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l1Huyslgs, F~... June p, 1862 -~zJr. v. ia.
G1soe Dear sif-~in February 1891 vas at.ced wh
hGrsf diabetes hnd Ter I've HOuihs PASSED tsaG
gall IA ~ Satar tWtuuiuur A6ars nhgeG g. get
W e!ttd zen Twelve umes duune nEhf sGt IN
hNr mouths ios abupa hiN pound I'll weight during the
Mouth Of lui 1s6i procured two bates q Goasu.GiioE
sN aier and after mkNE two hol - eutre retod
toon after feg.ins2 oS 1sosl goot heat9 fogs truly
Sold wholesaie by MORGAN ALLES. 46 CHI street.
a. DraEgigts
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Eiu's Hair Dye, so Cents, Bimok or
Brown Floralsa Gloss Tonic for the hair No Bsrcia
street Sold by all druggists
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Gcnsicmcn's Scarf Pms two, Three,
four five, eight fifteen 90 City dollars each For
sale BY O G. ALLEN. No 4l5 broadway, Quo door below
AL
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Have sow Heard the New MCCFeiia n
Campaign BonpY"Ab Lincoln s very funny &c, to be
had at 56S Broadway, IN sheet form
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ososssrs srRAIGaTI ~ "a ORR MINUTE.

And ev~cy deess o The Eye Far uirne either nedi
ca Or Surgical sa steaued to - Dr N4N Fi5tssEhJ,
81 bis oonsetirR rooms Si6 Erc.dwsy Twelfth street
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Goursud's POudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low or any part OF the body ST. warranted
al his depot, f53 Broadway.
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The Great Nc CiolInM Cam align Song
Words by Jarboe and sung at the great Union
meeting August H. Music IN sheet form by FIRTH. SON
Co.. 563 Broadway. ABE Lincoln they said. WAS an
hone at m
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FycchIss. Pt,Rplss. raw, Tlegh Varsssa,
pfokg Ieat, 40 cured oy G0URAUD's ITALIAN
MEDiCAThD SOAP, At 4bS Broadway.
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Drssssnahing, MtlisnerV, Bt,.fs sstlts asG
French 1lks, al MS.sms BENtDiCTS II Waveriey place
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Clocks, Bronsos, PAintings, Tsitet sets,
n NAYS co, q Mslaen i.ne
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Coros. Yuut"us. va,ts, Eniarxcd Jct"ts. .
all disease The cafe1 bJ Dr. ACHAEiE, No ioe
Hrcad
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Grover d. BaEer's Highest Pre- m - ts
Elastic Stitch Sc wing Machnes 495 broadway, New York,
and 235 fu street, Brooklyn
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The Turf.
Vnc ~
Union COURSE. l.,

UNION COURSE, IL I.-TR0TrING.
THURSDAY, Sept. sPurse and stake $500, mile heats,
best three III lvo, i'll harness.
h. Woodruff named br. &. Brother Jonathan. l 2
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Highest Prem ium Lock stitch Sevtng e
Machines WHEELER 4 WILSON. 625 Broadway, n. Z.
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Out.-knox's Fall style or Gentle m n .
Hats ready for every body No 22 Broadway corner OF
Etltnn arppt
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Wor the EHfv aua r--sssrry's Trt-
conaeroua The beet and cheapest article sold by erug
giats
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CTiED

CATAPRn Or rHE TYMpAElS MUCOUS
kB@BAANE. 0BSTRUCFONS 6. Tak
lWSTACAlAN TUBS
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GcnTn'R
REGULAR FALL OPENING or LONDON,
PARIS AND NEW YORK STYLES OF
MISSES,
BOYS AND INFANTS
PLAIN AND FANCY
HATS
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER
GBNiN. 5i3 Broadway
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citizens and Strangers Way Wccctve
private instruction IN renusnshp bookkeeping At GOLD
SMITHS institute no Btcadwsy
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Fais stpies " GcBtieEacn's u az Ysuths'
Hat just issued By BURK g, 23 Broadway. OF Fui
o street
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rOfSa9 ~ raS lead
CATA RRnAb RFFkSrtoRs IN THA
RHhOAE
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, &c.-M h
co. Once only at No. Vesey street. Lady attendant
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EsiIcsf E5issi PSsos f--rac Ttc0fUg or
Bieediug Piles permanently cued by usns pr WIN EkS
sons IN his city, wha scei far lfeun wears, and
ware entirely cured b. csag this medicine. Agent of New
"a
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To Paper ttaEuractnrcrs.
