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Pnorrorrp FeIfksDHHhaAAR, xrrrRs PAT

PROTEOTEp BY koIAL LETrERs PAT
snt Of md sscs.sd By II; ,s seal; Of the
csIisse OF Isdicine. Vienna.
Triesemar No, i, Il the eGectu.l remedy for Re.
taxation, spermathorrhosa, and Exhaustion OF
the System. Triesemar No. : has entirely super
seeded the naaseoss use of Copavia, Cubebs, Be:
Impurities and Secondary Symphonic. thus obvi-
ating the use Of mersary and oil other deletsrfous
Each prsparation 10 in the form Of most agree
able Lozepgs Secured frem the effects OF elf.
mate and changes OF atmosphere In tin cases, AZ
Ss each or four as cases in one for 50, and In 81
cases thus saving % Divided in separate doses
as administered By vslpeau, Salamanca, koux,
&c, &c
D!f:f 8 he'd also :! . O. foRD. Ho. $50 Penn !.
oyopuO. corner l1th0es - Say
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w DNBkBTXK1R, : 80 -
and Houssfur nishing Wsrsfooms. HsV and ~
Old Furniture 81 Gil desert psioas, bSaehS III
Ing done q the SHORTEST psties. eoaGhoast coSSSe
q Oh spd Z strsets north, 10. ~. doWS
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81 Some time ago planter a short dis'anc /,
from Memphis gave a party 10 the Young ioI :.
In his neishborhood- II was CAV time, and
IL the course of the evening the BOYS and girls
played forfeIts. While this was going en-, IL
chan ced that the son of the planter, a nice
modest fellow, had 10 clam a forfeit of some
Of the girls, but be was overcome with ditr-
dence. go ahead, John" said the planter
"and Kiss some OF the gIls." John hitcn-d
from one foot TO the Other. FLUSHED, and N nal
iy blurted out "l-I-never kissed a tc5ife
girl, father The laughter ,kal ensued may
he
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MORE OF FLINT g COMMUNICATIONS OF
fInt nhaDcial operations has just come to
light. II sppeare that Messrs Crook & Co.
upholstsrers, ofeBaltimore, were engaged 10
do certain WORK TO ships on this station, and
thereby ran mp bill OF about 50 900 against
the government. Flint drew on the depart
msnt for the amount but neglected TO paw il
over 10 Crook Co, and the fact but recs itly
came to light by the application of Crook &
Co Tor settlement In this case 10 appears
that the government is the loser and Crook 4
10, Will recover. Flint Will be remembered
by the most OF our readers "a uuandom pro-
pTietOr Of the Old Dominion news paper Of tn 8
cIIy.-N0rfOik Dny Book 9Th
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noTONAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
L HorIOK TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, CaDt. =. A. RYrHlR.
:ssssr $500. ( : fS5ikf sA4:
Stores. Isfhias Point, Chapel Point. PioVdeuh
WAT. LsncasterS wharf, stonsS wharf, Our.
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Balti.
more 81 q = q =. s sss4xs . Bro. /, Agents,
a~f.tf No. 3Ae Psnna. avenue.
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LEASE OF FARM-Messrs O'NeaI No.
land. real estate agenIs, nave leased for 4
term of years 10 Messrs. Gresham Hough, OF
Baltimore, and u. NJ. Mason. OF Fau1u ier
county, Virginia, the farm known as the
'Tibbs Farm" the Meadow Creek" farm, he :
longing TO the estate OF Vim. =. Dabney and
fonr hundred aud fifty acres of the D"nIora
tract, on the opposite side of the road.-Char-
lottsSrtite Ia Chronicle
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DENNsYLyAsIA CENTRAL RAILRo.n
WINTER ARKAN0KMENT

Ire Trains OF the Pennsy lvapia Central Rail.
rsao leave the Depot, at Slst and Market Al rect
wnch 10 feached directly by the cars Of the n A.
Hes etreet Passenger Railway. Those u the uhss,
nut and sinut street Railway rua within one
ON sUNBAYS-The Market Street Csr.t..
Front and MARKET streets IS min utss before fhe
departure Of each rain. VIC
and oeily or Baeg age at the Depot Ordsrs laas
at the ONCE, No. oSl Chestnu street. will recsi -
attention. " AeSoisS
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An lNsURAsCK CONFERENCE.-The United
states underwriters had a convention in Ne "
YORK last July, which was so productive of
good results that another insurance conyen-
tIon mas been called for February Goth, the
invitation towhich has been sent II about sigh I
hundred different companies. Delegates from
a large number Of these are expected to visit
New York al the time specified
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DROPOsALs FOB ARMY TRANsPORTA
TON.

