davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

'1'Ut7 republican we extract The following intei,
geace:
DEErgn Cry. TDtHo TEsnrTony3
Yesterday the coach of the Western Stage f,oyo.
pany arrived from Omaha and ST. JoseDh. AYoono
w passengers were Patrick Waters tie murderer
S g, plr. freeman some few weeks since and iii.
ohoftfldge, the efficient officer who pi7raned Pat N
ep and brought him back to Denver foy
tlai which will take place as soon as the case of
the feopie vs. Kelly is disposed Or which com.
mgneed thIs morning before Judge Slaughter.
81 Iasrlek or samuel Waters charged with the will
lus murder 81 mr.; freeman, is in custody here.
since writing the above learn fhat' q I,art-, 10
men nave taken Waters down the Platte. to make
aioWn the place where Freeman was huried Tl,ey
OF {. 'sSons, and the murdered man Yas n meroIssr
serts suaSer. Waters denies the killing. but Id.
intimate . d asgws who the guilty parties are and
at the Pr pr .sies1 to make their names public
this morning with Messrs.. STAGE fso,.vxa
Mr. Grswoid, j. Fl. Hanchett, st5ifb Il s isis
u, Perham, the United States maifg1a III, g 81 r
Co.'S express messenger, with $4,000 In s &C. sssG.
TIE weather is delightful \
y M Ghas. Stearrs, of Lawrence, Kansas, ar7iYea
or Sgsssc1y, with large stock of merchandise.
He 5ubends 10 open store in this Place.
ssT GFa4EEY, Dec. 26.-The Pony Express 90
ing vest PFas "a hours BITE, owing to a new rider
losing his way and freezing to death. He was o
German; name nnknows The y O. 20. Il P. P.
Express Coach passed. a 2:30 yesterday, with
$1,000 in dust and six passezgers.
DENVER, Dec. 22-Patrfsk Waters was hung
Yesterday about 8 o'clock. Chen on Vie gaiioHS
he confessed tile murder Of Fireman. His written
cnne .4son has been publisher. He haa meditated
~. threeFaSFs,
b4 mar III ts geld district tggiag5. Ii is still
q, secret He tepf y pan full saiiingsssfehesana
cS The quartz ml55s supposed market rules active.
nc gold, and snb5ecting it tc--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01
How HAS ALABAMA GoNE-The Montgomery
Mail Of the 10Th says:

How HAS ALABAMA GoNE.-The Montgomery
Mail of the 29th says:
Our extremely versatile friends of eye Confede-
Tacion" have been disporting themselves for some
days in the realms Of Imagination: and among the
pigments of their heated fancy, is the statement
that the C0operatonistS have carried majority
Of the delegates to the Convention of this State.
If fiction be poetic, in proportion to the perpen-
dicularity with which it impugns commonplace
fact, then our discursive neighbors may be con.
sidered to be poets for nothing political is meEe
fixed or unalterable than that the straightouy Sc
cessonsts h0Vea majority Of the votes OF The afore.
said Convention. But in addition to thatunpoeti-
cal fact, it may be stated that several of those
elected as nominal coopGrationists are in truth of
that veritable class Of hugaboos, which has so
often frightened our neighbors-honest, earnest
disnnoniSts.
The long and short Of the matter is, that Ala
bama is about to 60 out of the Union-dn9 that
quickly. Alabama politics are yet puzzle to the
Confederation, but it will learn something Of them
by the end Of the first week of the Convf ions
session.
The Confederation says:
Col. John Elmore, Commissioner to the Republic
of South Carolina, in speech made before the
Convention assembled at Columbia, said that shc
immediate separate State Secessionists would elect
enough delegates as to be able to control the Con-
venton by forty majority. How stands the case
now? 1t looks verYnGGh like the immediate Sc
cessiOnists themselves will be controlled. Ala
bama is not going Y, act rashy nor precipitately,
but with decision and moderation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

