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FOB STATESMEN, JUDGES,
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the large holds quart, 20 per cent. more IN proper
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~T- THE REGULAR MAIL LINE
&t3SVIA GR0ToN. SCONlNGTON

anu PhOVlDENCE, FOX BOS-
TON-inlaHd Route--The shortest and most d.
reot-CarIy the Eastern Mail.
The steamer PLY MOUTH ROCK. Capt, J. G
Geer. and COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w.
Williams, In connection with the Stonins ton and
PIoyidenSe,and Bos on and Providence Railroads,
leaving Now York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No Is North River, at O'Clock F. NJ, and
GIoton 1880 o'clook r. NJ, or on the Arrival of
he Mail Train which leaves Boston at 80 p. NJ
The PLYMOUTH ROCK: from New York.
toTPH tI d ssH,, rhTSW5sd:y and saturday.
Tuesday Thursday, and S.turdey. From Groton
N onday, Wednes day, and Friday.
Passengers from Groton proceed per railroad to
Providence and Boston, IN the Express Mail
Tram. reaching sad place in advance of those BY
other routes, and in ample time for all the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sengers that prefer 1t. remain on board the
steamer, enjoy nights rest undisturbed. break
fast If desired, and leave GIoton n the 4 Is A. NJ
Tr.in, connecting at Providence with the 20
A nj. Train for Boston.
Fsre from providence to Newport, Fifty cents
"A baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
Train each way.
For Passage, Berths, Stats Rooms, or Freight,
appIy on board the steiner, or at the FreiE ht
Once, Pier 10 North River, or at the Once Of
land street. New York, + eb. %, 1851,
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E MILITARY BOOKS.

L RENCH RICHSTiEN have Just received a
large and complete assortment of Military Books
OF all kinds, which they offer from ten to 6fty
per cent below the regular retail prIoes.-in-
A new edition Of Hardee's Infantry and Rife
Tactics, complete, Sl-25
EorHes Volunteers Manual, 2 vols AZ
Ala o Compendium of HaTdee's Taotios, Zoo
Gross's Military Surgery, $50
ahan's Field Fertilization and OUTPOST, each rs
Hsrdee's Taotios, cheap edition, $50
Inc Soaler,s Guide, complete manual and
ariu Dook LOT the use OF the Volunteer Militia and
The Hand: Book for the U. 9. Soldier, being
nrst BOOK OF instruction to the u. o. Infantry tao
cfh Also. Military Maps, Map Of the Seat Of War,
Any OF the above sent by mail free,
FRENCH 4 RICHSfEIN,
I'M - 2Ta PennayivAniA SvAuua.
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MAPS OF ThE SEAT OF. wAR.-A sDlendid
Alag, Pocket Maps Of all kinds.
E3id ns Camp Drsssins Cases FROM O. % 70 %.
Paper and Envelopes. T'~s
Flags, BSnnsrs md Badges, Views of wshfns.
FRENCH 4 RIcHsTEINs
National Bookstore.
Nv fIntsl. & RspubJ 9Ts Pa svsnue,
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THE EVENING STAR.
NH APPLE PREsHRYn.

Twist OF the top ard bottom, and pare on
The rough outside OF pins-apples; then Welgn
them, and cut them in slices, chips. or quarters,
or cut them in four or six, and shape each piece
like q whole pineapple; to each pound otiruit
put teacup Of water; put it in preserving
kettle: cover IL, and set ii over the fire. and let
them boil gently until they are tender and
CLEAR. then take them from the water, by stick
ing q fork In the centre Of each slice, or with q
skfmmsr into q dish. Put to the water W hits
sugar pound for each pound offruit; stir it until
Ii Is all dissolved; then put in the pineapple;
cover the kettle, and let them boil gently until
transparent throughout; when it Is 30, take il
out let II cool, and put Ii in glass jars; a. soon
a. the strip 10 little cooled, pour IL over them;
let them remain in cool place until the next
day, then secure the jars as directed previously
Pineapple done in this way is delicious pre-
serve The usual manner Of preserving ii by
putting 1t into the strip without first boiling ii
makes 1t little better than swestened leather.
CANARY BIRDS.
Having had much trouble in protesting
canary birds from the attacks Of the insects
that infect them and the cages, learned the
following simple method Of destroying these
pests, which will no doubt be a useful piece Of
Information to many of your readers. By
placing every night over the cage white cloth,
The insects gather upon 1t, and in the morning
nay be seen by carefully examining the cloth.
They may thus be soon removed, and then all
that Is necessary IS to thoroughly clean and
varnish the cage.
NEW WAY OF BOILING FISH.
The addition of few herbs and vegetables In
tie water gives q very nice flavor to the fish.
Add, according to taste, little sliced onion,
thyme, bayleaf, winter savory, carrots celery,
cloves, mace, using whichever of these ingredi-
ents you oan procure; 1t greatly improves
skate, fresh paddock, gurnet, dc. Fresh
water fish, which have no particular flavor, are
preferable done thus, with the addition Of q
little vinegar. Choose whatever sauces you
please for any Of the above fish.
TO BAKE SQUASH.
To bake well. ii needs not only to be baked
done, but q confirmation of gentle heat long
enough to evaporate its juices, leaving all Its
sugary sweets just right to tempt the palate.
Unlike the potato, it is not best baked done
quick, and no longer than until done, but is
far better for being dried after baking
OUNCE AND APPLE JELLY.
Cut small and core an equal weight Of tart
apples and ounces; put the ounces in a pre-
serving kettle, with water to cover them
and boil till soft; add the apples, still keeping
water to cover them, and boil till the whole il
nearly pulp; put the whele into Jelly bag
and strain with Jut pressing.
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,

