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WASHINGTON Feb. n. Toe steamer Stepping
Stones arrived this morning from the pper Flo
tlla yesterday morning Sue, with launch
and boats crew from the YANKEE, went On a
reconnaissance up the Oecoquan Creek some tour
miles.
Lieut. Eastman sent n Acting Master Law.
renee with the launch, VIII visited the north
and south shores penetrating a short distance
"a short distance INTO The Interior but without
finding any signs O, re.es just as the launch
vas leaving tile soutls it0i the creek by SIX
fire was opzned on tbe4 )G tie rebsls from five
or six held pieces, p.isi DO q clamp OF woods.
Some 40 shells were thrown by the enemy, all
of which flew uacomo.abi' near the Stepping
Stones, but dong $50 damage sa'e slightly tear
lng the flag, Tue dreWis returned by her and
IRON a howitzer IN .ae launch, plunsing a
shower Of rliled shot s'l the cover Of the rei-
els, which uudoubigl, damaged them, as their
fire soon slackcueu
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Fob. II. The following was addressed 10 the
Senate and House bat tJugres had adjourned
before it was delivered
The President OF the nited States was last
evening plunged into affection by the death OF a
beloved child The Head. Of Departments IN
consideration OF this distressing event have
thought it would be agreeable to Congress and
10 the American People that the ollclal and pri-
waite buildings occupied BY them should not be
Illuminated on the evening OF the 22d Inst.
Signed " ii SEwAsp,
EDWARD BATES,
). +. CHASE
+. NJ. STANTON,
GIDEON WFLLEs.
The Cabinet held their meeting nc the State
Department, The public buildings will not
therefore be illuminated, the order having been
suspended.
Recent disclosures completely eXhonurate
Marshal lAmon from the charge ul enc0ur-
aging or sancuouiug slave catching IN eouuec-
ton with the Washington Jail, or iutllctIon OF
cruel punishment ltappears that the regulation
excluding members OF Congress without passes
was rendered necessary by the confinement Of
political prisoners, ana was not intended as an
ailront to members
Congress having failed to make the requisit,
iapproprialon relative 20 the World Far, the
! Committee are unable to proceed, ana adjourned
to-day. Exhibitions, therefore, are thrown up
ON their own resources
Gen. Porter has been appointed Provost Mar.
shall of the army OF the Potomac. lie is NOW
Provost Marshal of Washington.
! The Seunte bill cOnierrlug a medallion on
meritorous private soldiers excues much com
'ment in military circles. The objection Is that
1t omlts to similarly regard officers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-25

