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uKSRY II. LEEDS, AucTIoNEER.

saturday February l. at IL o'clock, in from OF No q
Nassau street spendis drappie gray horse, belonging
Colonel Of the Seventh regient New Hampshire Voun-
oers quarterod in this city, having been, with H.
nand ordered to Fort jefferson Tortueas and take
orsc viii sell q; the above place The horse warranted
sound and kind in particular perfectly broke, free
oh tricks sixteen hands hgn year old very
asy saddle horse, and sold for fault Cost 3l5
,ecn morning OF sale. Sale positive.
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1C~ BuytRv NEAR FRO IGE STREET MADAME
1t's Nl)ufi. ttfF'i Hl Hi tiNlisi AlON,
rtis tie az ricsoi Itl. .0 absent iiauI i
~ tt ~ sotNes t.u. s wv n cases tiis lucky
tVa- "a. p,1'trg lp.t U. .ll.ef .t
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lVIO WOULD NOR 40 WHERE roRfrNE Isa-an

w ye 80, Miss WELfINCiToS the Sr.at rn.iis, Pro.
petcss me best OF AL aud cannot be excecd Can be coi
sued rcFsorly or by letter, all affairs Of lie
ryw snts journeys absent frenif love, coutshp,
faithful husbands. Miss is the oniv p~ron In his cv
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian ismaus for love
good lc aud nli business affairs, guarantees
fe Delay not 70 consu, this nauI4lly ted and beautiful
young Lady. Lucky numbers given. Ilgnjv bio v
reference Can bcscen her residence 0l sSth avenu
opposite Eighth street. ''
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AZ sl LIIVAN STREET.--MRs RoIDFR CfyFs
-tD ue ena wond ru information on ars through
Nl ara lr-sy Hanlcis Tor tue lotteries. She is tic
ue aEe ani ptin- Ia his ciiy. Remember her resi-.
den,e 20 suinpn al.-.l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A NEW MOVEMENT IN BEHALF OF OUR ARMY
IA and Maya public meeting IN aid OF the efforts the
Board Of PnScstiou q the formed Protestant Dutch
sailors in the service OF their country will be held
Sabbath evening. February in the Collegiate Church.
af Fifth and TwenynBl street at ~ O'Clock.
The Rev Dr. De Wit, President the Board will preside,
and addresses viii be delivered b the Rev Ds Ganse and
Porter.
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SIS NlNWARDa

DAN AWAY from the subscriber. living
- near the village "f Chaptie", a few DAYS
sincc.la free n-era h',y namsd HENRY
JONES. ~h'me tiur | recently bongh, Of c.
Z. Raily. learn that hc is in the lower bart
1T The county. probably lurking ah,nt .ru,lsnd,
she property "f u. G. :. kev. where he ias
relations. All I~rsms arr fol-warn..l against
hari"ring "r rmpl"vins sail nc.r" boy. lie
is rather black. S,oops g,sni deal. and has An
awkward way II expressing himself lie is
alsI't 20 years "f age. had on when he left
gMni .uit 81 cl"tl,r. 1T white full cloth and
black hat. vii! give the above reward for
his apprehension a,.a delivery I" me.
JOHN y. BURROUGHS.
Jan. 9th, lsGa-aw.
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Iron the Prince Georgian

