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Literary.

A series Of discourses on the "Divine Authority,
Of the Bible" by the Rev. Thomas II. Stockton,
la,o chaplain Of the u s. IIouso Of Representatives
is announced for publication by subscription in Phil
sdelphia. The distinguished reputation Of the su-
thor as pulpit orator and devoted student Of the
Scriptures will attract attention to she announce
ment.
An illustrated volume on "Grsen Houses, and
Par!or AID arden Flowers and Plants, by Edward
Spaguc Rand, IT,, will shortly be Published in Bo''
ton by j. T.. Tilton & Co. II is intended asa prao-
,ical manual, both for tho experienced florist and
the amateur. ne same firm announce book for
BOYS entitled "The Drummer Boy" by the we'll
known author Of Father Brighthopss, with illus
trations by barley, giving complete history OF
Burnside's expedition in North Carolina
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT or HEw-YoRK.........M 10
Cleared.

cleared.
s,,.m,hp--City Of la tinor, tBI), Bfoois, Liverpool
pofu,,i. li am }. Wssok Hamburg
Ship.-Caitivstor Russell Livsipooi Celestial Empire
Pierce, san Francisco. 81. a.,
BsrI.-Bssss tPfu,) And. sop, 81. Donirso City, VIM
ssleun Co Julia (Bf DEi~or, Cside1ss. A9) he"
Oret, Deveresuq, MGtaBhss J. y. WsId &. ~ j. Gu.
ton Psrtn.iee. Barbados, Bishop Il bTolhs; n % W
Dodge Jarvis, Inuidsd fLgBAl & O. J. fe'elsI H. a Bite
phenson Pf.ndle, EhE.hethpor, j. smith Co lsnnah
1tock.I ehol. N.x Orleans W. IA Isuingtn. Gofh.in
Bo.,cr; Courier GnfIn. Dobin Alamo Goifroy, Bo.i9n
Bris. N.uus. thompson Csiedopis iBI Co.. st. ha
cbi, sueLe,e (Dsl SchEusn eT., 81. 1homss, Jonos
Lou,h; Bachelor tBrl W.yeot Curscoa hnst housh
Ton fscklsEs (Brl, Milais Mont,so Bay and famoatn
rdc Andres tswed) rnrn'trom, Havana, T. a H. Web
ter n. bot (rl Bett BaIbsdo.s Fannie - Port Royal
SsIton (Bf.) Beet HAfbor lsllnds. a. =, =,
schooners-Jula a. DOoter, Dunto1, Bath, Me. Jas u
Usvapd Minerva Brooks, PbiisdophE Samuel Giiua an.
CTow.I Boston =. W. Lsw. Z. Co L. a yonsos. tuV-f.
~ John,s f. h. r. snoot. Cos J. W. Nsusn. Chap
mn New. Haven II. 5. Racket SOM NJ. A. Bsd-. Be
r.I' " e.bpaton NJ. n BeotI, J. W. Lisley Lerls
washington Kenny; May Emma tBrb Wiess oisn'ds
/ " Hubbard; Adde q. Barnes, scars, Para JOS Bsnto
Advance tBr J. Curry. Bermuds v De-olf' B'.vr New
10 Be.uior; L0uiss Dioo. Jsmi-On hwb-"fsbi sarah
Mi, DsYtou Washiu gton 4. a. Paine, Jonr, ha'trort
stt,smsn kckinson, Warrington: stephen Isoer' Cook
Ws,hpg,oG; f. French. Lovelan. Warrington Golden oss
Sausi Philadelphia. p,. =,
hoops-iIaDnsh Am. Baker Now-ifAVsh n D. hseAsb
Son - lying Cloud, icHy uneasVhe
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ARrrsr or , DIsHosrsr Yesterday
.bf .i.h'..u ,,af. o. ss- DO bssA d1es In ths
family Of Mr. A. b. Bfoun. residing Al Mystic, Conn en- .
rkAIso u ts,s on tho lisht q no sh q Ap ~lD. VI,
.-.Ify beOusaf Mf, and ieft for tails city Tho
ocsr recovered OF the prrp ry and the accused hs
i.ptu.l hsf infns. to r.,afB MJs IN oBsesy and
tie dcmtsd, Of Jlsc.- she Ia very psni
tent This her orss'- snd H 10 very ssobAui .
to.li In the state Pn,os would improve her.
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ton Of thea. number, .vnees intelligence and care

ton Of these numbers evinees intelligence and care
The conductors have evidently aimed at accuracy
and precision as well az completeness and have not
been contented with a superficial and slovenly per-
formance Of their task. Although designed iof
special reference to the wants of "the trade on
which it must rely mainly for support, the "Cnea'
lar" may be consulted with advantage by every ut
ersry man, and will doubtless prove an attractive
and useful publication to readers Of photographed
tastss,
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1868. THE The, =, , -, 1868.

