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"FLAa OF TRUCE STEAMER NEW YORK."
VARINA, Va, August 81, 1864.

YAR1NA, VA, August 81, 1864. !
"Hon. r. 0uid agent for Eschange:
"SIR have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your favor of to-day requesting an.
swcr &C., to your communication Of the 10th
instant on questions Of exchange Of prisoners.
TO which, in reply, would say have no COM
muncation on the subject from our authorities,
nor in | yet authorized to make answer.
81 am. sir, very respectfully,
"Your obedient' t'scrrant
JOHN T.. MULFORD, ="
'Major and Assistant Agent for Exchange"
hayc thus fully set before you the action Of
the Confederate authorities in relation to mat
ter which lays SO near your hearts, and how it
has been received by the enemy. The fortunes
of your fathers, husbands, sons, brothers and
friends are as dear to those authorities as their
persons are precious to you, and have made
this publication not only as an. illustration Of
Federal bad faith, but also that you might see
that your Government has spared no effort to
secure the release of the gallant men who have
so often fronted death in the defence of our ga
cred cause. RO. OULD.
s,.-... =
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.


RELIEVED FROM DUTY.-Geu. John ii. Winder,
formely the head of the military department of this
district out for the past few months assigned to the
command of the Yankee prisoners at Andersonyilie
Georgia, has been relieved from his command, toseth
er with the chief surgeon attached to tbau place.
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FIR on PETERSBURG

PBTERsHuRo, Sept This morning some
North Carolina pickets surprised, by flank
movement, and captured ~ videtts, near Davis
House, on the Weldon Road. Nothing else Of
Importance.
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admiral Buchanan tells story of his Lieutenant,
who' looking into the open port of the Chckasaw,
sang out; Fire, you d-n Yankee, fret" When
the Yankee replied: "Aye. aye sir and pulling
the lanyard, sent On eleven inch she'll whzsing ir1o
the open port Of the Tennessee killing the over valiant
Lieutenant and several others:
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LATEST BY TELEG- -APH.
j, REPORTS Of PHE PRESS AssUCIATtON

Entered according to the Act Of Cor,ress IN ,bs oo
1868! oJ j. s. THRAsHER, in the clerks office ofthe
Distrlct Court Of the Confederate States for tho
Northern District of Georgia. '"'
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A Yankee Stable. for F:.s, Horses.