~ 'ER-Landing ex ship Reaper, from
- jfgetti's East India Pale.
NAAg1herts - =. =.
Esn,Ass' :. =. :.
lsop's >. :. :.
Henbberts London Stout.
Lac . s. WOLFE
Gt8&' corner Grnyier md New I,evee atg.
Anl9o cases Moet 4 cbendon's Vim Anglais,
ren. s.. WOLFF,
SN0A e.rDc2 .irHvier md Now T,nvea SITS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

THE BtTrsBURG ExcTTENENr.--P atsbay.g1 Dec
27.--An immense meeting took place to-day in the
street opposite the Courthouse, relative to the re-
moyal Of ordnance South. Gen. VIM. Robinson
was present. Several speeches were delivered.
among others Gen. J. X. Moorhead, membercf
Congress from this District.
Several resolutions were adopted almost uilani-
mousy declaring loyalty to the Union and ability
to defend ourselves against the enemies OF II n
Union; deprecating army interference with ts. :
shipment Of Government arms asaer GoyegndSnb
orders, however iGopportunc or lapolitsc the or
.,~- Deploting ths existence Of the State Of
f's iG connection Hith the Administra son 81 inn
pert; ut &c aartments of IL 1ublie sqryice "a to
have shaken The confidence ofssle rasople of the
free States. That while Pennsyl yania % guard
at the Federal Capital it is her espeeial DIZZY TO
look to the fidelity of her sons and in that view g
| call on the President, as citizens OF Common
wealth, to see that the Republic receives no detfl
ment at his hands. It behooves the President %
purge his Cabinet of every man known 70 give ala
and comfort to- or in any wise countenance, Ins.
revolt of any States against the authority OF th1
Constitution and laws of the Union.
A dispatch from the Hon. Robt. Mcknight was
read, asking the people to make no further Tesis-
lance, but to ask for suspension Of the shipment
of guns until further advices from the War-oiiee
had been received. Read and approved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

Hi FDIES IN BONDED WARE
20 4 Boilevin 4 Co.
III ~ X Otard Dupuy 4 Go.
% Il Larronde Fferes.
q pfed0 x Planat Il Co.
II Ii Gautier Freres.
fbu.S ID. GRATIAA Il CO.,
ASAt' 80 CnstomhouEe st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

t....WINES."..........WGNES.
I'D ALE.
Marzettt's East India Pale.
4 Hioberps -. :.
4 Bass :. :.
a PORTER.
q Tibberts London Stout.
Marketti's :. :.
CIARET.
Y Klepper'a Maryaux, quarts and pints.
N -. st. julien. >.
s.. st. Estepile, ..
n :. Chat. Gallon. =.
:. Margaux, lS47.
PUNCH.
AS Batavia Arrnc.
HOCR.
4 HenheIl K Co., Sparkling.
PSMAHSHAUSER
" lienkeli & Co., Sparkling.
iii ANNIsBERGER.
nj Henkeli 4 Co., Sparkling.
~ BUTTER.
s1s choice Goshen, just landed.
.Pby $. WOLFF,
pr Of GrSvfer and New Ievee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

BIS Solet's Imperial. ~
Is Beukef's Queen.
tdl53S. p. GRATIAA & CO.,
-ss 50 Enatnmhnnse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

A vast extent of rioh placer dfggings are said
to exist in that region, besides fine agricultural
valle7s,
We had a light snow on the eveningrof the Goth,
but all disappeared in a few hours. Weather since
verv fine +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

~
MILLING no MURDER. tae ese, - 7 . ul
cember TO- large meeting was held IN ot i'a' sso-
renee Hall Toronto to express sympathy with the IONS
fugitive slave Anderson, and of taking steps Wild 90
a view to induce the government W Pie'e -. all
being returned to his home. A professor Hlisot-
nrasanted tho foIowng resolution which read states
- 80 :. 1t ~ an7 W.. ul II
That believing slavery--a system which dt ana gaSety:
human beings to perpetual servitude, re
as vendabe chaels and places aonfend to the Legislature
sonal rights and domestic Convention purpose
negatives of action the people think it
power-to be uaaHd proper
That we believe secession is the last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01
s,ro.n lyesterII Isansns.E

from the Denver correspondence Of the St.
Louis Republican we extract The following intelti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01
AN ExrRAoRp1NY AFFAIR. - Garibaldi, in his

