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It's supposed by some that the Prince Of
Wales visited this country in part to obtain a
rackage Of Herrick Allen Gold Medal Ssleratus.
whether be did or not, II would do honor TO the
Queens table to have as nice light Biscuit as
that article makes. If any one has any doubts
ON that subject, 70 to your Grocer and get a
naper Immediately. and find of truth that
there Is nothing like it. Everybody sells it
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=. n. WILLIAMS ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w "a by tho Honorable the Probate Court for the
District ~ Chittenden, Commissioners 20 receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demand NJ all
persons. 1-aiust the estate Of Enos B. William
late a. Jericho in said District deceased, represent
I'll insolven-. and also all claims and demands eS-
hihited In Offset thereto; and SIX months from tho
dav Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend o. the business Of our appoint
Jericho IN said District, the first Monday II NAV
and September next at 10 O'Clock 4. VI, each n
said davs.
Dated this first day Of April A. 4. 1863
r. B. REED. -
wtIw7 JULIUS HAPGOOD '"iN ~
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CAIRO, Ill. April .

CAIRO, IT.. April 2s.
Affairs at Cape Giradeau are at an end.
The rebels are in full retreat on the Bloom
field road with Gen. Mcneil in pursuit. 1t
was Gen. McNeil's intention to send force
to the enemy's rear for the purpose of des-
troving the bridge over the white river. thus
cutting of their retreat should he succeed
most of the rebel force will be captured
Fears are entertained that the Federal force
from New Madrid which numbers only 1000
NAV he overwhelmed by the enemy who arc
1000 strong.
Al Of ten. McNeil's pursuing forces are
mounted. In the attack on the rebel camp
SUNDAY night, Eve or six hundred prisoners
were taken and number killed and wound
81. The rebels have completely stripped tho
country through which they have passed
making no difference between friends and
fot-
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CAIRO, H., April >
The latest from Cape Girardcau rays that
SIS or 90 rebels were killed in the attack yc--
terlay, and over 200 wounded, - horses
were killed and there is every prospect that
Marmaduke will Dee completely cut fl.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE ,,,AsNA AND FOUL vAPoRs

generated by the hot sun viii be far deadly 10
orr Volunteers than the encmy's hayonets- In the
Indian and Crimean campaigns, HOLLOW4f'S
PILLS were used IN enormous quantities. They
kept the troops in perfect health Only @ cents per
box. Soldiers supply yourselves.
Nav5 dawiw-2l7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

The Massachusetts, Senate has passed
resolution appropriating twenty-five hundred
dollars for the Natural History Department
of Williams College.
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALTE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is a vegetable preparation. invent
ed In .he 18th century. by DR. WM. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through it,
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds tina. baffied the skill Of the most
eminent physicians of his day. and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefsetor.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Burns.
Graee's Celebrated Sai-e cures ScaldJ.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Flesh WOUNDS
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures corns.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Feloas.
Grace's Celebrated sslve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grsce's Celebrated salvs cures Weus.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures CallouseJ.
Graee's Celebrated 5alvc cures Salt Rhsuu.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chilblains.
Grsce's Celebrated salvs cures Sore Breast
Graes's Celebrated salve cures Sore Lips.
GTace's Celebrated sslve cures Erysipelas Sores
Grsce's Celebrated s.lve cures AbsocsseS
Grses's Celebrated salve cures Ulcers.
Grace's Celebrated salvs cures Chopped Hands
Graco's Celebrated Salve cures Ringwornl5.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down 20 4 common Pimplc. II eradi-
Gates Pimplcs from the face, and beauties thr
skin. There Is no preparation before the puh.'
that csn equal this Salye IN prompt and enrr-
ee;c action for the speedy cure Of external d.
eases, a. those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors. and Fi5hermen, VIII find THIS
Salvc their best friend.
I, has none OF the irritating. heating prop
ties Of other remedies but coOls, clean,cs, ai-
heals the most serious Sores and Wound
livery family, and especially those contalni- :
children, should keep box on hand IN case q.
accident, for It viii save them much trouble,
suffering. and money. All 1t wants Il a .-.s
trial 70 cure old and Ilve,erate Sores.
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GEORGE T. ROOTS popular collection of Sats
VI bath School Music, comprising Hymns, Tunes
Sentences, Chants &C. to which il added the Cantafa
II THE CHRTSTI4Y Cruces, designed f0r Con-
ccrts Anniversaries, &c.
Price nets. Mailed postpaid ON recent Of price
HENRY TOLNAN & CO., Publisher
al Washington Street. Boston
April =. daw2t
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Col. Rode is fighting and retrcsting towards

