The sun., 1861-11-22
RAILROADS.

1861.
GREAT CENTRAL RoUJE d.
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
ExPREss TRAINS LEAVE pEpou
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY, SUNDAYS EIcKr1E1l, As TorIov,,
I'm ChAmbcrs" 81, Prom sOi 81. s.sso..
Ni@AH iioS "tsotm,x MiSSax Il g. x,r,m
H-n,rel ard Bufi II lin wiib sleeti1s c,p.
10.16Pn 10
CONNECTING AT ALRAhT WITH INV ro.s o@-r...
SCHENECTADY, ROCHESTER,
RoYE, and stations on BTFPAio'
Rome and WAtertown NIAGARA FAIIs,
Railroad, SUSPENSION BRTn1u
SYRACUSE,
AVBCRS, GkNEvA, CANANDAIGUA
Iisins In connection loave BUFFALO .nd gUy
PENSION, via LAGE SHORE BUFPAIO snS
LAKE HURON and GREAT wIsTERS RAIe
CIuCAGo, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE. FoN ID
LAC, LA CROSSE MADISON, PRAIRIE Dp
SIifS, S,5,l GAlnSA ~ lsLtJ H. DuBUoUI, Plso-
Bl RlNGION, QUINCY, sPRINGTIILD' AZ,
Ton, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO TERRE HITTE. D
DIAfArULls. IOUIsyuIE CINCINNATI, DAY
mini
NfsT, HOkIdWl-T and sOCrHwK5f.
NORTHERN ROUTE, :.
Conne-tSg with trains At Troy, with 1-aoy A
BOSTON aud RFNS. d SARATOGA ROADS A,
sAkAIoGA, MmIEnAIL- RUTLAND, BUR-
LINTON. ST. ALBANs, ROUSE POIHf,
PLATIsBUEdH, CGDENsBuRGH, MONTREAL
&C. g..
LOCAL TRAINS
Laave Now York ~ follows,
r'o-S cha-1oers STREET Prom Thirttoth @rca.
PoughkeeTsis trains, 6 A. 20 A n, and II 20 40
n, and i2.o6 and 4rH 4DPE
Peekskiil train. $50 A Obo A. N and b.Sr.E
Sing Sing train, is, $50 40, as and lo.n,.
Fishkil train, q oOrH 68r.H
"- fRENGHT ARRANGEMENTS BY ,hls r,u..
A. above, WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARR ~.
tie Depots In CIANBERs AND CANAL srKrrr, -
AZ all tirrss as yovorubk a. mad br otA-T R,irn.s
Conpanbs The facilities Of tkk gree, NFV
YORK ROUTE 70 the West, cntnnend Il n an,
cont coridsnes e., Of merchants ans slippers bg prosnp4
Passenger trains with SMOKING and sI,EHPr,~p
Road.
For particulars "a " local rrA,ss and sr,Iob, ~.
rangements, inquire at the depot, 6S Warren a
NSu-Hl a. r. SMITH, Superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERsKY
~ From foot Of COrilandi streeL-Connectins n
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lackavana srA
Western Railroad, and a, EAston with Lahigh Vaiiry
n
" Pll1sBIBG and the WEST, without chanTs o
cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
CommenoinS Nov. 4ta, lSGi-Jeave New Yaf AZ
fyuJwBi
HARRisBUEo HIP.Ess-At Ga. ~, FIR HAa,n.
ke3dins, fottylls H&rtshuIg, kauch Chuak,
Nilliamfport- &c.
MAIL TRAtE-Ai s A. ~, for Haston, wa.,r An.
Scranton Grea, Bend, Pfntou, wnke1harrpA a..
lYh IHEoudn TKAIS-For Ess.on, hauah Chunk.
Nilismsplrt Reading POltOille, uarrishurg. A.,
tP.s. lHRouoH JRAH--FOr F-,ston, Rs.hlehsua'
Allentown and Mauch Chunk
$50 ?. n. WAY TRAIS-For SDtneryilla
500 ?. n. Western Express for Esstou AtanNo~,a.
Reading Harrisburg P.tlslurR, and The Maa
slocpiLs Cars frotn Jersey City through 70 Pilas-
burg.
EXPRES5 TRAIN FOR HARRIsHuRd.
The o a. N. Express Train frsm New York Arrtr,r
81 HairhburS at ?. ~, connecting Eat and WoS
on Pennsylyn Central kdlrod, Northern Centrai
Railroad North and sOuth, aud with CumberAn<
Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST
leaves New York at ?. n daily t5undny. sresrH.af
making close connection at Harrisburg with Penn.
sygAnia RailrOld--wlth no change Of cars 10 P,sAL
burg, and hut one " Cincinnati ard Chicago Rou,
hours time u stytd by taking this train.
ELlzABETuPORT AND NEW YORK FgRRY,
Leave New York fom Pier NJ. 2, North Rysr n
9.l5 A. ~, 1870, $50 and 4.ROrs
The boats St al bergen POini and MAJ nsr's RA-R~
Dor every trip each way.
Auls iY'l6 JOIN o. sTERSS, superintsndsrs