Cash viii be paid Tor 1000 OF good Fourdriuer
Paper. Size, s2As5--s6 los.
Apply Al this Office
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t.ts,raore's ps,r Dye. srrsrvntt~e
ans wiz ppu1 who'rsaie sui retail, No. Astof House
SAC dye sprllcd by s.ihni st.ss
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WnIch Chains, New styles,
Three hve ten ieen twenty five to two hundred
dollars each For sale by GEO, c. ALLEN No. AIS Broad.
door below Canal street.
Wigs. Toupees. Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Modavia Cream for beautfying the hair.
W A BAICHELOR'S, l6 Bond street.
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Tents, Political Banners, Flags, &c.
c. II. TYLER, IS East Broadway. New York
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q Plne street
Priges Cush~d in All Lcgaiizcd Loffe =
res az !. lrf0rfaatuE giecn JACOB. Brokers' Office.
II6 Broadway Y
rvizcs rssN~N sr att keg-itgrd Lot
erts wLSf. 5s Pine sueel, room No 5, n.
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No More Gray Hair or Baidncss.-F Forty
five constant study Consultation free, by Or.
GRANDJEAN. AstOr place.
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EsscboIo,'s Hat, pve--sh h~ Best ., the
~ard Harmless t.able, instantaneous The 0sy r-str
dyo sod by al druggisss Factory 81 batca street
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DnviJ's Fan style of Gsatiemea's
Hss. no~ ready, e0s% Broadway, nsar Dame ssresL
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rFHy3 IsAwYs sT gU.AS TsEV-g,
Sc. &C.. Ia
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Dssfncss And Dsse asss nc the Eys sp--
svset. ftrip = tc 3.
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Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing Syrup for
children Teehing, Dyseny and Diarrhna regulates
the Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind CoIc
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Dsassss.. Impaired sight,
OuRONlC uArARNLf.


oAr.kanAI kSIs.s sslts4.oss |; fsa SssP ss rua
ouRoNIc UArAnAn.
GATAesr O. rge Tys.gASls .AUscqys
IrsTGcHI&s TUSs
c0RGp.
oRosssrs srRAIGarE - "a oNy MINUTE
ev~cy The ye 80 Esr urus either
S ca 9. sars es - sitssoSa e = IN S1N rssa3
pan,uls, rs.. .isps >. 1863 --Dr. vs,u.
Gasog -besr s--in February ietl vas a.eted v,te
saes dahres $40 r., he n0nihs passed more tLan ~
rale IA % satar - t0tufur hoara obaesG & get
~ mouths o, atoet ans pond d resh. during the
az M.qts i o. ~" ss, gresa5ed I'VE eItss e. Soasu.aSH
toon after faeen'ss ~ aso.l soot hes'g VOWS sggy
sod weolesaie BY MORGAN 4 AtLE5 d CHI stree.
And az DreEgiGts.
Discriminating. EGtlisnerv, Bi.,.e'Gins AID
Se S@ YoS 's.' : "'''''' ''' " = '''''s' pA''
sreotIss, PtRPiss. raw. Tsesh w arsma,
n fa soar Al "a s4soaS%a5 81 G4gHAoD9 ITALIAN
Eor the Hsfr and sHia-8srry's Trt-
cop4eroua The beet and cheapest article sold oy drug
1'iIcsi F9issi Pi<osf--rac Itcotug o.