We are satisfied it will cause very
grave regret. among rejecting people.
10 observe that . bill has been intro
luced into the Legislature, having for is
object the administration Of nome cath OF
allegiance to all pcrsons holding Office
in this State. Its provisions are not
given in detail, but It may be presum-
ed that the intent Is to yacate the OH
ecs Of such - may, upon Whatever
grouLd, refuse 70 -taks the. oath. II Is
. part of the programme Of violence and
vengeance that has been 20 pexistenily
urged upon. the Assembly. and its de-
sign 10 simply to prescribe and pensc-
cute those whom few heated and un-
scrupulous partizans choose to regard 'ss
d;sloyal. For this end. il Is propssed to
present an oath. a refusal to take il
is to be regarded as proof vi disloyaliy,
and to work forfeiture of Office. The
hardship Of such course nsy DO seen
in the the circumstance that any man
n,ay have MANY good reasons for. rcfils-
lug such an oath. besides his own dis
loyalty. Tine might. for Instance, con-
scirnciously object to taking an oath il.
legally imposed, although quite ms loyal
as those requiring it-but this will not
answer; he must surrender either his scru-
pies or his Office. r ss.t
We have little idea that such ja-
cobinical and pernicious measure as thi.
can be suffered to BE- enacted. n Il can
produce nothing but acerlisy and cxax-
prra,ion. aud this too Without accom-
plishipg its purpose-for it can hardly,
be. We think. that such measure would
be upheld by the Courts. Apart from
constitutional objections to it in the gru-
eral. it is = fact that nearly al the sfi-
ces are created BY the constitG.iSe. The
individuals sought to be reached hare
been duly elected. in pursuance
Of that Instrument. and fluly quail
fed as required BY tho law as il existed
at the time Of their election; and il would
seem that. in virtue Of such election
and qualification, they arc authorized 10
hold aud execute their Offices for the
term allowed by the constitution, and
that it is their duty. 20 to 60. It is not
perceived what power the Legislature
has to superadd to the requirements Of
the constitution, or to propose new tcsts
OF oaths to M officer already properly
qualified. .. a
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loes'pt find sccesh thicker than ever N
these parts We shall be woefully mistaken
WI. hare been. unframed that the sho't'
sass - ressr Nh our last issue. in
sshSsk il was represented that private ."
tl,e Stl Indi3ns:G Cavalry had been shot, is
ia,c>svect i inc particulars. The pr
Won Ipkot w. not member Of the Cavalry
lsis 61[y cpanecsisn Nth it bling that Ut =
..ook. TIE was intoxicascd at the time 9
the shooting. and was guilty Ofinsubordin"te
conduit -
The Infantry companies. heretofore sta
sioned in this county. have all left tor
headquarters in Charles. though. several
Companies Of Cavalry still remain with u'.
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LEONARD TOWN
cIGLRPIcTORr.
W.T.

LEANING pur, hased the ctisc in.cres, ~
LII the laie iirm ~ Mr.,.rn. J.mi>nr & e.
the p,al-nsiSlnsl viii conduct the business viii.
psa1npi ,,ese sssl energv.
lsse= si.xk ~ e.sceiIent CIGARS man,
facS1fed fran tie HEST 'f"lacco /" be olt,;no1
ia 81 market. Wi be ksi,t consia,,ly W.
haald. ANIL ur'lcrs will 81 rrssycd from ,,,.;
Cigars .l-!ivt rai az Fastay prices. in either ~,
the counries oi Prince George. Charles Or $,
Mary's. ~,... .z ,..1.s3ss@..-
A liberal share at the patronage Of The neo-
pie ii Southern Maryland i, earnestly sa;,s,
Ell fF the advancement: oi HOME iNnTS
TRY. based up,'n the motto oi large saLs u;,h
reasonable pr,.tits.
d. A. JAMESON.
jar. 9th, 1S62-1y.
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WANTED

1HNO BY or HIRE 10 or II likely
u NEGRO MEN and WOMEN. for
which the market prices or wages will be
givsn.
Also. P.ATTKD CATTLE can be sold
for the best market prices by appl, ing to
or addressing,
..ea 10. II. MADDOX.
Leonard Town 7. u.
Jan. 9in.. IS62-tf.
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NOTICE.

ALEX. PRICE. residing near Gen.
~ Hooker. Divisi. n and the Head Quar-
tiers of flc 3rl Regiment Il Indiana Cavalry.
will attend tho COLLECTION or ANY
CLAIMS against the GOVERNMENT that
may he Contracted l.y size troop. in ST. M.r,s.
Address. Nanyciaoy Pos, Ofli,r. Charles
County. Nil.
DEMONSTRATION. Walter Mitchell, Port
f"Lacr". nd; lion. G~rse Brent. Port T,'-
hacc" Il II. E.i-A.n. Esq. P,rt Toba,co;
.I.m. II. hey. Esq. PORT Tobacco.
January Jth, lSJ2-tf.
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NOTiCEis hereby gi-en that the suLser':
~ her has obtained from the Orphans
csar q: Sc. Mary's county IN Maryland, let
terss aesiamsnsssy on ihe prTsasal estate
Of James +. csane. late Of said cem'y, de-
ceased. AL persons having claims against the
saia deceased, a,e hereby ~ar"rd,e exh'h" the
same with the rrnper v",'rhes thereof, 20 we
ssssscril,es, on ar bsfore the 18Th day u JnlF'
lcC2. otherwise ,key may be eA'irdsd W
lsxl ltrosn all bene,l OF the said estnte. 1ne"
under nay haad this Fad day Of Jan""y'
fS62. aH
III s-s WILLIAM WATTS,
a F~a ,a.s.s .r EAetGIor.
Ian OIL 1Sk5-A~
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DISSOLUTION or
CO-PARTNERSIIIp.