A Yankee Stable. for Fas, Horses.
Some lover of fast horses in Con-
necticut has been putting up a mag
nifcent "residence' for his stock, of
which a Hartford paper gives the fol-
lowing account:
us that a church or a barn 2"
would be natural inquiry by a
stranger, driving out on the West
Hartford road, andnoticing the large,
new Gothic building, with a tower.
on the ridge this side of Vanderbilt's
place, about two and half miles
west of the State House. It is Hen
ry Q. Beckwith's new barn, built for
him the past winter by VIM. G. AL
len, at a cost, Of about $4,000. The
building is of brick, with brown stone
trimmings, slate roof, and ornament
al windows. The main building is
IN the form Of a Greek cross. An
open shed connects with. the tower.
tive stories high, surrounded by a
flag staff. The first floor of the tow
er, with its marble mantle and hand
some finish, is designated for the of.
tlce-to be fitted up in elegant style;
above are two billiard rooms, bed
rooms for the men, &C. A splendid
view Of the surrounding country NAV
be obtained from the top. The barn
IS quite large, and better ventilated
than, most public buildings. The
stalls are finished in solid oak, pol
!shed and oiled; the partitions, cell
lngs and other wood work, are of
oiled pine. The five most Valuable
horses have each a, box stall, with
ABOUT as many conveniences as a gen.
tleman finds in his room at a. GOOD
hotel; also, very faithful and atten-
tive servants. Thesides of each room
or stall are called about six feet high.
above which is an ornamental iron
network, n's54: giving perfectly free cir
culatlon of air.
Here are Prince, the wiry little
boy that has made his nile in 224 on
the Fashion Course and for which
MS owners has refused $4,000; the
beautiful Belle of; Hartford, symme-
trlcal, and glossy as silk, for which
Amasa E Sprague offered to swap his
fifty horses, and another admirer of:
tered $4,000; Lady Litchfeld, a. brood
mare, OF the best stock, very fast. and
valued at thousands-her first colt ia
the trotter Hickory Jack; next comes
Gr1t' a sleek coated and "gritly" ami
NAL, said to be fast one, but untried
IN this vicinity, purchased in Buf.
talo last fall, at cost of $4,000; :,nd
last, but not least a nolk .!a.I:,ry
white horse, and f:.2t. ~. -. ;.;ul
value, bron9}l, tron1 C:.t,,.pI,.:. re.
Gently
The row of stalls opposite is occu.
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Amongst the deserters (says tho Richmond ESaani-
"e7 from GRANTS army who have come into our lines,
on t>e invitation conveyed in General Order Co. are
certain Germons probably Of those lately imported as
per oroer OF Massachusetts,, and credited on her
quota 1t is said that they come in. now from day
10 day. carrying copy of "Order 65" in their pockets
ana requesting to he sent back to Germany. It il
tfue' that the order from our War Department does
no1 engage Tor 80 much nevertheless it deserves the
consideration of the Government whether this
OF thei's should not be complied WITH as matter of
poc5 Room could surely be made for thirty or fr.v
OF these men in each vessel running out of WHINING.
'on with arrangements to further them from Bermuda
to England, from whence they might easilv nole
tneir own way to Bremen or Hamburg. The good
effects of such proceeding would be manifold A fsw
hunoreds OF Germans after being deluded by tho
iase promises OF the North to cross the Atlantic sent
oacA 20 'ner homes hy the generosity Of the South
"nicn they had come to ravage with fire and sword
spreading themaelves over the Fatherland and telling
""at oey had seen, and why they wished 80 soon to
feturn' ana who sent them home-would seem to ia
more serycabe missionaries Of the Confederate
I'll Europe Than all the commissioners and financial
agents and commercial agents. from Mr. S11np,1 down
10 Mr.. SPENCE. The unusual nature of the nrocood.
ing would strike, would tell, would make deem i'm.
presson and would induce many men to think who
now only cant The impression, too, would not ba
confined to Europe; this measure would NOT mare,v
stop up the supply of new recruits from GERMANY bnt
would at once become known in the lines of GRAHrs
army, ano produce its impression there IF Il were
once known that the late German and Irish recruits
on coming over to us, are kindly treated and employ
cd here at good wages only till their turn comes to
sail Tor home' it would do more to demoraze and
break up that army than any other scheme yet de-.
vsed
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EROA RICHNOND.

RtoHmorD, Sept. 7.-Gen. Hood reports Of.
fcaly the enemy. withdrawing from his font
and retreating to Atlanta. g.
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tured % fishing bafgcs off Prince Edwards