Feb 20 Richmond papers 81 yesterday
have tLc following
.ArGrsrA. Feb rs Gen. Johnston had ice-
graphed c. the enemy, and offered TO surrender
Nashville ON the condition That private property
be- respected no answer had been received,
but the majority OF the citizens seemed willing
to give up ou these conditions
A large number Of citizens had left the city ~
Thirteen thousand Federal soldiers are at Fort
DoneIson, and 1000 at Carksyi.le The river
was rising 70 that the Federal guo5oats could
reach Nashville
\ large amount Of Government stores was
falling into the enemy hands
Most Of the rolling stock will be saved.
The captain OF the schooner Theodore, which
vas captured % Friday by the Yankees
in Bull Bay. made his escape lie says the
Yankees would capture and destroy Savannah
tins week, and Charleston soon alter.
The latest news from Savannah Is that the
Federal vessels were gaining ground IN their ei-
forts to reach tie main channel ~ the river and
thar an attack would not be much longer &c
ayed 4 private dispatch states that all was
quiet Yesterday morning at 10 clock.
RIcHuoND, FEB. Is Congress met to-day,
Wee Pre- ident stephens in the chair
BALTIMORE, Feb. -. Neither Corcoran, G A..
lee, nor MAJOR Revere are among tie returned
prisoners One % the returned prisoners has
been seven months n Richmond He gives un-
mistakabie evidence of the mct that a strong
Union organization exists in Richmond The
Union men claim Il be 5000 strong, and are
eagerly waiting and longing Tor an opportunity
to ling out the stars and Stripes.
Out OF the seventeen notifications around
Richmond, only one is armed The city could
be taken easily DESPERATE efforts are making
10 recruit the army
The rebels admit that if they douot secur,
the services Of every made citizen OF Virginia
between the ages lt Ii and Co., they must yielc
Virginia IN thirty days
mon men INFORM him that the army at Ma
uassa~ was falling back, thar from three to hy
regiments were daily arHyug a' Richmond, =
de Teunes,een, gong On tennessee, tha soutl
CaraIumus TO South Carolina and other troop
d Their several states
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. ov. Harris has called the Tennessee Legislature
together. for the purpos t' affirmed, of hay-
ing all the unconstitutional ac s passed by them
immediately annulled, and ieahessee olhcers
aud citizens declare that the oate Will soon be
buck IN the Union
Gen. Gen. Buckncr and johnson are still at
Fort Doneson. Gen. Collun haa sent 90 nurses
to attend to the wounded as Mound City,
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Special deslmtcht, from Washington state
that Senators Wade and Andy Johnson have
urged Gcu Mcclellan to make a movement on
,he Potomac
Dispatches to the Tunes state that $500 stand
81 arms. and 20 tons OF ammunition were cap
ated Inv ten Burnside at Roanoke Island -
Nearly an his force has been re.embarked
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-25

Nassau dates Of the 18th STATE that the rebel
Steamer Cohawba, with full cargo Of cotton,
arrived there that date, and reported that tie
Steamer Isabel and another vessel. both oaded
with cotton ran The bIockad II Charleston at
the same time.
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An immense amount of trophies have been
captured by Burnside, including the splendid
State flag Of North Carolina, worked by Indies,
with a vast amount Of quaint antiquities, arms,
old swords, sabres flint locks, shot guns, pIs-
toIs, &C.
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=, lor,s Feb 70. Gen. Haneck has sent

81. louIs, Feb. 20 Gen. llaleck has sent
,he following despatch to Gen. Mcclellan
Clarksylle is taken, with supplies enough for
,ar army for twenty days The place is now
occupied by Gen Smiths division
phoc being reinforced by McCulloch, nude a
stand at Sugar Creek crossing, Arkansas On
tine lQth, but was defeated after short engage
meut, and again Aed Many prisoners were
taken, and o quantity Of arms which his men
threw away in their flight.
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1t is now stated that the Gen. johnson cap
tured in Fort Donelson is Bushrod johnson Of
Tennessee, and not Sidney Johnston, as errone-
ously reported by telegraph. The latter is still
at large.
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EXECUTION or GORDON, TIE sLAyEG-RElSroRcE-
NENrs FOR Burnside.
NEw YoRE. Feb. q Gordon, the SLAYER cap
tain. was executed at noon to-day. He made
no speech. Tie attempted suicide last night BY
smoking cigara saturated with strychnlne.
The Pest says reinoceueats have been sent
to Cen Burndside. which viii increase hs force
10 10 900 men,
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NEW YORK, Feb. 20. Special dispatches from
Washington state that Gen. Burnside official
report has been sent to the War Department.
Our loss was 80 killed and DO wounded The
rebel loss was Is killed and 30 wounded
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TnE REroRrfD srRREyDeR d nashville.

WASHINGTON, Feb. q It j. believes that
no information has been received here other
than via Norfolk relative 70 the reported pro-
posed surrender OF Nashville
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-25

CnlcAGo. Feb. 81 1900 Fort Donelson pris-
oner. arrived this morning More arc expected
tomorrow.
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to bring Cen Buckncr here under Federal
warrant from Justice Catrou on cnurge OF
treason.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-25

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. The Presidents SON
William, aged 10 or Il years, died tins morn
ins OF pneumonia The other child Is recover
tuu
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unsr nRlncrs nrsrRoYrn.