Col. Rode is fighting and retrcsting towards
reinforcements.
The slocp Eagle laden with cotton and to-
haccO. outward bound, was beached and fired
IN Warsaw Sound Thursday night, to pre-
vent her capture by the blockaders. Her
crew are safe.
Further advices from McMinnville repre-
sent that the enemy have destroyed several
bridges, burned the cotton factory, the de-
pot buildings, one engine, and three cars,
end then retreated towards Murfreesboro.
The word to-day is everybody to the
front. There Is no movement there on the
Part Of the enemy Our troops are in good
spirits and are confident. 1t is not believed
that the Yankees will dare 10 make an at
tack
Advicos from 1uscumbia state that three
regiments of Yankees are advancing. They
will he held in check by Col Rode with his
cavalry.
The Inquirer of the 9th has the follow
ing dispatch from Fauquier The enemy oc-
cupied the county Of Fauauier in great
force. from 20 900 TO $4,000 Their infant
~ camp At last accounts was on the Orange
a Alexandria Railroad, between Warrenton
junction and their cavalry picket. IL is re-
ported that small force Of the enemy made
a dash up to Washington, Rappahannock
County. Skirmishing along the river is
daily taking place.
The Inquirer says There are some indi-
cations that the Yankees are moving in South
Carolina. 1t i supposed their intention is
10 make raid On the Coosawatchie, proba-
by to attempt to destroy the railroad be-
tween Savannah and Charleston
The Dispatch Of the Goth. SAYS A tele
gran received in the CITY, saws the icderals
were advancing on the jackson, Mississippi
& Meridian Railroad, and had burned the
stone bridge on that road
A Nashville dispatch Of the 9th, saws \
part Of General Green Clay Smiths brigade,
consisting Of 80 cavalry, commanded by
Col. Watkins, Of the Sixth Kentucky, it is
reported this morning made a dash upon the
rebel camp Of the First Texas Legion eight
miles south of Franklin, ON Carriers Creek
pike, and captured lbs rebels, including
three captains, five lieutenants, the same
number of horses. fifty mules one ambulance
loaded with medical stores. and burned eight
wagons and the arms Of the rebels Colonel
Brooks, commanding the rebel camp, was
captured, but subsequently escaped The
rebels formed part Of Gen. Whitfeld's
brigade. Five rebels were MORALLY woun-
ded- There were no casualties on our side.
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NEW BOOKS.

4 NNUAL Of Scientific Discovery or Year Book q
~ facts in science and art for the year 1853. Ek-
hbiting the most important discoveries in mechanics
useful arts Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astr0-
nomy, Geology, Botany. &c BY Davis d. Wells.
Invasion Of the Crimea, its Origin and Progress by
Alexander hingslAke.
The Widow BedOtt Papers by Alice Z. Neal.
Ny Southern Friends by the author Of Among
the Pines book that fully sustans the authors
reputation.
Ihi- day received =.
ErNTIyGroN'S.
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The Richmond Enquirer of April sd says
that the honorable peace talked OF By the
Democrats of the North means reunion,
which 10 them Is dishonor and infamy eternal.
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EROM Private Fancier's stock embracing Eng
4 li,h. French and German imported birds
Address Box 2600 P. o. Boston Mas
or call a. 81 Federal Street. up stairs.
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NEW NoRK, April ~


