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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04
NEW-YORK. TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1861.
A UGIJST BPTNTANO's

A UGUST BRENTANO's
~ BOOKSTORE AND NEWS EMPORIUM,
No. go BROADWAY.
At this establishment the Boston and Philadelphia dses
always be had
All Foreign ard american Newspapers and Periodicals are
kept constantly hand For sale ia single numbers served
TO sub,crseTs part o. the city without charge
N B-Back numbers ef all IEe principal perodca Ne"spa-
peTs and Magazines always on hand
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The noIdiers Friend.


WILLIAMs'> SHELTER TENT -
Wi prP and the lives Of our brave Sol
Each Soldier his own tent for weighs. 81
only pounds and occupies less than one hall
o. space Of a common blanket -. .. ...
A PERFECr PROTECTION FROM DEW AND RAIN
II ear De pitched less than minute. Within the pest
tuo days or first introduction has receiv-d the un'
eauvocal com-ndaon of aud bundreds Of military
seers and others Arrsnsements are no" making 70 supply
l.rEe cf the army
fee only ~ IS Call and examine si No. 47i Broadway,
shove Graldst.
The Ladies' Army Association tender their thAnts
Of Blind Asy um for the boxes OF nt oand
sses &C. presented Mrs OSCAR COLES for the Society
K. CHESTER Secretary.
-N;a,I, GeeImenI New.York State Troops.-
nE KIITS OF robust health and good cha sc,sr ling to
,oup themselves win y partially. may Join ne" ompahy
~ ry or Infsntry TO be attached this hsg e1t accept
I'd the ssIJ, BY applying a The hs{msns I.S
orfey Ungers psce and l3ths,. THIS tipe day. EVEN
ING c. 2. O'Clock,
AHMOK1 HALL, BRooxLIy June 3, 1884,
sfr Editor: The members vi the MILFORD LlGhI IN
PANTRY Of Milford Mass desie to cypress their thanks
thronh or columns Mr.. MARK HOlT for the excel
i.S pper received hands last evening Such segad
for our eiare sympathy Tor circ1stanee all the
more highly appreciated since came @ the hands Of srs
ser
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,STST I'm the WASHING and

A : COOK, and ASSIST in the WASHING ant
IN IRONiNG--An EDgi-h Gid. with excellent reference
wishes a SITUATION 10 excellent Cook and Bread Baker
l. slso good Chumbenaid and Laundess Is Of very obsp
disposition; ber e employer speaks highly OF hor. Can d
seen at No. "a Broadway, up stairs
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SiIyer.PIated Wniters. u-,, =,
J.. reeeved German Silver and White Metal WALTERS Of
rcby plated aud chased st reduced Plcos wen "V
fho attention OF puehssers. for sale BY ,co ,,,,
~ LUClUg HART. Nee. 4 and s Burllng clip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

4 PROTESTANT GIRL wants a situation az
~ NURSE, or would do CHAMBERWORK OF WAIrING.
Has good city from her last place. Can be seen FOR
two days st No. lo4 West ldth-st.
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4 ) GENERAL SERVANT.-A young Woman
~ is not afraid Of work desires situson in the above
cpacy l. good Cook and Baker aud sSceent lannde's
d. the Of milk and butter VIII any
ds,arce. Apply at No. $40 5th-sv. Wsges low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

NAVY DEPARTMENT. May 22 1901.
Aboard of Naval Engineers now in session at the
Hew.l ora Navy mioa0n OF candidates Tor ad
nlission inio toe Engineer Corps oi the Navy. . =,
Onsfed engineers whing to enter the Naval service III
afh-r grsdes Of tr,t second, Third Assn bt Ell
feer viii present themselves before this bosd by whom
A~y viii be Examined sccodsnCe with the Instructions ana
vsg aops gv..ipg the ldmsOn of candidates 20 these
,Tsde. GIDFON WELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
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Want5.

