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what.nots in the corners, loaded with arti-
Giles Of luxury. taste and refinement, and up
on centre-table lay Bible and lady 8
portrait. The last Two articles ! took, and
have them now in my possession, ! also
took decanter Of most excellent old bran
dy frow the sideboard. and lett the burning
house,"
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CLUBBING.

discount Of twenty five per cent. from the shove
prices will be allowed TO Clubs ordering four or more
copies 81 s1y one % more % The shove works Thus.
-Four copies of Hardwood d one Rsvies, will he
sent 20 address for ~ -four copies oflFs four Re-
views and BlackvooJ for $40; and 90 on.
POsTAGE.-fn I'll The principal Cities snd Towns
these works will BE- delivered Fres OF Postage. When
sent BY mail, the possgs 70 any part Of The United
states will BE- but Twenty-four Cents yssrfcr
Bisckwood. and but Fourteen Cents yssi for
each ofths Reviews.
n B.-The prizes 10 Great Britain Of the eve Peri.
osicsls above named IL s3l PEI annum.
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SPECIAL pRovIpEScgs.-Cromwell, in all
his mIssises 10 Parliament. recounting his
victories, took especial pains 10 ascribe them
10 the SPECIAL lnterposhion oil Providence
Many OF the incidents Al the battle Of Bethel
are well calculated to increase HE faith 81
those. who. like Old Mill. believe in special
Proyidences. The mere fact that five thou
sand men. with cannon and rifles aud mus
kets Of the most improved style, for four
hours were tring on The Rebels without kill
ing but one man, Of itself apprnximates the
miraculous. The fact is MOI accounted for
by alleging that the Yankees were bad shots;
that they aimed too high or simed 100 low.
They did both, very probably but certain II
is. they shut in the midst OF our ranks
pioughed up the land in front and rear. and
killed mules and horses, under the saddle and
aiming the men. A Howiizer informs Us
that while loading one gun-which took a.
bout midute-6ye rifle or musket balls
struck the cannon, and two OF them struck
the end OF the cannon, one on either side Of
The hand Of the man who was losdlng. yet no.
body was hurt. Such an incident is so much
out Of the range Of ordinary events as to JUS
tiiy the belief OF that 0mnipotent interposl-
ton, which illustrates all the design, oi wick
ed men. Ric1mOnd Wig
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CAUTION certain unprincipled persons are
attempting 70 palm ~ an The unsuspecing public, i'm.
iislions ~ my PREPARED GLUE. would caution
s persons % srsmins before purchasing, and that
tia fuli name
~ Spalding's Prepared Glue, "a
concerns.
November as ,o-Ign
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A number Of officers in The Northern army
threaten to resign unless the Rebels will a.
gree
1. Not TO erect any masked batteries.
2. Not TO pvt any batteries any where with
out giving three weeks notice.
8. Not to IRE into regiments riding on
railway trains in the Rebel states.
4. Not TO touch detached companies on
the ouipos's. without filing their intentions.
5. And not to put any bullet in their guns.
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.

ScDrr q CD, Mes York. continue 10 publish
La tAsf,iIoslng leading B.HIsh Psrisdiesls. ,ns
Il. The london Quarterly. lConsersatisr.)
1. The Edinburgh Reeves. (Mhg.)
!. The North British Rrsrw, Free church. j
4. Tie Nrsim,nstrr Review. li.Ibersl.)
5. Bla,kw,oa's Edinburgh Magazine, Tory. J
rhs.e Periodicals ally fepfs.sniths three gresi pe.
hiiesI 2uliss % 6tess bnIsin-Mhig. Tory .sn5 Rs.
csIbul polite. forms only feature Of ths cha.
neier. A. ofsans ofthe most profound writer's on Sci.
ence gsr,tufs. Aotsliiy. and Religion .hSy stand
the, e.ef have stood unfissein tho world ofIsters
beins considered indispensable to tho scholar and the
prce.sionsl Enaa whstolhs ,ntelgent reader Of eve
~ eIa.sthey furnish correct and Satisfactory
caId pfths current hssiufeofthe day thioughou the
uotLi. than sr PossIsy obtained from ssy other
.oures.