PENNSYLVANTA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WITH its corrections. forns
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
pros krw.YoRk TO rHg PRINCIPAL WESTERLY CiriBs
sex,s taia Ian daily from New-York Pbsde pba via
New Jersey ard C.Tsep sod AmeSy Line ~ NINA
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR the VISIT BY Tule
FOOT OF CoURTLANDr-Sr.
Byway of hsdepha tbe ming passengers leave New
York time es other routes, evening passenger
e. s p. M one hour later than other lines.
By Allentown. evening passengers leave p m.
later than the Northern nes and BY both routes
arrive et the tine NorhTn lines in Cncyc snd all
n,. 10 tho North.West Cr.stlins Indianapolis Louisville.
81 Luuis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, and sh main
point. West, with fewer chsnses Of cars.
pssar.S $50 miles and to Pi.s.barsh 40 uss
smo.i, aud Saloon Cafs on all t.sns.
Fare tie other routes.
BagFsgc oh-cked through. Transfers free.
Secure Icke.s, good until used ny fltt-on,Bo
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tie Penusyvsu!a Crntrsl Company runs an Fnigns
Accommodation Line VIII Oh Hnords copisf,eoe nyue
rayo to psles moving ws.tw ard at one-nsh me ss
oil iaTe. .oprcunc
, c,,sl.. 81 Al Gc.crttions ran 70 forwarded
To and rom any pont the Rsitoads ohtc
Indiana UiIois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missoar oy NALL
hRFCf or 10 any port the nayigsols rivers Of Ire
West by sea"tt' iio "a Sn s,y point IN the West by
M Central Railroad All times - favorable
a. sS ~, The transporter ION a thsr Fs~sn this
Company rely with sS K 'ps'dy i4'''
r.,., rd Dealers in Live ses will6ud Mi. sd-
f'n''' mt, Capscou. Yssia weh wa:ered and sup
rB. wild every have been spened on this line
and 10 e,sufc.ons dese asao9 u pali to ther wsnts
s re',iis ch,cs'is otfs "a of the PHiLADEL-
PHiA' NEW. \ ORR and 3ALIinioRE MARKETS.
J. J. ELLiOkH, la.epger. Agent. No A'iorliouse'
300 -, No ssi,r ifsu-s, I'D No south William IT.
i'' MCDONALD aiSohofs, E~sSsa' A X
p. ENoCH LEWIS dsusraI supsriuts.dsxt AitssaH ~
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Pns.eugers Arrived

IN big TsiIuiaA from Ro Ja-,o-Thes biddl. Seer.
tafy Of tho L...isH Of tao uisd states " DTsin hs ZIG
die add chile Ml., Webb, Wa. HoTktn.
j. 5rig 1aaa Oven from hs,t'at- Robert Stevens lacy
ana ,wo daughters, J Donthg.. 81. aoh Guns.
IL 6sfg Frl.>,, Royal Jros Lrrn1d1b r. W lson and
Capt. J. Sanford.
ia schooner .. HiEer,s. ySo~s I,piapag-Csyt NtsA
Nj. BTaIdlsf and family.
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SALVATORE ALsss.c
ssn-R,,.sl u BET. ...........7i2t Mses-Ses 81
hiGH vaIKR
sandy Hoot. 9O4 Gov Island. SO Hsl'Dss....' Iv
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Cost an6 found.

q SN REWARD.-LOST, on "Wednesday
GpJO evening May "a, between and 10 o'clock an 80
ils from F.-s1. RyinstoG. to fn-st. near Avenue
C. DIAMOND CLUSTER RING with the name " An-
Meta Kehu" ent,.yed tho inside. Any person hsyos
fond the thai will return IL 10 the owner A hhShi
Schultz No "a 4ths can elsin the above reward and
the thank, OF tho owner.
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Z" DRIFTING ABOUT" Or WHAT JEEMS PIPES or
PlPEsVILLE SAW AND DID. An Autobiography os
sTEPnEs &. MA,sKrr. l2mo. PIP. 80 Carleton
good-naured, gossiping, egotistic description oil
men and things encountered by the author who
seems 10 have touched for time at oil tue remark
able places on the globe, is given in this muliarous
Autobiography. lie writes without reserve or scru-
rle, drugs in by the hair of the head the numerous
celebrities with whose acquaintance he Las been
favored, is never weary Of the sonnd OF bis own
voice, and with good deal Of rubbish which affords
material for his voluble chat lis book contains mnny
entertaining "reminiscences of the last twenty years
>, ol,oos, every civilized and uncvzed land.
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The Am.rtcan PuLiisAer'' Circular, formerly