4 SITUATION WANTED-By q respectable
<A youpg Woman, good pd1 COOK, ss1 WASHER and
RJNER Has good city references No objection to 60 in the
coDntry Can be at no 80 4thav., near 3ist-st
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TT'HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY of Ie6l.-We
D. have Just published SteTeoscopic Picture Of the GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY or THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
IL prepared by Photographic the 18th OF May just
before tie final vote taken the resolutions Of the Rev
Dr. Spirg The portraits Of the Mc ieratoF, tine Rev. Dr.
BACKUS and OF the prominent clergy and ay OF the
Assembly are brought bold relief The views hand
someiy cOlored Price 81 cents seLt b. mail free Of charge
McALLlSTER BROTHER,
No. 128 Che snut-st., Philadelpha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08
10Y FOB THE SICK AND SUFFERING
LRf ALL WHO kRB AFFLICTED
READ!
HeLY YHE kYAIuY
RRJOTdE nv PNILYE


Ersat. e yea aaf.rt Are y. the yisuM Of AZ,
IaatT efthe bocdi What are they, do yoa ask !
Rather ask, what are they net! The blood is the
source Of lite and health, and IL Ia the frat clement
Of oar teing to respond to any csase vhIch Affects
she 0, stem, % the saso in fslby atsests Tho
prs.ains NegrslCia, the Irritating Erysye as, the
subtle SarofulA, tho aEonixing Rheumatism, Ner-
roaa Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver COmPla LIANT with its
torEor and 6tteotlon and tbs number Jess Ills that
aesh Ia heir to, derye their nideops origin from the
blood: DsAl kindly then and gently with the blood.
yss the vitAixing resonress OF nature for IT'S aid,
ass hat trsly valuable medicsment known ~
MRS. ID. GOVS -
INDIAN We EfABLE DBCOCTyON.
With reglra 70 this almost infallible apeolfS
popular sentiment has spoken In decided terms
and Tho evidences Of this great eAcecy Are sss
tanned By constant ayowAs Of curative effects and
remedies ard tbs best medical skill have failed.
Let rs ssy, in conclusion, that certificates
cures not sought from the lllIterate and suFer
Acial, bit they are volunteered from ths most re-
sseotAbe eoarces and Justify the highest terms in
sEIcE II ID IoEsib:e to copIend 20 yaus5le Q
specific - public approval. We may sdd also that
the on awe Of the medicine sre csps I'd
erly Dy It's restorative effects, The sJsem
inE from disease tia reLev cOf stitutonal vitor.
For eeie by al respectable DSgtStsts 10 this
sity, and BY the proprietor, MRS. II, COX,
sone Eenunc unless her name 10 bicsn on tas
Eottle and her sea on the oork
R,s: ,sf oSss r. s sssE for i h.
orretovn, b. c., Whoiessie Agent Tor The bis
trict, and viii ssssiJ the TRACE at my prIoes.
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SUMMER RETREATS.

SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
y AZ PeINT LooK-OUT, MAINLAND.
This ce ebrated Bathing Place situated st the
junction Cf the Potomso River with the IA
Chesapeake Bag, will be opened by the YeIa N
undersigned on tho 10th of June, In the kk.aH4
very best style, for al persons who may wish Q
sale and quiet retreats where they oan have the
benefit Of the best salt water bait ing and enjoy the
deicacies of the vster, such IS Fish Of al kinds,
Oysters, Crabs, &c.
Every description of fishing tackle will b kept
for toe Accommodation of guests.
A ine livery Stab o Kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and bal lard saloons with
al other amusements usyally found at spoh places
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON markets.
The best Lie uors and Cigars will always be found
ct the Bar.
Board, 80 per dsy; one week, Sls; second week,
want, haf-price.
The steamer St Nicholas leaves washin ston
Tuesday q: m. and Baltimore on Friday at p.
n. The half past O'Clock p. m. tram from Wash
iuston will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily a-so, . tri weekly
stag Q from w ashington, By way Of Leonardtown
Add ess the proprietors, At Point Lockout,
Washington. d G., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 BEFLEBUWER q co Prop'rs.
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'iFIRsT-RATE NOTICE" OF RUssELL.-Some-
body writing in the Green Bay (Wis) Advo-
cate, has the following very creditable
anecdote Of Mr.. Vim. II. Russell:
In the course of horse trade. the other
DAY, was led into contact with the London
Times correspondent. He mad dne horse for
sale, which /, rs the horse man of the staff,
was deputed to buy. / called at bis rooms at
an early hour, flor him. say nine clock and
disturbed him as be was dressing for break
He displayed some petulsnce at being broken
In upon, bot instantly, rs explained that
had called in reference to purchasing a horse
he bad for sale, he melted, and graciously
p asked me to sit in tho parlor until be could
perfect his toilet. He is a medium-sjzed
thick-set man, with John Bull sticking out in
every motion and action-but, am bound to
say, notwithstanding all the hard things he
has said OF Us, with all the apparent impress of
fairness. Oge trivial thing will serve to show.
L asked him the price of the horse. lie sid
ne would sell him for what be paid-aLd
stopped to think what it was. had already
asked the groom about the price. who gave il
A $50, and mentioned that to him. He
Tepled, after SEINE thought, that the groom
was mistaken, as he was quite positive he paid
but $40 for BIN. L mention this as some
Indication Of Russell's csudor-snd may as
well add that the horse was purchased, and his
owner, Chaplain Chandler, our Brigade
Adiutant General, world not to-day sell him
for twice that sum. He is a splendid ssrrel,
thorough bred, and was sold for 90 trivial a
price, because he was too light for RUSSELL
weight, which is in the vicinity of go.
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HGuEN AND FALL RIVER.
steamer METRof1Lis EsPIRE stats.
BAY STATE. and STATE OF NAL Ne, 81 f-ess
strength and speed, but psruonlarl, sdapted 70 he
rsv1Estion OF Long lsard Sound. running in eVa-
nectiop With the Fail River a~d Old Colony EsiR
road, distance Of 50 Nises oniy TO Boston.
Leave Pier No. g North River near the ssttery.
The stesnsr EMPlREsJ CAPT Br.ytcr,
hS s sssSniIsm Fl NsSv51pst sseh Ss, p,
Iuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, a. o e.oek
p. NJ. touching ~ Newport eaoA way.
Thsse steamers ere ftted with commOoious
state rooma and every sTraas enent for n sechri
~ and comfort Of passengers who are Afforded bI
THIS route nights' resi- on board. and on aTriN g.
st Fell River proceed per Steamboat Trsin re.oh-
mg Boston early the following morning or pl.y
remain on board until starting Of the ACORN n oas
1on ne a; NJ. BY which thsy mag reach Boston
A basrasc master In attached 10 each steamer,
Who recelves and tickets the bagGake, and accom-
penies the same 70 It's destination.
A steamer rlps IN connection With this Line be-
tween Fall River and Prosidence daily, except
freiS6t to Boston Is FORWARDED throush with
great dlspsscb ~ an Express FTsin, which leaves
Fan River everT rnoCpi. q, Sundays excepted, at
N O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, errlVinE
81 its destination ~ about II A M
oboe North Rive. fcl s. &c r o. tns
sns baths asp on sOsrS q & ss.,sS % .sosrS
70 and n West street. N Y.
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAs SE5sFA S4s1 EEEssTTssEN

KENT" Capt J II. Kirvaa
'.PIONEER,r Cspt. w. Norman,
street. Baltimore, foot OF Camden. At Z O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Lapdinrs
on GhoPtank rlver. every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAf, returning everJ Thursday and
Monday.
For Annssolissnd West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning 20 days.
PIONEER-For 81. Mlohaers and Easton, via
Mics River, every WEDNESDAY, and return
TIE same day
For Annapolis. West River, Cambrldge, Oxford
snd Easton Point, every THURSDAY. returning
By sane route on FRIDAY
For Annapolis, West River, ST. MichaeI's and
Es TON, wa Mics River Perry. every sATUR-
Fare 20 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fastou
Fare to 81 MichaeiTf and Niles Riyerj1onnS +"
Fare % Ms.t River, iropnd Trip. siI::.--.: @
Fere 70 hnpspoily lronnd trlp IS cents IS
MEALS EXTRA.
UTFLeisht must be prepaid
Wharf and O6ioe, LIGHT ST., foot Of Camden
Baltimore. C. z CASS1,N
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: t,E EVENING STAR.
THE SWEET LITTLE MAN.