Bleeding Piles permanently cured by usrs Dr. TIrMERS
.an rs sapp9sor Tor syso Y ey & re,peca5e pe
w.re ennTey cured b. csag this nladcre Agent ior New
Fai, styles ~ GcDtIeracsa's a,c Ysuths'
ton street
GenTn'R
RrsTHaR IA EAh 5sS orEnsq 1oE az hosoos
A-"O' 'aissEs',
PLAIN AND FANCY
THURSDAY. sEprEMeEs
GENiN. 5i3 Broadway.
Grover 81 Barer's Htsaest Prsm,uns
Eiaso stitch Sewing M,ehnes 4s5 Broadway New York,
and 2S5 fulton street Brooklyn
Ccntiemen's Scarf Pms. two. Three,
sn h. % SIX cen sS so nsen m y d'ss secn each ESr
Canal street.
nin's Hair Dye. so Cents, Biaoh or
Brown Floraa Gloss Tonic for tho hair. 10 Barclay
street Sold BY ali druggists
Have YOU Heard the New Mecleiia "a
Campaign sonpY"Abe Lincoln s very funny" &c, to be
had al 5tS Broadway, IN sheet form.
Goursud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
al bis DEPOT f53 Broadway.
Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines. WHEELER WILSON. 625 Broadway, N. \.
Ladies' Bracelets, New styles.
Tw hsn ss.vs sVs s,o SIX eight ten g. nse % e
Broadway, one door below Canal street.
Marxh's Radical Cure pruss-Omce
TrusSes Shoulder Braces and Supporters every
description Silk Elastic Stockings and Abdominal Belts
Open till p. M.
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for
children Teethng cures Dysentry and Darrhna regulates
the Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Colo.
No More Gray Hair or Ba Forty.
five years constant study. Consultation free. by Dr.
GRANDJEAN, Astor place.
Out.-kn knox's Fall style or Gentle m EMS
Hats ready for body No 22 Broadway corner OF
Fulton street.
Trusses, Elastic stockings, &c.-Marsh
CO. Oalce only at No. vesey street. Lady attendant
Tents, Politfcai Banners, Flags, &c.
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Ladies' Bracelets, New styles.
Two, three 6ve eight. ten, twelve. fifteen to two
hsndred dollars each. For sale by GEO. c. ALLEN AIS
Broadway, one door below Canal street.
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Marsh's Radical Cure Truss-Oh1ce Q
corner OF Broadway and Ann street under Barnums Mu
Trusxes Shoulder Braces and Supporters OF
description Silk Elastic Stockings and Abdominal Belts
Open till 9 p. M
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nasuttrui ,oir ~ Siou. - I.wtrd's .
soon 81 Youth or LiouH pesr q has rqaal for
srylng bcsniigvsg 81. comleton Anh skin sold ~
IN drueriss and W JAMES LAIRD sole Prop. slot sSs
NfNsW
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Lottery Tickets Cashsd.-Aisek q Co.,
~ ppF aYse
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UEWs FR0M TIE SOUTH.
The --latest Rebel Visw Of the
Capture Of Atlanta.
What tie Rsbeis Thirk Of the Comipg
Presidential EItctioR.
THE Wig TO END IN SIXTY GAYS"

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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL Ian meeting this evening" at the Henry Clay Houso.
A of First Eminent speakers Will BE-
present. JOHN CUDDi, Vice President
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Aadrs~s ~ snakers.-Puiiak & sou.
rsrl agp usnnsHi removed from Rteonc
~, ErVat tvRy. ucar roHrtr whoassss
pr. rGI Il ntisr md rerNted
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rINDoRsEMENr.1
PENNsYLvANIA LEGIsLATURE.


SBNArB.-Mr. johnson presented petition,
signed by 2lj privates of the ls7th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers, asking for redress of
grievances, and a return TO the State for Provost
Guard duty, in accordance with their terms of
enlistment.
Mr.. Worthington introduced an act increasing
the fees OF Sherls, Prolhonotaries, and Clerks of
the Orphans Courts Of the State.
Various local bounty bills were introduced.