Tie Washington Intelligenocr of Tuesday
morning announces that ten. Hooker com
menced forward movement Monday morn
ing. Heavy masses Of artillery and other
troops were crossing the Rappahanock at
sunrise.
The Tri5uns Gays the 7th and 18th Corps
and the cavalry corrs took tto lead.
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MASON 4 HANILiN
GARNET ORG ANS


b. Having recently introduced numerous very
rohave secured for them by copyright the trade
marx Cabinet Orqlf,n which viii distinguish
them from those Of other makers, and protect
purchasers from limitations.
MASON & HA1fLIN'S CABINET ORGANS are
vi pronounced superior to all instruments Of a
similar nature a melodeons seraphines &c, by
those best qualified % judge and the only ones
which have ever been awarded q Gold Medal In this
c0un,ry.-See written testimony from the following
most eminent Organists Of New York, Boston, &c,
in which they are pronounced The best Of their
class Of which we have any knowledge. - Zundel,
0rcanist Of Henry Ward Beechers Church. Flint.
II Madison Square Church; Mosenthal. Of Caevalry
Church; Wells. Of Christ Churchi Magrsth, Of DR..
Pi-e's Church, Smitz. Of the Immaculate Conception
Church; Hagen, Editor Musieai Reristr. Of New
York:-Tuckcruan. Of St. Paul's Church; Wilcox. 81
Immaculate Conception Church; Baumbach, Of the
Church Of the Unity; Lang, Of Old South Church,
0f Roston,-Beale. Of st. Joseph's Church; Thomas,
Of the Church Of the Holy lnnocent-; Marsh, 4 St
Peter's Church. q Alhany,-and many others
The Manufacturers are in possession Il testimoui-
ala h similar effect from ThslberG, Morgan. l.
Mason Zsrrahn, Bradbury, Webb. Root. HastinEs,
Wm Mason, Satter, Wollenhaupt, Golhaar. Klauscr,
Wolfs1hni Sc, &c
Cabinet Orzans Single and Double Reed. $40 % n
do with s. and u stops, pedal bass &c s25 70 80
Neodeons Nine varieties, $50 70 5
- Descriptive Circulars sent by mail
Narer0oms In Boston. "a Washington street.
Wareroon1s IN New York. and Mercer Street
Adfrezs " MASON K HAMLIN Boston. or
MASON BROTHERS, New York
Wins
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NOTICE.

w HEFFAS nv wife Harriet Maria has LEFT nv bed
w and board without just provocation, this is
70 VAN all persons against harboring or trusting
her I viii pay no debts n her contracting after
this date. q. ". ISIIAN
Winooski, April 10, 1868. d&W3ts
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VOLUNTEERS.
for three years in tho Infantr-
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Bounty and Premium

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Id / G Il /.

In North starksboro, April Is. Ralph Kin'ley.
aged months. only child Of Ray P. and Betsey j.
Livermore.
In North stsrksboro, April Is, Alma Genevieve,
AGED wears. daughter Of wm. ". Sally A.
Wymsn.
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DRAxDRErH's FILLS, New style.
BR4yDRErHs riLLs. yET STYLE.

FR4NDRETH-S Fills. VET STYLE.
RRlYDRETFS Pills. NEW STYLE,
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Are innllihle far costivencss sposms. los' Of ap-
petite sick headache. Sidiinoss, sense 4 hloa'rs
after meals. dizziness. drowsines- and cramplng
pains. and all disorders II the stomach and bowels
OWE or NfyY CASES.
= Original Letter AZ 2oi Canal Street. y Y
JIG. COOK, publisher Of The STATE B1rusr, Ben
nin-tor. Vt, says he was attacked with Dyspepsia.
and suffered go severely from 10 that not particle
Of fool could hc swallowed without occasodiu- the
most uncomfortable sensation in his stomach. For
five years Dc suffered from this dreadful complaint
when Doe used RR 4vDBETHS Pills. The first box
did not seem 20 benefit him much. h'f the second
produced a change end hy me time ue had taken
-iN boxes. a COMPLETE CURE was effected. He says
My dyspepsia was gone, and my expectation u On
ra-Iv death vqr'-fct.~
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NASHoO