DEDICATED TO THE sTAJ-kz HOME RANGERS.
now While the soldiers are fighting our battles,
. Zach az his post 70 do all that be can,
O9wn among rebels and eontrabaDd chattels,
What are you doing, my sweet little man!
AL the brave boys under canvass are sleeping,
Far from the home where their sweehearts are
What are you waiting for, my sweet little man,
Yon with the terrible warlike moustaches,
Fh for Colonel or chief Of clan,
sashes,
Where are your shOuldsr-strsps, sweet little
man
Bring him the buttonlsss garment Of woman,
Cover bis face, lest it freckle and tan;
~. ne APton-sfring Guards on the common,
Eas' 10 the corps for the sweet little man.
Give him for escort a Ole Of young misses,
Zach Of them armed with a deadly rattan;
IheY SHALL defend him from laughter and Kisses,
Aimed oy low boys at the sweet little man.
All the fair maidens about him shall cluster,
Pluck the white feathers from bonnet aud fan,
Make him plume like q tuI kew winged dustef :
nat is the crest for a sweet little man.
U, but the Apron String Guards are the fellows I,
Drilling each day since our troubles began
~Handle your wGlking-sticks ~ Shoulder UNI
brellas.n
That 10 the style for the sweet little man!
Have we nation to save! In the first place
Saving ourselves is the sensible plan
surely the spot where there's shooting's the worst
place
Where can stand, says the sweet little man.
Catch me conAding my person with strangers
rink how the cOwardly Bull Runners ran
IN the brigade Of the Stay-at-hone Rangers
Marches my corps, says the sweet little man.
Such was the stuff Of the Malakcf takers
such were the soldiers that scaled the r adan
Hruculent housemaids and bloodthi rsty takers,
Brave not the wrath OF the sweet liGie man.
Yield him the sidewalk, We nursery maIdens.
Sdkds qHt PeNtt Bridget aud right-about, Ann.
Fierce as shark in a school OF ulenhadens,
see him advancing, the sweet little man.
When the red fails Of the battle field threshers
Beat out the continents wheatfrom its bran,
q w bile the wind scatters the chaffy seceshers
What will become Of our sweet little man.
When tue brown soldiers come back from the
borders,
How Will he look when his features they scam
How viii he feel when he gets marching orders,
signed by bis lady-love! Sweet little man.
Pear not for him, though the rebels ex pect him
Life Is too precious 70 shorten its span;
woman her broomstick will raise 70 protect him.
VIII she not A. ut for the sweet little man?
Now then, three cheers for the Stay at home Ran
ger,
Blow the great sh horn and beat the big pan !,
FIRST In the field that Is farthest from danger
Take your white feather plume, sweet little
man (CsR. Conimsre,aI.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

e p
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAvRLsRs rs.
az sna s. SssRss s9hfS 81 fs:
TRAINS MOVING WORTH.
S. 3. tESBTs;' Lave sS1 A.
Morning SoeoIneass i af ls.Ts we ws.hnstsn ,e
A; Il; Arrive g Baltimore s.ls A. NJ; Phiissphis
Arnv. q S.ltimore as P. n Psnsa.ip6is So So
Evening Aocommocstion leave washington SIS
Pm; Arrive at Bsiimore 80 P. NJ; Harrisburg
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York at A ~; Poi sdelphia II 80 A.,
NJ; baitimore q n. Arrive at wsihinston $50
Leave New York ate p. NJ; PhiI.delphls 10 50 p.
M; Baitimorss A. n. Arrive at Washington 90
Aoocm%oaa.ion Tram. leave R..Inor. .,s.,
Passenger Trains leaving Washington a,SA
direct Collected or hSns,o en :, ~
Trsins leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
Passenger frsins leaving washington at AN,
ano 3 81 P. NJ and Baltimore At 5 A. NJ and 8 IS P
Nv y STOP only at AnSayolts Jsssfsos asd Relas
Wa, Passengers are requested to take the le.
son1modat,os Tratss the Regular Tonnage
tram, which val have passenger car attached.
In .nen VII te.ve tne washington Depot prompt
All srticies Of freight mot oontrsbsnd Of var,
Trains will leave Baltimore a. "a n leave w a.
By order O ne ssss5s..ry q War:
THOMAS III. CANFIFTD Asustant Mar. sr
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IkfA Sk NV fRhMI+HA8EEkPHLA


