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THE EVENING STAR
LON ELY

Sitting lonely. ever lonely.
Visiting, waiting for one ONLY
mus count the weary moments passing by;
Ana the heavy evening gloom
fathers slowly In the room,
Ano the chill November darkness dIms the sky.
Now the countless busy feet
Cross each other in the street.
AND watch the faces a!itlng past my door;
Bot the step that fingered nightly.
And The hand tbs, raped so lightly.
And tse lace that beemed so brightly,
Come 70 more -
~ tue Delights nlful cleaning
am Dreaming, ever dreaming
Ana 'hr rain Is slowly falling all around
And voices that are nearest
Vi friends the best and dearest,
appear 70 have strange and distant sound
NOW the weary wind is sigbing
And the murky day Is dying,
And the withered leaves lie scattered round INV
door,
Hut that voice whose gentle greeting
Sct This heart 50 wildly beating,
Al each fond and frequent meeting
Come no more An the Year Round
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
.. BAIT MORE.
RINIER SEIZED ULE.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS


On and after Monday. November Is, 1851, Pas
TSnSer TI1as between WASHINGTON end
0A"'i" TRHfN x5ll h f9n r fG! SSKTH
a ~ n ps EnpIss. leave W1ghng9n 6o.:s Ar
Morning Accommodation leave Wash ngtop T. 40
A. NJ. Arrive at Baltimore $50 A, NJ No cOnnec-
| 'ons ~ Baltimore.
Now York Mail Tran-lesve Washington a. Il
~ 2. NJ; Rev TOTS l0P.M
Afternoon hcoOmmodat on-icave WASHINGTON
S.S Pm, Acr!ys az Baltimore Is P. NJ; Harrisburg
Evening EzPreRs-leGve Washington p. M.
Arrive 1T Baltimore 6.R ?, NJ; PhIIads phis 10 SIS
M rev rR 2fNs m n;i st5i; sS5E
Leave New Ork ut ! A. Ia; Phllade shis y 81 A.
4; Baltimore y ?. u. Arrive . Ws ;kinsto on E 40
Pm.
Leave Nez York al 81. IT,; Pbilsasl,hI, 1850 P.
Leave New York st II ?. n; PhiIsislyhp. $50
AN; baltimore f-s Ala. Arrlvs Of Ws-hir ton
Ac9oumodstion- Trains leave Baltimore At
A. M, and Pa Tor Washington, arrive there at
III 4. n. and Up. NJ.
Passenger TraInE le.vins Washington st70 A.
NJ. and 3NS P. NJ, and Baltimore ~ 7SS A. NJ and $50
2. M make direct connections for Annapolis at the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lngton at $50 A. NJ. and 40 p.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at $40 A..
NJ, II A. M, a9d P NJ, and Ba tImOre at 40 aud
JHncnoH and WdShtHgf0n (RstayJ Juuetion
TtaiHS only
Trains vii leave Washington and Baltimore
w. p. SMITH,
~ p,c Master OF Transportation, Bait.
Agent, Camden Station, Baltimore.
u. r. GlBBBRG, Agent at Wasdngton no 20
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Hz pSEs skfSSSs st Sss HSE
reot-CarTJ the Eastern Maui.
Seer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt J, w.
Wllllems, In connection With the Stonlp Eton and
Providence And Boston and Providence Railroade
leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
plel No. l9 North River, at O'Clock p. M, And
Groton % $50 O'CLOCK r. M, or on the ARRIVAL Of
he Mail Train which leaves Boston at $50 p, mi.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. From Gro
ton-Tuesday, Thur sdsy and Saturday.
The COMmONWEAL.TH, from New York
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. From Grotop
: Mondsy. WednesdAy, aHd Friday.
m fessenEers nom Groton PROPOSED Per railroad 70
Providence and Boston, In the Express Mai
Train, reaching sand place In advance OF those by
other routes, and in ample time for al the early
Morning Lines connecting North and Fast. Pas.
sensers that prefer il, remain on board the
steamer, enjoy nights rest undisturbed breSE.
last II desired, and leave 6roton 4 n the us A. nj
Train, connecting at Providence with the i 90
A: M. Train for Boston.
Fare from Proyidenoe 10 Newport, Fifty oeuts
a bagEage master accompanies ths Steamer and
For Passage, Berths, Stats aooms. or Frsifht
syPis on board the stcarfsr, or AZ the Frei. hi
IN Smes, PER ID Worth kiygr, or 81 ths Ones 9i
isno sueek New York, Feb, y, 1851,
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LE AASSE NEW NWstfBEk.PHIA