tured % fishing bafgcs off Prince Edwards
Island.
PETERSBURG, Sept. 7.-Stanton tclcgraphs:
l''S that Sherman officially reports that he,
Withdrew from Atmnta, made a breach in the:
West Point Railroad, and reaching good po--
sltion struck the Macon road-hs right COM
manded by Howard, near Johcsbo:o', his left
under Scoficld, near Rough S Ready; and his
centfe under Thomas Howard drove the en-.
cmy from his pasition near JouesBoro', after a.
hard fight and broke the railroad at Rough g.:
Ready, on Howard's Left throwing his whole
acmy between Jonesboro' and Atlanta. ard
causing general attack at Jonesbofo',
the 18th corps under Gen. JEFF Davis carry
ing the works splenddly, taking 10 guns and
1000 prisoners In the night the rebels re-
treated to Lovejoys and the Federals following:
Hood finding Sherman between him and a
considerable portion of his army, blew up bis
magahne. and left, when the Goth corps entered
Atlanta. "He says his loss will not exceed 12
90. Says he has over 800 dead, 50wounded
and 1900 prisoners. Under date Of the 30th,
he telegraphed that the rebels had destroyed Z
locomotives, 81 cars loaded with ammunition.
small arms and stores, left IA pieces Of artillery
and large number of small arms III Atlanta.
The Herald says a division Of rebel cavalry
uadsr Lomax, attacked the position df sheri:
dan near Bunker Hill, and was defeated and
driven back five mibs to yards Winchester.---
The rebel artillery barely escaped capture.
ho ~.
put down the rebel'ionstheHsgh tho mountains
of Virginia may be &plessant for years to
come: There is great rejoicing in Burlington,
New Jersey, over the fall of Atlanta New
York City is exempted from the draft. Gold
24O.
SUBSTITUTE FOR QU1N1NE:-An article in the
Medical and Surgical journal is devoted to "thc
External Application Of Oil Of Turpcntime as a
Substitute for Quininc in Intermitti Fevor."
surgeon Kennedy reports the successful trial Of
this application, without failure, in over thirty
cases. OF seven cases re ported at the General,
Hospital, Guyton, Ca, :lle result was immcdi-
ately successful in all but in three of them the
chllls returned afterwards. The mole of appIix
cation recommended is "1Kaff an hour before
the expected paroxyism, a bandagc wet with
the turpcntlnc, is applied around the body at
lower part of the chest, the linen replaced and =
the outside clothing bnttoncd If convenient.
the patient should be placed in blankets.'-
When there is probability Of the return Of
the application should be repeated
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:, Another secret. organization, "The Sous of
LIBERTY is said to have BEEN discovered in In
c'ana', Inc West is fruitful in mares nests.
nrVeral h,gh ofc,as are reported to be amongst
'"'S new ''Order' and, it is said, are now in
s-"dy' Indianapolis is the centre Of the con-
,,}''acy' Quantities of arms and ammunition
l'"y' "H'S sriz"d by the military, which had
'' o''' scr" ''""d from the East to firm there. the
LIT l.o;..cs's -. u "h'cA were arrested and placed
under military guard. fO
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.he Rev Q 1uii. oscrsrF, NJ ihip II. Bovine Of New
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Ps..i john Jli. rel, Mi Eribch B0ike a.! Of this
city
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de. the hrd.. gu-e y / Baldwin New irs. \ T.. by
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81, Is 3d. oy daughter 0! 100 la; : L. b. Baldwin a. o.
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y S. lr '.r Rev. DI. Chester Dewey Nia'oH Mobile 70
D~t - - st daughter p 'l ia.e ia " rs, Of Rochester.
PINgHDr - EtD-A. t.e i.alls 4 lirs Church, on
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james - Pnh, All Bliss MAfy ;. kuJ edgs, daughter
81 Au.s r tuo. e.l.
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C,sy-aui Ohio % Hss A'u.a q. GooJstI y. tie D.aes
place .
81 AIGHT-TAYL0P-ln Jsr.y Cry. or Wsine,iiy. May
25 % g., rf l,u- o. ere ilrs father by 'he Rev. b
sf,,, u Greeyiic hau.r C.. sisLt esq. 20 Sara.
diuehi y ~ David Ia-.ol q Jessry try.
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man Iu'heran T1ny CHURCH tompkas Square. by he
Rev. r. " foeh'nger. }. II. Sialnin to Mis' Sophie
Fteuz No c1fi,
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UALI-On Tge,i,y Nay -. George Il. Hal ae Colonel d
ID Regiment Excelsior Brigade IL; y !. STATE Vols lad
C3l1n- II I'd - / State National Guard.
The .nd, aud relative. invited attend Bis finela
from tLs r.st.r,r Of hi, father Mayor H,o 1 no
81 Livi gon street, Brooklyn, on slniiy the -sH a.
o'clock p.
HARRlSON-ln Harlem Wrdne.dsy morning May -
al.er short illness James H. Harrison aged % years
Tie relatives and friend. 90; the family rcs invite
% .eud the iune from the Second NJ r. church
corner hundred and nineteenth street Harlem Oh Sa
day, May %, At O'Clock p m whol, iurhrr hp,'ce' Ills
VAN ARSDALE-On "Wednesday bay -, after !, lingering
anl painful illness Eliza wife of John Van .Ssino N '"e
18th year Of her ass 80. -,
The friend. auI roatyes Of tho family invited 70 aeni
the u1sra No % Fast Twentyhrst street. on rid'y
mnruf at 10 O'clock. 49, ~, ,
zABRlSk iE-On rue.day May "a 1854. .. Chesapeake
Hospital Hampton Va Of swonni received III tne ps'' =
OF Drsry's Bng Co. ahr,n Labr.kie, Of the th Kes
men, &. j. Vols ~, d % years ,e,n.A
The funeral will ase place from the First Reformed Dutch
Church, Jer''y Cry, On s.,nIdiy NW 81 & a, r,,b.
uaftse
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And the sane directed be 10 the Board Of Alder
men for concurrence
Pending the above vote
Gouncimsn OPDrKE asked TO be excused from voting.
The fREsDESr put the question whether the Board would
excuse Council man Opdyke from voting
which was decided in the negative.
Councilman OPDrKR then voted
Counci man ScHAEPRR called General Order No 100 be-
na resolution to pay Philip Ma. salary as Interpreter
Third District Court
Councilman HAGgRrT moved that the Board do now sd
journ.
Which was carried.
Wheenpon the PRESIDENT declared that the Board stood
adjourned until Monday 3Oth instant, at o'clock p.
JAMES NJ. SWEENY Clerk
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Tho DON,c
UNITED STATES 1914