An ExTR AORDINY AFFAIR.-N arlbaId, N IFS fundanen
retirement Caprera has sent all the aides meats lie
de-camp who accompanied him. and has Mss
him only his son daughter his res Petingi about
and his private Secretary BaseHed on Monday evening
letters he receives all or life despalred Of 1t resulted
os and some os-.ess accidentally catching fire in Mr.
t; n ragllls house Annunciation street. We have
Tnrin ~. since learned that the child died.
Legget Yesterday FORENOON poy naleu Henry Craah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01
ANIL LIQUORS.

HANDLES WE HAVE A GOOD
four stock Of this celebrated and highly
! I've 1895 in eighth pipes, 1898 in eighth and
en. do; 1905 in half, quarter and eighth
b attention Of the trade and oonnoisBeurs
70 is pure and unadulternted. For sale on
5rices by
tiEvERIGH B. CO., 81 Old Levee ST.,
II Sole aRentH In this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

nD-Dr. Charles Il. KeIls, Dentist, No. i52
Canal street, between Carondeet and Baoune New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

~ y - - :
enormous ,
positions.
Turin '0'
lad nnttnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

J FTNI-IFSTI NIIE-L1TNt-TNT
aheh she Is dsposng of at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
IN THE DREssMAKING DEPARTMENT.
she making up Indies and Misses Dresses aud Coals
asery description, about HALF the usual prices charged
orders entrusted TO her will be executed PROMPTLY
and in the most elegant and fashionable manner.
IS AZ 9n2nNoWeSa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

tines obtained 50, ST 4,
> W. y Cheering reports from the s - M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

Soft shell Almonds.
100 bags Tnrfagona ALMONDS.
80 bags Spanish
4. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
Il 2p3t Is New Levce and II Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

- VIZ 8,,hnnf. md II any 1rphtS
,rlYen has cantured since he has heen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
THE ALL-sUFFIOIEN7 THREE.

TRIEsEMAR,1ia and s-Protected BY Royal
Seals OF the Eoole de Pharmsoie de ParIs, and the
Imperial College Of ID odicIpe, Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and naterrhes
AID al physical dlacbllltiea-
No. o9mpletely ersdioates oil traces Of those
diseases thai have boon hitherto treated By thfnxu
seSrs spd lerniotons use Of ooYstya and oube6s.
No. has entirely supp anted the injurious sfe of
mercury, thereby ineunnS 20 the sufferer speedy
reief, dls2eTsing al impurities, and roofing on
RlEsENAR, Nos. q and !, are prepared IN
and can be carried II the valstoost rocfet Sol2
mlristered by Velpcau, LAnemand, Rou1, Rieord
&c. Price SS each. or four Gases for Dc, which
saves q; and IN en- cases, whereby there ~ q sav-
Ing Of Ss, To be bad, wholesale and retain, Of Dr.
BARROW, of 19z Bleecker street, New YoTf.
lmnsciately on reoeivIng o remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forvardthe Triesemnr 20 any part Of the Worid,
securely packed, and addressed according 20 the in
stLnotons OF the writer.
The Book, of all others, that should be read By
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Human Frailty, or Physiological Researcher
IL 10 beautifully illustrated, and treats INFINITELY Of
a. the symptoms that invariably develop them
and vitstnG habits Of earl, youth. IneaPeoitatinr
monlsl state, And. II not checked In tme derener-
siinE oil the functions Of manhood. and bripTInt
sod B sss .4ss dfeh
doors below MaodouEa, New YORK. Price q
cents; sent hee every whore.
inEton. ID. c. de S-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
shinSfoa JnIn "a


Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. r. N. ShufeIdt, the Consul General
Of the United States at Havana, of the issue, on
the 18th ultimo, Of royal decree By which all inn
port duties on common ships bread are taken of
for the term Of fourteen months from the date OF
the publication of the royal decree in Havana. The
same decree also reduces to one-half, during the
same time, the import duties upon corn and corn
meal and potatoes.
The duty by the tariff upon corn is s5x PEI
oentum upon the valuation of 81 per barrel of sOt
Spanish pounds, when from foreign ports in for
eign bottoms upon cornmeal s51f per centum upon
the valuation of IS per barrel of 200 Spanish
pounds, from foreign ports in foreign bottoms
upon potatoes, from foreign ports in foreign YES
sells. 2sh per oentum upon the valuation of S25l
per barrel upon foreign bread, in foreign vessels
s5h per oentum upon 81 for every Is Spanish
pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
E AND FALL RIVER.

Steamers METRQP0Lis, EMPIRE sTH seTTIE,
strength and speed but particularly adapted to the
navigation of Long Island Sound, running in con
neot9on with the Fall River aid Old COLONY Rail-
road, distance Of So miles only TO Roaton
Leave Pier No. No-t tn River near the battery .
Thy Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT. Brsyton.
Aonaays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at S O'CLOCK
r, ", touching % NewP0rt each way
The steamer METROPOLIS, CAPT Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS, Al O'CLOCK
+; M, touching at Newport each way,
These Steamers are fitted with commodious
state rooms, and every arrangement for the securi
" ana Dom OFT OF passengers, who are afforded BY
this route nights' rest on board, and on arriy al
81 Fal River proceed per Steamboat Train reaoh-
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain on board until starting Of the Accom- moda.
non ats A; N; By which they may reach Boston
A baggage master 10 attached to each stsamer.
who receives and tickets the baggage and Accom-,
panies the same to its destination.
steamer runs In connection with this Linz he.
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded through With
great dlsp patch By an Express Train, which iesves
~ O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, STRIVING
81 its destin alton at about III A. nj
ofice on Pier No. North River For state rooms
sns ss.ths SeSy on soaIS e. Il dssTss
" md u West street, Ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
FL INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EafsSN LINE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN
SHORE STE4MERS

KENT" Capt. J. H. K,Twal
"PIONEER," Capt w. Norman,
Will run thefr ROUTES as follows, loavi Light
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden att O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Choptank river. every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, returning every Thursday and
Monday.
:. For Annapolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning sa g DAYS
PlONEER-FOr st. M Iohael's and Eastop via
Miles kiyer, every WEDNESDAY, AID return
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
aud Easton Point. every THURSDAY, returning
by same route or Friday
For Annapolis, West River, st. Micheel's and
Ea ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY returning every Monday by same route.
Fare TO Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Faston
Fare to st Michael's and Miles River. round %
Fare to West River, Ground trip, SiI....:.. 90
Fare to Annapo!i. (round trIp Is cents) rs
MEALS EXTRA.
ufFreisht must be prepaid
W harf and Once, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden,
BaItlmOre- e, X, CANNON.
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THE OILY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
cONHIDKNCEkPATRoNAeI