81. Louis, Feb To- 4 Union scout who has
been operating mp the Tennessee and Cumber-
landrycrs reached here this morning. lie re-
ports one Of the spans of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad bridge, crossing the Tenncs-
Ma river at Decatur, Ala, vas destroyed on
Saturday. by the usion men in that vicinity
sEN. BucEEER 10 re ARRLIGNED roR TfsAeoN.
LOUISVILLE, Feb TO- The Journal learns that
Marshal Merrlweather left last evening for Cairo
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n lous. Fab 20 cen IlalIcck has issued
an order. that b cons quepce Ut the recent VIC
torres won by tie Federal forces, and Of the rap
IDLY increasing loyalty 81 the citizens OF Mis-
,9uri, the stntguces % the eight bridpc-buruers,
heretofore condemned a1 death are Professionally
mitipated TO confinement 10 the military prison
Is; Alton. H. however, rebel spies again de-
strly the railroad aud telegraph lines, aud tau-
Ycudrr e necessary 20 make severe examples the
original sentences against these men viii be caf-
tiei INTO execution
No further assessment, will De levied Or col.
t.'eI 'tam auy one "A5 wIil now aSe tbe ffe-
.orlbel oatu o. allegiance
slz additional b1ar-ioaa.ot the For; Dooclson
prisoners arrived hcr. last night and this morn
Co., and sill. speedily be forwarded TO their
destination.
Private advice, indicate tmt Columbus ha'
Boon or i. being eacnti Preparations vii
undoubtedly be made tor an immediate advance
on Memphis
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SrRi>euur. FOB. ~. 1t is not probable
shat our my will follow Gen. Price very tar
INTO Arkansas There is considerable talk Of
certifying Neosho and placing detachment Of
irools nj Cassullc Letters found in Price s
headquarters reveal a strong Union sentiment
IN Arkansas. Albert Pike is working wonders
among the Indians.
New York. Feb. 20-A special despatch to
the Tribune from Cassy,lle, NO., Feb. IL, says
We are in pursuit OF the enemy. lie s now en-
fauped at Keetsvillc miles southwest OF this
place. expecting five egimcnts from Arkansas.
perhaps Price will axe stand at keetsyille,
but i is doubtful as uis army seems demoralaed
At MeDuwcn's. ou Fleet Greek, We attacked
ms rear guard They made weak resistance
and then rreeipItately hed.
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will ref,r to Philip Nes, Cashier Bank, Rrattlehoro
+ Kirkland. Esq, II. fessenden, ESQ. and G. W
Horton, N D.. u maueboro e, y. Perkins, ssmuei
Wood, Schuyler Horsington, and DR.. | buchanan, q
Woodstock.
will warrant al Of my work, and my prices shall b.
moderate. JOHN Vi tOMEGYS
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ID L n T S Il RN !
| have located in
TPELIER,
PERMANENTLY ns IA DENEESE

OVER LANGDoN's FLOUR STORE.
To the peopl. OF Montpelier and adjoining towns,
wish to say am well prepared to perform any operation
in dentistry, at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-27