EARLY cOPIE-. The receipt Of Advance
sheets iron the ,I,iish puhiIshsrs gives sddiioRsl
value ihesy Reprints inssmueh - they can nov BE-
glazed the hands ~ he ssbscfibes about az soon .,
ths nrlatnal etltions.
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HonE MAxrFAcruREs.-It viii be remem-
bered that@ hen the Lincoln officials inau-
gurated the blockade, one Of the first arti-
cles specially prohibited from being sent a.
cross the border, was the machinery neces-
sary for telegraphing. In the course Of the
telegraph business the porous acid cups we're
at first keenly felt. Application. however,
having been made to the Kaolin Minufacto-
~ in this State. porous cups Of the desired
model we're Immediately produced, Of better
quality and at cheaper rates than those hith-
erto obtained from the North.
.Chariesioa Mercury.
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Army BEvRRAoRs. has been discovered
by experience that soldiers on field and camp
duty require some cheering beverage, and
since il has been ascertained that alcoholic
beverages are injurious. the question arises,
/" What can be substituted for ,hsmi" We
have yery useful and practical information on
this head from Col. Dawes, an experienced In.
dian officer. He recommends that coffee and
tea should take the place Of liquors, and SAYS
" care should be taken 10 have good coffee
and tea provided regularly in each troop and
company. and every man should have some
offered TO him, the first thing in the morning,
before doing duty, and also some in the eve
ming. When properly managed. this prsc-
tee is alike beneficial 10 health and morals.
A very distinguished surgeon in the Indian
army states that from long experience in
tropical climates with soldiers IN barracks
and 10 the field, he observed that "a cup Of
warm coffee taken in the morning tended Ia
prevent sickness"
During the Crimean war. il was found that
when the soldiers obtained warm coffee. they
sustained fatigue. and were comparatively
healthy butwhen they were in the trenches
and could not get warm tea or coffee, they
were very subject TO dysentery. Exchange.
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gr A single bottle Of svALBlxs's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times iis cost snngslly. 70
srALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDISG's PREPARED CLUES
sPALDING's PUEPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PfEcEsi
ECONOMYl DISPATCHi
TIA Stitch IN Tine saves Nine" n
A. seciJenis viii happen, even 10 well regulated
families Il u very desirable 10 have ssme cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Croe.
kerry, &c.
Spaldings Prepared Glue
meets oil such emstgeneies. and no household Gao
saord 10 be without il. q always ready, aud up 10
the sticking point.
"uslruL IN EVERY HOUSE."
MIA Brush accompanies each Bottle. PiI.e
20 cents. Address.
HENRY G. sPALDING.
No. ~ Cedar strset, Mes York
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less il was 90 bad as to prevent his going to
the village where it stood, for the the addi-
tion of dollar to his purse. "Never,"
sand he. towards the close of his life" new
er, after making this resolution, did any
Sabbath occur so hot or 50 cold. so windy or
stormy. that / could not attend with my
brethren the public worship Of God" This
man lived to be eighty years Of age, had .
family Of thirteen sons and daughters. all Of
them as regular attendants as himself at the
village church two Of them became minis
tiers Of the Gospel; all Of them gave them.
selves to the Lord in their early days. and
their descendants are now scattered every
where, diffusing the spirit Of their parent;
over the communities where their lot is cast
So much for honoring God, by not forsak'
ing the assemblies of the saints. on account
OF murky or inclement Sabbaths."
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From he so.toH Eramip,,.
Cephalie Pills sceoml.sh the object Tor whi,h they
we're made va Cure Of headache ~ I'll iis forms.
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'uU'IsHoIs' .sU' y Ia'N'TUW' 80" 80
September s. So n
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SUMMER RETREATS.


SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- AT POIEr LooK-Our, MARYLAND.
This co ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
Junction OF the Potomac River with the
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the VEsEAY
undersigned on the 10th of June, In the G.HDl
very best style, for all persons who may wish n
ssfe and quiet retreat, where they can have the
benefit Of the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
deIoaclOs of the water, sGeh as Fish of all kinds,
OTstcrs, Crabs, &c
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
for the accomm odation Of guests,
A fine Ii very stab'e kept on the farm.
Also, ten pm alleys and billiard saloons with
ali other snussmslts usually found st such places.
The tsbe will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
tho Ba tlrnnre and WsshingtOn markets.
Tha best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
1T the Bar.
Board, 50 per day; one week, S12; second week,
$40; four weeks for SIS; children and cOlored SER
va 70, half-price
The steamer e. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday 80 8 IN. and Baltimore on Friday at p.
m. The half past O'Clock p. m. train from Wash
IlEtOn viii connect at Baltimore with the bosts,
reaching Point Lookout daily q SO, q tri-veekly
E+eE e from Washington, by way Of Leonardtown
add .css the, proPrietOrs. AZ Point Lookout,
Washington. ID c., or Alexandria, Va.
10 81 HEFLEBOWER & CO , Prop'rs.
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.NEw YORK "a, ANp ERIE RAIL
%sFoR PoSTe. VIA NEWPORT

by me spienQiQ en0 superior
SteemsIs MErRQtnLIS. EMPlRE STATE,
strength and speed, hut particularly adapted Go
navigation of Long Island Sound, running IN oon-
neotion with the Fall River aad Old Colony RAJ
road, distance Of gnies only 20 Boston
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytop,
: The Steamer METROPOLIS, CAPT. Brown, on
IuegdAyg, Thursdays. and SATURDAYS, ct O'Clock
p. NJ, touohing At Nevport each way.
These steamers are fitted with commodious
state rooms, and every arrangement for the secur
~ and comfort OF passengers. who are Afforded Nv
this route q nights rest on board. and on srriyg
~ Fall River proceed per Steamboat Train Teach
Ing Boston early the following morning or nav
remain on board until starting OF the hooonmodc .
ton stsA, NJ, by winch they mag reach Boston
A baggage master ia attached 20 each steamer,
who reserves and tickets the baggage, and accom-
panies the ZANE 10 its Destination,
"A steamer rurs In connection with this Line be
tween Fall River and Providence daily, exocPt
Sundays.
Freight 70 Boston 10 Forwarded through with
Ueet dispatch BY an Express T<tin, which leaves
feu River ever morning. sundays excepted, a.
~ O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arr1yiEc
st its desiineuon ~ about III A NJ
Fer frelght or paseago o. Apply on board. or ~ the
ofhoe on Pier No. S North River For stale TOoms
and befths apply on board, II desired 10 secu re
them IN Adv6nce, to - WIN. BORDEN, AEf
20 and II West street, N. y.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS


On and after Monday, September Is, 1851, Pas
ssnger Trans between WASHINGTON and
BALTIMORE Will run a. follows:
TEAMS MOVING NORTH
Morning Express leave Washington 8 A.x.Ar
i've 81 Baltimore IS A. NJ; Phllade Pnia fs 50 p.
Nsw 1ork p. NJ; HARRISBURG LIS z. n.
Morning Accommodation leave Washington 50
A ASLive e baltimore sloA. N; Phiisdelph is
Evening Express leiya Washington $50 p. NJ.
Ar ~ - Sslamore tlo p. N; Phnsdelphis 8 50
?. N. Arrive at Baltimore 50 PM; HafrisbuTS
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave rev Y rk At A N. Philadelphia N 50 A.
NJ; baltimore - p. N. Arrive at WashInston SO
Leave New York at p. NJ; Phil.delph,. 10 70 p.