The Csmisa and Amboy and Philsda,hls and
bEnPafH 'r rs GSSPReWspi'd d1s ff0E PHltAE
HHss GE MdakfSh . Ms !. Fl
AtsA NJ vi. Camden and Anboy. &C. and A.
ATS A. NJ us Camden and Jersey CITY, IN. j.
AIS 4; If, via Camden and Ie-c, c,s. Morn
At5as a: N; vi. KsLsingtnn and Jersey City.
At iaH P; M, va Camden and Amboy ,tAooommo-
AZ? 2 ~. wa Camden and Amboy. 20. and A.
AZ q z A., N. Kensinston and Jersey City.
Aa sssops A. "a tKss5sinstOn and Jersey City,
A.s F. NJ, VA Camden and Jersey City, (EvsnIns
A.lIf Z, a., Wa Camden and Jersey Cit. tsoush.
As s51 PM ~ Vi. Camden and .,,ho, $1,000.
> tlon, Freight and passenger, first tfsss TiSsss)
M T s. s n ss s .1ss,. .sa' daily, p
TON: e.. q 10 4 n and y 2. X. ito@ RON 18s ss
p. Water Gap, Stroud buIg. serautou, wines
fem kessnstoH, via DelsssI: L sctsv 1io M
70. A.ao6 cssls. Allentown md B..al.nsm At
The 5ioA; =; Ne connects viii the asin iss1 1
= For Mount HOLY 1t and A. n. and and q
BOT Preeh9iG % "a. And . 7. NJ.
~: from kelsinston, and % p. n from
wsinqt street wharf. 49, 80 -, :
snston n Fi2rsEnsoo. Boidentovn, 20, 81 iak. !,
stssmsf trenton for Bordsutov,., ana ,,,...
dsss psot.. d * r NJ Jon & ssf n' :sIsss
Kii6i, E stnr h SF oSk and Wsy Linss leaving
Shove w Atnt, half an hour before depsYfure The
nn T IN i a che depot and on srnv ofan ran
IA
flfty pounds Of baggage only allowed 10 each
PASSENGER. Passengers are prohibited from taking
All baggage over dfty pounds 10 b PAD for
extra The company hmlt their IesPonsif iIity for
liable Tor any amount bey ond one hundred dollars,
except By special contract
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y55Ez ss E kSgSSsass E Sss5s tEss

yIiak ,k s6SSffiSSSsSSss NJ ssF6ss. .S 'iSE
ToNoIniand Routs-fhe shortest and nOst "a
* fs;IsIS n secK 8.
Providepce and Bos,op and Providence ksilfosdi,
Per No ]. Se5ta River, SO oeloeS :. NJ ans
ne Msll TIe3s ghleh lsaxes Boston st $50 p. N.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New ysyk-
Mondey, w ednesdar, and Friday. Prom Gro
topsIITessds. Ihnrsd.y and SATURDAY.
MONDAY. Wsdnesdsy, esd fudsy. = = =
issn SsSson HsoSssd e.r r.irose g
Tram. reaching ssld place In advance 4 Hoe 3
other routee, and in ample time foT al tie early
Mornins Lines ccnectins North and FAST. Ies.
sengers that prefer 10, remain on boesd fhs
Esene[, ePisy nlshss' gest undlstgrbee l5esI-
Tr,ir, coEn setlns a. Providenes Viii he %
Fare ffosa irovldeSce 20 Newport, Fifty cents.
-, A bssgsSe master aooOmpsnIes the stessaef n a
For Psssases Berths. State Rooms, or r. els a.,
Rgly on board the steamer, or a. the seiIs;
On Per Ia NORTH Kiysr, OF 81 tse otSs q
iAno sueeG New York, 4 Cd. g. 1885,.
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WIN CRAWFORD, Asert.
fA MfsS; - ! q HSSsa rsaifis