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, ssd GENTLEMEN
in all parts Of the world testify 10 the efficacy OF
PROF. o. J. weoD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
and gentlemen Of the Prees are unspimoss IN its
is sns A Ss s:.
Gw.II sInI.I, My ,Yor., Dec; 2; lass
bs saSIpt he shs
;fPrsssye sn1 rec Sssns my certificate Of the fact
sssrd il q you bso.u.s think it
and SSps hs ss SGor s OF
on the OF my head to lose its sensl6illty and
sstes H S rth me 1n q Iss m5nsS,
since fourth was added TO them. By hair fallIns
on the top OF ny head and threatening 10 make me
In this UNPLEASANT predIcsment was induced 10
Ton thsi gray R.if could ever Ds restored g 4.
ss Only, tSas no. only vas ne slinf Of srT..tst,
70 the scalp, end Sandfa cas.e3 70 form
on my hsad, very much TO the Qualification Of my
f. sSons many % 70
hsf sex. ! strongly Isc9fHmend al nusbsnds who
sI'Tsls .ne I,s i L growing era, or fettns ssId.
. ny Il II. IF se f .s The '' and an no
70 no,o l. W sm%r9.:Atg IVY 2. lfs :,
kesto1tvS, has done my hair % msei good nnoe
commenoea the use ~ - that yisk V make
tN great a man or woman may Penserly deprived
u hair, and By resort 20 your air restorative"
the hair Will return more beAshful than ever; sc
least tAis u m[ eHperenoe. Believe
P,sIYou osn r1blis the above II 20. III. By
Isblishing IN our Seuthern papers. yop vi get
more patronage South, see several Of ,our Ger
ahosees In the Mobile Mercury, ftr9rs Southern
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
P2or. U. J. WooD: Dear Sr Having had the
risfortupe % lose the best portion Of my hair nom
the effects Of the yellow fever, IN New Orleans In
ISL, WA induced 70 make trial of your prepsra
ton, and found 10 20 answer a. the very thing
needed. Ny hair Ia now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obi ations 20 yon In giving
70 the afflicted such treasure FIrLIy JOHNSON.
The Restorative 10 put up in bottles of three s.e.
viz large, medium and small; the small hold hail
pint, and retas for one dollar per bottle; the
dfum holds 81 east % per cent more In proportion
than the sma retails for two dollars per bottle
the large hoids quart 20 per cent. more In proper
o. J. WOOD Co, Proprietors, <<l Broad
gay, New York. and la Market street, 81 Louis
Sold in this city BY G. sToTT, SITS Pa. avenue.
au q -eoIy,alv
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THE EVENING STAR.
AFTER THE BATTLE.


The drums are all mufied the bugles are still;
There's pause on the valleys halt on the hill,
Aad bearers of Standards swerve back with
Where sheaves Of the dead bar the way;
For great held 10 reaped, Heavens gamers to all,
And stern death holds his harvest to-day.
There's a voice in the wind like spirits low
cry
Ills the mus.er-rOn sounding-and who shall re-
For those whose wan faces glare white to the sky
With eyes hxed so steady and dimly,
As they walt that last trump which they may not
Whose hands clutch the swOrd-hiIt SO grimly
The brave lads, late lifted, are solemnly bowed,
AID riderless chargers stand quivering and
A, the burial requiem is chanted aloud,
The groans Of the death stricken drowning;
While Victory looks on Ike queen, pale and
Who awaits till the morning her crowning
There Is no mocking blazon as clay sinks to clay;
The vain Pomps Of the Peacs-tms are all swept
away
In the terrible face OF the dread battle-day:
Nor collins or Surroundings are here;
Only relies that lay where thickest the fray
rent casque and headless spear.
Far away, tramp on tramp, peals the march of the
Like storm wave. retrea,ing, spent, atful, and
With sound like their spirits that faint as they 60
BY Won red glowing river, whose waters
Shall darken with sorrow the land where they
dow
To the eyes Of her desolate daughters.
They are hed-they are gone; but oh not as they
In the pride Of those numbers they staked on the
game,
Never more shall they stand in the vanguard Of
fame,
Never lift the stained sword which they drew !;
Never more shall they boast Of glorious name,
Never march with the lezl and the true.
Where the wreck OF our legions lay stranded and
torn,
They stole on our ranks In the mist Of the morn;
Like the giant OF GAIA their strength Ii shorn
Ere the mists had rolled up to the sky;
From the fash Of our steel a new daybreak was
born,
As sprung up-to conquer or die.
The tumult Is silenced the death lots are casf,
And the heroes of battle slumbering their last
Do you dream Of the pale form that rode the
blast!
Would you free Ii once more, o We brave!
Yes. the broad road to honor Is red where YOU
passed,
And Of glory We ask but-a grave.
(ChdmbsrS' Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20