A FIRE PRoKE OUT In the woods near North
I,Np, l.. l., about six o'elolk Sunday morning,
aud was still burning yesterday. II LAS swept ovsr
more than a thousand acres OF woodland.
Ii THE COMMON COUNCIL, last evening, the
Mayor sent in veto to the resolution to give sssud
o. color, to the 9th artillery regiment. Resolutions
were adopted appointing u committee Of five to pro-
coed 10 Albany aud collect the sum Of $4,000, ex
pended by the city to equip and send troops to
Washington in tie summer of ls6l, and credit i
to the volunteer relief fund.
A TELEGRAM from Washington announces
that Col. WOOD has been exchanged for Col. 3. l..
| Pattcu. A Colonel Woods health 10 now com.
pstely rertored, he will probably join his reg ment
| Amongst whom he is deservedly popular-iinmc-
| di.tsly.
The ASSuAL SUNDAY School CpLEunA-
TIoN.-Thc anniversary exercises Of the Sun
d.y schools In this city will take place today as
| already announced IN tie SuS. The line Of ,hs
Eastern Division will be formed on Clinton Ave the
line Of the Western Division OH Henry street, ani
the line OF the ,uthcrn Division on Clinton Vt, and
Carroll Park The signal for the aisembn.. of TIC
schools will be the striking ug the hour o. II O'Clock
by the CITY Hall bell and the bes Oh the station,
louses II 10 requested that the sections Of such o.
the churches "a Lave bells will also ring joyou,
peal in snswor to the ssnol,.hit the children may
he not fed to re. air 10 their schools at the time ap
polnt,d M. H. NJ. Lockwood, the Grand Marsha!
ha. addressed note ~ the occupants OF the differ
, ct houses IN the limo Of the place where IL, pro
cessiou viii form, asking th,m 10 furnish the chill
dyeH with ws,er, ;. tL4t DIZZY may lie all able T.
$ sc, drink hcure Joining tie procession.
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advance, thus placing herself In her way, and
scolded and threatened hertz which she respond
ell with quiet but watchful stare, which showed
tina, che was dog tina, fully Understood her bu-
siness. Turn which way she would, the dog was
before her, and her half open mouth ready to
seize her
Several fninutes--terrtle minutcs-thus pafs-
ID. Footsteps were then hoard, and Hslcom
soon made his appearance. lie was smoking
rsRant Havana, and appeared in excellent
sphits.
49, I see you again, 10 said, bowling with
mock pclitene,s. Down, Diablo tbatll do.
Magnificent beast, " he added pattipg the bound,
knows morn any human Tracked you with
out any difficulty. Splendid animal wouldn't
swap him for Q whole cargo o niggersl
Coral was too agonizcd to reply, fairly sp-
pallci ~ the Internal nature Of her prosecutor.
She realized the fearful malignity he bore her
family, and rightly suspected that her father had
unknowingly and uninten,ional'y given him
-omc mortal of'ensc, beyond tho one he had
named.
"And co." Iialcom smningly continued,
"we're ready to proceed. Fiss,, though, If you
please, Miss Wayne, III take the pistol you havo
In your pocket !"
She could only look wonderingly at him.
"Tbs fact 10, be added. with careless laugh,
Z" saw your shadow through a front window,
from the opposite side Of the street, where was
watching when you put the thing in your pock.
Ct. fprefer to have It. Women don't know how
to handle weapons II
Coral drew the pistol and spdeAvored to use II,
but iialcom wrenched 1t from her grasp and
brew /, into the river.
"Comc, my child, b. ,hd, with a terrible
kind Of calrnness. 81 have boat close at hand,
to boar you to our floating home. Lst Us EN-
bark |" and he gased upon her with grim emile
Of triumph.
Half inssnsibls from her past fstigus and
prss.n, exeitomen, ,,hs permitted him to conduct
her to bis boat. In moment they were ON
| bark,d, the bloodhound with them.
"Oh, my God what will become OF me =
moaned the poor girl, as sic sank down in the
| boat. "Whcre can my father b : How and
where shall We meet I"
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A NEW CoSo RxoArroSALC uuncu is In process