n 4 v hood;
HOW LOST: HOW RESTORED:
Just Published in q Sealed Envelope. Price Cents
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
Cure Of Spernatcrrhoaa or Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impedi-
meuts 10 Marriage generally, Nervousness. Con-
sumption. Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical
Incapaciry. resulfing from Self-Abuse. &c BY
ROB'T. T. CULVERWELL, II. d, Author Of the
GreeH Boot, 81.
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, 70 any adore.
post paif on receipt of six cents, or two postage
stsunn- hv pu. Gil J. G. kLINE.
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rxCrIsroR:-THE ONLY PREPAR.

ALTON that will instantly produce splendid brown
or black I'm ten minutes, without injury TO The hair
or .oiling tho skin Of the face or head, is
CRRT1DORO'S MAR DYE.
II has been certified by the first Chemist, in
America including DR.. R. CHLToS, TO he free from
every delcterious substance and has equal in tho
certainty and rspidity Of its operation.
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADORO, 6Astor House,
New-York sold everywhere. and applied by all
Hair Drcssers.
Price 81. 81 IN, and IS per box according to size.
Navr daWlm-No. r.
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..our duty in the present crisis

WAR has indeed become with us a stern reality -.
w and while We have good reasons 70 expect sue
cess we have calmly looked death and disaster in
the face. The distant rearing cannon and exploding
shells have re-echoed 70 rs Ike solemn music. and
we have mourncd the loss Of the brave, who have
sacrificed their al on the Battlefield IN the defence
Of our country IN times like these 1t becomes every
r1su'- duty not only % sustain the constitutional
authorities q the land but 20 look well 20 his ind
vidual Purse, and a Penny saved now, is indeed a
Penny made
For the beneft Of our customers, friends and tho
small circle Of the "outer world" we here again
make public, that we are once more prepared 10 DO
Justice 20 mankind in the shape Of dispensing gooa
GOODS ~ H9r- pricCs1 Our stock Of
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"vAxIT~ FAIR it Is stated, is to be reviv-
ed. in its former shape, and on former terms.
1t will be welcomed by many old friend.
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From Tennessee.

&C REINFO CED.
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Use
G. O I. ID

PEIRCE's.
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April 81 tlVu
ACOUGU. COLD. OR An IRRITATED THROAT
II allowed 90 pr gross results I'm serious Pulmonary
anil Bronchial affections, ofieutlmes iucuGahie.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE>
reach are-fig the affected parts and give almost In
slant relief lu BE0SCHITis, ASTHMA, and CATAREH
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
the use of the TrocAes and the.r extended use las
caused them 20 be counterfeitci. Be sure % guard
a-aiu-t worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the gen
uirs B-o-' naHetilf Troete wlicahave P-otsl their
efficacy by a test Of many years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS
and SINGERS should use the Troche' Military of
GERS AMI Soldiers who ovcr-taK their voice and are
exposed 60 sudden changes. should u-o them sold
everywhere az 25 cents per box
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NEW YoEy, April 20
The steamer New York reports that she
passed. on the oath, the steamer St. Andrew
from Glasgow for New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

VILLAIN GRACE

WILLIAM GRACE,
AmeshGry, A;s.s.
P-ice - cent, and 81 PER Eor-
Great saving j. made by taking the larger Size.
Each by has the above cut and the fac-simile
the proprietor's signature attached % Il, which
duly copyrighted.
GEORGE {. GOODWIN & co.
is Hanover Street. Boston.
General Agents for New EnElaU..
GHA,r'~ SaIvE can hc Of tanned az all the respect
able Druggists and Country stores everywhere
AUriL .tth l-sE WHY'S
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DAN AWAY from the subscriber an indentured APP
II prentice by the name Of Jane: Duoa, and l
bereby forbid anv body trusting or harbortng him
on NV account as will pay no debts Of MS con-
tracing ANY one apprising the suoscrtner Of DIS
BENZ. DCBA.
Grand Isle. April Is viiwS'
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RENIOV Al

