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OIL CAKE MEAL.

uYHTs TRULY VALUABLE FOOD FOR
stock and especially for mich cows Is now
manufactured and ior sale IN this city NJ the OIL
FACTORY, on Broad street. near The corner oi
McLemorc.
DGUSSTOGALT. the distinguished Agricultural
Chemist estimates the nutFimcnt Of one pound Of
meal aqnnl % fhrcs pounds Of corn one pound
OF oil meal equal o. nine pounds 81 wheat bran;
one pound ~ oil meal equal % ten puunds O..
hay. Cerii6cates 81 dairf men and Others cas- he
shown that hy IT, nee for lev weeks the guam
tiiy n sailk can b. dnub,ed. Oxen. hess, sheen,
and poaitry Is ucll as mules and horses, eat Il
with aridify. and thrive on i wonderfully.
J. PLUNKET a CO.
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port Of the Philadelphia Conventionists, now
in session:
A SECESSION RELIC.
CHARLES GIBBONS, Chairman Of the Re
ccption Committee, then came forward with
small gavel in his hand and said
hold in my hand the identical gavel
used in Charleston, s. c., when the Conven.
ton assembled there in 1860 for the dissoln-
ton Of the American Union. Derisive
laughter and shouts Of Throw it away?
This is the gavel that called together that
Convention which declared the American
Union dissolved. Cries of Break il up,
Throw il down here sc. Sir, turning to
Gov. HAbnLTON) j have the pleasure of
rendering it TO you for the purpose Of calling
together that loyal Convention which is 10
lay the foundation for the establishment of
that Union"
Gov. HAMILTON accepted the gin, and
then the presentation ceremonies were de-
clared ended.
This "relie,p once used to break up the
Union, is now being used, we see, 10 keep it
broken up, and hence, there is great pro-
priety in the transfer Of il, from the hands
Of the Secessionists TO the Philadelphia Con-
Yentionists.
Disunion is as much the role Of the Phila-
delphiR people as Of the Charleston people
in 1860. The very same ultra men, North,
that broke up the Union, are now working
in Philadelphia 10 keep it broken up
N. Y. Express
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aIuiun aua gmerieau,
PSALM OF Toll.


A4NtANtN-77o - ~
BY A. R. WATSON.
Humming droning. humping groaning.
Shrieking. whirring, spinning
Beating, clashing. rnsning. dashing,
Roaring, ringing, dinningi
Everywhere a busy man
Salutog his busy neighbor,
Everywhere from morn till night
swells the song OK labor.
We have earnest work to do
Active heads 70 plan II,
Swarthy masons TO uprear
Piles Of brick and granite:
Eriek by brick tits growing last
Fruit Of brave endeayOr-
While the tr0wel's music rings
Harmonionsy forever
Roaring foiees shout and ding
A smoky mantle DER us,
While many a stalwart Vulcan arm
Beats out an Anvil Chorus.
Miniature Of sulphur realm
That lies below Avernus,
Shapely columns speWing cut
HoWls the blazing furnace.
Whidwind-like che planer shrieks
With is noisy elamor;
And amid the mingled din
Ihunders out the hammer.
Like mighty giant chained
Snarling a. tn enslaver-
Engines throb on iron VEINS
Bringing wealth and favor.
Not a drono within our hive.
Not an idler round US,
Sampson-like we snap the whites
That have feebly bound us.
Iren mortar, timber, bricks.
shapes Of beauty growing
We pilfer from the hills and wood
10 keep the music going.
Ourg is not a song Of mirth,
Bot Of stern cndeaYOF.
And we send Tao proud refrain
Ringing on forever.
lisa psalm Of toiling men
Chorus Of the newer
As Il echoes on. and on,
Growing ever newer.
Humming. droning. humping, grOaning,
Shrieking. whining, spinning,
Beating, elashng. rushing, dashing,
Roaring. ringing. dinning,
Everywhere q busy man
Statutes his busy neghbOr,
EvcrgWhere from morn til night,
Swells The song OF labor.
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WARRANT Al CURE.