NJ: Bahmore5 A. NJ. Arrive at washington 90
A. M. "
Aocommodation Trains leavs Baltimore q, 8 q,
A. M sna 2: and arrive at Washington 10 IS
Passenger Trains leaving washinrton st,S
NJ ano y NJ, and Baltimore ~ 20 A. aud SIS
make direct connections for Annapolis ct the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
ington at SIS A. N. and 2 p. n
Passenger Trains leaving WASHINGTON at A. NJ
And Esd p. NJ. and Baltimore At A. v. and Is p
N. VII stop only at Annapohs JHnet,os aad Relay
Way Passengers are requested TO take the A.,
SonD1ofdtioH Trdias or the Regular Tonnage
TAIN, which VIII have passenger car attached
T., IIslns WI leave the Washing ton Depot prompt
All articles OF freight mot oontraband of war,
VII De transported over the ine Regular ToppaSe
Iralns vill leave Baltimore Ct "a N Leave WASH
lngtnn At 80 P. n.
r. +. MoRLET, Genera Manager.
THOMAS II. CANFIELD, Assistant Manager,
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
.EAssssrS1ERS LINE.
-. EASTERN- IND WESTERN

KENT" Capt. } ii. KTwal ~
"PIONEER,' Capt. w. Norman,
Vii run their routes follows, leayit Light
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden. at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Gh0Ptank river, every WEDNESDAY and
ShIURDAf, returning every Thursday and
For AnnsRolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning sa ne DAYS,
PIQNEER-For 80. NJ ohaels and Easton, via
Mlls's River, every WEDNESDAY, and return
For Annapolis, West River, CAMBRIDGE, Oxford
nnd EastOn Point, every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on Friday.
For Annapolis, West River, St. Micbsel's and
IA; ton, via Miles River Ferry. every sATuR-
DAY, returning every Monday BY same route.
Fare to Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Eastou
Fare 70 st MiohseI's and Nvies' River around
Fare 70 West River. iround trip, siI... 20
Fare to Annapoli. lround TIP rs centsl-- IS
MEALS EXTRA.
NTFIeight must be prepaid,
Wharf and Offioe, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden
b6!ufpOres G. X. CANNON.
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IL The Chicago Tribune says that the recent
h"aVy rains have damaged the wheat crop of ILL.,
nois to an alarming extent, and that a large
amount Of the whea. brought TO Chicago ts re-
Jected.
III In the Volunteer Naval Service there are 20
netting heutenants, y assistant surgeons y assist
ant Pavmasters, ~ acting masters, and 81 assist
ant engineers.
IL Capt John Clark, Of the commissary de-
paFtnent who reported himself at Fortress Mon
roe on Wednesday, has been detailed for service
at Hattsrss by Major General W DOL.
H. One of the Fort Hattsras prisoners confined
In castle William died very suddenly, and was
buried en- the island on Thursday. Others are
said to be Ill
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FOX NEW HWlrYAppkk krh

FOR NEW YORK.
T TEIsSEkS silfp SS cSRRsne TSIs ron Elh
SIN M6kHSI !: Il
Ats ,1C. NJ Vi. Camden and AmbOy. 20. and A.
Ats SG 60 NJ, Sis Camden and y,r.s, c,,,
A. A NM, via Camden and Jerses crs.,Morn-
AtdN 4. NJ. via KeEsinston and Jersey City.
At l2h P; NJ Via Camden and Amboy. (Aooommo-
Ai5P NJ, vi. Camden and Ambo,. &c. and A.