0H& CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICER
On a1d after Sunday; MsI 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY ar
rive and depart as follows, until further notioo.
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL ats Is A. NJ,
EXPRESS at 80 Pm
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION atsP.
NJ
The sl5A A. VI. train connects at Relay House
with trains on the Western MARYLAND Railroad:
q Hanover yunotlOn with Hanover and 6ettsburr
Ra lroads; at York with York and WrightsviIle
Rail- at Harrisburg With Pennsylvania Rail
road for all parts of the West also with Leba non
VALLEY Railroad 10 Nsy York direet; at Northum
berland with L. and b. Railroad for Kingston and
Ali parts Of Wycomlng Valley and at Sunbury with
the philadelphia and Erie Railroad for ali parts
NortherA Psnnsylvan8 and New York.
The s 80 +. M train makes al the above copneo-
lions except Hanover Railrca id, WrlghtsyIlie
Railroad and the lebanon Valley Railroad.
TEe6 +: NJ train makes connections with Penn
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail at610P NJ; Express st , q A. NJ: uar,is-
burg Accommodation at 2 IS p. nj
For Tickets and iDfor alton insuire At the
Ticket Ofhoe, Calvert Station, Baltimore
j. e. CLARK, Sup't,
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FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
GseA AND FALL RIVER.