In one-fourth Of the time that it takes with the
old mode of treatment. In this treatment no
medicine is taken internally. You receive the
baths seated on your chair, with no inconvenience
whatever
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N e w
OOd-WOrking Establishment.
N H w

V'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE IN FULL
i operation their shop for Manufacturing Sash,
Doors Blinds inside and out, both stationary
and pivot stats; holdings, COrniccs. Brackets,
Washboards and Caseings, Door and Window
Frames, ornamental and plain Mantle Pieces,
Misunderstanding and Flooring, dressed ready for
use and every description Of woodwork con
nectcd with building. We are also, prepared 20
contract for Buildings entire or in part. W. have
been at heavy expense in procuring and putting up
Machinery and hope by punetuality and dispatch,
70 merit and receive the custom Of generous
public.
Orders from any section of the Southern cOun-
try will be punctually filed.
Our Shop is in immediate connection with the
Locomotive Shops Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nOoga Railroad Company, near the Sewanee Coal
Yard on Cedar Street. Nashville Tennessee.
TURBIVILLE & FULCHER.
aug2j-to lst jan. 81.
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THE LEADING OBJECTS OF THE COM
L PANY are to encourage immigration to our
State. and to supply the demand for every dcseri-
ton Of labor.
They propose 10 accomplish tho first Of these
objects By purchasing lands. where suitable water
power CT other advantages may be had for manu-
featuring purposes; and also BY purchasing lands.
These labds viii be diyidIi INTO saitabiS Ia Or
tracts and alternate tracts sold b the immigrant
at or near cost. the purchager paying one fourth
cash and the remainder IN one, two and three
The Company will also act a. agent for large
landhoiders who desire 70 have their lands colo
niEed.
The Company proposes 70 sav2ly the demand
for labor BY furnishing MechanicE Gardeners. and
al description Of iaborers. They will secure this
laoer By being able % guarantee employment ai
remunerauVe prices IN the most healthy and
genial climate Of the world. and they expect 10
satisfy the employer BY guaranteeing the deliver
ing Of the labOrers 30 him at any dipping point
or railroad station. Our system for urnish nE All
kinds Of labor % ali pnrtg Of the State expect
70 make perfect; For the detail sc refer 60 our
The profits Of the Company win be derived from
tho ultimate sale Of tho alternate tracts Of lands
retained. and from the building up 81 villages ana
towns Ia places adapted 10 that purpose. and from
the aiding IN riog and he geusral dpFei-
opment Of the agricultural and mineral resources
Of the State. and also from the direct fees derived
from the supplying Of operatives.
The basis 0f our stock being the lands q the
Company. any Improvement Of them must enhance
the value Of the stock In hg same ratio. and there
BY be sale and profitable investment 10 the
stakeholder.
The principal Office viii be In Nashville. Ten
nessee. and the Company design b. establish sub
agencies IN every oouaty In the State. suhscrip-
ton books arc In the hands Of Arson Nelson,
Treasurer; Felix X. Chenfham. Secretary. and
jos. Saudck. General Immigration Agent. aho
are authorized 10 receive subscriptions for the
stock Of the Company.
GEO. IN. THOMAS.
Pres. Tens. Col. x Tn. Co.
FELIx 4. CHEaTHAE. Socy. juei9-tf
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NIGHT EMISSIONS CURED.

Young man, stop before you further go. Of all
diseases subject to man, there is disease hard
TO cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce who understand treating it; and TO you
can say that have cured hundreds in this city as
well as in different States who have spent dollar af
ter dollar and are now well cured by me. lam dali
ly receiving letters and sending medicine to all
parts the country In word all that are diseas-
ed in any way, and will give CALL will give salts
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned in this
advertisement; The best Of references given in
this city. All letters should be directed 10
DIR. McGTLI4. box 74a Nashville, Tenn.
Office over John York's Book Store. Union
street, between College and Cherry Streets
iInrlA--Ir
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RID & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware:
DEALERS IN

Special attention given 70 Roofing. Gutteries,
and all outdoor work, by Mr.. +. A. TREPPARD,
who is admitted by all, to be the best outdoor
workman in the State; there now being roofs in
good repair that were put on by him twenty -four
years ago.
TREPPARD 81 CO.,
augll No. II North College street.
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TO THE LADIES.