tn, American PuGiishers Circular, formerly
Conducted by Mr. Charles Rode, in this city, has
been removed to Philadelphia, aud Is now hsued ny
Hr. George w. Cbilds. The first Two numbers OIL 'ne
new series have recently made their appearance a'i
Il will now be published regularly the iSl and LON
Of each month. The work promises to be valuable
and interesting contribution to American periodica'
literature. La addition to the usual array oil BOOK
ceiling advertisements, which are not to DO resaroe'
IA aereIy bufiness point Of view, but US suggest
i've indication Of the mental activity OF Tie Gay, 1t
contains greet variety Of literary intel seHee' D''l
foreign and donostic; obituary notice. OF prominent
persons connected with literature; bHef' DnI ID
sruetye and impartial sketches Of new publications.
and copious announcements and catalogues OF forth
coming and recently published books. 1As Pivpai4'
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course with mist, which, however bright is psrni'
eious There is no idea on tho subject Of mans SAL
walton which cannot be expressed In plain Saxon
English.
The arrangements for public worship moreover,
ere becoming so expensive that the greater portion
of the middle clssses and nearly all the poor, are
excluded from the churches. Upon the Weather
and more highly educated classes, the influence Of
TIE pulpit is rapidly decreasing Not that ministers
ere not treated well so far ss this world Is concerned
but thSt their preaching produces less and less effect
upon the public mind, that the message of salvation
is heard with less and less interest and concern.
Since l commenced writing these pages" says
President Wayland, 81 happened 20 fall into con-
veIsation on this subject with friend who has ar
rivei at high distinction as lawyer and legiS-
letor. inquired Of him, what vas the opinion Of
gentlemen Of his profession on the subject OF the
Christian religion, when they conversed freely with
each other in their professional meetings. lie re-
Piled: They think religion very useful thing for
promoting the good order Of society and reducing
the number of policemen, and they are wiling to
contribute TO its support; but that Is SILL AS TO Its
necessity for the salvation Of the soul or, in fact
as TO its importance for anything else than the pres
ent ife,-they have no belief at all"
The remedy for the evils so fOrcibly described by
the author 10 set forth with his usual frankness and
energy lnthe course Of the discussion be gives az
interesting account of his own professional experi.
ence, which forms an admirable specimen OF auto
biographical narrative, dis.rming criticism by its
simplicity, while it challenges attention by the trans
psrept honesty of it's details. No doubt the ground
taken by the distinguished writer of this volume II
extreme. lie pushes his argument to its utmost lin
its He slightly notices, or does not notice at ALL
the numerous exceptions to his position, even allow
ing its general truth. lie assumes without proof
that the primitive model is tho rule and standard for
every age. But his pages are filled with hgaly sug
gestive remarks, and cannot fail to call forth many
reflections ard quesdonings among those 10 whom
they are especially Addressed.
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LIFE IN TIE OPEN AIR AND oTHER PApERs. Bv
Tus0DoKK WINTHROP. l2Ho ~ @S Tcknor 4
Fields.
In addition to the breezy sketches of mouutoin
travel which compose large portion Of this volume
the last in the series of the posthumous writings of
tie martyred author--it contains the military arti-
cles describing the March Of the Seventh Regi-
uent" Washington ns Camp" and "Fortress
Monroe" which derive h tender interest from bang
the frst-fruits of an experience that was 20 coon
closed in the crowning glory of an heroic death.
Beneath their light and comic exterior, they furnish
frequent rmpses OF the finer qualities of Theodore
Winthrops rare nature, his romantic devotion 10 =
noble IDEAL his chivalrous seDse of honor, Bis I'M
selfish enthusiasm for great cause SO well as the
bodnes and versatility of his intellect. Few VOL
umes are 30 deeply marked with the spirit Of the
man, so little by the arts Of the auhor. ls interest
asa memorial Of character is still greater than its
value u literary production.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
FOR NewHsy-n. :, tEKl li.S .. M h~i' tEAb
fJl ,Ex.l -. 5.JJ AID o. . a.,
For Britss port (Ex). ll.3) q. N. Hl3 tEIh a~
ley }. 50 $50 sud p
For Milford and Stafford. I. lI.3c MI 3so $50 NJ
For Fairaeld Southport and WeGpor T. llS a. M a",
s. - Q. So ,,rr, .nfr.,
For Dsnsn and Greenwich, I, $50, ll;o N So 40.
FOX stanford. T. Erl go liS M l2.ls (Exh 30
CE1) 3 81. 49, so. p. III 80. :, ~
For Port Ches AMI in,eruedi,te stations 800 liso
NJ. : 2 50. s3e. 5 -, 80 p. n.
For foft he.ter snd Sew.Rooaele. 6P m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, va Sprr. aed, g. m. lex zD tExb 30
F,s To ion. ,s Snsrr Lln-. i2l5 (Ex J. = N. -
For Hartford and spTinrhsid 8 a. m tEzh Hi' o."
For Con c,icat River R-,csito Montreal ga ,EI d
2 80 ard ~ Is =. IA. NORTHAMPTON.
For Hartford. Providence aua Fishkih Railroad, M
(Ex.) Ills >. .
toi scS.li-ven, New. London aud sonnsion Railroad ID
G a IN. y IS. 30. 8 ?. Il.
For C.rsl Reifo,d - IS p m TO Northampton.
For Housrtoni- Railroad 3. m, Z3O ?. m.
For Nau.aiuck RAlFcsd j. IL, 30 p. IN
For Dsubufy al S0In AZ kaltesd. A. m 40 ?. N.
Cctul o4icus slecpiac Cara a'tae he'd 70 p Train
JAMES A. HUNT, Superintendent.
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Excursions.