.<E1W BY the splendid and superior
steamers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE. of great
strength and speed but particularly adapted to the
navigation of Long and Sound, running in oon-
peotlon with the Fall River q ID Old Colony Rail
road, distance of IS miles only TO Boston.
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton
Mondays. w ednesdsys, and Fridays, at 8 O'Clock
L: NJ, touching at Newport each way.
he Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Setu rdays, at s O'Clock
I: NJ, touching at Newport each way.
f. These Steamers are fitted with oommndiOus
STATE rooms, and every arrangement for the securi
y and ooIn ort OF passengers who are afforded by
TINS r0use nlshts' rest on board. and on arriI al
At Fal River proceed per Steamboat Train. reach
ing Eostcn carly the following morning or may
remal or board until starting Of the Acoommods-
tion a. 8 A: NJ; by which they may reach Boston
about 845 A. NJ.
A baggage master is sttsched 10 each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom-
panles the same TO its destination.
steamer IuNs In connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays
freight TO Boston Is forwarded through with
great dis patch by an Express Train, which caves
fall River ever morning, Sundays excepted, at
IN O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving
al It's ues ilnatlon at about ii A NJ
For fregh or pas sage, apply on board. or at the
ofhos on Pier n o. North River. For state rooms
And be tbs sppy on board, or 4 desired 70 secure
them In advance, to WIN. BORDEN, Agt
70 And II w ST N
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szsksSK-zzs BALTIMORE AND 6HIo
RAILROAD,
On and after May l6tn, 1861, the trains will run
al follows, viz-Leaye Camden Station, BaltI-
more,-MsIl, lexcept Sunday,) at s. 80 A. NJ; Ex-
press daily at 8. IS 2. NJ. Both Trains 20 directly
through FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore And Piedmont IA re the A. NJ
Train; bAtwsen Piedmont and Wheeling take 40
oommOdatIon Train, leaving Piedmont at 5. ~ A.
NJ; and between Grafton and Parkersburg, take
the SA NJ Train from Baltimore.
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves baltimore
at 80 L: Nj: and Frederick a. $50 A. NJ
Th- ELLICOPT'S MILLS TRAIN leave Bal
tlmore at ~ and 9.l5 A. NJ. and Is and $40 p. NJ
and Elllcotts Mills st 74o and IL 80 a. NJ and Sl5
For further Information, Tickets of every kind
&c, apply to J: T. ENGLAND Agent, at Camden
station, or at the Ticket office.
W.P. SMITH,
Master of TRANSCRIPTION,
l.. Nj. COLE, Gent Ticket A. gent
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic Attacks
RfrvoHs or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
taken CT the commencement OF sn attack imme-
date relief from pain end sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea And
Headaeks TO which females are 30 subject
They act gently upon the bovels,-removlns Cos
tfvsasSs.
For Lite,erp Mes, Sftdesfs, Delicate Females,
And all persons OF ssdsntary habits, they are val
uabis as Ldxdtivs, improving the appssits, xivins
fons and cisor to the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been In use many years. dunng which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether or1gi-
mating In the nsrroxs system or from Q deranged
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taken ST ell times with perfect safety
ssnes Of any dtsasrnabIs taste renders Il easy TO
sdH1tnisty thsnl TO chiLdysn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have 1--WE signatures of Honry C.,
Sradlng on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and oil other Dealers in Medi-
cines.
A Box will be cent By mail prepaid on reoei,to
the
PRICE, IS CENTS,
AL orders sho aid be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDIN6,
<e CEDAR STREET, NHw YORK.
Fyes tAs Ezsmi~<-, NorfolL, Vs.
The Csrhaio piis .osomlIsh ths object for which
Ns~ tLs Esa~iss,, Ns.roa, ".
They have been tested in more than athsusaud
Eo.s tAs Dssoe,st. ST. Cloud. Mos.
ar fs,. h sSs scsS
NAY have them In case OF aA.sttack.
Foss hs WsstsyS r. r. Gaxsffs, C1isAss Ill
We heartily endorse Mr.. SDalding, and his ul-
nvalled Cephalic PILLS.
Vow tks SosfAsr, Patk FTsar, Nss OyIssss, La,
numerous list that has reoeiVed benefits thst no
other medicine oan produce.
F,oss tAs 6asstts, Davenport, Issss.
Ar: sPeldinE would not connect his name With
IN article he did not kso~ to Iossess real merit
Fsow tks Adv~tis~, Prs-ISss.., R.L
soys Esm.s Ps s r. fsS 20 be
very best Very esasnt ccm MI Ehe 1 81 e
has ever been discovered.
PSo@ fkS St. Loeis Dss.ae,st
PliIs) Is rapidly increasing.
Esw fAs Kssa<ks VsiIsy Star, Kssasks, w.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick 70 thom.
Fboss tks Advsrfis0, Pyostxsass, r. T.
The testimony In their !avor ID strong rom the
most respectable quarters. ~ VAC
Fou As Daily Ness, Es,syort, r.
Cephalc Pills are taking the place of all klnds.
ROW fhs Conmnetdl Bx!lstis, Boston, Mass
SAID TO be very efdcaoIOus for the headache,
from hs Commercial, Cinetasatf, Ohio,
safering humanity can now be relieved,
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.ssA@S TO FoET M9Nk9E 1N t't Old

POINT COMFORT.
Leavss the lower end Of UNION DOCK, Bait
more, west eide, nhILY, SUNDAYS included } al
G9onnectinz With the Railrood lines to and from
WASH ION, ID. c., Philadelphia, New York, Bns
w est Immediately .f er the ARRIVAL Of the Express
Train from New York and Philadelpha
The following is the Schedule:
From New York to Fort Monroe and back Sl4
From Phiadciphla and hack. ...,.,. Si0
From b tinoTe and back.., as
ITPROCURE YOUR TICKETST
In New York. a. the New Jersey Railroad Once
TO Il of COURTYARD street.
In PHI adelPha, at the Comp.ny's ofics NJ w
corner If Sixth aud Chestnut streets or A. The
Depot, Broad and Prime streets
In B.ltImOre, OF b Dard the Steamers foot of
Union Dock. HUGH CONNER VI
M
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1T Horace Greedy has been suffering from an
attack Ct brain fever. Seri Us fears were enter
ta'red a few days since for his recovery, but he
Is now believed to be out of danger.
-Four editors Of prominent Southern Jour.
nails were killed IN the battle at Bull Run.
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CHAS. MINOT, Genr Sup't
NATHANIEL MARSH II eoeiyer
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
4 For ALBANY AND TROY. CON