V'1E Subscriber has removed hts o,tahlish-
-. L ment % next door above Stanton's Hotel
! - ou Church St, where he will be happy to
t7-s wait on his customers.
T.. TFEYIAU.
Burlington. April 18th. daw5v
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Anything wanted IN the Marble limo will he
furnished az short notice and a. the most reason
able rates.
Please call and examine stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. 1870
Burlington. Feb. 70. 1903. won
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News of tho Week.
BY Telegraph.
HOOKER .NOI'I.N'G.
THE RAPPAHANOCk
CROSSED.

artillery Orcr the rircr.
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100. 000BAaFELso or THE
CuITTENDEN COUNTY
I'D FbIC 'OT'H $

rUHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform
l the citizens Of this town and vicinity that they
have opened a large MfRRLE FORKS in Concert
Hall building under the TUNES O4re, Church St.
Burlington. Where can be found the largest and
best assortment Of Marble In this part Of the coun-
try, consisting OF
HEID STONE TABLETS.
OBELTSES MONUMENTS.
T4BLE q BUREAU TOPS,
CHi1fyET PIECES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
6teamboais an0 RAILROADS..

EOR CALIFORNIA-Dy the OVERLAND
l. ROUTE.-A DAILY LINE Of STAGES; carrying the
u s. Mails leaves Atchison, Kansas for facsrye, Ca via
Denver Great Salt Lake vznia and Carson Cities connect,
ing BY side lines with the Pixies Peak Colorado bennocx
Upper Missouri Reese River, Washoc and Huabod. min
Ing regions; 90. NO,
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAMS.
The ronte stocked with comfortable Coaches ard Concord
Covered Spring Wssons Every attention u paid to Pas'en'
gers. .
surne their seats when the coaches are not full
stations sverere ~ nles sra AID meals are iornned a.
about 70 cents each -,
TIE Atlantic and Psrfc Telegraph follows the route with
heouen, operstn, stations.
twenty-five pounds Of trgssyc allowed extra ehsize
win be made on the excess Surplus Baggage can De sent Dy
.ea via Panama
Atshison is connected by rail with an points cast.
THROUGH FARE, htchison 10 Plerervls $500
FsI- ron rlsoerieto san Francisco, 80
For further information apply tho oce Of the Company
no. o. Broadway, N. Y. up stsrs.
Tickets sold the Office Of tac Company ct NewYork and
htclison.
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I 1863.
THE
1868.