~. sa- LEoSAED TowI.
as.aayuu Jan. LIST, 1852.
snsHE CO-PARTNERSIllP hcrctofnrs a.
u listing in the Cigar Mandatory Of Nor.
gsa, Jsmiscn 4 Co., is this day dissolyst, wi,,
mutual 'c.s,ssns by the undersigned. par,pcrs
in Interest. All per-oas indebted t. the 6rm
will please settle with b A. Janison. who i.
authorized to receipt in full.
J. FEI.lX MORGAN,
ID. A. JAMESON.
Jan. 9th, lSGo-N.
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Hlarric0.

On the 9th Of January. by Rev. Mr..
Start. GEORGE w. ABELL to MARY
V. BENSON.
On the l4,h instant. by Rev. Father
Getting, JOHN r. WHEELER to
MARY j. FENIlAGAN.-
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Small Pox.
We learn that this loa,hsome disease has
made its appearance in the upper scctisu
u our county. and that it is on the in
crease. liam ounce If prevention is worth
> pound II cure. would il not be prudent
in our people to consult their family ply
sici.ns as to the best means Of arresting ice
prsgress ard to follow their advice wien
gissn! The report thai this disease had
nnads its appearance in the village Of
Leonard Town in without foundation. 49,
There is not ease IL Il in the district, bat
i. would be veil enough il our immediate
neighbors would act upon the superstition.
that it might pay US asisi, before it Def,
the county aud adopt such precautions n
tic Doctors may recommend.
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TO THE LOYAL YEOMANRY OFST.
MARY'S, CHARLES. CALVERT
AND PRINCE GEORGES COlN-

MARY'S. CHARLES. CALVERT
AND PRINCE GEORGES COCN-
TIES.
THE undersigned, Ivy tho authority Of
the Executive Of the State. proposes to re-
cruit fr"m the above mentioned counties,
one Company Of CAVALRY $50 men) as
. porti"n Of the Maryland contingent. for
the United States service with the same
pay. rations. oounties. rmolu,nents, equip
mcnts, clothing as advertised in the Balii-
more papers. All young and able bodied
pers"ns, who wish to jrin. will report to
me by mail. This Is necessary to enable
me to establish . ccnirs! recruiting rem
dcsvous where recruits can be sworn in and
ssnt to Camp for instruction. The friends
ofthe Union arc requested to take round,
in their respective localities, recruiting
lists and send them to me on or about tho
LIST OF February next.
RANDOLPH JONES.
Address st. Inig'es' St. Mary's CO.. Nd.
Union papers cut Of the county please
copy.
Dec. 9th, ls6a-4t.
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: >. PROFESSIONAL.

Il. CHARLES COMBS. having To-
IL Gated himself ut the G X j. A 7
Nil lis for the purpose Of practising
his profession ean always be found at the
residence Of j j. Allssan, K>l., when not
professionally eLeaged.
Jan End, 1S(i2--tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-01-16
PROFESSIONAL.

Jan. 10th, 1sG2--sE.

NOTICE TO cREDiTORs. ITzz
NOTICE j. hereby gwen tina, the sub.ecar;;ier
IN has obtained fron the Orphan & cour,
Of 81. Msry'ss county in Maryla, d,
letters Of administration on the perso,,.i
estate Of JoH " YLOR, late ,ot
said county, deceased. All persons hay,n..
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhihst she same with fhe pro,.e,
v"uches thereof. to the subscsiber, on or beSare
the u day Of July, ls6l, o,i.erwss& shey= ssay
',~ excluded by law from all l,eneft of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18TH da,
of January, lo62. W. - =
a-rs s @@s JAMES II. Alley,
JAN l6th, lSC2-Sw,
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THAD. K. PREUSS,
Attorney and Counsellor at La