The Camden and Amboy and Philsdelnhis and
bE snPh ff rs G sew YdsT AM WAf
Rkkh b fR TT65kfSI STkEkE r.. SH !.
Stsh. NJ vi. Camden and Amboy. 90. and A.
AisH M, va Camden and Jersey ofr. IN. J.
A. 4; H., via Camden and Jensy oug, Morn
AIIIa 4. NJ. vi. Remington and Jenny City.
At i,x F: M, vfs Camden and Amboy, a. sommo-
APP: M. via Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
At tr q 2; A., Vi. Remington and Jersey City.
Af sSabs CAS- a. IA st kss1'nEton and Jersey City,
Ats ?. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
A: IN E M VIA Camden and Jersey City. (soush-
R saS P az: PsHss
T $. .snI Nail T .Iss,, .sn' daily
For B.lvlderc, Easton, Lamber.vrle, FlemIns-
son. 60, attic A. M; and * P. M, ffom Iss-
For W..er SAP, stIOudsbaIg. Scranton, wnf..-
4om Ts k M96i1ss' S,eHs BEND: &C.; no
EScI M.ue6 SS1Ts. Allentown and ps.hlehsm =,
ne nc a; NJ lie connects With the train leaving
For Mount Holly 1t andsA. ID. and and %
For FreshPld sttA. NJ. sndaP;
IN N. from Remington, and ~ p. NJ from
Walnut street wharf.
For Palmyra Riverton, Delanco, Beverly. Bur
inSton, Fi2r enneoo, Bordeutovn, 60, at In, !,
j. & and j. n.
Steamsr Trenton for Bordentovr, aud interme-
dlate Blaoes, 1T AZ p. III. from Walnut street
IL For Now York and WAY Lines, Leaving
kensinstOn Depot, take the oars on Fifth street.
above w alIut, half an hour before departure The
from the dc rot.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed to each
passenger. Passengers are prohlb ited from takinf
snythIng as baggage but their wearing apparel
All baggage over Fly pounds to be paid for
extra The company limit their responsibility for
teggaEe TO one dol ar per pound, and Will not be
liable fYr any amount beyond one hundred olsrs,
except By speolal contract,
VIM. H. 6ATZMER, Agent
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FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
,EE4NS AND FALL RIVER.

:. By Ine SPIondld and eupenCr
SteemsIs METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE, of rreei
strength and sYeed, but particularly adapted 20 the
navigation OF Long Island Sound, running in oop-
neotion with the Fail River aud Old COLONY Rail
road, distance Of % miles only 10 Boston.
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton,
MoEdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock
4; Al touching 81 Newport each way.
The Steamer METR0POLls, Capt Brown, on
TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays, 1t O'Clock
NJ, touching 1t Newport each way.
Those Steamers are lifted with oommodious
state rooms, and every arrangement for the securi-
q snd comfort OF passengers, who are Afforded BY
this route nights rest on board, and on arriysl
~ Fail River proceed Per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston eary the following morning or NAV
remain on board until starting Of the AocommodS-
ton Of 8 A: d., by which they may reach Boston
about 5.1 A. NJ.
A baggage master il attached 10 each steamer
who receives and tickets the baggsxe, and aooom.
Sanles the same to Its destination.
A steamer rms In connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through With
great dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves
f1l RIVER ever morning, Sundays excepted, a
~ O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, srrivins
IL us destln alton at about ii A. Nj
For freight or pas Apply on board. or at the
once on Pier No. North River. For state rooms
And berthh apply on board, or If desired to seen
them III advance, to WIN. BORDEN, Arr
70 and VI w est street. N. Y,
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FOR
1.-THE WEST, cia HUDSON AIV-