r,GR EAT CENTRAL E0uTE FOR
TIE WEsT, &c HppS2NS. ";
S.iiy. suns s s,s sSsspssd, 50 ioiiov,. ~ '
Prem e Chambers street f,eT s,s, ct station.
49, 49, s"pm .,Ss,n sspn
Tfsn with .iseP'hS
Conneetins st Albany with the New Yors c,n
trail Railroad for soheneotsdy. RooheeteT, Utios
Bassvis. Rome, And stations on Rome and wstsI-
Suppression Bridge, ubrrn, Gepeys, Ca endaiEus-
Trains IN connection leave Buffalo and 81 p-f
sion via Lake shore, Bufslo snc lake u urou ard
Great Western RAILROAD. for Hamilton. TolS nto,
petsit, Chicsso. Toledo, hilvsukis. Fon IN Lac.
Dunleith. Dubus ne, Peoria, Rock Itiapd, Muscs-
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, QuIpoy, sprinE field,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre 6sute, INDIANA
LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati, fayton, Colur bus, Give
land, and al! points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Cenneotlng with TTains at Troy, With Troy a
Boston and Rens. a Saratoga v loads for Sarstoga,
hitehal, Rutland, Buring ton, & Albens, x Ouse
foint, fIsttsourfh, OsdensbuIEh, Montreal, &o.,
III Freight Arrangements BY this route a.
Shove wlthoGt change Of Cars, from the pepots A.
Nhambers and Canal streets. are at ell times as
&yoIable "a made by 9th Rsilroso Compares.
West commend Il 70 the confdenoe Of negokants
an sh ppers Tor promptnesS and dispatch.
Passenger trains, with Smoking AND Slee ,i.-
Road.
For particulars as TO local tr,ins and freirA. ~
rangements, ina uire ~ the depot, Sc wsrfer 81,
A, r. SMITH. SUPERINTENDENT
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1870 fsos22' y MgNEsE III III ciI

Leave. the lover "a S 3 fJN fiSSSf S2ck B.a
GSpnsctins viii the RsiIro.d li2ss. 70 ard boa
WashIuGton, ID. G., Philadelphia, New YoIE & .
West, im&ediseJ sSer' the arrival Of n: Express
The following ia the Schedule: r
From New York 10 Fort N onroe and back. .elt
From Phfsdeph q sod hsok... ...-..--SlO
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETs-n
In key York. ct the New Jersey Railroad Orhce
foot Of Coprtland street r-.a...7
In Phi. edelphls, at the Conpany's offtce. N. w.
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or at tie
Depot, Brood and Primo streets.
Ia BALTIMORE, on board the Steems7s, foot OF
Union Dock HUGH Q,CONNER,
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6sss B. EgEsIe AkS6 a SSSSy5 5E.o

- follows, viE-Besxe Camden Station. BAH
% .s s.a sunasyp e 0A. ~; E4-
s ss55fTFEA sqs Hkb ri WEsT
n.,v..IF FOR WAY PASSENGERS. -. -. -
On, BesEsen oatlmofs shd Flfdmont take the A. N
Traln; bstween Piedmont ard Nvhesfins tsfe Ao.
S@9m srS Tram sasIns plsdnent a s. % A
Tns bkEDERICk re- AIN lsaves Baltimore
- ~ &; AL nd EreSer,ck at60A. N -
umore 81 y And SIS A. NJ. aud IS and $40 p. n. !,
s snd EnsoiSs Mills at TO and liso A. a. and Sc
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