r.
PROPOSALS FOB r4 AEMY TRANsPO2TA
euARTERNAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
Sealed Win :. r.s Ssi1ears 81
nnti, I2o'clock m on the 18th of February, 1861
March 81. isss. on the toiovins routes. ana ending
From Fort McPherson Nesraska Territory, O,
such part. as msy be determines upon during the
81 sor es gnGs from P-
Laramie, Dakota Territory, to such post. or de-
81; Ne Be S u ts
d dns Tsr III Of Mon,an. :outh Of latitude q
the x Ss': OF q
TO-, ,Hes - d.S and east Of longitude III deg and in
Oify - " A'''' D'0'e'
From Fort Riley. state OF Ksusss, or soeb
point: .s may be dsternn ned upon durine the yssI
OF ses S.i Sa pas' nSr I'll Any pct,
the state OF ansss OF IN the Ter Of Coiora-
s,S:s
designated in that Territory, AID to any other
point or '0i't' q Sd 81 5sr Ne !.
From Fort Union Or such other depot a. may b.
ss sn In the TERRITORY OF New Mexico. TO
iisnsd in that Ter TORY. and sueh posts or sta
il S9: .: %.G be m IN the Ts.i0ry
los deg. '"-s1''
FROM st Panl Einne. s. to such post, a. are
nov or may be estsb ishtd in the stats Of Mime.
snd r. IN nss PORTION 81 Dakota Territory y
The weight 10 be transported during the year
Will not exceed On Route NO I, $1,000 Wv pounds
on hSpse NO 2. 20,uU0 Oo0 pounds on Route No
;, sOCo Ooo pounds. and on Route No. 4, $500 uOo
pounds. = y
Proposals will be made for each route sep.-
Bidders WIN state the rate per 100 pounIs per
IOo miles at which they will grams port the stores
and ssdas Il las g. is beginning April
Bidders should give their names in full. ss well
sh6uld sceo@pasied by bond in the s. sum sf
ten thousand $4,000 dollars signed by two or
sas s.sraed for the roa.s sn men
uoned q the propssai to the party proposing the
good and sufficient s.carity fur nished ~ said aid
gsrty In accordance with the terms Of this adver.
The contractor will be required to give bond. in
the following amousts: ~
SSD D k kou,s No. T.. ], sss.sS.
g SSass No ), issSs:
ysney e each bidder and psr.on , osrsa :. .ecur
.ProP::.ls must be endorsed :" Proposal, for
Army transportation on Route No as, or L."
op,;;: sas:y iss comply With the
o. FPS sdvsrtisemsnt
give q. rsauifsd bonds Tor the faithful perform 10
The right 70 reject any or all bids that may be
The od6trsctors on each route must be in re adj.
mess for service BY the lst day Of ADril 1867 and
agency at which he may be communic Gated with
Eomltly and readily for Route No /, ct OmSha,
Route No 3: at Fort Union, New Mexico for Route
No Z. az Saint Paul, Minnesota. or ct such other
point Tor each Of the several Routes a. may be in.
dicated a. the starting peiat OF the route. -
Blank forms showing the conditions OF the con-
on application this efice, or at the once of the
Susrtermaster at New York, Saint Louis. Fort
Leavenworth, Omaha. 6anta Fe, and Fort Snel.
ing. and must accompany and be part Of the
By order Of the Quartermaster GENERAL.
ALEXANDER BLISS
Brevet Colonel and Assistau ut
u l8-Sot Quartermaster, o. s. A
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RAtLROIDS,