1
These Bonds are issaed under the Act Of Cong.
g. 1864, which provides thst all Bonds issued under
SHALL BE REDEEMED IN COIN, ct the plsssuf,
the Government at anyperoa lem than ten more dA
forty yea' from their date and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, %
Bonds Of no, over hundred dollars annually and ~
other Bonds semisnnusy The interest il payable on the
first days of March and September in each year.
| As these Bonds by Act of Congress, are
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION
their value Is increased from to three per psr
annun according the of eves in various Of
the country.
| At the present Of premium gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
in currency sud of equal convenience permanent or
temporary investment
It believed that securities offer great inducements TO
lenders the various descriptions of IT, 5 Bonds Ia all
other foru Of indebtedness the faith ability OF private
pae, companies separate communities only 10
pledged for payment. while FOR the debts Of the United States
tie whole property otae country holden the pay
men, Of both principal and interestin coin
These Bonds may be subscribed for in from $50 upto
any magnitude the aud thus made equally
avlabe,o the smallest lender and the largest capitalist. They
BE- converted into money any and ths holder
viii have the bench: Of the interest
The Fuaded Deb. Of the United States on which interest Is
payable gold snthe 81 day Of March, 1864; s7s3 oo
The Interest til, deb so the coming fiscal year will be
3 IS So l2s while the in gold for the
,n,a year enl;; June 3D. 1861, has been far a! tho
rate Of over si00OooOoo per snnam
l,w be- ,hst the preen. gold Of ths
Government sely of the wants of the Treasury
fo payment Of gold interest while the Of
s tssf will doubtless raise the annual receipts from Customs
on he ,ins amount OF mpOr;a;ions TO $4,000 900 per
nun.
The authorized OF the loan is Two Hundred Million
Dosr, Instruction. to the National Banks acting loan
agents were not Issued until March o. but the Of
Bond, reported sold at the United Treasury up May
81 WA
50, 1854, 900.
Subscriptions viii be received oy the TREASURER
UNITED STATE, at Washington and the ASSISTANT TaEAs-
uREas See.York Boston and Philadelphia aud by tbs
F.nsr NATIONAL BAxx OF NEW YORK No. Wanst.
SgcoSD SAr,oyAL SAsx or NEW YORK. 23ist. Brdwsy
foURTH NATIONAL BANK or NEW YORK. Pines -,
FIFTH NATIONAL BAsR OF NEW YORK, No 3J3 Jdsv.
Sixth N.roSAL BasK OF Ngv.YoRx. GtLav. Br'dway.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.YoRK No. 363 Broadway.
TksrH NATIONAL BANK oy Ngw.YoRK. No 20 Broadway
NEW DIRK NATIONAL ExcHAsGz BANK, ia Greenwichst
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY CIrT. \. J.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
wa..h are deposi,srie, o. Public Money, and all
RFspEIT sRIr RANKS AND RASrFRS
ou the country llcng agents Of the National Do
p3.lry Blnk.l vii furnish further information appca
ton, sni
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Ninth National Bank of the City Of New-YOrk,
No. $50 Broadway. cor frlnklin st.
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LOIHE.
Iodine Water,
solution OF pure Iodine in pure water ri'h'nf '''@
II acts upon the ,
LIVER, KIDNEYS.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. and LANDULAR SYSTEM
The rre, ,pcce. which has attended the Of IODINE
WATER enables recommend IT, feeling confident thai
with fair trial l. will attest its excellence in the cure OF
Scrof. ia al forms Consumption Cancer Bronchitis SKIN
Erup,ons Pinpes the Face, Heart, Liver and kidney
Diseases Rheumatism Neuralgia Female Wesknsssss, Dye
p.p.i, Debility, syphilis Mercuria Disease, &c.
Price n per bottle; half dozen one time, ~.
Sod by Druggists by express receipt Of price
DIR. II. ANDERS Co,
Physicians aud Chemists
N 4la Broadway N. Y.
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Ninth Nationu, Bank of the City Of New-YOrk
No. $50 Broadway. cor. frlnklin st.
MAY %, 1884