"a
S'@ER RAILROAD and NEW YOhE
CENTRAt kALLH0Ap; Express Trains le.v.
daily. Sundays excepted, ss follows:
From Chambers street From Slst IT. station.
A ilS .apm AHi !sss sspm
MS sS ; N and Buffalo '"Pm
Train with sleeping
Con5ectIns at Albany with the New YoPPt Cen
trsl Railroad for Schenectady, Rochester, Utica
town RailrGat, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
SusPensi,n Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Canandaig us.
Trail5 in connection leave Buffalo and Suspen-
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo and AXE Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Fon Du Lao
IA Crosse, Madison; Prairie Du CHEN, Gsiens,
Dunleith, Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Muscs-
:lne, Iowa CITY, Burlington, QUINCY, SPRING. field
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre haute, Indiana polls
Louisville, CINCINNATI, Layton, Columbus, Cleye-
land, and a.. points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy q
Boston and Rens. Il Saratoga Roads for Saratofs
Whitehall, X utland, Burling tOn, IT. Adams X ouse
Point, Piattsburgh, OsdeasburEt, Montreal, &o.,
&c.
IL Freight ARRANGEMENTS BY this route q.
above, without change Of Cars, from the Depots IN
Chambers and canal streets. are at all times a.
The facilities OF this great New York Route, 70 the
West commend 10 to the confidence OF merchants
an Shippers for promptness and dispatch
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleepibf
Cars run IN connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars as to local trains and freight ar
rangements, inquire at the depot 6s Warren ct,
\. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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DENTISTRY,
EEEEB.

NJ - EEEEH,
80 nLDSSIMIS, y; D.. the inventor sdd sateutes
SLtas seLNt AL RLATE TEETH, -,
torcs pe-sc2sl4y st ms ueice n This city kS
Haas PcIsohs oan TeSr these teeth VINO
sAnnC. Sesr others, and no person can We.r otbsr,
VINO CaenOr ve1T thezs, ~i 0NHoif
h.esfsons gaining 90 ny once can be accommodates
~ style Sc P-iCe vi Teeth they nav dssITe
- ~ t.Ose VAC aEe PS-sioEar 6uG wish the oursst
81 onsest, ap5 most perfect dentrre mai
= - e RIosaSs. the MINERAL PLATE viii 6s
., Rooms n this clty-No. 33s Pa. .ysnu.. bs,v..,
phla. 4 Hoos' M eue
oc 10 Il
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- cx,s,, NORTHERN
= Md CENTRAL RAILWAY,

SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,l
CALVERT SThTIoN, Baltimore. May l8, 1861.
On and AFTER Sunday, May 18th, 1861, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY Ar
rive and depart IS follows, until further notice
TRAINS MONTH,
MAIL at SIS A. Nj,
EXPRESS atSSOP.M
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at p,
The SO A. VI: train connects at Relay House
At Hanoyer junction with Hanover and tTettsbuTg
railroads; at York with York and WTightsviIle
Railroad; at Harrisburg With Pennsylyania Rail
ROAD for all parts of the West, also with Lebanon
valley Railroad to NsS York direct; at Northum
berland with L. and b. Railroad for Kingston and
~ Parts OF Tycomlng Valley and at Sunbury with
Northern Pennsylvania and New York
The S.S) L. M train makes all the above oonneo-
6ons except Hanover Railroad, Wrishtsville
hailroaa and the Lebanon Valley Railroad
The +; nj; train makes connections with Penn
syivania Railroad for ali parts of the West. and
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE
Mai st 10 p. l.; Express st rs A. M: Harris
burg Accommodation at 2.4S p. M
For Tickets and information insuire At thu
Ticket Oroe, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
}. e, CLARK, Suy,t,
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- PHILADELPHIA, WILL
MiNGT0N AND BAL