nELIGUrFUL FAMILY EXCLUSION
~ Down the Nav, ot S.ndy HeoS Light TO ESCORT the
K.v HENRY MAkD BkECNEH 20 Sea, on his way 10
Fsrops on SATURDAY May u. He 70 sail for Ento
f. the steamship City of Baltimore at !? oeisek noon Ihe
A 1 nav and fast.sailiug steamer JESSE non, Nei.-
r,,e, Conn ander viii leave Fuiton-st Brooklyn e. 10
ac.scs m aud C.na-.,, y. y at ltt ocloek, GIVING
dne view OF Fort Lafayette, tho present iodinsisce ~
..ti5 al Rebel ai'ora also view OF Forte hemton pa
mould snd Iompku' Sandy Hook Light and the his9tne
sul,udl Bsni aIrsic will accompany the boat lcsst
So cent. chdfsa half price Passing around staten Island
EXCURSIONS 10 COMFY lSLAND.-lhe
a. Car. Of the COMFY ISLAND and BkOOhLlN
RAILROAD COMPANY every Elk minutes RON axiom
and atnaIine Fen-s Brooklyn connecting ety Inc with
Isand.--Bfooklyn, Msy %, 1863 - -
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rprtrupus OF THE BIBLE.

TPIUnPHs OF TIE BIBLE, WITH THE TESTIMONY
OF SCIENCE TO ITS ThUTH. BY the Rev HEsEr
TuLnpoE, A. NJ nDo., Up. 49, Charles scfibner.
Tie design Of this volume ia to furnish treatise
OH the evidences Of Christianity, in accordance with
the scientific progress Of the age. In introducing
the subject the author presents condensed view OF
the ,riumphs of the Bible as illustrated by the course
Of hi,tory; lie then considers the testimony to its
truth afforded BY geology, astronomy, and other
branches Of physical science and coseS his argument
by considerations derived from chronology, geogra-
ply, and archaeology. large portion OF the work
10 devoted TO extracts from other writers, which gives
it the air of q compilation, rather than Of an original
discussion, and tends to diminish its sIec, with the
mass II readers.
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GOOD THOUGHTS IN BAD TIMES. AND oTHF
PAPEKs. by THoHAs FULLER. d. d. Huns, PIP 8
iictDof Fields.