lNVOrHcy dHU VOUhscITOF at I-HW,
-imd General Agent j"r Claims,
" III. Stttrna {" tn. .,oil.c' ion of all
w claims against the General G,,yrrn-
m"nt. MI c"inIsuIcaii''Iis addressed! t., me
ut Leonard Town Hsl. h:,rt With prompt al
tcntinn.
Jai. 9rh, 1sj2-tf.
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Another week has passed. the Burnside
expedition has sailed. yet We have no stir
ring intelligence from the se.e of war. b II
is true, this expedition il reported to be Of
mcst formidable character both as re-
CARDS the number Of guns aud men it car.
rics and the secrecy that has thus far at
tended its movements, il i styled by the
Federal press. the moderu ''Invineible
Armada" and. il We may Be allowed TO
measure the efficacy Of its movements BY
the Butler and Shrrman standard, We
think il has not been insppropriatcly
named. Philip. ofSpain, was not more
sarguinc of success xhcn the "A,nada'
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popular majority can act pretty nuch as
1t plcases. lie says that State Sovereign
y i ''faheiful theory" opposed to s:l
common sense aud without any Constitu-
sional warrant. When he proves this, We
pledge ourselves to believe it. Jefferson
aud Madison were both Of q different
opinion. They believed that It was the
very likelihood Of the Republic and more.
over that il xsu Of Constitutional warrant,
whether they were right Or wrong. thi'
.sssh may be safely psedicassd Of Stat.
Sssessignsy--if ''shs Constitutions and the
lsws INSIDE IN pursu.sce thereof had nev-
er bern saperceded by Higher Law-Se~-
.rdism agaia--it would never have been
sppsslsd 10. lf these had never beeu
violated b Nsrshcrn Legislatures and
popular Nosthera najoriiirs. there would
have been no secession. no war. no mill
sary guile in Maryland, aud therefore no
Gsv. Bradford = s.e So zaas. Il p
]. Is doubtless very outrageous pro.
cssjing in any Government to seize upo.
and appropriate private property u its use,
without compensation to the lawful owner.
1t is an outrage Of still greater a.roeity for
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- - ~
Jan. 2nd, lS6:--4S.
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INiATkA AahAN GEmENT.
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n 7AIL7o AID.

,u,, On and after MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1851,
. - 10 ~ PHIA:E
FOR Baltimors at $50 a IN ,slb O. m, II .3b g. m
(Ex prees, } and 10 so p. m.
For CHESTER, st s.lb m ll.3S o.. ,3&6 and 10 SO
For wilninstou. 81 $50 e. m, sis a. M. nos I.
fos New Castle, at IS a. m and aIs p. m
For Dover, Ut SIS :. m, and 3,ib Pm.
For Milford, At SIS a, m. ''''1
For bslisbury, at 9 16s m.
Leave Baltimore At 8 30 = m, Exrress) los p.
N lnxrssss . 8 70 and : ? m tESrresl
s.t6 and ESQ N. 'n..r
Leave Sali-bury at Q IS p. m. r.
Leave Milford st 400 p. N. I.
Leave Dover at Q. IN, and 6.l0p M.
Leave New Castle st II q m. aud $40 p. m
Leave Chester At $50 q. m, 12 Is, 4,5o, and $50
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations At 20 and p m; tor Dover oud inferno.
diate ststious, at O6 p. M
. TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at SO q. IN ~ 06 and II. 20 p. 10.
Leave Wilmington ct 10 .. n, B25 \. IN 1873
EREIG II TEAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
Leave Philadelphia, for Perryville and iu,srmc.
diAts places, at 80 p. IN.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermedi.
Leave Baltimorr, for Hayre de Grace and inter.
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ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
r, AZ $50 g. m, and 1850 p, m from Philadelphia to
Al from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
The 80 a. m Train from PhiisdephIa 10 Bal.l.
more will run daily, Mondays eaSsp.ed
jan 2-tf ~ President.
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EOA D0s7ON, VIA NEWPOIT ARD
L 3, ..... r- FALL AlvEk.