SPR!NG AND SGMMER ARKANGEMENr.
Trains for Phiadeph win leave President street
Depot daily Gsfcept sundays)ts follows, VIZ:
SIS a. NJ; Evening Mail at IS O'Clock. ON SUN
PAYS at IS p. NJ. only. Ali trains connect with
days. ~ oA S"'ui-
A Freight Tram with passenger car attached
caves at r. NJ stopping at all Stations between
Baltimore and Hnvrs de-G race. O''
PASSENGERS for Delaware and the Eastern shore
81 MAT, and will hnd the most expeditions route by
way of WILMINGTON. ~
IIAlI Colored Persons must give bond before
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packages UNCALLED FOR AT The
oYFIcK OF THE
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
WAsHIS6roN. Nov

WASHINGTON, Nov Is, 1861.
The following packages remain on hand at this
once this daF. Owners applying for any Of them
Will please say they are advertised.
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~T- INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
s EASTERN aNp WESTERN
SHORE STEAMERS

KENT CAPT.. n: K,rwal:
"PIONEER," Capt. w. Norman,
VIII run their routes as follows, leaving Light
street, Baltimore, foot Of Camden, att O'CLOCK A.
kENT-FoT Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Choptank rIver, every WEDNESDAY and
Monday.
For Annapolis snd West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning ga II q days.
PlONEER-FOr st. NIohsei's and Easton, via
Miles River, every "WEDNESDAY, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
And Easton Point. every THURSDAY, returning
by ssre route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, st. MichaeI's and
Eaton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY, returning every Monday by same route.
Fare TO Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Esston
F,rs 70 ~ M;c6.sps NJ 1iiI..; ~
Fare 20 West River, (ropnd trip, slL--.---- loo
Fare to Annapolis (rCUnd trip rs cents) rs
MEALS EXTRA.
ECFIelEht must be prepaid.
Wharf and Once, LIGHT ST, foot of Camden.
bstlmore c. h. CANNON.
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VIM. CRAWFORD, AGENT.
) NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL

Passenger Trains leave via Payo-
Dla Ferry and Long DOCK, from foot of Chambers
street, New York, as follows, Viz:
IW q. m EkFRESS. for Dunkirk, and Buffalo
and principal lntermsHiaie Stations.
500 a. MAIL, for DunkIrK. and intermediate
and proceeds the next morning -
go M MILK dally, for Ousville. and inter
Il:co a: N, ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
Jervls, aRd p inolpal Stations. vi
a% ?: m, VA, for Mlddletown, Nevbursh,
500 r. u; NIGHT EXPR Ess. daily, for DUN.
Tr TT Bahslo Csnandalsua, and principal Stations
Stations, and runs only TO Elfnirs i"'n
% ~ ?: m: ACCOMMODATIONS for Townsville,
n.u CHAS. MINOT. Gsnr sup't.
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- 70 foSTG' s "a MsS:SSSSEs 4k t'S ofD
more, west side, DAILY, SUNDAYS included, j az
- o'clcok r. 81; taking passengers and feIGht, and
Washington; ID. c., Philade phis, New York, Bos-
ton, York, Harrisburg, PIttsburg. Pa. and the
West, Immediately after the arrival of the FL ess
Train from New FORK And Philad elphia.
The following is the Schedule:
From Nsw York to Fort Monroe and hack ala
From Phlladelph and bsok. &lO
From Baltimore and baok..---.-... &c,
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. at the New ersey Railroad Once
foot of COURTYARD street.
In PHI PhIa, at the Company's office, N. w,
corner OF sixth and Chestnut streets or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets
In Baltimore, on board the Stesmsrs foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER
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- NOTICE To TRANSFERS.
hb Postmaster General hsyipf ordered the
MAJ! service between WashinrtOu,
F, sttmofe, ana Old Point Fortress GzS
MoncaI, the goth lnstant, the Bay Line of steamer,
VI i t bsitim2Ie EVERY DAY leXoept Sun
O'Clock ?. M, or Immediately after the arrival OF
the W ashIns ton Train, which leaves Washinrtor
1t ~ O'Clock .. IN.
IN SNu M N FALLS prss,t
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Thompson. +, 1 do;
Thurston, DR., 1 do;
Tucker, ] II, l do.
ThOrnberg, Il Co, 1 do;
Traver, Jos, 1 do, 30tt
N Y;
Thompson, w s, 1 do;
Thompson, Col A, / do;
Talbot, r Nj, 1 do:
TitcOmb, James, 1 do;
TOstevin, John, l do;
Theacker, T Z, Il do;
Truck, NJ c, l do;
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10 A nnge bottle Of
spalding's Prepared Glue
will save ten times Its oost annually.
sPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUBg
SPALDINGS PREPARED 0LUBg
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY. DISPATCH
~"A s1irca IN Tml SAVES NIEL"n
As sooidents win happen, evez in well regulated
families, 10 10 very desirable TO have some cheat
1nd.coa venient way for repairing Furniture, Toys
Crockery, 40
SPALDING'S PREPARED CLUB
meats al suoh smerGenoles, and no household %
sdord g Be wlthgutit fts Always ready. and
useful IN EVERY HOUSE..
{, n: "a Brush soeompsniss ssOh Bottle Pre-
HENRY c. sPALDINs,
aa-~s No. <e Cedar street. New Yorf
CAUTION.
A oeItAar Hnprinoiyled persons sre sttsmstnf %
yPkEPSREbH GI6R 'fs ZEE sEHI e.;aeos seS
- sSp, 30 easHfne before tarchfsins. and see ns
% ;slae pALpissv paEPAKkpsbsk-G
=. tas Scsaas vHsssr; I'll sthsrs Y,syrs.,a
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BY the Ne Of these Pulls the psrislis stt.sss .
Nervous ~ Sssh HsalA<ls may DO prov entoc; s5f
l taken 81 tue commencement Of N . ttask imne-
date relief from pain and sickness Va be obtained
They seldom hil In removing the nes,ss AID
Hss1ssbs 10 which females are % subject
They sst gently Ipsn the bsvslsr-rsasv lns sss-
fSS0Sss.
For Ltsrsry Mss, Sfsk.sfs. Dsllst,s Females,
and Oil persons Of ssk<stsry AsStfs, they are VA
liable % Lsssfsss improving the sv-sssfs, rfvlnr
fsss and stfS 70 the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and ssssaSth the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS ere the resyI, Of lops
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been IN use many years, during winch time
they have prevented and relieved q vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether onti-
mating In the srssss system or from . dsrsnsed
stats Of the stossASk
They are entirely vegetable In their competition,
and may be taken st al times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, ed az sb-
ssssS AZ sNS dtsasyssabls taste readers S ssss %
sdassSsf~ fks~ TO eAildsss.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEI7s!
The genuine have Eve signatures of Repr, O.
sDading on each Box.
Sold By druggists and eli ether Dealers In Mod
zines.
A Bs1 viii b sent BY mail prepaid On rsssivt.
the
PRICE, - CENTS.
Al orders should be addressed 10
HENRY @. sPALDINs,
- SONAR sYlIEr, NEW Yolr.
lfsa ths Bss~sa~, NsrJolI, VI.
,asI were made, VS.: Cure Of headache In al is
Rsa tA BssaSsr, Ns5sA, Va.
1hey have been tested in mere thaa tAssaas
sssss, With entire success.
Hsa IA Ds~ssrst. ST. cgssl, Mssa.
My1s HFs, Q. h.ys ben trCsoisd ith he ss.S-
Es~ tIs Wsass Il. II. 8ssass, ozsssss, IN,
w. We ses. hy, sns $ Mr. s,adins. and Ais N
Rsa tAs Sssaksrx Psa Rads, Mes o-,>sss. La,
al ya then y1s that are .ietss q. .,T.
numerous list that has received bsnsi6 tai NJ
other medicine can Prodsoe.
Rs~ tAs 6ssssts, Ds<saps-1, Is,sx.
mI Ia, sIsSd I. you'd not connect his nss.s y.h
Rs~ tAs ASs~tis~, Pysssxs.s, FL
:ssSf5.. ism;Sy for the Sssassl.: AZ one -
has ever been discovered
YSsa tks 81 LsvSs Dsa>srss,
Pills. IL rapidly Increasing.
Yssa az KassWkA VsIlss Sfsr, Lses~As. vs,
We Are sufe that Persons ssfsrixs With The iss<-
eehesswho try them, will gtlck 70 tfea,
Nsa tbs Ads0fis~, PyssSksasS, RI
Yhs testnosry In their fsvsr II strsnr, frsu the
most respectable sxarterA
Nsa tAs DsSls NsUs. Nsspsv1, RI
CspAAlic PILLS sre taking the place of oil npSs.
Nsa fss CeASssssl Bslisfia, Boses, Mar
eeid 10 b very ehoaoious for the headache.
HoM fAs Coumreial, Cssesaaats, Okie.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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CHkS. MINOT, g en-, Sup,t.
NATHANIEL MARSH. Reosiver. sup I"