All affections Of the Womb treated with sue
cess. Those married ladies who have been so I'M
fortunate as to miscarry, or prove abortive can
be carried to their full time, IL found pregnant,
by giving me a call
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VNHE HOLDERS OF SHARES IN THE
1 State Insurance Company of Nash
VILE. are hereby notified that the Board of
Directors have this day after setting aside, as a
reserved fund, t50) Fifty per cent. their unex-
pired risks-declared dividend of TEN PER
CENT free Of tax. upon the subscribed Capital
Stock. being Fifty per cent. on the amount paid
up (: the same 10 be endorsed on the Stock HOtes.
Stockholders will please call and see the proper
endorsements made
JOSEPH NASH. Secretary.
Nashville. August Z, 1866.
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no POITTICIANN.

WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF L.EGgsta-
w TVS uM0S AND ANERIeAsS bound In Book
form. containing the fun reports % the proceed
inas and speeches fuf sessions Of 1879 and %
Apply a. this oace. Tan
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TEACHER WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN, WHO CAN COME PRO
IA PERLK recommended az q good Classical
Teacher, can get School in delightful neighbour
hood, with a good salary guaranteed to him. APP
ply Immediately at this Office. lsepl-9t
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FOR RENT, on LEASE

INOR A TERM OF YEARS, A FIRST CLASS
address Box 30. aulS-lm
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BANKERS & BROKERS.
SELL YOUR uNCURRENT MONEY.

The following are the rates paid BY TH0S. s.
MARI. BROKER. corner Of Union and College
streets Tor uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable 70 fuctuate, but may be depended on
for n sufficient length Of time for remittances 70
be received By mai on express If forwarded with
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STERILTTY,

Young married ladies whose misfortune it has
been not to bring forth in due season. remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish.
If this is your desire, you can consult me either
years of age need make application. All cOmmu-
nicatiOns by letter or person strictly confidential
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
STEWART COLLEGE,

GAINESVILLE, TENN.
TlHIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
i September 10. 1856. Boys are prepared
for the higher classes in College, or business
reasonable rates in respectable families. Espe-
eial care and oversight exercised over all sent
from home 10 be educated here.
Send for our circulars. The attention Of parents
who have sons to send from home is respectfully
called to this school. The advantages Of the
school and place are superior.
Terms as usual in good schools.
REV. 7. DELACEY WARDL0W, NJ. D,
JOSEPH II. WILSON.
aua-tOetI-2tw
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To Nashville Advertisers.
ME EXAMINER.

THE EXAMINER,
is large. well printed newspaper-in its Sixth
j year-pubiished at Gallatin, Sumner county,
Tenn, on the Louisville aad Nashville Railroad,
in of the wealthest portions of the State. and
circulating at every POstOlice in Sumner Smith
Jackson, 0vertOn, Fentress and Macon counties
and in tho upper Cumberland river sections OF
Tennessee and Kentucky.
To wholesale dealers, it offers inducements, as
it is the only paper East of Nashville. in district
several hundred miles long, in the great Tobacco
region, and to business men of all kinds of Nashs
Merchants is a valuable Advertising Medium
The advantages Of securing the trade of a Tobacco
section worth many millions Of dollars are at once
apparent. No deYiations from published terms
TERMS-ouA RTERIY IN ADVANCE
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z o r S A L E!
Twenty-Five Tracts of Land
AND
10000 ACRES MOUNTAIN LAND
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.
0O0 ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER, TEN
sJNyI nessne. Minchester Is ono of the henln