This Bank has ca.h capital Of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
lad viii cOmmeace bushes. in lis Banking ROoms cor
neg Of Broadway and Fransn.st. i, open.
We invite accounts and will discount business paper sn1
ceve all National Bank bill, par and make collections
the United and Cansda the lowest rates.
n;arrsn, money will received deposit deductns fof
Eastern pr. cent and T State onefourth per cent
THIS Bank will have deposit, from Country Banks,
AID /, Fiscal Asen, r the United States and dsposay Il
public moneys, aud vii receive subscriptions for the
1910 LOAN.
aud allow onseiyhh PEE cen, discount.
We are sure you will End our Institution Of the
agreeable and slyanayeous PAGES 70 do business in this city
JOSEPH U. ORyls. President.
H. NJ HUMPHREY. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
VIM A. KOBBE of Kobbe & Cories aucioneers, Nos 81
and 50 Leonarls:
THOMAS A. WISE. it,, Of vyse Sons. importers. No.
J74to $50 Broadway.
GEO. A. WICKs of wcks Smith Co.. importers dry
goods. No. 81 FranklB-s,.
BIZ. SOLOMON Of B. L. Solomon Son. upholstery No
3S9 Broadway
GEO. A. FELLOWS o, Gordon, Fellows Mcmillan.
who s,aie grocers Nos. Il and 10 Beaverst
SOLOMON L. HULL of Hull Constable & Arnold. at.
torneys, No. II Wal ct.
CHAs nINZEsHEIMER Of MnIsshemer Bros, manu-
f.cturor. shirts No 81 Broadway.
J. o. WHITEHOUSE. shoe manufacturer, Noa and
Dey-st
JOSEPH L. ORyIS. Newell s. Smith silks. Co. No. 3a
Broadway
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Business Notifies.

Bosros My o. 1851
The prices Of CEDAR CAMPHoE Cheapest and
oc., far mo,h are SINCE plrre 81 So family package o.
six ~ sou by dnsgiiis town aud country. HARRIs
CnapaAY b1kers. Bosom
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CEDAR CAMPHoR.-Do not risk your vaua-
able Furs and nice Woolens without it, 1t Is Cheap
and is Sure No insect breathing through its skin can
combat its dense vapors. Featured BY HAIRS &
CHAPMAN, Boston. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Special Notices.
Geo. &. Parker & Bro,