% b put ~ IN strons boz. (eoopsred.l and the
IL IL Q be dlstinody 1pdsrssosd that the vasOns
apy one 49,, ~ 49,. s..s 80 q feIs %
ny other, 90 es 10 require no pufhberng or ~
eli ns for putting together, and al the materials
W a.! the wood thoroughly seasoned. and the
IL .. It's parts fsthfGlly executed In the bes
wotkmsnllke manner.
:, Ihe work may Be inspected from time 90 tune a.
by an ofioer or agent Of the usrter-
painted until ., shall have been spotted and aD-
pIoNeo % SAID ohcer or agent authorised 20 in
sPcclI w men hnished, painted, and accepted By
an ohoeL or agent Of the q usrtermastsrss De part
be paid for. NV s-~
M. @. MElGs
leNnwIW QuartermAster Genaral II a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
49, THE REGULAR MAIL LINZ
RGVIA GR0TnN, SyONINGTOn

~Ih LAX MAIL lin
EsS&ssNNVIA QROTUN, SvONINGTON
and PROViDENCE, FOR BOS-
TONoInland Route-The s,?ortest and most d.
The steamer Ply MHQTH ROCK, Capt. J. c
Geer. and COMMONWEALTH Capt ]. w.
w IL Jams, In connection - tn the Stoning ton and
Providence and Bos, on and Providence X allroads
Pie, No 10 North River, Ct O'Clock P. NJ, and
ne IN Man TEN Thch leaves Boston It SIP. NJ,
Mondsy, Wednssdsy, and Friday. From Gro
ton-Tu- sdaI, Thursday and saturday.
~ The UOM til, from New York
Tuesday Thurscay, and Saturday. From Groton
Monday, w ednesday, and Friday.
passSsngers from GIoton proceed per railroad to
liam. reaching SAID place in advance IF tho,e By
other routes, and In ample time for a. the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East Pas
sengofs that prefer it, remain on board the
Gamer, enjoy q nights rest undlsturbed break
last If desired, and leave Groton In the It's A. Al.
Train, connecting at Providence with the 40
A Nj. Triin for Boston.
F1ra fron't Tov!deuoe to Newport, Fifty cents
p, baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
For Passage, Bsrths, State Rooms, or Freish hit
sppy on board the staamer, or at the Freight
Office, Pier ID North River, or at the Ofiios OF
tbs c. mpany, No. lis est street, corner of ort-
land street. New York, Feb. %, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
HucxsnU LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
~ FOX NEW YORK.

., The Camden and Amboy and Philadelphl. and
TTsnps faT "a Td TN ir'%
SIN sT66kfSI sa ws :. 81
AtsA: NJ vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
AIS SI a. N Vi. Camden and J.,,.,
Al ) 4; NJ Vi. Camden and Jersey City. Morn
Atlih a. NJ. vi. KeLsington and Jersey City,
At l2f p; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Acoommo-
APP M, via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
At ~ n. via Kensinston and Jersey City,
At s ~ c n via Kspsins'on and Jersey City,
Ats P. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
At M P M, VIA Camden and ersey City. (south
8 ton. ftsight And passenger, First Glass TicSstJ
" The t IN Mail Train run. daily. The IN P.
ton. 90 ,at7 .lO A. M; and "a r. M. from Rsss-
ES. Water Gap. strSqdsburg Scranton Wilkes
e arTe K Mo31s1se' great Bend, o. at7lO A. NJ
Western Railroad. "Au
Eo Nia and fsr sg s.d
me ,.io a; NJ connects with the train leaving
= For Mount Holly at and A. NJ. and and 4.
For Freehold at 8 A. M. and 2P. M.
For BI lstol, Trenton, d O. at fle A, NJ, ~ and
L. nj from Remington, and ~ p. NJ from
For Palmyra kiverton, Delanoo, Beverly Bur
lngton. Fi9rennsoo, Bordentown, 60, at l2H, l.,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentowu, and interme-
dlate places, at 2h r. M. from Walnut street
IL For New York and WAY Lines. leaving
kensinSton Depot, take the cars on Fifth street
above walnut, half an hour before depa ture The
from the depot. - ~ ~
lfty pounds Of baggage only allowed to zach
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
enythlns as baggage but their wearing appar-i.
All baggage over fifty pounds to Be paid for
baggage to one doi ar per pound, and Will not be
nable for any amount hey ond one hundred dol Lara
except By special contract,
. WIN. Fl. GATZMER, Agent.