-. HUDSON RIVER RAILROAn-
49, ForAhBANY AND TROY, con
- ~. - MEETING with TRAINS NORTH
Etom Chsmbei 81. NY. Prom s,th street.
Espdaesss end II q. m, rs .. m, and {, IS
reho SSo ana p, m. 5,25 p, m, -
Troy aud Albany (withlfo. as o. m (sundays In
Sleeping carl I0,l5-p. m oludedl ~
roug hkespsle train g, q. IS a. NJ, and tso n mn
m, LIS D. M. II -'-S - w.
PeesskllI lain, t.ee m Tsp ~. etS
and t,Sb and s.0o D. m ''S25p IN. - en1
Fishkili tam, $50 2: M SIS p. m. o. "a
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent,
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Alderman, C, 1 do;
Adams, c n, l dc;
Atwood, 6 w. 1 dc;
Amey, l. X. | bale;
Anderson, J ID, | pkg;
Averill, Col w w, l pei;
! Ascherton, II, I box;
! Adams, Richard, I do;
Appel, c, I do;
Asch, X, l do;
Amos, Jos F, I do.
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Thomas, Brig Genn r, rhompson, AdjtG w. 1
1pafcel; u Dor. -
Iattersell, James, do;Terwilleneer, Geo, do:
Iiiiman, John, do; Thorp, Harry, l do;
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Hillberg, John i box
10th N Y reg;
, Hutchengrow, J l do;
Hush, A X 2 bdls;
= Hewett, tDr c N I box
50th N Y regt;
Hand, BW lido, LIST Mass
Ind csv'y LIST regt, l box
lDgraham, f ID, l do 7tt
Maine;
ingalls,, II, l do;
Johnson, w II, 1 do, LIST
N J regt;
Johnson, Capt C, do;
Jackson, Geo, I do;
yopes, |. | pkg;
Jones, w II, 4 bdls;
Jackson, Col w A, I Dbl
Jones, r P, | chest;
Jordan, WACO, edo att
Janstein, Lieut. 6 b, 1 d.
! 55th N Y regt;
Jacobs, CE, 1 trunk i5tt
Pa regt.
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Kingsman, CIV, l pkg;
, Kane, LIT Col il, l box;
Knott, Mrs A NJ, 1 do;
Kasuswasky, DrH 1 bdI
Karney, Brig Gen, 1 pkg
Krause, John, 1 p box;
Kellroy, John, l box;
Kilmuray, Patrick | do;
Kirk T, do;
, King, w b, 4 boxes;
Kline, Aug, l box
Kroeger, l key;
kusSick, Mrs b, | boy;
Keen Il Leonthall, I bag
Kirk, Capt w A, | pkg;
king& Sanderson, l box,
Knot, A X, l do;
Karnsner, C w, | trunk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26