And wEST, Trains leave: -
From Chambers st. NY rom tn street
Express. and IL q. m, 7,25. 4, Is a. m and +,
and 80 and p. m. 5,25 D IN.
Troy snd Albany with 10 As p. m, (Supdays in
sleeping carl 1918 p. m cluded,j
POugkkeepsIe train 6, q l6 q a, m and 20 o. m
LIS p.
P+ekskIll train, 4 20 p m q Is D. M
Sing SIT & trans 90 IN. Is a. m, and IS and
and 81 and 90 p. m, BPS D. m.
Fishklll tram, 81 p. m. 5 IS m.
A SMITH, SnnarIntandanf
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III A single bottle Of
Spaldtng's Prepared Glue
will save ten times Its cost annually.
SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUEy
SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEy
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY! DIsP1Trs
Dr"A sTrTca IN TINE sAvRs NINknn
As accidents will happen, even in well rsxul.,.s
Crockery, DO.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
meets AL such emergencies, and no household "A
adord 20 be without II. 1t 10 always ready and
10 the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N. g-A Brush accompanies each Bottle Pie
HENRY @. sPALDINa,
No. - Cedar street, New York.
CAUTION.
As csEtAin unprinoipled persons are attain psns 70
palm o4 on the un4usRecting public, lmitafions Of
ny PREPARED GLUE, would caution q M
sont,c e1amlns before pWchhsing, and sss tn
sPALDINs's PREPARED GLUED
z 90 The s.tsids vrs1Dsf; ~ others sy syIpdhns
ssns1ah SHAVE
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ID READER,
L ERUsE T6s foiss,nt st.ssmsEt and thsn Judge

ABRAM COLE, Of Brocilyn. N. Y.,.v.u
Known SIti.s. ths,f, had suffered RON ispspps
TIED AYER's PILLs, which taken according 70
ne aireonons for this ocHPaint restored pun 70
month he has bad no return Of his complaint
GEO. w. GROSS, Of Harmony. Texas, bad On
yhieh covered eout one thIra OF Bis body. IL kesi
9e parts affected covered with o scab, and being
and DISTRESSING. II 80 much Impaired his health as
70 Unit hint or business Hpd Kept him in CONSTANT
kYEkf to$PSfGSD ExTRH1cSTe p sk Al ga.
PAR1lLA, which CURED him. Bis skin stil shows
a. clear as an infants.
,IQHN II. sHooE. Ess,, On eminent lawyer Of
knngs severe pain set in on the left side with q
%, nea 90e9h, which vss soon followed by the upms-
Eep lQy he compenoed takinG AYERS cHER-
n PECTnkAL, yhloh soon STOPPED the cough
PREPARED 6I Oh. J. 9. AVER & CO., Lowell.
MASs. ma Is cots
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N0ftte "a feI1et eHA

4 HE Postmaster General having ordered the
psi ii service eetyeep Wsshington. ~
MonIoe) % be resumed, on and after
MONDAY, the 10Th Instant the Bay Line of steamers
day from their wharf. foot OF Union book, at az
O'CLOCK p. M, or Immediately after the arrival OF
the washington Train, which leaves Washington
m 20-tf NJ NJ FALLS pras,t
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4 INIoN PAPER AMP ENvELOPEs.-Tven
xi,b yrnsrsns styles OF Mote and Letter Paper,
w. hs q ws.hinston II the form Of Ross, and
Az ne DAILY AID Week " Papers con.tspty on
nhASi 5sIsd, Times, and 'rribans received ever
b.psrs ron al .psrts Of the country. ''
ReedlSs Dime Novels and Song Books.
hssh supply Of Books for summer resdinE;
"a arg sssortnslt OF ygvenii,s-M 1yne Reds
DVoS hollo Books Abbott's Hist9pes. 40.
usccont OF 10 % - per cent, on al bound b.,Os
FRENCH 4 RtQASTElN
nA& Ns6onA Books tob, 4Te f6&y,
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N 1r M,aySb q Ek 81 %asr A AoD
ALBANY, IhM3Rf' NuuRRTH AMP WEST.