AZ ts g A. Vi. Een'inrtOn and Jersey City,
AZ So % p N n. via ks1sinston and Jersey City,
ats ?. A.. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
AslIf MN ~ VI. Camden and Jersey cisy.tsousA-
Ae5P A.. vi. c,mdsp and .r,,ov ,.,.,,,s.
tiOn. freight And passenger. First Class TiSSss)
NJ f S. ss as f fIss,, .sn' daily The lx p
TOM Ro s s. J, ac EMstc1 s sTn
For Water Sap. Stroud bure. sor.nton, WILKES
besssa::, Lsctan 1aS
~ A. ss ,.s sssss
ne sdo 4; q; lie Sonnsots With the train leaving
Fer Mount ao;lfs >. .ndsA A. N. and, and *
For Freehold stG A. M. and p NJ
For II istol, Trenton, &c. st 10 a, r., u and
"a 1n, A. :, from .ks9sinGtOn, and u N from
:, Fer Palmyra Riverton, Dslsnoo, Beverly. Bur-
nnSton.a Fl9rsaneoo, Bordsntovn, 10, sf IN, l.,
d, dat, pisces, at ~ r. N. fon walnut street
u For NV York and Way Linss, leaving
ssS. Wisu hs e. hour 6sfor. Ths
from the depot. =
Fifty pounds Of baggage only allowed 70 each
peseenEer Psssengert are prohibited from taxing
eenqyth.ns % oeseaxe put their wearing apparel.
extra The company limit their responsStllify for
nefgase 70 one DOL eI Per pound, and vii not Be
except By special contract. 1922
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BJ Inc use OF there Pills the periodic attack. q
Husoss o. SitE Hssdechs may be prevented: and
Aken Ct the commencement of an Ettsok iruyno-
olaie relief FROM pain and sickness will he obtsnsi
TkeI soIdon ieii In removing the Nssass And
Hssdaehs to which females are 60 subisot.
They cot gently upon the bovss,--rsmov Wing Cos
ttrsss,s.
Fer Literary Ns1, S.Ndsnts, DciIcate Females,
ehd al soTBonS OF Ssitatssy habits. they are yal-
hSDie as . IsTdisce, Improving the appetite giyipF
fons aud etsoF 10 tho digestive orxsrs, and rs
storing the natural elasticity and strength Of tie
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the rcsuIt of lops
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having besn In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlri-
natinE In the n0coss system or from Q deranEed
stste Of tho STOMACH.
ThoJ are entirely vegetable IN their oompositiou.
ana may be taken at ali times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and fhs 3D.
sfnes az Any df:asrsecbIs taste rssdrs 81 easy 60
sdr::sisfsv thsnI 30 children.
- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
The genuine hsye Ave signatures of Rcnry C.
ssaldins on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi
Dimes.
Box will be zen. By man prepaid on reoei,ts
the
PRICE, Is CENTS,
AZ orders Rhosld be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDINa,
eeCzD.R SIREET, NEw YORK.
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ssyI5f.Ss ssSSSSfiSSSsA s sfSSSiIsssssSII S 81

yHIstHsss ssSSS SfSsAs sF Ssls tS 81
TON-lnland Route-The shortest and most d
reot-Carry the Eastern Mall.
ssses and SoknsoSwEEAzLkf ~ S.Ss 't W
Proyidspee. and Bostop and Providence Rsil rosds
iesvipg New York DAILY, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No n North River, % O'Clock r. NJ, aud
GIoson q s-S o'cloox y. NJ. or on the arTIya II
u Msll Train which leaves Boston Of 81 p n
: The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New YoTt-
Monday, wednesday, and FRIDAY. From Gro
Fl. 5oEoNsWHHs,ffPas rom
Monday, Wednesday, and fridsy.
.6S sn SIoson gosssa p, 1.rO.d e
Tran reaohinG sad place in adv, poe q thoss ~
other routes, and in ampls tine iona The cary
Morning Lines connecting North and. East. Pas
aengers that prefer IL, remain on board tie
steAmer, enjoy nishtk' rest undisturted break
kst II desifcd, and leave 6rotnn In me 2 rs A. NJ
Irdn, oonnectfng at Providence with the ! a.
a. nj. Train Tor Boston - -gs1o - r-#.
Fare from trovldeoce 20 New port Tifty eentt
A bssgage master Accompanies the q ssrneT and
3 For fsssasss Bertha. st.ts Rooms, or Freight,
apply on board the STEAMER, or at the Freitht
Qfce, Pier Is North Rirer, or &C the CfFce Ci
the Crmpany, No. us " sst e -eet corner ~ ort-
And street ~ New York. Fsbs2a, 1851.