NEW CoSo REoArIoSAL CuuRcn is In process
OF erection on the corner Of Henderson snd York
streets. The building is n be 70 feet front and
l'ab feet deep, with lecture room across the
rear, 20 feet in width. The Hon Dudley s. Greg
Org 10 OF tie chic. promoters OF the enterprise,
and has given 5000 toward II. The edihce will
be completed neIt fall, ats cost Of $4,000.
Tia ;Ew JERSEY railroads, in pursuance Of
the Presidents proclamation. arc ready to convey
10000 men per diem, toward The National Capital.
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Coral hosi,ated only moment, loo,ing all
enough, Of her own pcrils in view Of those men,
seing hnr father. Placing ono OF tho Cvloncr-
pistols in her pocket, after seeing that it was load
~ AMI capped, she proceeded down stairs again,
<i,h due silence aid caution, and passed through
tie hull to the front door. Looking up and
down the h.Walhs from the steps, and assuring
herself dat ho one was watching her movements,
sLe hurried across the street turning into another
cod Fastening towards the river.
We do not propose to follow the brave girl
through all the turnings AMI windings of Lcr
search for her father. Neither will We attempt
10 portray the emotions she experienced while
thus employed. A, last she found herself qn the
shore of Turtle creek, little below the town,
and scanning every thing around her with eye
blinded with tears
Alas" she murmurei, " | shall not be abl'
10 and him lie must have gone back and beer
taken u
The poor girl wrung her hands and sobbct
Aloud While she was vet standing there, "
bespsirng, on the bank Of the river, she heard q
rushing sound us OF Light and swift footsteps
The next instant, even lo.ose size colll turn, tn,
bloodhound Of Iialcon came bounding againl
kg
"Trau ked 90 che exclaimed.
As tn hound passed beside her, looking up in
20 her face with inianed eyes, she drew her pia
tol and placed it at the animals head
"No, no. she instantly murmured. Z"
must save ii for u more dangerous foe. Ii,
master is near T.
She re, rned the weapla to her pocket, al
ss,sycd to welk away. TLedoS caught tho ski
e her dress ana detained her, going ar AMI
diree ton in which she bad endosyVrsl
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JCRk
O-From foot Of Coitandt street -Coni.t ca
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Laoyays
Western Railroad, and at Esstcn with Lehyh
ley Railroad and It's Connections, forming . d
line 70 PITTSBURGH and the WEST, wisbH
change OF cars. n
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Mary 9Th, 1852. Leave New 8
HAalispuRn E1r.vss--M q A. n, for "a
Reading, Pc,tsville, Harrisburg, M~ieh CD.
MAI TsArs-AtsA. NJ, for Eas,on, Water
Scranton, Great Bend, Pittson. wilkcsbarro, a.
- n. Tnaoron TsAiS-for EastDn, NJ
Chunk. wi!llamsport, Reading. Pottsvills, H.
burgh, &c. .
AZ. M. TnkorGr TRArr-For Eastou, Beshle
Allentown AMI Msuch Chunk.
o3s r. NJ WAY TsArs--For somerville. .
500 r. NJ Western Exprex for Esston, Alloi
Reading, Hsrrisburnh, prttsburg, and the u
Sleeping cars from Jersey City through TO
burgh.
The 9 4. n. Express Train from New Yo
rives At Harrisburg at r NJ, connecting Es
west on Pennsylvania Central Railroad, NJ
Central Railroad North and South. and with
bertrand Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR
WEST ~
leaves New York at 9 p. n. daily tSundays cd
ed1 making close connection II Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Rai'road--with no change Of q
Pittsbura, and but one " Cincinnati aud Chi
-Four hours time 10 saved by taking this trsi5
ELIZADETHPORT AND NEW YORK FEn
Leave New York from Pier No. Q North Riv)
100 and 1l.20 A. NJ, SEQ. 40 aud 600 p. Y
The boats stop at Bergen Point aud Nst\
Hsrbor every trip each wsy.
au1s lY'l06 JOHN o. SrERNS, Supcrinteo]
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