000 ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER, TEN
JOU nessee. Winchester is one of the health
est locations in Tennessee-gOOd schools, railroad
facilities and many other advantages.
These lands are adjoining the town of Win
chester, one-half we'll tmbered all tillable with
the exception of perhaps some five acres. which
is a fine rock quarry: forty acres of good fruit,
good dwelling aud out-hOuses. This is the
place where b. +. MCGEHEE now resides. 1t is
offered on liberal terms as a WHOLE or in lots to
suit purchasers.
Also Two Thousand Acres of good mountain
land well timbered
If not sold before, these lands will be offered for
sale TO the highest bidder. in lots from five to fifty
acres on the First Monday in October
next No better opportunity has been offered
for location in this country.
Fer particulars, apply TO the undersigned, or B.
Z. MCGEHEE on the premises
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A SECESSION RELIC IN A PROPER
PLACE.
A SECESSION RELIC.

The following is part Of the official re-
port Of the Philadelphia Conventionists, now
in session:
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600 ACRES, SIX MILES FROM WIN
I,OOO chester, on the McMinnville road.
well timbered, good well and spring water, fine
large, young orchards, well improved. Win be
divided into four to six farms, to suit purchasers.
with out-hOuses, on the plaee-good land. and
one of the most desirable places in this country.
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Corporation Notices.
ISAAC o. HUNT
Ofes Board ~ Assessor Conrt House Aur 10 1896
DrrAaTHssr OF frsAscs. congFnoLLsiRs oyg

!
NEw FORK March l5 i8G5
DOCKS aud SLIPS. MARKET CELLARS, and
H PROPERTY belonging the Corporation Of the Cry
sNew.York. TO BIZ LEASED II PUBLIC AuCTON-Notce u
hereby The Comptroller viii TUESDAY tho 2fh day
u April 1870 ID oc.ocAs City Hail. Lease bids
Psbhc Ancion Docks and sips Aorkee and other Corpo
ssion for Of lt DAY Of May 1866
Ca containing description and Of sse
BE- lad application Collector n City Revenue at this
soce. by o. Conmsonrrs Of toe sinking kund.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller.
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6itnaiions r)anieo-females

4 LADY who is correct at Figures and an excel
"A lent Writer wishes employment COPilSr with b-s; city
ference and seeury address W. Station Post Oace. New
York
A RFSPECTABLE GIRL wants a Situation
n CHAMBERMAID and WAITER Can be a. her last EN-
ployers. Call No. q West Tenth 81.
N%TANTED-A Situation, IN city or country. by a
w vereeommended willing and obugng young Nomsn. to DO
GENERAL HOUsEWOBK Is good Plaiu Cook and BAKER b'
Washer and lroner Pesss cal at NO 90 s,ih ave-
COVERNESS.-A Young Lady who teach
music including the organ and who hs, had
Renee az teacher SITUATION Goveness Addfe
Is II. C.. Tribune Office.
A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
N want SITUATIONS do general HOU SEWORk, &C. at Mira
LOVES German nsiute, no II siantont, near the bo"eTy
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-, W., VIZ. - C.J.-- 70 tc.- -
w PINE WOOD for SALE By the Load Cord tcut
Stickl ov roe the Yard HS sS So a4 80 sssss<
Ss~. ~ 1kHy ktA ~ 1k<ss psta -
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ma1binerp.