Mr.. Kinsey, an act extending the corporate
powers of the borough of Bristol.
Mr.. Donovan, a communication from Philadel-
phia City Councils relative 70 the new militia law.
Mr.. Champneys read an act allowing the banks
which we've granted an extension of their char
tiers last winter and which had not yet sgnihed
their acceptance of the same, an additional time
to do so, at the first ordinary meeting Of their
board Of directors. The bill passed.
Mr.. Connel Introduced an act relative to coal
mining companies, giving to those already in-
corporated, and having the power to purchase
/ lands the additional authority Of leasing coal
lands. Adjourned until P. NJ.
HOusE.-The House met at 10 A. M.
Mr.. Myers (BedfOrd) offered the following
amendment to the militia bill =
PY0utded, That nothing in this act shall be so
| construed as TO confer power upon the Governor
or any officer ofany body Of troops to be raised
| under this law, to send or take such troops be-
| yond the limits Of this State.
| Pending debate upon this amendment, the
| Speaker laid before the House the Senate amend
/ ment TO the act enabling state banks 70 transact
/ business under the national law.
The amendment require the banks which
| make the change 10 surrender the specie certit-
! Gates of the State which they received in 1862,
/ The amendment was agreed to, and the bill was
/ passed.
In addition 70 the amendment Of Mr.. Myers,
another amendment, fixing the penalties Of deser-
ton from the militia force, was offered By MI
| Glass.
Mr.. Purdy spoke a. length, defending the
Democratic party from the charge Of disloyalty
alleging thatthey upheld the laws and the Constl-
tuition against the sggTessions Of the Administra'
ton which had distinctly pledged itself 70 eXtin'
guish slavery in the South, at every sacrifice.
| He praised General Mcclellan, and denounced
the Union League as a secret society, which heo
its existence before the organization OF the
American Knights II there was really any such
| society --.
The amendment Of Mr. Meyers, prohibiting
troops from going outside Of the State, was lost
| ayes, 33 nays, AZ.
MI MeyeTs then offered another amendment
that the troops shall not be sent beyond the
| natural defensive limits OF The state.
This expression was explained 70 DC the liu'
OF the Potomac river.
Mr. Smith thought the natural defenses Of the
State were down on the James river.
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FOREIGN J0TTINGs,

The number of young in the she'll OF an oys-
ter at spawning time is said TO he l,S0O,000.
The East of England Bank recently stopped
payment for large deficiency, about three mil-
lions of dollars.
The present trade between England and
France is largely in favor Of France. Without
the trade Of the loyal States, England would be
almost ruined.
Isaac Watson, servant of Mrs Harrison, an
English country lady, was recently fined 9s. Cd.
for not attending church according TO her dircc-
tiOns
The Central Statistical Society at Stockholm
has Just published the general return ofthe popu-
latiOn of Sweden, which the last year amounted
TO no more than 100000 souls. Norway con-
tains 500 600.
An institution for the treatment of the
diseases of the heart so sudden and fatal, exists
at No. 81 Margaret street, Cavendish Square,
London, and is said 10 be markably efficient in
their cure.
In New Caledonia, French penal settle
ment, the natives have net yet profted much by
their intercourse with their friends. Cannbalsm
exists unchecked in all us horrors. Recently
several feasts came OFF at Moneo. No less than
two males and twelve females, taken prisoners
were killed and eaten by one Of the tribes.
M Feullet de Conches has spent twenty
years in exploring the archives of Austria, Rus
sia Italy, and Sweden, for a new historical work
which will include many singular diplomatic
revelations. Letters will appear from Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette, and The Empress Catharns H.
OF Russia.