STEAMSHIPS -Husuans, R'bcrt' shsnsnn
Psfter~butg Hoffmsu, Portland lronsdrs' van
nsrveer, Philadelphia D!sei'ions' s'aehs' Ne" VT
Ieans
SrlI,.na Ii,euupl: Coss,tptlon, Lancaster, Law
Grsnol; Golden EAtie. sy mobds Panama.
BARKs-nonsu, Meyer, Hamburg Celestinc
Homer Gibraltar. Be.smsn, Duran, Gloucester.
pRiGs-Csurne- fnters vslcncio; Ro1sns,
Lewis, Queenstown. Mary Emily, Mayo, st Johns,
kstin. Rio Grssds. Z Z bi.inGs WATSON, Dems-
sars
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Dean, Bo~,oni o c
Aeisr. Pect, stamford. c.; Evelyn, Palmer STAN
1brdi Lawtnn. Newton, wellhcei; Telegraph,
Rogers Philsdelphis; Z smith, Snow, Mstsnzas.
etooPs-Humrnins Bird, Shelly, Bristol; sar-
Ahs, Feudie,on, Liverpool; Fred. Brown, Carr
frvsspes. .r,,,.r,
srEAMsHlrs-H Burden, Lopez, Philadelphia
Alice; Msakia' from p.un ore nd''
fw Bruno, Foster, do do
eHlPs-Ansfon. Hovey. London Goth ul,, rdse.
Ehfabsth Kiubal. Brown, Bostch isys.
Success. Chase, Bnsiou days
Empire, Ccombs Sunderland April H. coal.
pARK-rversham. from Calcutta Feb 9th.
BRlGs-rc,es, state, Hartman, Ponce, sugar.
PSascn. Hatch, Havana IA days, sugar.
0cnooNERs Highlander. s,urgss, Boston.
Trader. Eston, Fhilaiel Jhia, rndse
Robt Caldwell. Hndson Mussilles April 'th.
esrah Lawns Cramer, Yoritovn 3 days.
Rising Sun, Smith, Jone.toro. Ne, with syafG
lLsnow. Acborn, Roniout for Bostpn.
Lucy wbts Arey, Kooslsnd %dsys lime.
Cotiuthisn, Small, do do
Argus, Hog. Somerset
i'm Warren. Chapman, New Haven, mdses
whi.I'er, Pre.bey, Taunton days, nails.
ehsuAndosh, SssN, H. ston 3 days, mdse.
Chas Cooper, Cooder, Hartford.
Mar Mershon, Fowler, Fall River 2dsys.
Gertrude, Mitchell, S,s Haven.
Roanoke, PAUL, Taunton days nails.
hs,, Philips, do do
wAnponsA savage, smyrna, De, dsys. corn.
Mary Pr.ce, Blizzard. wilmington Del corn.
New Yoit Pscks. Bancroft, Mschiss, spsrs.
Joseph Turner. Grow oil Baton. hemp.
Lochiei. B-nnsr. Rordo't for Ios;'u.
Amelia, Gould, Msehs.e days, lumbsH
Jane 4 Eii,A- Richardson. Calais, do
Counsellor R,unlon for Boston.
ThrAsher, Hunter. Lingsn, q. days ccsl.
eLOoPs Oregon, RI ,dss. Providence days.
Gen kossu,h, Hsyt.u, fas.n, Conn, days.
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MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSkIlL--Th
Nl AURORA leaves Jay Il pier dsi,y ~ sn. M
without ex, cptlon, for p,ct,kil and intermediate
lsudiuys. Returning, leaves PeeksAll at 80 =. IN.
Touches vt Christopher and 3oth sta. my23 4'l29
CTEAMER THOMAS T.. HULSE LEAVES
~ the foot o. Spring 81, N. II, daily at ~ 4. NJ,
. and b. T. NJ, Tor Gutteuburg, BuilA Ferry, Plea
san, Va. ey and Fort Lee. sUudaysa at 10 4. NJ, 2
sud z u From For, LIE, daily, At ~, u VI,
aud ikP. VI. Sundays. ~, II and l.. ". On
Sundays tpuch ~ I'D AID .O,h sts, 10 mud Cup
uip7, anil duwa trip. nylG .iND'iJl