ton and
Proyidenee, and Bos on and Providence RaiIroads,
leaving New YORK daily, Sundays excep pied, from
FER NO Ii \ North RIVER; cts O'Clock p. NJ, .Rd
he Mali T lain whIch leaves Boston At S sop. Nj.
The PLYMOUTH kOCK from New York
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. From Gro
toTEM on. sdn., rhn,s,,dey and SATURDAY.
tuesday THURSDAY, and Saturday. From Groton
M onday, w ednesday, and Friday.
Passengers from Groton prooeed per railroad to
Providence and Boston, in che Express Mail
Train, reaching tad plaoe in advance of those by
other routes, and in ample time for al the early
morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sengers that prefer it, remain ON board the
steamer, enjoy nights rest undisturbed break
last II desired, and leave Groton n the Is A, NJ
TIP, connecting at Providence with the 40
Fsre from rrov deuce to Newport, Fifty cents
"A baggaEe master accompanies the Steamer and
Train ca way.
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freixht,
spnS on DuaId the steamer, or at the Freight
once, Pier lS North River. or ct the Offios Of
the Co mpany NJ. lis W est ct eet corner of Cort-
land street. New York, F eb, "a 1861