BY the splendid and superior steam. .rh
en- METROPOLlS, EMPIBH .kS62c
STATE, BAY eTATE, and STATE OF MAINE,
of1cAt strength and speed but particularly adapted
to the navigation Of Long Island Sound running In
sonn<ftton with the Fall River and Old Colony
fsilroAd. distance Of bs miles only to Boston.
|, LAaks Pier No ., North river near the Hattery.
!. Tbs hsemer EMPIRE STATE, Capt srayten.
Mondhys, Wednesdays, and Friday, ats O'Clock, +.
NJ. tSnchinG at Newport each way.
Tho steaFsf METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
Tue.dhys, ThursdAys, and baturdays at I O'Clock,
r. n |, touching at Newport each way.
/. Thebs Steanen arc fitted with oonimodius state.
fSond end every arrangement for the security md
oomfdt Of pasasnsers, who Afforded by this route
nights rest on board and ON arrival st Fall river,
ptocehd Per steamboat train, resching Doaton early
I'll gt4rtinG OF the accommodation at A. NJ, by
WhlSh they may reach Boston about s.ss A. ~.
A bpgGaxe master d attached to each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
tbs ssme 10 It's destination.
iyssd Fall river and Providence, daily. .Acsp' Suu.
Edsht 70 Boston ID forwarded through with great
dispafeh By an Exprete Train, which leaves FAN
riysf Svsfy nerninR, 4sudsys excepted, at ~
destttaeboa d sbeutil 4. II.
.Eof Nstaht eI psis.Ae, ,spply on board, or otti
o6leel ~ pkr No. Q, North river. For state .rooml
aAd rths, apply on board or If desired 10 secure
thefnfn advance, 10
UIN .--1aTI- ,..s WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
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Al tie Lunoer to be delivered withia 20 dag sgr.r
d. ming the cohtract
The Lumbs:to be inspected by an inspector ap.
poiated on the part OF the Government
PAyment 70 be made upon the satisfactory compile.
tiou II tie contract.
pGpo,sls mus. be plainly marked, "rro:o os .ls for
Lumber." -,
The ability Of the bidder 10 li The contract should
1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, whose signatures nu 4 be sp
pended to the guarantee. ,...-
The responsibility ofthe guarantors must be shown
ty the Official critic its OF the clerk OF The nearest
district court OF the United States district attorney
Ditders must be pres Mt 10 person when the bids
are 'pened, or theis proposals. will not be consid.
cred.
Bonds, in the sum of five thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor and both of hi guarantors W. II
be required ofthe ,uccessiul bidder upon fgnng the
co7tte;t, =
Ths right 10 j.el any or all Md. that NAV be
deemed TOO high !srsserveI by tn. Depot Quarter
Informal propo9a's will be rejected
..- Form NJ Gldrunts %, .
We, OF the county F.. and State Of -,
and r., ofthc county of -, and ate of -, do
he reby guarantee that - Is able TO fulfil contract
In accordance WITH the terms of PR postlon, and
that should his proposition he pcceiied, lie vi at
oncs en- er into u contract in rccDTdance herewith
should III costr ct be awarded him we are pre-
par'd to become his securities '. y = %
(lo this gu irantee must be appended the eertfl.
cafe above mentioned) d, II RUCKER ''
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All Packages for " The sotiers" o.y,'ed at" ors
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Al goods Tor the so-ealled Confeierstes States"
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Stations This Trall remains over night Il. Eirnlrs,
and proceeds ths ne ut morning
AGA: H., MILK, daily, for Oitsville. and inter
HtiIA II ,1oC0MM0DATIoN,d daily, for Pors
Jervk, snd principal btsttons
rAt r. A., WAY, for Aiddistown, Ncwbursh.
apd lhtsGmedists Stations .-t.- v
AtkP. &, NIGHT ExPREss, daily, for Duu
kirk Buffalo, Csuapdagua. and principal Stations.
tisns, aud runs only 10 Elmir.
At'e T. II, .,.ACCOMMoDATION, for Hornss.
Vile, and prinoipal stations
uLr CHAS MlNOT GenI Supt
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver aug u
The national Republican., 1862-04-08
GREAT CENrRAL ROUTE r"'t
VI FoR'T WEST, VI
HCDSOy RIpEH RAlLROAD and NEw fORK
GENITAL RAILROAD.

Or AND ArrsR DKcsnarR Q, IsBl,
Expe9 Trains leave New York oity depots Of
Hudsou River Railrosd daily, Sundays excepted, -
From Shamosrs stree. From so!h greet station.
uoo - sp.m ll3o =. m, $50 p. N.
, % Sis + NJ: u-r.,. s4op m.
Train With sleeping 1910 p. m.
oars, lo1b p. u. :. ..
On SUNDAYS, the following ralns Will Be run to
and from soth street The io4o p m. sleeping car
train Tor or dAie.ny and Troy and sss % M fro"
Connecting At Albany with the New Yort Cen.
tral Railroad for Schenectady, Roohester, Utica,
Batavia, Rome, and stations on ROME and Water.
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, NIAGARA Falls,
Trains In connection leave Buffalo and Suspenson
I'd Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Hurol and Great
Western Railread, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit,
SsiessG, + @ Jsisso Milw,Shs Fond pu Lac L.
Dubuque, Peoria Rock tslsud, Muscatinr IowaCity,
Cairo ferre Hsu,s Indianapolis. Louisville, cinein.
Sns,i, psytSn, Coiameas, Cleveland and all po'n's
w NORTHERN ROUTE .
Connecting with Trsins st Troy. with Troy and
Sostou, snd Rsns and Saratoga Roads for sarstosa
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, 81. Adams, Rosst
Point, Piattsbursh' osdsnsourgh, Montreal, 80.
81 Freight Arrangements by this route ~ above
withoat change of Cars, from the Depots in Cham
as made by other hsilioad Comrani.. The fAcili
ties Of this great New YORK Route TO the West, ,con
| mend Il to The confidence OF merohsntslsnd shipper
Passenger Trains With Bmotiug aud sleepins
Cars, run In conrectfcn on the New York Contrs'
For particulars % to local trsin ..nd freight sr
rsnsemeut', inquire as the depot g WsfIss street
| dec II Superintendent,