Aiken, Lieut. E p, 1 pei
Arnoux, J 6, l do;
Adams, F G.. 1 do;
Adams, Mrs Z n, 1 do;
Adams, Charles. 1 do;
Andrews, 1t + II, l do;
Ahern, Thomas NJ, l do
Atkinson, Miss NJ, l do;
Armstrong, Geo, ] do;
Adams, Col J w lido;
Anderson, Gen r, 1 do;
Andrews, H p. I box;
Burton, Thos $, I pei;
Barker, N, 1 do;
Ballet, 1t 6 w, I do;
Bray, A M, l do Co F
Sd reg't;
Black 4 skunk, ] do;
Ballentine, w A, do;
Brooks, Il, | do;
Brice, u, 1 do q s n;
Bird. J 5 Miss, | do;
Blont, Mr., 1 do;
Black, n, I do,
Berg, DR. A, I do:
Ball, 6, 1 do, Co II I'd
reg't;
Baird, Capt f C, 1 do;
Siddle, John, I do;
Borg, A, l do, N York
Zouaves;
Berford, Capt ], | do;
Bliss, Lieut., I do;
Beatty, Geo, | do;
Buxton, Capt ] p, | do,
Excelsior Brigade;
Bradley, Z w, l do;
Broughton, I F, 1 do;
Buck, Rev d D, 1 box;
Brabin, Moses, | do;
Bouvier, J b, l do;
Bean, Henry, I do;
BOlter & Wilson, 1 do;
Bebb, NJ s, do;
Branderberg, FW, lido;
Boylan, Peter, 1 do;
Barker, Mai q w , I do;
Brown, w X & Co, / do;
Bellew & Co, I do;
Baxton, L :, | do;
Bach. J c, | do;
Bordieu, Mr., l do;
Becker, J 5, I do;
Buanel, J II, J do;
Bartlett, VIM, l do;
Butterheld, Maj, 1 do;
Booze, ID E III, l do;
Brensteadt, F., l do;
Burnes, Geo, l do;
b ker, w, l do;
Banks, J r & Co, I do;
Benedict, LtCol l., 1 do
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

STATE OF ARkANoAS. ] crp
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 e- and other personal etl cS w the saia Levi, tinruI ded eiZ d and s-ess q and 1t appearing t t rom atd vt appended t. sii petition h ih o luW ing Il he 1, of ea'd dece3eed to wifi J hn l. iintl. Iil"m T. elhOrn and Ill ti hi. i,e and h "d Hn'"l. are s'raut- nf lhe sta of Arkan II cr fo e.rd by tie that said non si- heir+ ort of the p"nd ,ncy Of sa D.
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 and pnfS' tn tate of ,rkausis for TWO su c.,ti,s tkS. th last in q to D at thirty d,s D for to sit ipk the term of this ir that ui.ess they ,ha ant Hp ef re th judge of said Court of bate oi the rnunly ct st. r k and If Arkan ,t-. rth .nl day nt id rprm te un A, ho l.n | in ad [ r uutv ths | uii u, Ii>ttict iu e" Mniion he fnrh Mon av n ia, ulry 4. iN then and ttere 4usw .aid q l. ' un alt eh auy iie have ~hy ser ,h,ll n t ig.d H,id Hest N a~ wid ani t ss sf re. s'd cridaIc- wtn the pray sad ei ti'n IT the s he tas cUnlessei by th n, a decree en. e,tai ata F ngly.
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 II tNRY II ALBERT CLERK,
 Dec t2 1861. 2. Co of ads S5. '