GOOD THOUGHTS IN BAD TIMES. AND oIhfh
PAPERS. BY THOMAS FULLER. b. ID. l2ms, PIP. 81
Iictuoi Fields.
No time could be more suitable than the present for
reproducing the good thoughts Of tie wse and witty
divine, who, according to Coleridge, was " incom-
paraLy tie mos, sensible, the lcatt prejudiced great
man in an ago that bossted Of galaxy Of great
men, With him divinity was not III ditoord With
humanity, religion wore not an inspect OF terror but
a oountenRnce Of smiling earuestnes; " il wac M
natural that he should be full Of mirh is or the
ras.hopper 10 obirp, bee TO hum OF The birds TO
wsrcle IN the Spring breeze and bright sunshine. .
Ho was chaplain in tho royal army during the
great civil war il England, using his benign author
ty to mitigate tue violence Of hostile parties. Many
Of his golden sentences possess spechl Teriinenee
% the present state Of things in own country.
and Nigh, prohiaby be laid TO heart by men OF ali
parties.
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lITFAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
At Qu..n.town. Cork Harbor Tn wellknown steam
or. Of tie Liverpool Ne-fork and Philadelphia steamship
on pauy ere intended 10 sal 80 follows =, ~.
CITY or ''sl ~
IN. fi'pC SaiuTda.. Juue ID
And ev~ry .aceesdng SATURDAY. fier ~.
Moth River.
PAYABLE 10 gold. or its equiv lent n currency
EINST ABlS .......t $50 20 srEENAUE.........&s1 %
Er.t so TO ondon. IS % St-ersse TO lonion. - ~
f.t C.bp TO Paris. % 90 S'csrsgo to Ps1s.... ca %
sbiu TO hsmDaig 81 col seefas- 10 hanbatE " ~
Pa,enses also forwarded TO Haye, Bremen. ROTTERDAM
Antwerp, kc., 1t equally low fatea 49,,
kn,. nom Liverpool Queenstown; lot Cabin -, = =
st3 sttrra.t Iy.pool. 40 From Cueenstown ~
ho., Who wish ene their fiends CAL Guy tickets hss
a. these rates.
Fot frrther inform,on apply a. the COMPANY Offices
John q. DALE, Agent. No. Is Roadway y 1.
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COMMON PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN WORSHIP.
u Blo. ~. al. WAitef. Wise 4 Co.
Tho manual Of public wofship prepared by tho
Rev. James Martiuean for the Use Of dissenting
Churches in England is here reprinted. with few
necessary changes and omissions to adnpt 1t to the
requirements of religious societies in this country. 1t
contains ten general services for morning and even
Ing worship collects for the Christan year, prayers
and thsuIsgyiugs collects before or after sermon,
and special form for the communion, bapuoin, mar
riage, burial aud other religious occasions. In point
Of theology, tie volume aims at the expression oil
OPINIONS which are held in common by the various
seets of Christians rather than at the illustration OF
any peculiar creed The language Of tie services is
deeply Hinged with scriptnrsl phrsseoogy, and has
been hsppily preserved from unwise attempts at
rhetorical mbellishments.
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Ocean Steamers.

NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
.t..,,r will lssv. Nsw.Yors the 3d. l3tn aud
"a Of earh month except vhel those date. AL on 81
DAY when day of departure viii 10 the MONDAi '''
FOR height or passage apply at the enly once 20 Bowl
ms. gr-en ~ y. -N-h s
NOR W-ORLEANS-Direct.
IL III. hnt.clsss steamship
LOCUST POINT, Capt. ID. FREScH,
Wl leave Pier No " r. lor NewOre4n. direct carry ing
lie United safe. Mail. on SATURDAY May 3d. at p IL
No H.sht received .lsr Friday. FoI freight OF passage
appy 20 H. d. Nno'" n a. Wss,'.,
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADLLPHlA AID tho SOUTH and WESI. va lEh,
SPY IITN-Mail and Express Lines lesve New YORK AT
ana 10 m T. 8 1880 sni ll;5o p m Faro 90 Ioroufs
b,.sass checked att AMI 20 m ADD ~ snd h'sV m'
-, Es,birs top ard At z and .. m. for tho West,
'' j w. WoODBU IF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will Be received for trns unless devsrsc
tho time of lesvlog
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bort War0sns' Notlle.
grIrR OF NEW. YORK.

FTIrE NEw.TORK
PoRr.W.RDEss UvpcE No. l0t Wallst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of the Act pssed April H. 1871 entitled Al
Act to keorssnizs the Warden Ocs OF tho Port Of View
Yot penon, interested IN, having charge Of the
sui eet n.er OF such inquiry eramnson OF survey ths
the following vessels under examination ny u" oi
W.rdsns aud tins. tho said or examinations WIZ DC
within ten days succeeding TINS notice. o.
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TRAVIS LEAvE NEw-YoRK:

Passenger Station IN Hs~iorE. corner L'thtI and >nsv
El;Tsnce 9th -
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Gteamboais an0 uailroa6s.

DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.
~ FORD. connecting with Railroad 10 SPRINGFIELDs
NORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS FALLS. BRATTLE-
BORO &c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck-sItp,
p nL Monday "Wednesday, and Friday. Steamer CITY
OF HARTFORD leaves Peckslip az p. n, Tuesday.
Thursiay and Saturday.
Tue boas OF tins line hrscass Sound steamers and are
commanded by compsten, and experienced officers.
New.York. May Is. 1853
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ATEV-YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CONNIE SCIHO NAY Is. 1903
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EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-The
Glcamtcais aNo RAILROADS..

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANI--Steainer
ARMENIA leaves foo, OF Harfison.st.. MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS AID FRIDAYS at o'csek, making usual
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EOR W-ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL The new and hrs,-ciass seNnship
GEORGE CROMWELL -
Capt JOHN A POST.
CARVING N. resul,r UNITED STATES MAILS,
u,ll l..y, Pier ~ T. AZ above oAlL kDAf, June o.
at p r,,, ., n, - ~, p,,5.v
For hayius unslrpas.sd sccomno ioD'or hssh
.ppiy 70 ~ g. CROMWELL Co., No. 90 West+t
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Religious Noiltrs.

Athrunum.-The Rev. MATTHEW HALE SMITH
VII prsGca AtheHrur. BrooEyn corner Of ChH'on
AID Alta tie-.t. TO-NOHHDW. at 10. m, the third
mon "Chr.t IN the Old Testsmsntf subject 'i'on
Jacobs Ladder" ~ q oomnienoeIne- on s9it,e
the Unity a The Church Nln'rsied IN ~ hTef OF rh
ncut Men - ,ttect John Wesay Of TO hatEodiI sun
dar. School At D ~. sn.inEs at } GcLoeh
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NIEW-1UKk, HAhLEM, AND ALbANI
RAILROAD.-Tr7iIs VII .eave 18th st DePot-For Al
bay 1880 @. IN. STOPPING az eridse, Whfe
Plain. Bedford CTltou Falls sd stations Forth TO Aosny
connecting With Central and Northern basosi oT Saaogs
sod all Ioni, for Crcton Fails $50 IN Tor
White fl.as BIS AID 10 III, .59. 10 and p m ani
6:l5 p N from Widest. pepoti os "nan,o i6ser,s:l,
10 A. m 2:a $40 5, 6.i5 CToion Fslis, WIN fsins.
and Wuisu.brige rsius ep At ali stations foF poNer
siut o. NJ. stopping Plains and stations north
T. Dover. Re.urung Albany al gao a., 90 a. nSh
of Northern aud Nrsera Trains. stopping ~ ali stations
foni Chatham 20 Crot0n Falls also Bedford White Plains.
and WI iAmsbndge; Dover Piain- s:t IA. stepping al
eli .taons north Of .nd at White Plains: CEotoa FAis'
T. M White Psins o:l0 :. 20 . ~, $40 p IN
WilianhnJ.e $3.50 CToton Falls, White Pane, ana
winiamshrdg- trains stop ct 81 s,stons snndsy FL
curion r.in. At Hat Fare Ga stes Sunday May 81.
1905 or Crcton fss s;.j NJ topping all sections ex.
cent YoAye For Williams b-dse s;la ll'sO . N and
do n H. Stopping al all St.iious. For Whe Plains p m,
.torepg Stations. Retaining esve White Pieins $40
IA .toupng az I'll stations Mismsbridge o<3, lo1o O.
m 4 ~ $40 $40 y. stopping Al all stations. Crotsn
F.il, y. u. stopping - ~ Sister- rxHep, foAve
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.AY LINE FOR ALBANY.

I 1A1 LINZ FUN hIDdNI.
~ The ne W steamboat CITY OF ALBANY, Capt D. II.
HITCHCOCK will leav- HsrrisoD-st.. at o'clock
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS and
after May 5. Landing q, 3oth-st.
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sAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

y OLD SAC HARBoR. &c.-THREE TRIPS PER
NEhh--Ihe Steamer DONALDSON, CspL W. s. iayens.
HAVING 1een by rrbni ard PIT in DEL will Tor the
present 1--we ie No 81 East Eiver ,Jtnsspl on TUES
DAY lhuh sDAf, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS: a.
o'ci1cki returning leave sag H.rbor MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAf ard FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, 81 o'clok. Ber
fie sht OF passage, apply OF bosrd or #
\. J. klCHARUSO No 100 Enlton-ht.