The leading article Of a London Journal OF
large weekly circulation makes the following
confession, while maintaining that England can
fight a. well as ever -
.'Ihis nation of shopkeepers is that Of the Nile
of Balaklaya of Aliwal-that built the Ala5dHia,
that manned her, that carried her into action witll
the KearSGrge. The men that fought against such
odds-lhe surgeon that sank with the ship rather
than desert his post-the gunners that loaded and
fired till the sinking Of the ship drowned out the
fires of her engines--these men were EngliEhmen
las true hearts of oak, as seasoned chips OF the
old block as ever swept the seas with Blake, or
with Rodney, Howe, on Duncan"
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AT the recent tete for the benefit Of the ORA
i matte College in London, the following card was
sold in the stalls =

matte College IN London, the following cara was
sold in the stalls;-
A PORTRAIT OF sHAKEsrEAHE.
IHY uSfsBLFl ..
H, A sWeeteT or more lOvable creature,
Framed in the prOdigality OF nature,
The spacious world cannot contain again.
His life was gentle, and the elements 80 missed ~
him,
To all the world, this was man!
He was ever gracious, had tear for pity,
d.. And hand open as day for melting charity!
His bounty was as boundless as the sea,
His love as deep; the more he gave the more
Ia He had for he was infinite.
Hear him but reason in divinity,
And all-admiring with an inward wish
You would desire TO see him made pretate
- Hear him debate on commonwealth aia1rs,
You'd say IL hath been all ia all his study
List his discourse on war, and you shall near
"A fearful battle rendered you in music.
Turn him to any cause OF policy,
The GordiRn knot of il he will unloose
Familiar as his garter. And when he speaks Of
love
The air a chartered ibertine, is still,
And the mute wonder luTketh In mems ears
TO steel his sweet and hOneyed sentences.
Our poets eye, in fine frenzy rolling,
Did glance from heaven to earth, IRON earth to
heaven;
And as imagination bodied forth
The forms OF things unknown, our poet spen
Turned them 10 shapes, and gave 10 airy nothing
a local habitatiOn and a name.
Found tongues in trees books IN the running
brooks
Sermons in stones, and good in everything.
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RAILROAD LINES.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
II BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE or HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, August !, 1854,
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia tor -, 80. .
Baltimore al 1870 Express, Mondays cNccpted)tsVJ \.
NJ, IL NJ, $50 and 10 90 2. NJ. ..
chester at sos, iI5 A. NJ, rSO go 43O, 600 and 100
+, NJ. . ...- .,.
H. $50, $50, 43O, 500, l03 and ll0OP NJ.
New Castle at S'ej \. NJ. and ijlP.M
Dover at sos A. M. and 4'jU +. NJ.
Milford at s % A, NJ.
Salisbury at St5 \. NJ. -- ..------.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore At Sl5 $40 A. NJ. tENlTess), llV,
wilmington at Tl8 Gas, M, 1924 I,I45, 100, 1888,
Z and . 10 L. VI.
Salisbury at ll'hj \ ".
Milford at 245 7. NJ
Doyerat 6 20 4. NJ, and ilj =. VI.
New Castle at $50 4. NJ, and C'21 PM. . ~.
Chester at 7l5 $40 4. M 100, -, 40, 800 Fo5 o+o
Pm
Leave baltimore for Dover and intermediate stations at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $40 A. VI, 30j and lfOjl VI. - .
Leave Wilmington at 53j, 0'2j A. NJ, $40 and liiO
Pm. 49,
Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached wnl run
Leave Wilmington for PoJyvls and ntermedIa.sp'aees
SUNDAYS : Only at 49O A. NJ. 1O9oP.N., from Phla-
Prom Philadelphia to wilmington atFGOA. Ne, 1890,
From Wilmington to Philadelphia at l4s A. NJ. and ZOO
T. NJ. Only at 1925 r. VI nom Baltimore 10 Philadelphia.
ia4 \. KENNEI, superintendent.
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SoaalAs PoIsON RNo.-This ancient relic
ss, nss tuinee VI in England. At a recent meeting
~ ~ sv ~ chronological &c Association, in London the
Sa. s =. IN; ~; notlahorre exhibited the sguet-ring
Oi the ceiebrateo Caesar BOrgia This femarka-
BILE object Of Roman art Is Of gold slightly
enameled. gith nc date 1903. Round Tie inside
iB the motto, "f0y8 oegae dovs oo;ee a,,.' 's,,S -
box drops into the front having an ne Ro,-;
In letters reversed, and round ii the sords Sg}e,
s,,s.sa una Uia" At the back is a slide 1y,,Ii
which IL Is related, he carried the pOisop he ,~s
In the habit Of dropping into the wine OF his r~
sngpecting guests. The signet is contained In an
elegantly chased Silver box, surIaounted by a
jewel
sfs ruNwfrf TvA YTEIe Tn1
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IPHLA AND TRENTON AN
L CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD CoMPASIE

DHlIAOEIP1A AND IRENION AN
Il CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD CoMPASIE
NOTICE.
On ard after MONDAY January 4, 1854 the Trains
New YORK, leaving Kcnsh ston Depot, Philadelphia,
3l2 A. NJ. (Nght) and 230 r NJ, and the trains leaYi
New York a. A. II. and J0 p. NJ, will hereafter be
eyclusiyeiy for mo United States Mails and New 70
and Washington Passengers, and win not take In nor
ont any par sengers between said cities.
The 10 A. N. and L. Midnight Lines from New York
Washiugtol, and the 1870 A. M and r. NJ Lines frS
washingtor to New York, win continue at present,
carry passengers 10 and from the intermediate stations
Baltimore, Washington, and New York. .
ARRANGEMENTS BEIMEEN PHILADELPHIA a
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadelphia, from Kensington Depot,
ll'I5 A. 400 and 645 p. NJ, and 1850 midnight, q
from walnut Street Wharf lyia Camden), ats and
Nj, II NJ, 4 and p. H., for New York.
And leaves New York, from foot Of Courtlandt sire
at7 A. ", 1lA. ~ ~ NJ, and p NJ. and at IL N
nipht ana f.oal loot OF barclay street at A. M.
PM. WM. A. GATZMER,
iaJ-tf Agent
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INC naby wnIEs, the Navy waIk4

the baby waIKsi The R0by W0Iksi
Joy ills the honse, the baby stands
l Alone upon her feet
With quiyering lip she liftsher little hands,
And wondcrngy doth gaze into her mothert
face;
Thus timidly She starts upon life's htfdl race
How many hopes, how many fears,
How many smiles, how many tears,
Hang DER her dangerous walk through coming
years
Almighty God to Thee the child is sven
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EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AM
II all the stations On the Camden and Amboy and COZ
INCREASED DESPATCH.
Tie Canden and AnlbOy Railroad and Transportato {
Complnys Freight Lines for New York will leave VAIN
street wharf on and atcr January daily Sundays e.
Cepted), att o'clock y. NJ
Re,urnl1g the above Lines win leave New York at az
4P.M.
warded the 51Io3 DAY.
Freight Tor Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, New Brin
wick, and all points on the Camden and Anhoy Raroa,
also The Belvidere, Delaware and Flomngton the Ne
Jersey, the Freehold aud JamesbuTg and the BgIngtC
and Mount E0ly Railroads received and forwarded up
l2l O'Clock - Small packages for Mount Holly receiv
up 10 ? o'clock =. NJ. = :.
rhs Bsigid5re Delaware Railroad connects Ct Phlnin
burg with .ho Lehigh Valley Railroad. The New Jers
Railroad connects AZ Elizabeth with the New Jers
Central Railroad and at Newark with the Norris al
Essex Railroad.
4 slip memorandum, specifying the marks and ntp
bers shippers and consgnees must IN every instance
sent with each load Of goods, no receipt VIII be give
Increased acltas having been made Tor the transport
ton OLIVE STOCK, droveTs are invited TO try this roui
When the stock is Furnished In quantities Of Two CA
LOADS or mOre II will be delivered at the foot OF Forte
street, near the Drove Yards, or at Pier No. MOI
River ~ N shippers Ray designate at the time of
shipmart WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
NJ. 20o y. Delaware avenue, Philadelphla.
GEO. Il. RAYMOND, Freight Agent,
jaj-J Pier No. l, North River. New York