nlarbinerp.
light SETS of 32-inch new COTTON CARDS,
AZ DsHOEh' CARDS Cook CO.. osissri 2r sA H SS.,
=
ERICssoNs CALoRIC ENGINES
- CUTE BROS & P'5S' na pama Of n srS G
al iiads JaMEs A. ROBINSON; ~.
NOR SALE-PORTABLE and STATIONARY
to 2oher.e power With @FI ',s CIT,
P; md o .: 3 M sad %:5d %o S
Betting and every description Of S'Yrs'b " No. pey
LOR SALE-One HYDROSTATIC PRESS, s-inch
9 or Sas an,s IS' coz be gSG c :o,i No.
i've front ct. l.. John and Pearlsts Brooklyn
LNOR SALE-A new, very strong, handsomely fin
L bhea6hor.s ENGINE. AOs builder; ll0lsTIN9 hACHiNE
W.., Twsn'y 'fooiib..
I ARGE ENGINES for SALE.
IL New Hort niai 3or71 Cylinder.
one -inrie ioT routal 1913 Cylinder
oue snsls Horizontal, 2oI1s CYLINDER
Ao-Nsw AID tIsess EnFn, ready for iTn-dsl. delivery
Asi2 a. IS 20 aud lsIb inch Engines u Wood-ur beaehs
'''''' "ll "-'.' 80, I,B. FULLER No,' D'y...
nvery. BY ). y. FULLER. No Dcy-.t-
DIBBON. sUsPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.
III Also kni Of sood made to order
JACQUARD MACHINES saui,arcd and sgPi.t to Power and
sFo0LiSG KSD w4RPiSG MACHISEs iel sis M co;,os
and MACHINERY for the manufacture Of DRESS TRIMMINGS
" r rILfNGfR. h,chns,
No. on North Srrord-s; Phi adslphts Pa
CTEAM sTONE.CUTTER COMPANY-Are pre-
% 70 % N4TSE p e BE- Sss 5 IN GgA -, 5,s S S
They the wasted
by the old pToc,s.
thoroughly tested and working upon
The IN the country Circulars giving pacu and
pices Free Address STEAM SIONE-CuTTER COAfAN1,
No. - NAls-
GALE OF MACHINERY, &c.-Will be sold by
- tho undersiued PUBLIC VESDUE. the Bruce Feiznr
Lorye Staten Island New fork. the 18Th day OF
April 1863 u O'clock the following property vr new
Gambler Psnt Gard with sstrpp.r, and clothing Card
Grinder sappe Beaten Grinding Machine shout % feet OF
shane Han q n Pueys. inche. face; IS
inch ~ n Wooden Frames with Roler Connections,
Wooden fAne Tor Bed pI;e shout GO fee, Of Chain for
Apron q Endless Wire Chain. For p1TlieuA
sdd. MOSES ASTON North Shore. r. o.. Staten Isnd ~ Y
April TO- 1867
CTEAM ENGINES and BOILERS for SALE.-l0
- OOhor.e hand lbe sold low Saw mills and Girls.
mills Furnished. WM. MCKENZIE, No IS Annst. N Y
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM En-
= snes FaI iIeupTow Okun and Rope Machinery,
Mechanics Tools. &C. TODD RAFFERTY,, Warehouse No
Dey-st y. Y. WORKS Peterson, ". J.
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Amnsements.

rHu rsrlDLnHaEsr ipvERrrss II rHn D. hHAAID
THIS EVENING. -.r
AND EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
will DO presented Of ms6cence far uasns III p's"e'
efforts, and which has received the
HIGHEST ENC0MIUMS
both Of the
PUBLIC AND THE PRESS,
end achieved
ABSOLUTE AND INDISPUTABLE SUCCESS -. -,
specacn Das three acts nom the stencn
Alexander Dumas, entitled the
GUARDSMEN,
Produced with .rrs
New Scenery. ';;ticc
selected and arranged. llioo'
Mechanical effects BY " Sanders properties and appointments
w Henry; ard costumes by J. Bullock ana tue
powerful OF characters seldom equd bat never e1ceeo
including EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPANY.
ANNE OF AUsTRIA..........Mme Nine. METHUA- IN
ihh character will sing romanza written ana composed
W "'''"' ~ LOVED HIM AT FIRST SIGHT"
LADY Winter Kate Newton
DArtagnan Mr. Geors. fa"eeI ROVE
Aramis... w G,.on
Louis XIII
Rchelieu
Buckingham.
BOuifaco.
De lreyie
lie Tour..
oNA'''
Doors open IN the evening at II. Curtain rises ats
Seats secured three days IN advance
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CTEAM ENGINES and BOILERS for SALE.-l0
- 10 Ohor.e Saw mills and Girls.
mills furnished. WM. MCKENZIE, No. IS Annst n. Y.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM En-
y ~s Boilers Fai Hemp Tow Oskun and Rope Machinery
Mechanics Too. TODD & RAFFERTY, Warehouse No.
n Y. WORKS Paterson ~. J.
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steamboais ana Railroads.