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y iTf III WHO IRE IfTLicTID
AMY f fHki Gsx1p1

kEJOIsE IN HIAkTH.
Friend. Do yoa ss1er! Are YoI the vietn Of an
Of these numerous ailments which arse from i'm
purity Of the bloodi What are they, do yol ask .
Rather ask, what are theJ net! The blood 10 the
solrse Of lila and health and Is IL the 6rst element
the system, q tho pulse infslby attests The ever
prevailing Nsuralgil, the irritating ErysPelss ths
subtle Serefals, the asonlsins Rheumatism, Ner-
VOWS Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp laipt with its
torRor and detection, and the pxmborloe llIs that
flesh 10 heir TO- derive thsr aideous origin from tbs
blood. Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the vitaixinf resources OF nature for its aid,
and SAFER us to Commend TO ycHr confidence and
sse tAkt trxlg valuable msdtosI1snt known a.
MRS. II. CO.'S
INDIAN VEGETkBLE DEEOcTTON.
With regard to this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken il decided forms
And the evidences OF this great e7o4cy are sas-
tanned By coEEtaIt syovs. OF curative ekectn and
tha hs sricst from Us ere ere after al other
remedies and the best pledicsl skill have failsd.
esres are not sought NOM the IllIterste and super
koisi, but fhey are volunteered from the most re-
sEootsble SOURCES nnd justify the highest terms in
which II Ia possible TO c0lpIlend no valuable o
specific 20 public approval, We Esy add slr0 that
tho curative properties of tho medicine are ualled
ing from disease With HneSed constitutional vsor.
For sse BY all Respectable. nrusslsts in this
st5, and By tho Frosrictor, MRS. nj. cox,
sone genuine snIess her name il blown on the
sottc sid her seal on the cork.
GPn2e q per Dostis, s,I bottles Tor 3G
Eas.ss!: At'SS!. s. = ciss a; D5ssrfi,t
trics, and viii ssSsiI the trace ut my prices.
1a-u
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M. N FALLs. PrnsIt.
fssIikSssEH 65kkr ESb s SIL
II -

2TaE VEST ys "a HtpsoR s spk
6GR ER RAILROxD osd INV YORK
SkN[klL kAILk0Ap Exrress Trsins leave
.sfsst :t s.. station.
n t m smpm Ai lS sspm
So s8Pm
Train with sleeping
Connecting st Albany with the New foff Cen
Gsl Railroad for SCHENECTADY Ro ohester, Utics
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Wster-
spspensien Bridge, ubprn. Geneva, Csa spdslsa "a
Trains IN connection leave Buffalo and Suspsn-
sion Wis Lake Shore, Bufalo anc axe Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee. Fou Du Lao
ka Crosse, MadisoI; Prairie Du Cnien, Go ena.
tine, Iowa City, burlington, Quincy, Sprinsfeld
Alton, 81 Louis. Cairo, Terre kieute Ind lana polls
LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati, Iavton. Columbus, CleVe
land, and al points West, Northwest and South
west
NORTHERN ROUTE.
ConnectlnG with IThlIs at Troy, with Troy
Boston and Rens. d Saratoga Rosds for Ssrsioss.
WHITEHALL, Rutland, darlington, ~ A lbsns, Rouse
Point, Plattsbursh, OsdensbuTsh, Montreal, &c .
IL Freight Arrangements by this route as
above, without change OF Cars, from the Ibepots la
chambers and Canal streets. are at al times az
myereble "a made by othsI Reilrosd companIes.
The facilities of this great New Work RCate 80 the
West commend 10 20 the confidence OF ne, cha MS
an shippers tor promptness snd dispatch
Passenger trains, with smoking and SleepirE
Road.
For particulars as TO local trains and freight AZ
rangements, inquire at the depot, IS Warren 81
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent