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THE NEW YORK. SUN
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST s, 1851.

EsLIcs or rHx BLACK HoRsE CAvALRr.--
In all parts Of our city at Oh. present ums,
relies Of the Black Horse Cavalry,"s title
by the way much akin TO ARrEMus wAnD's
"Ba,dinsvills Mounted Hom Cavalry" are -
plenty n good intentions In plsc, which sh all
be nsmsless, and which Is said 10 be paved with
them. We havs not yet heard Of any cannon
taken from this famous corps, but almost every
other srtiele, The name Of which Is taken In
vain by our volunteers waiting to be 6ttsd out,
has been captured from tho n, and 1t seems as
n all had bean sent to this city. BALL &
BLACK exhibit long cavalry sword, "tAksn
fom the Black Horse Cavalry" Several other
s,ors in Broadway post conspicuou,ly hsts
aud pistols, "taksn from the Black Horse
Csvalry." A novelty shop on the Bowsry dis
plays . heavy sabgs, "t.ksn from the Black
Horse Cavalry" Members Of the e9th brought
home quits variety OF swords, cantsens, &C.,
"iaksn from the d sek II Jrse Cavalry" Finally,
the Sus offios has managed to obtain for the
sdorrmsnt Of Its counting room, q ,avags
locking dirk and hat plume, taken from III,
Black Home Cavalry" In = short tine the
plan may become quits fs,sibls to arm and
equip q, lsast a company, by general subIetip
tim o. ,h,ss relies Of the foe.
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New. Grsm ,hs Rnemy

Mr. BFo, the gentleman who was captured
At Balls Run with Congressman Ely, has boon
released a. an Englishmau, and has rotHrned.
He states that among the officers whom he
encountered while prisoner was Col. JORDAN,
formerly Of the War Department., who boastsd
that he. had received, before the attack at
Balls Run, q dphsr dispatch from some well !.
informed person within. our lines giving full
details Of our movement, intending the ful par.
ticulars Of tho plan Of battle, the tims at which
operations would commence, and the number
Of our troopA
BsAUkkoARD hs d0Scrlbes as q man on the
best tsrns With the private u his army, joking
and talking with them qnite as freely, at least,
a. with his ofhcers, and enjoying little bsttsr
aeeomn odat ion than the common soldisrs.
Mr.. BSG says that on the whole our prison-
era arc well treated. Bat the ZyuAyss are at
Richmond, Gagged in q factory, With barl
through which the people stare at thsm a.
curiosity. r
Tbs sfficsrs at Manassas spp,Arsd 10 be very
much pleased with the bearing OF tn, prison
| ers. aud spoke Oh thsm as brave aud holOr sbls
men. Ths Hon ALTRKD kLI Ia we'll treated
| and nav be rSlsOstd.
Col. Conc JRAE is in Richm0nd. His wourd
| IA . slight one, has he 10 Ia del cate health,
Col. CAnRRoN was shot by C.L WADI
| HAMPTON, OF South Carolina, (WhO sftrWard
met h,S ath in the acuOp) In revenge for tb
loss of . DsphsW. IL APPEAR to have dsvotsS
his a,tsDtion TO shooting Cfhcsrs, With nh'
hand .d him by bis men. He fred twlc' =
Col CAMGRoN, who toll A. ths second shot.
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A.ecS.ss OF the xr.iter Floyd.

An snsodote Is told as Of FLoro. the greet
vugihisn thief, which We hsve no, seen In
print. A few years sinoe . gentleman rssid :
Ing In Richmond, Va, gave q large dinner
party TO some dhtiug sisssd msn. among whom
vas FLorD. then rkipg mau, bat whoss per-
sonsl sppearAnee, indicated nsithsr mental nor
physical supsfi rity be being pursy, dark
complsxionsd man, With crispy, why hair
A nopg the dhtmguishsd suss,s we're two In
oisn chi.h, rstnrning from q vat TO their
Goa. Fa,her,s the President. magnificent
'pecim.ss Of their raes FLorD thinking 10
o mpimsst than and make them 1t thsIr sase,
: told them In condsscendlng manner, that he
could boast Of Indian blood In his ysias, beins
descendant Of Poe cahoutas. One Of the chisfs,
drawing himsslf up msjestically and disdAin-
fully, aud with look Of eonsmpt upon hil
noble oountsnanos, said In broksn English,
'Ughl mol mol nigrr, Ri0urP fhs confusion
and dismay Of FLorO was complete, and II
required all the boas,ed politsnsss Of Rich
mond society TO keep the other guests from
exploding with laughter Springfield R.pu6.
Hc0n.
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Ths activity a, present sxistiog In the Phlls
delphi, navy Yard is without president ia the
history fths country. The mum Ssr Of laborers
and msoharics employed, exclusive Of officers,
10 6S5. Ths new sloop Of war Tusesrors,
which was to have been lsurc chsd Ia ninsty
days after laying the keel will be launched
within that time. She Is Of the zane dimsn-
,ions as the Wy oning. built sons two yssrs
sgo, as folio Nsi sx.rsms ispgth, 227 fest;
breadth Of bsam, 81 feet; depth Of hold, 1s
feet; depth OF water with armament and every
thing aboard. 10 feat. snd will carry . b sttsry
Of four 81 -pouIdsrs ss broadsids guns, and two
11ineh OF 140 pound DAhlgrsu pivot guns
smidships. Her frame is oas Z tn, most sub.
stanisl that hs svor been put In q ship, bsing
we'll reasoned live eah.
Tho Susqu,hanna "a on the stocks Ten
days more are requitsd, and she will be In
readiness for sea. Tho Louisiana, q boAutiful
propeller, built 10 ruu bet wsen Mobile and New
Orleans, has bean purchased by the govern
msnt. Shs is undergoing repairs and bsine
transformed Into q man OF. war steamer. Sh,
will carry battsry Of four 80 FOUNDERS. Ths
rev, nus cutter, lPhilp Allen, 10 also undergoing
repairs: abe Is nearly ready. The work nov
being done q very severe, and the mon ar,
kept constantly engaged.
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Au.,hor "osrr.pll an" h.r.s 80 siied.

h,GtI m a letter e,nlilg that he forwarded
roops 20 Washington by a roundabout route
10 @Tvs the ittSrsI Of q cert ain railrold com.
pary. ~ the instigation Ot tho Sec ,stAry OF
wur, or tba: be sad a 'judicioul dii csrn msut''
10 PM Ssirg fcod for the army.
Mr. CUAMIhGg states that he nsver hsld
Lfics uBdsr the Secretary Of War. That when
the capital wss 10 dAngsr-ffom the 18Th Of
Apsn-h s4istsd, for fourteen days only. ct
Mr.. CAMkRoss request, In for Wafding man
and troops, bat HE mission ceased whsn the
comm unioAtioss were rs-opensd. He forwarded
no tTr ops during that time over the railroad In
question and, sln0s thsn, has had no connection,
oil cot or indir CT, with the GoVsrnmsnt. Ia
conclusion, Mr.. cuAMnos courts an inquiry
Into his acts.
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Pysm La @ C.,,f.ruia FILES.

Tho Union meeting at Corvallis, Oregon,
WAS attendsd by over . 600 persons.
The Aba CdL Jornid has pub ish, a the names
Of the following civilians In California, who
have bean educatsd at Nest Point i-HKNRY
w. HALLNcK, Locus II ALLEs, THOMAS
ID. Jonas HksBI NAGLEE, and A. p. Carr
TESDKs. Of San Francisco. and CAvE J. .CoUrs
Of San Dlsgo, are the only graduates OF Ws,.
Point now retired 10 civn life In California.
usvsii.n IsI,n5s Ths rscoyd ,So,ss ,h. !" "a, h.
1Si6, 800 pounds were shipped. From 1915 10
1854 the shipments Of wool had only incrsas, ID
TO IL, ,8l6 pounds. Since thsn, the 6rseds have
bean greatly improved, aud the h.sks bstisr
attended. In 1860, ths Clip exported was
10 524 pounds, wAils up to May, 1861, alrssdy
a U75 loJnos have been shipped, 20, i3i
n ands Cf which vent In one vessel alone, 70
. eman.
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20 ysars Of sg. his msnnsrs are unostsntatiou'
and simple. He attends personally 10 the
hehtsst dssails In his army, aud po,ices every
ore.eh OF duty, and punishss n uudinchingivr
yt be the IDOL OF hie mso, and they wsteh his
words and actions with devotion that no
words can express. He takes soldiers fare with
ths rest, end has no better bed than the r.wsst
recruit IN the amy. IL he ssss q man without
shoes % proper e'othinR, be sends beth for him
and his captain 10 come 10 his quarters, sup.
pliss the nsnls wants htmIelf, and rsprimsn1s
the officer. He holds his ofiicsr- ia svsry cas-,
responsible for the comfort Of thsir msa.
Gsn,rsl MCCLELLAN generally wsan the
simple blouse ofths rifemsn without even the
STARED -sht ulser straps TO denote bis rank.
When his line is on the mircb, he Il svsr
auosg the msp, with kind and ohssring
wcrt for every eempny; Q pleasant look, or
hnd salute, or hearty grasp Of the hand for
svsry officer or private with whom he II
In asht be is always At the front of the
column, In the thicksst OF the danger, suoop
raging bis soldiers BY cheering words and
fearless deeds.
In Washington he n the obsrvsi Of all OBJ
servers, but he seams un CONTIGUOUS OF the sttsn-
tion h'eEeitsa He rides through the city, and
visits the diff,rsnt military poss, with an
sosent and preoooupied appearance, ay II hs
we're thIking OF Far different matters than
th0ss arour a him, bat he hears everything.
SEES sv,rythipg, and judges Of the qualities Of
the men around him with rars sagseity. He
bs West Point cfficsr. and was one OF tn,
amy con mb sionsrs appointed 60 procssd 10
Europe during the Crim'au war, TO vitness AMI
report concerning the mill Iy operations thsre
enactsd On 30 grand q scale. He has now an
opportunity for achieving . name aud glory
not often vouchs.fsd 70 mon His country
looks 70 him as her savior. and the amy re-
celvss him as their appointed leader from
heayan
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enaneous items

OH yAS WAITER In a Frankfort journal
predicts that btfOrs the Close Cf the pressnk
century Russia will have all the rsst Of kur0ps
uncer subj jtction.
Tas LIoHr CAvALRI at Paris are daily
p-acticed In the rapid sstAblishmsnt Of tslsgrl-
phc wires during supposed sugagsmsAt. Aha
Wires are axsd TO lAnGeL
TAG LATE SULTAN Of Turkey had over two
hund''d wivss, and these wore waited On ~
$50 lSdiss. IL "a no wonder that be dad bsfera
his time. ...... ..-...
GnN. ScOIrs PnoPsnrr In Virginia has
bean ooh6soatsd under the recent ordinanes q
that sta.s. The old hero, however, is hksly -
vindieats his title with his swczd.
The LAaossr umcunt of buIIlon syss ps-
esivsd At one time In the Branch Mint In 9Gn
FrAncisco, was deposited On the Sd Of July
The aggref ate was over 10000 ounces in golA,
and Iilvsr valued at ass coo. This 10 gseA
beginning for the new Administrator.
WHEH Oliver CRoMwnLL arst coined me-
nsy, an old cavalier looking At one Of tAa
pieces read this inscription on Ons side, "0sA
be With us;" and on the othsr, '',hs Com
monssalth Of Epglsnd." II sss." said hs.
''G6d and the Co AAo aW'aith are On dihasAe
sidss."
EFFAcrs OF WAR AND PGAcK--In ooAss
qu, nee Of lack Of employment the Land and
dischargoe from thSss departments ON Wsdnss-
day. In the War Department, On the CONTRA
~ the excess OF business obligsa thu elerks -
w,rk day and night.
HAPoLHsH AHD SHs REnsL CoAnImsIos-
ERs.-Ths following Is an sx Isct hom kttee
FROM young physieisn Eow In PAris 70 hiG
father, dated Psfis, July IL, 1851,
havs il from the b,st anihOhty. One ef
| tho SonthsIn mmitslonsrs has just besn 10
| Vicby to get sudisncs Of the kmPsror, whe
| isfuied 10 500 him.
THEY Dis IKK THE CHmEE "A secret soe.a
narpose on sbolisbins the Ccolis systsm. Ia
rIl,s q the order c'mPal msmbsrs 70 dispenss
ii b ali articles Il Coolis mar ufActurs and -
use every sxsrriOn to ssoliih GJolis labor. AZ
ready the organization numbers abozt Aeo.
and Il Is RAPIDLY spreading In inAu.ncs s.A
nav bsFahip. Lodgsa VIII be sszblshsd n
dIf.rsnt parts Of the states - soon ~ ArranGs-
msaa eAa Be nats.
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Tn. Bi.h.p a.d che AI,I.as.r.

Letters FROM Me. CBAALns LIvIsosrosE,
dat.d April 22d, dsicribss trip taken by the
exploring party up the river Rsvuma, Nl,h
Biihop McKENzIE on board. This river was
supposed TO lead 10 the great interior Lake,
but as the water was falling the purity return.
ipstsai. All the party, except DR.. ILIvIsa.
STONE and his brother, and two others, had an
attack Of African fever but the bishop soon
recovered. "H, worked" says Mr.. LIVING
sroSK. very h Ard while we were In the river,
aud ones, TO our after horror. gave Rovuma
alligator ever bad bsfur.) Of immortslizipg
itsslf by dsvourir z a live s,shop. Fortunate
", tho monster was not ambitious Of such 70
noUn."
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MCCLBLLAH have the most uubounted conf
dsnOs In his ab Il y. 1hsy cons der hin 10 yInc
bls, and say that be bas never made mistSks.
lie h1s the rae a'd nocssssTy quality in q ger.
sral ot s,oItsy, and permits no one 70 guess si
his plans till ths bios Is struck. At ona imS
daring his late esUpaishhS hir,d sight stOsm-
boats and embarked all his men on what every
body supposed vIs " be a water excursion
1u mere U,i1o iso OaF VA m,
men lahdsd-mArchsd oVei and and forced tts
enemy 10 decisive bat 10. IL would not b,
surpriling now II be wers to capture Richmont
and End tie war at . blow, whls the ensuy II
| trssmiDg Cf taking Warrington and sku kinl
| around Manassas.
There seems TO he but nttls danger Of hi
bsiDg spoiled by aattsry or s.due:d By temp
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Treasure. Of A..Isat Art a.d Literature

The excavations cf Pmpsil are bsInE snsr.
gs.icGlly prosecuted undr the auspiees Of Kug
VIcroR kAAaUKL- A new street has Lately
been opspsd leasing 10 the Forum, and iamanss
Quantities Of bronze utsnsiis and coins have bssu
foani in tie houses. Ths lsArnsd taIosghOui
the whole world hope that some Of the lOsi
trsN uns Of ancient art aud literature may be
discovasd In the buried dti,s OF Pompoii a.
IisrculAnsum--ths names OF no less than 81
authors having been handed d,Wn 70 a., Who
a. joySd the hi. hsst Tsputati1n among th'!f
contemporaries, but Whose works, uptoftunate
", have not survived the rAvIgss OF Goth and
Hun ard ''mOdsTn Pct"
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Received
- by the school ofiosrs ok the STU W4Id, At the
Sos 0ss q q ne n.sss d q n, sosra q EaSeSGSs ss
day o. Aug. usxt, ct o,eoak p m, for school fItn
tare ior Primary School Ne. 3 IN BayArd It. In said
PGns ana spscheatiens of said furniture arc Ole
and can be seen At the Qee Of tbs sqPeyntsndent of
luretie vhsse nsnaes nat accompany the y5oRos.ls,
tor tAitlf performance of the contract, VIII be 70
fhs school ofoers ressrve the right % reject any
o. all of the said proposAls, dssnsd for the public
FSANCIs oRoUlKBJ COngtttee On vuIlains and
oWENKHSSNSEY asa & Es1issrs % q ~ K M.Sa SSsFa
ISa issI09 =
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~. R-,-I s.lIIv Psy1.1 ToII,

AT Lambsth, England, latsly, Mr.. PAIn,
superintt ndsnt Of police, applied, BY order OF
the conn lsi ioners for q summons against the
Lessee II the Penge road turnpike gate, for hEv.
lpp demanded and taken toll for the carriage
OF tbs Duchess of Cambridge though tina usual
sxsu pticn for the Royal family had been
caimsd II wSs hnslly Sho IN tha. the ground
On which the turnpike gats stood was private
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A Coed Work.

The Army COMMITTEES Of the New York
Young Mans Christian Association has pre-
.snt.o the following stAtsmsnt Of ita operations,
Ia providins for the religious wants Of our Ar.
my In the hsldi
PUBLICATION.
Thus far two editions (35, 900 copiss) hsvs
besn issuid Of that excellent aud p5pular col
isetion ot hymns and songs already eslsStatsd
a. the ''Soldisrs Hymn Book" fhs reception
Of this little book By the yolun' ssrs Is most
enthusiastic, and the demands for II far exceed
'hs present possibility Of supply. AZ the 10
qu.st of the committee Rev. g. N. BurLxR,
q Washington Is compiling for the use Of tbs
Amy Chaplaics, q collection OF laws, usagss
and klnt. relative 70 Chsplsins and tnsir
work. This compilation will be Issued s soon
% completed.
VISITATION.
Al the request OF homo friends, individuals
among the volunteers, tam 2orarlly hsre, have
been sought out oanssllsd and cared for and
the COMMITTEES still stand ready to respond 70
similar letters OF suggestion from the rel ativ q
sAd friends Of the sOldierI. Every regiment
Of troops passing through tn, city idriag the
last six weeks has bssn visited. and ths Chap
lain waited upon, and generally, q supply OF
books farnishsd. The va,ious camps aud bar.
racks have oil been systematically visltsd aud
cared for. Among them may bs named Salt
evvtlle, Camp ScJtt, Firt S;huylsr Rik,rs
Island, South Brothers. Wltlsts Jint, &c., &c.
DISTRIBUTION.
There has bean a systematic and generous
circulation Of HYMN books, song books, Is blss,
prayer bookr, mission services, tracts and reli-
gious papers. Regiments on the way have
bssn carefully supplied with religious reading,
70 thsir entire satisfaction. In some instAn oes,
every man has had book given him. BY ak
press, packages Of hymn books &e., have bssn
Forwarded to Washington, Alex niris, Fortress
Monroe, Easton, Penn, Camp Oldsn. N. J +,
Cairo, H., Camp Holt. KY, &C., g.. In
response 70 lsttsis from chaplains who COM
ments, the committse has mats preparations
for forwarding supplies OF secular pApsrs to the
seat of war.
MISSION sKRvIoHs.
More than one hundred weekday prayel
meetings, ss also nuns srous Sabbath services
have bssn arranged aud maiutsinsd by men-
bars Of the COMMITTEES aad the sssoei .tion, IL
connection With Mr.. LOCKWOOD tbe Chaplain.
Som, OF the encamp nsnts and regimsntal
quarters arc thus supplied by the committee
sxeIusivsly, with religious services; among
others Riksrs Island, Elm Park, and until re-
csntIy. the Anderson ZDuavss az Saltervills,
n. j. In CO. operation with the regular Chap
lsIna numerous devotional uestiogs have beeu
held with the soldiers at Palace Gudsn, Wal
lstt's Point, Camp SOFT, East New York, the
Battery, Park Brrasks, &c., &c.
coRRUPoSpKSCE.
A sirRl, member Of the committee has con-
Quoted u cOrrespondsncs with one hundred and
atty Amy ChaplAins, locate AZ various points,
from n oct Of whom prompt and iull replies
nave b'su received. all breathing a most excel.
lsnt spi il, aud living earnest OF an intense To-
t.Isst IN ,her part in the spiiitu Al welfare OF
the sold ers.
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A Nav YORK ZogAyE recently took horse
belonging 70 q rebel, aud ever sincs has bees
uueh elat,d with bis c'ptuis. day or two
sines the owner Of the Al nal presented htmse'f Z
10 the Zouuys, aud demanded the bosS- 81
bavs taken the oath Of Allegiance" said he,
aud ths horse is nine" you NAV have
taken the oath = answered tho rsw Yorker,
bat the horse has not, aud shall keep bi n
till he dOss," There was no replying 10 tbisi
and the Z}uAye keeps hil horsA
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The sbippirg and C,mmreisl List publishes
the folio sing table showing the exports Of
brssdstuffs from the United States to Great
Britain and ireland. since the 1st Of Sspsm
bar, 1862, TO the Latest dates from tbs ssysral
noria.-
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COAL.

GOAL s44O-BEsr QUALITY RED ASH
s9s 81 ws: .sy ~ 20 uS S:: ssAR a., 70
TkhApNk kLLl Agent, lte WAyerly plAss l9o
We. lin street. To4 waAhiDgtou st. Ps x Z, ssr'
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PuscH vKAY sR1smLY SAYS, II young ladies
were less studious OF drsasirg fr diT ner, and
would rather tsvots themselves 10 dressing the
dinnir itsslf, they would afford much more sat
laiaction than thor do to their parents and
friends,
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EOR THE PILES

" d, UPHhMs vss...ss g.sasaI = ssE
sa.. ' o. IL. sistr..sins - sassiioa, a.d shsrs "a
gh.I mean. have t.lss, hs p.sss1t @9s. soaSis hhs
ban has dsyptsl Peelal sttEaHos h Lhh dbeAse for
20 thss ysa anA nay :. ScasD ,'sa p ss,ni,Ss T. s
Sersiss apa1 osiOsS q tSs s.sins, 4 S. Tsdi-
- ofscl IA foaSfh 4 q door Eom ths BeysS!,
Co. S;;:S: ~. * iiGsisSs:SiA iGss:SIiA! AhT-' .
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q Uoc. the WIT, see ,snt
There sss pigim hard,
Telling the Losses ,hs, thsir lives had known,
While evening waaed away
From breezy olid and bay,
And The s,rong uds wsnt Out with weary moan.
ons sp,ke with q.lyedng lip,
OF fair frslghtsd ship,
with all MS hcu..keld % N. deep sOus dOwnt
Bu, one had wilder woe,
For ,alr fscs. lcnG ago
Lost In the darker depths OF gres, towa
gcuns mournsd their day Of youth
WIN nost livisg truth,
For i,s brave htps and msn NY ever gresat
Aud one upon the west
Turnsd an eye thsa could not rest,
For fAr.od hills whereon hs joys had seu.
Some talked 81 vanished gold,
Some Of proud houors tDld,
Aad some Il friends ,ha, were ,hslr uus, 10 more
And one Of gress grau,
Beside foretGp wave
Thai made him d, 90 loLs.y on ths ,hors.
nu, when their tales were d,ns,
Tnsre spoke smot them one,
A stranger, seeming iron ell sorrow free
:" sad loses havs 70 me,,
Bus m'rs IL h'avisr 70,
For bslisving neari he's gone from mas
Ala I" these pilgrims said,
For the liviog and the dead,
For foriunss cruely, for loves sure cross,
For he WRECKS a lsnd and ssA,
But however, n came 70 thee,
Thine, stranger, 10 life's las, and heavieh losaH
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TROY & BOSTON
wEsrERN VERMONT RAILRoAD4
Direct routs fer
RSTkk1Epo rkT ouIH BUhLLr9I3S, ~ 81 R2usE's SH
BELLoWs FAI4Is AND BOs1oN.
Four trains tHly between
FAST DAY EXPRESS
ffROUGH TO MONTREAL ARD OdDEkBBURdH
Passengers leaving Troy by this line, At ~ 10 ,. m
vii resob Burlin gton, Ronssa Poiat, MontsAI And
Osbsusbu 20 same dns ufth these leaving I've hour
earlier via any othlr rou,e-
NIGHT sLHEPTNl ! CAR ExPREssi
fHROU0H TO MONTREAL AnD oGDSSSsBURaa.
w- no CHANGE OF CARS on sAadias -as
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pat cn ysArs ~ oondastod ths bo1as 70 the sntrs
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NOnSUmFrlUH CUhkD bI VIVA AAkv ~
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