NETWORK 1ND PERTH AMBOY.-The
~ STEAMER VIM. HARRISON
45rBR A& E % 81 aie
daily Sunday. exesped o'clock Returning leave Perth
EOR NEW-BAvEN, HARTFORD and SPRING
4 FELDsearaers sve PeersnP for ksw-Havens' a;lS AID
II m. connecting with Rs.rosd.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
st. Sgneet HAMPTON 55nsoP with the ps~si s Hss1 Ra
and couuecons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and ths
west "'V GKEAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST;
Two EIrres Trains daily iIom the West except Sundays when
ssy ms and TWO hour, ,avsd by Chicago cn
natl St Louis 1 w W. s9 I %S HI'2i
Commencing Nov 20 lse5-Lesy. New YoTs as oow,
s Ma.o l Wscsa Great T BE- Bend Poa Bnssaion
mween Express 70, Es,.On Aeiown hIoa,s
Chicago and but two change: to St Lo9is c p..s,,
y TnAryFor ks'iOn' Allentown Aaach Chunk Reading
4p mFor Esston Scranton, orea. Bend Bethlsh'm and
5p n.--Fci sOmerviTo and Pennington.
go p lFo- som s9TiEviAs
sPpmm-WFsTERN EXPRESS TRArN-For Es,tOu. Allentown
Resdns Harrisburg, Pittsburgh aud the West ,-
Sleeping jersey Cry to P''bnrzh very eyenin
Raiosd Of New Jersey loot Of Libcriy. y r. No A''Or
House Nos I'll and 80 5os%s sTE4a II;
LTRIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depot foot OF
II Chsmber's., PavOnis Ferry n....... pns.,o s.
Day E1Pre for Csnsndsua h0shs''.r Bniao' Sa
nsna West Counecsa Buffalo win LtSe ss1s az oI.ga
Trunk Railway and at sslAmsnca with AIhtc tho o"st ""
Railway. - -, o.-,,
a. NJ Express Mail for Buffalo. Salamanca eni Dunkk con
and Aintc snd Great Western Railways
an N WAY Train for Port Jervis and Newburgh. - c.,
Express ior CsnandAisua hoche'ser Buhao sas
West.
ao, Salamanca DnnSiIt and West CONNECTS At puns b 49,
Shore ard Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca Wild AuAo
M Fmigsn Train daily Buffalo, Salamanca Dun tk and
Wet ' HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Suptr New'fofk
VIZ r. BARR, Gen1 Pass. Agent, New-fork
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROAD.
ON and after Monday. 1866 trains for Albany snds
connecting with Western trains viii leave he" OLA
1880 m Via Hudson River Railroad Threhs and Ten tn
ave connecng with foT North and West go - ,
10 Hudson River Railroad connecting with northern no
Western trains. -.
neeu- with trains for North and West a.,
m Railroad. connecting al TOY Win
train for Montreal with sleeping attached. 80 ,,, -
Harlem Railroad connecting a. Albany VIII western
trains and AZ Troy and s. and T. and b roads or pom"
North. with seeping-cars attached ~ A.
m via Hudson Railroad sleeping cars from New or 20
buffalo ana Suspenson Bridge without change Also 10 MoheA VIA
This Sundays.
10 m Hudson Railroad, with sleeping cars ntseneo
At Albany Troy with morning trains or NORM ho
West. VIM H. NANDbhblLl' N1r-i trsi..Ht-
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
w Foot Of Barcaysi-On and aler Nov ~ Morning man
trans for Hsceustown and intermediate stations VIII leaV
g3OA m Ma. Express for all stations west Of h0aIn iiV
.. Mouistown Express at p m -, . e---.,..s..,
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.