Commencing Monday, May nth, lest
For Abapy-ll:O0 o. m. fast express train from
26th street.
For Dover Pars-4Cn p. m stopping at White
Nins and stations north 10 Dover plains-from
2Sth street station
CThis train will run to Milerton every Saturday
EVENING"
For Croton Falis-s:l5 a. m. stopping at al Sta
tlGns north Of tordham from g: h street station.
For " hlte Flalns-2:Sl, 4l0 and 500 .. m. stop
Ping q. al stations from 26th street station.
For w hlte P!aIns-6; S p. m stopping at al sta
tons from White "treet station.
For Williams BridEe-7:Si, ll:i5 8. M and $50 D.
m stopping at all stations from 9TH street station
Returning will leave
AIbary-9:f0 q. m. last eJ press train.
Dover alns-5:SO q. m. tThis train leaves Mil
eItOn ever Monday morning at 8 a.. n.y.
Croton Falis-5 D. III.
White PIaIns-6:IO, 700 q m. 40 4 TOO D. m.
Williams BrIdge-s:S0, 800 q. III. Il l:OO D. m.
Sunday trains will leave 4th Avenue oornar 2ad
street, for Central Park, YorkvIle, Rsrem and
Ugh Bridge every few minutes. from $50 q. IN. to
200 m. JOHN BURCHILL. Asst Sup't.
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JOY HF H LHtE s siSS z ARsE s sEestEEihs
AMY ZEE hkaH asxzp.

Of those Numerous ailments which arise rem I'm
priN Of See blood! What AZ. they, Do yor Isk Z
source s HE and heslth, and 10 10 the trst elemeut
q or bSrs 10 IesSond 20 sly eas.e Which a1ects
prsyiilinr SesrslIia, the iTnhSnG Erysipelss, ths
subtle sfroialst the sIoniHps hSeuElatism, Nev-
yo1s Dab iU, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp Mt with its
prior Sad detection, spd the nxnberlcss IIls thai
tesh Ia hetr 3, dsure thar hideoFs origin from the
blood DeA 6tp6y thon and gently with the blood.
and s.fE % % Commend % year eonfdenoe ana
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Nj. " FALLS, Pres't-
PHILADELPHIA, WILL
52fEs MMIhNN9p9E AND BaL-

SPRING AND SUMNER G 4
On and after TUESDAY May l<th, Passenger
Trains for Phiadep hia will leave President street
Depot daily (esoept Sundays)as follows. VIZ;
express Train at Is 4. M, Way NJ all Tram at
6.S A. NJ; Evening M Oil at 4 u O'Clock On SUN
rnAfSat Is P. M. ONLY. All trains connect With
days.
A Freight Tram with passenger oar attsobe ed
leaves 81 P. NJ Stopping at sll Stations between
Baltimore and Havre de-Grsce.
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern shore
Of Maryland Will find the most expeditions route BY
way of WILMINGTON.
IAN ,COlored Persons must give bond before
entering the cars. ,vv =. u,o,n
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HhS u. COIS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DBCDOTIoN,

Win rosaN 20 this almost infallible fyeoIhs
and the evidenoes Of this great efficacy are ans
tanned by Constant Ayovs-s Of curative elects and
tbs hispiest results from It's use are after al othsr
remedies md tie best medical skill have fsiled.
Let us SAY, In eonolusion, that certificates
hcisl, but they are volunteered from the most re-
sRectable eources and justify the highest terms in
winch 10 IL Eoeeit!e 10 commend valuable a
specific % public aFrrovtl, We may add Gao thst
the curative properties OF tho Medicine arr = LED
only By Its restorative effects, the sT-lsn reooysT-
ins from diee.ke with renewed constitutional viroT
For esle By 81 resp5OtaDIe Druggists IN tina
atty. and By the proprietor, MIS- Il. cox,
None genuine unless her name In blown q IS
bottle and her seal on the cork
RPnee 81 per bottle, AZ bottles for g.
eeorgetovns ID. c., w holeEsle Agent for the DIS
r1ct, and VIII supply the trade at ny Bnoex.
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&1E4{8f324akEa Roam

ROAD.
AK-TSE Passenger Trains leave via Pavo-
nis Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Cham ers
street. New York, as follows, VIE:
100 a. IN EXPRESS, for Dunkrk, and Buffalo
and principal interme0la'e Stations.
90 a. IN MAIL, for Dunklrk. and intermediate
Stahors-Thls Train remains over night at ElmIra,
and proceeds the next morning.
mediate Stations.
II % a. m, ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Port
JervIs, and incipal Stations
400 ?. m, WAY, for Middletown, Newburgh.
500 p. ~. Mo HT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun
kirk, buffalo, Csnand ua and principe Stations
Tee Train OF Saturday stops at all Mail Train
Stations, and runs only to Eimira-
500 p. m. ACCOMMODATION, for bonneville,
and principal Ststions.
NATHANIEL.
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