No ISL Warrington st. corner OF Murriysi',
wholesale Dealers in
Extra Sugarcured Hams, SAou!isF' anu oeet
Extra hne Cheese and Butter
Extra pure Leaf Lard.
F,,ra Clear Mess. Thin Mess. Bu''. sad Rump PofI.
Extra large No and No. MieAe'eA
Coda,h. Cu.s, Hsiiork, and Salmon
sh,d Herring and SAT-
scented, Maecsboy and Scotch snut'
Which W. offer Low for Cash.
Cleveland Conyenti0n-Persons DESTROYS OF going Il
the CLEvTLAND cos EHTioE can obtain eonnp.ao'
tickets over the Atlantic and Ges s''s , oi
.cs baldgs. corner Of ,th.t and Broadway open from
TO 8 and 10 10 O'Clock ?. H.
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Books FOR THE COUNTRY.-In our columns
are advertised by Messrs. J. l.. TiLToS & Co. seven
new books all attractive in their way which form
choice little library for the seaside country.
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iAdverlisemen,l

Advertisement.
THE GREAT NOVEL by the author Of "The
Lamplighter" called "HAvSTED HEARTS Is ready TO-.
day M All the Bookstores.
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Cabin Pas.ege ~ Dsck ~
A nsS LkAvs ~ DEPOT Or TnB OLD
Sesth end Kseelend slreets. aS6:s0p, =. am.
:. For steamer METROPOLIS, Caps. ~. brcvn.
Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays
For steamer EMPIRE STATE. Capt. p. BRAY.
Ton, on Tacsdays, Thursdays md Esturdeys.
Passengers By this route can take the 80 =
q. express train and arrive at Fall River q Phi
nssi S enc - :ss Ss.qss u: ssssboe % ~
parsti0ns for the passage.
= Passengers By This line going % PhiladslpAis,
~ ns.' Nou + w.s.i.Eson Ac sas ssnssss VIII
Baggage checked through
i. a baggage master eoeempanjss ~ passengers
through TO New York. Tickets, Derths asd 6Sa1o
Rooms secured ct the 0. 0. and Newport 1eil.
way station. ~
Asarriage divided into apartments, oh the Ia
ropean plan, has boon put upon this route 70 g.
commOdate Parties and Families.
GEO. SHIvER1CK, General Agent.
s. Washington st., Dooeoa.
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Mlohigaa Cenlral RslIreol

oSc0t CesSr0t AOaeo ~ NeD xOrk. Nee0 kAlxnn4
end ske Csasdss. 4 :,
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY
~ 18th, 1854, trains wi11 lsave ths Great o..
raj Union Depot, foot Of Lake street. 6 1ollove.
20 :. m, Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
S:s0p. M; Toronto. rs p. M; Ssspenaion
ridge, 4:05 .. m; Bu1alo, 300 .. M: ALBANY
S:A6p. n. New York, $50 p. M; Beeaos, Is. Is
.. m. a1
500 p. m. Saturday sexcepted. Arrive n d.
troit, 600 a. m. Toronto, l:46 D. M; Suspsnsio6
Bridge. AS p. M; Buffalo, 500 ,. M; Albasy
4:45 New York, 1850 q M; Boston. COO = =.
1000 p m, 6eeueaays md Sundays ekcetAeA. IS
i've in Detroit, 1000 p. M; Toronto, sos 5. m.;
suspension Bridge. s:lO p m; Albany, $40 I.
M; New York, S:46 p. M; Boston ,S.60 D M.
GIN CINNATI TEAMS
(via Mich,gan Central r. nj
Leave Chicago 1t $50 q H., Nail Trails, 600
Fast Expresa.s NJ ey00p :. n Ats1,1 IlAvine
Chicago runs through 70 Cincinnati without
fusssn's Palsns vensiIsl'ss and wasnise A.
erstus on I'll Cars Of this Company. An eleeass
9lnokers' ca, with Euelse Tables hes le4ely TN
added to day trains. Patent sleeping .eiss 8
aisht trains BsMhge Cheeksd 7hso2sA.7
Through Tickets for sale q Ill principal Rail.
Dad Offices IN The West, - he 0eneesf onlcox
ornef Of lake ana Deafbon' streets, (tudef az
fremont House,) Chicago, and ut the depot.
II. G. WENTWORTH. General Wsstern pa
Agent. Chicago.