iIrssYLyANA crNTR 81 RAILAOAD.
Tfrr SHORTEST AID eufCki.r ROUTE
Fssa hsslo.E 10 THr rrDefAL wrsrrss C,rIr.
ALL rHnorgs i91INs Y6G rnE @sst ~ THIS
ROUTE ION 5ifs - S51tmEfflDasSHbf,ss4Y. ~ ''A
Bywsy Of fsusdsta DO morning passengers eavs NEW
oh a o. ..ioe rs ohsi 'ya,e' s''ins Ia'''n Ss'
rsway 81 Apeniowa. evening passenger leave At 2 NJ
hoaIs aieI ut4 ls HoiAsr Anes, AID ~ both foa',
arrive az tho .s's sine northern hnes IN Chicago and eh
roi. IN the Noh. West Crvstns lad polls. LOvusiLs
- Ious Cs,sssd touribn' Cinssnlaii. sud a.. nAn
s,.pins Cas- without ehsns, run from Philadelphia 20
llsbaI.l, - gri snd As~- lofA % isysisa, - Ilia
gmoslns and saloon Cars IN Al u4AA
Fne tle saino oihcr r0ulrA
Isg,.ss che Asd tAloash. Transfer. bee.
segufe tekets .o0i unif osed b. firsbursh
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The Penlsylgna Central Company runs an Fnigfani
AeroTnoia ~ Lire shicl affords counrlie mode Of
uasc pe. nSsas woss~ aid at eH.h-i the usual rSes
ol fac. ,,r,o,r,
~ hi. routc hoshls u al d cnron.csn be forwarded
10 al fo aay gsas on The i.-'ed' q ONO. kensneS
ROAD DIRECT 70 port gu ti. nasgAbr fysu Of tho
We.t by s.,snie's from Pittsburgh
The Of fieg - aud ION any point In tho Nosl 81
the rsnns vana csusl Railroad Il Al times faYcsm,
o. are god by fao,d Companies Merchants and
.hipyns nrsur ihe anpopHion 4 hsr Fftigbt 10 his
Corgany cen ROY van ceuhdsce on Ito speedy t'sh'i1
Frmcr. sna Dealers g. Live S'ocs win fna Ibis rcss
route IsIss rul a4dl well waar.d and
asd Is connect s cs-y attention Is paid 70 hef wants
ZION iarnsbnrg rhe, M be found cycy convenience Tor
FilIA MN york tii BALTIMORE MARKETs
i. ELLIOTT rss.suyer Ascat, No A''or House
10 4aor no iios,s.' ard No South wrlrm,l
MeDONALD biSChOFf. Emigsn' AGENTS,
EEOCH LEWIS, General Superintendent, ANooA., 7 a
rwrnr
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CHE Curt.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS.
IROrFING
WEDNESDAY, SLtTEN9AI % At 2P NJ
TILL GREATEST FESTIVAL or THE sEAsoa
Lsies cmgsnrl ~ uesi tmss Free
SECOND OF pIyTHRLB GREAT MA.CHES
~ gcH Fpk -. 600 -
ROBERT FILLINGHA. AID nEN. BUTLER
3!i- fi-ris. IN ; % wagons. .
I'll. p'easur- taS exciting ana Interesting
,trb thes. celeb ;ed rot.es vii be sTes'ly ed
hsnce by tie ate laGnes o. Lae "no Wiz be totsa tr
on .his eess.cn ana made ster ccus
sr1 ard enjoyment. Tao beat which caves JIles onp
y v h the Train Whe- leaves hIlss's fe'as
Boat. on tho 3..h,. Fry leave New'Ysrk ever! Ia
'''--'''' JOSEPH oRocHERoy
Imsg<.
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NrEW-YOgK & NEW-uAyEN RAILROAD
SUMNER fRrANGENENr
Ia t,As.-AN.s JLLf o, .ssL lhs
r...gsf st-lsa a. Ssu lors ssfnsf .'sS't sae iA-aT
EL.sa4er 81 I'D a.

TRtfEs LFAyL NEw-YoIKi
For ~ iss.a. ,1Hl i4.,1 = 49, a. u ltrl 30
30 ials-r,a : . an I.JoA n 8 lais lEEl. 9.1o
Iaf4 f.isi.. i.li T. o. 80 a m go. SD m
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.l. $40
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81 f.aClrsflaI =. na-l.i, n,,..p. Z. 30, i,.'oa
FOL. $50 ~ a. II
To- l.n CLrtief alt Ner Rochelle "A
fIa.' CT 'st TRAINS.
Ttf Nus,s1 va y f.fffi ta m. fFr - iPE J. 8 p. "a
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f4i Htitofs sle lfa. A'lL an. "a j. ll..9 -
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10 'O a. ri ESQ % .l. a. = .ti.liafs.
fof lartf..t. f4o.i4cats ant fi.Al Halroad. OK
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"a 10 ilitb %. ~
Ior , 49, l.safo,a a. ~ p. m. TO = ortiaHp,on.
Iof li0u.ai lHlc Railroad ~ 80. O. 70 New ~
ford Nsdn-fdsss AMI ss'urd-ysi % firsn.d.
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Co.tnoAisus sss4ng Csf. attached g. 2 } IraiIs.
JANIS a.. liOII Superintendent