1866 r,..srI VII .o,r. 1867
&Al e. 30
10 1h1so1fHW1sf; SOUTH, AID SOUTH.
EIEfss s6aiDyLsl
~ ~ 49, 49, aossnbsr ID. rsss, Fsins WIN
~''s!s:s's...i Ca. s.sa..er..-,, =.
vi sssss :ssssssss..s :.is.. s.
- :ss:s So: ;:ss:ss q:
" + +. H S:!s r sss ' '::s. x.s
T,,s,ss6s ,.s. s:,s.o,. % RoGSisfss md
), 81: so sssrEs rom h.,.
psforsc :ss o. % iSfn'Sf ~ eA'ns'' In uHios
sss; o5..;sis .tr:ss ssd fssn.Siv.sis .y..s.,
.:ds. .ia . sivs. = III s,:s:.
Passenesrs procuring Tickets q teis sece caa
sssS leu afEcaeoaatioss In Sleeping Cars for H.
IL. wILkIEs, Ticket e.. as;SS';,
Ed h. q !Suss e. Gen. Pass. As'as' ,.,,
b5Si ssiETT xss f5RYs
- Ea
,o trains Ds,css. w..1inasos and Esv York are
FOB EiW fORk without change Of esrs.
lee DAILY tsxcept Sunday 1t f:1 .. n. and
Dhia. e
Leave daily ts1esps Sunday, at HIS .. =. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
m, sud go and $50 m
Ls.y. for New f Gs s .Sa .,n,. .. .s
n only.
daily.
Through tickets 70 PhilsdelDhia, New York or
Boston, can be had at the Station once as oil hours
In the day. a. we'll At the new ONCE IN the
bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, A~tween 9Th and u b streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Rail 70 ed advertisement
Anna polls, snr the West
il. WILSON, master Of Trans porsasiou.
COLI General Ticket Agent
oc N.u
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trains daily except supday o'"ei
Muuemsport at 20 o. m. reach PhilAd Q . hia
nnHnoa. enenGe OF cars, f.om wiflismsp port, By
The Pennsylyapia Railroad Company viii NOT
essome any rsk for Bag sge. except for Wearing
nundfed Dollars In value. All Baggage sxoeed.
Ing tnes amount In value. will be st tie risk Of
for further inform alton. apply TO
Johh =. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest.
rSAMUEL b. WALLACE. Ticket Agent ct tho
AN MIGRANT TRAIN run. daily, excsa,
Sunday. S
:, For full particular. .s TO fare and aceommods
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WARRINGTON, Jan. 9, 1857
- 3

&z~ 49, - Ell =
Trains between W AsHINGTON AND BALTI.
MOhk and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORD
Leave oaily, except Sunday, ct 7,0o, 7:ls and
lilo O. m, and 2Ne, and 80, and 8 90 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, 1t Too O. m. and
FOX LAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA POI N
JUNCTlON.
, m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
~ L ns t, ~ Ias q m and 80 ,. m. No trains
U6 sunday.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave AZ T'3 q M, and iyv and % ,. n.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave etI:1 q. n ana 100 and 500 ,. n.
FOB ALL PAkTS OF THE WEST.
leave daily, except sunday, at 7:4s .. m, and
On sunday at 500 ,. m only. connecting at Relay
paHh WITH trans from Baltimore to Wheeling,
THkouah rffoKlrs to II. West can b. b.a a,
the Arlington Station Ticket Once ct ell hou 70
err and Brokers, Telegr.Ph Lane, 3ss Penn.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see
soVertfsement 81 Through Line.
L. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
l. d. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
oc GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent Washin, ton.
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2s5, Corner 10th street and Penn's avenue

Werespectfully call the attention Of Hou ok ee D.
ers, urnfture Dealers, &c, to our having fitted
up our large and spacious w arehouse, on str Get
Tor storage OF goods Of such persons hav wing furn
tuTe and merchsndise OF every description tor
sale, and that will give such sales our special
ATTENTION, az our auction rooms, corner Of 10th
Nsfe residences. No charge for storage Our ex
PEREZ In the Auction and Commission BUSINESS
ineton public for the last fifteen years, will, we
trust be Sufficient guaranty to give perfect sat
lofactlon 20 those Will patroniZe
NJ. X. WALSH & CO.,
Ieo-eolw Auctioneera
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ROsTON MESS MAOKEREL.

am nsT from Boston direct the very
MESS MAOKEREL, % .tftts
and which rsreIy And their way to this ma at
beine used mostly Tor home consumption. As they
palatabte. the kits contain very much mare tn a =
the quantity usually packed, -L.''''-
Corner 18th and + streets, under
ooI-u 0obttt Home.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
= tey g Jansary, is6.

L fti54 OF SoE1nSiA, In. ''
Js'ss. so:Ilais.ss', teiiiGT d "a
TS. ed jeas f.ios. de Ss. ag g. ~ ra
e: -: 2. =: s IN a.:s ,.sa.: s..:. /. :.
sro:sd e q
sisy; ps:s.is. q GcisaSi:: s:,ss Lss e 81 q
The III ssss forth = ssbstancs shss o. said
y ss ss -: ola .sS a
vsr'4 2. &c Z to the :s,a Jes:ss Soac
~ ss
pol. q, sSs bsnses q AaIy yohn:es; wife q said
nsst oiscedsnc.tion Of the SAID pisess or srcsls
Of sreund IN ana b. virtue Of an .tischmeat :saed
:ss q ss
P9sys hat Sss aid deed q trust hon said Jss.1S
8 ana e. 5. =
eeiisd That bet tie said comli.insnts after tse 2.
s.1ssined has he said ssfsSsaus o. s,s
ia. s On g. chi s:S :ss
81. sshaisSS 9; ,s SoTasy pi:rict Of OouMbia no
ofds bst that after 6ndins Of the jury and iuSs
mtnt Of eopdsoauon on the said attachments, the
y. yChs siis o.
| to SECURE John Flyn for the sun Of Oh oU was
recorded nssrii eleven nontIs after he '' date
theI eof and owe! two months after the isspns and
efRrounA, before the said deed Of frust FraysS
ssid deed Of trust and prays a sale Of Tie said
pieces parcels of srouhd to satisfy the demands
for sn .nnsson against said sssSdsns j.sp pS
yehnsos Mary Johnson, John, N Usnson, John
Fly n ana John Malone, and their confederates,
when discovered, to restrain and proh bit them
and their agents and servants from selling or lis
posing OF or ia sEy manner further inc m boring,
Iii: thsrs1pcn til. ID DAY q f' January, 1857, ad.
to the ssia nos resident defendants, Joseph josn,
son, Mary Johnson. and John Flyn, ey publishing
paper published in the city of Washington, in the
pst.io, q ooIgnsia three time. week for six
at &c In IN hs % q
i5e7 to answer the said bill Of complaint! Other
ths s Ss t'ep If ss
sGs sTpe; at Least four month: before said first
.ubstanee Of sas BIZ Of e@ s 'As OBJECT and
,,,u.,oA: B. oLII' xi:o,isss Justice, so.
sEIZEn. solicitor s foF son SIis
ORPHANS COURT EBRUAaY ), lssI-D1srRIcl
- OF COLuMsIA, MASKING TON OOUNrY, to-,ru:-
IN tne case OIL motifs Adler, administrato w, A.,
g, mary Ar Clark deceased the ssministrator
tSp ps the % day Of Msrcs for
sonsl estate of said deceased, and Of the in
hand, Is far as the same have been coll soted
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notiAed to attend, with their clsims prom
erly youched, or they may otherwise by Law be
excluded from all benefit In said deceased o es.
tate: provided q copy of this order be published
once week for three weeks In the Evening Star
previous to the said day.
Test JAS 3. O'BEIRNE,
70 erwSW Register Of Wills.
V'nIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf.
4 Der has obtained rom the Orphans' COURT az
Washington county, In the District of Col umbia,
letters ties anenisT on the personal estate of
John 4. braxtcn. late Of Washington, D. G.
deceased. All persons having cic,ms against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscri
ber, on or before the 3Ist day of July next:
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from eli
Given under my hand this sIst day OF July.
lSeo MAkY J. BRAXTON,
IA 70. lAW3wr ~
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y The New York Times states that a single
hrm IN New York has produced. for this \ ,r s
Taceih aientnes, an aggregate OF over Two
ana half million valentines, ranging in
price from three cents 70 one hundred dollar,
and tie total value OF which. as sold at rataI
Is more Than three hundred thousand dollars
This IL the Production of a single firm
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs IOR CIMENr,


Teasuvy DsDayfMsNt, I
Ofee " SKSerrts!ng lreAitees, Feb. 8. 1877
rati - o'clock n February 3. 1851, Tor furnisS.
Ing tdslivsred q Ws.hinston or Georgetew1. D.
rels TO b delivered on or before April 1, iSg5 !,
and the eclsnes on or before M.y 1, 1857 she
to the tsst inslecttop. and aVpreval Of the In.
Decter OF Materiais. Treasury 1xtepsion.
OF some responsible person that the biadar Will
him. - : y
The Dspartment reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids II constdered for the interest Of the
cred that does not conform to the requirements Of
this adyer tfsement.
Bids TO DO enclosed In sealed envelope and On.
4. .. MULLErr,
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DRoPOeALs F0R P11IORMINa 0ANIfA.
BY WORK OF QUAGTERAAsrIRS
<a'eessa''''' I ~. ~ sS;y ssns.ssss:

~ j
QEee Of C1iC Qxastsrmasfc,,S
Washtsgtea, b. c., January 81, 1857 4
Sealed Propcsa,s are yited et this once nstI Il
O'Clock noon, February 10, 1857, for the removal OF
All SINK deposits, ashes, and dead public animals
from the yaIiou. bsrrseks. buildings, Be-, owned
and occupied By the various branches Of the Wsr
Departpsnt in and sbout this city, Cts be dsSis-
q Give MsH.hinaton,,for the period Of one year from
sisders to furnish ell necessary materials and
labor for performing the work, and TO give bond q
to be executed ct once apes the award Of the con-
faithful DerfoI nance OF the same.
Payments to be made monthly.
Should the amount Of work required during the
0triod Of the contract be either increased or de-
creased, then . preDortionate increase or deduc-
tton to be made in the monthly paym ents.
Lists OF the places to be visited and a statement
OF the present amount Of work required can be had
Oh application at this office. $500
The Sndersigned reserves the right to reject any
AND all proposals should they BE- deemed too hig /,
and also the right to annul and discontinue the
contract at any time when the actor sha fail
to perfefm the work required In prompt and sat-
fsfsctory manner.
Bids should DO endorsed " Proposals fer Per
forming Sanitary Work OF Quarterms ster' . De-
partmeBt," and addressed to the under signed.
sv. Bril-. Gan .,dkd,disft 6T noI,.sI!!s.-
u 3l-bt Depaffmen OF washing ton.
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AUCTION SALES.
nY 0REIU 3 WILLIAM. Auctionsers,
ID No. e2N, corner 7th anA D streeta.


sES sHslET tSy
s S EIEHnTssnss3RIa : Az fGsEio 196fios
ts; 8 8 sen.Is No. 81, having % i.ss front 81
nsf t;ss Dep inning S:eh 20 70 ssy
cen th: attention Of buysrs, - IL viii bs soid
All convey sscins and revenue stamps at Tie cost
ga down On '' ss az Il 81; WILLIAMS, A.....
% tLsts cierls with. jas. o. 1s6airs d.
corner one. su aisnS: Star
5Sjs:r SsS InsSSS, s ssif$s Hadi
s " 1fS 81 s.S 81
s.: Once Il Sssae
:: i:iRS
a. No. 9n o.% rS.S laid ont
sh:in: .sd sass :osss - %: dss ss
farm road, thence By said rosS to the Sssinnis 9
bs.1as within .Soos as %a.ha
ton city; and is well deserving the attentiss Of as
I.rms One third cash, of which slOs must be
paid INN iately after the sale; balance in six
and twelve months, with interest. Deed given
and deed OF trust taken.
FRED W. JONES. Trustee.
fe5 cots COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
Rf COOPER & LATlMER, Auctieneers
- late clerks With Jas. Z. Mcclure Oo,)
Southwest corner Of Fem avenue and 18th st
star Once Bailding.
AUCTION SALE 9E MATEsIALs AT THE
On mONDA1. February Is. 1857. at 10 O'Clock a.
r. viii be cold at public auction. at the Treasury
BuildfpR. the following articles, viz:
Machinery for Baw Ail-never used
several iots OF old Doors, Sash, Frames
Bnnde, Architraves. hutters, Fire Wood
SCRAP Iron, CAST Iron Columns, Fire Crates, and
Two heavy Wrousht Iron Axles and Boxes
Iron Gates &C., &C.
Terms cash.
All materials to be removed within ten days az
ter sale.
A. b. MULLETT. Supervising Architect.
fe6 eo&ds COOPER LATIMEB Aucts.
M 4. WALSH co., Auctioneers,
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NJRw YORk AND HEw HAVEN RAILROAD
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner 37th
street and Fourth avenue.

~ ".
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner s7th
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<idgeport-k,s lEx J. II 80
.. m, l2.B (Ex.), s(Ex }, $50, $50, and Ex.D.
For Milford. etrstferd, Fairfield, South port,
ana Westport-7, IL 80 o. m. 5. 50 and s. 81 D. IN
For Norwalki. $50. Il so .. m lsls(Ex.l, s
For Dsrien and Greenwich-l, $50, n.Na m;
20. .se. $50. and sTIm m; ,,n
(Exl, sfEX $50, 40, $50. 80, and Kx,l p "a
For Port Chester asd Intermeiist Stations,
80, ll.s0 Q. m; %, $50. $50. go, and y. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Tor Boston epringneld-s q. m, Tx. >,
lIx.gs p. m. For Boston via shore Line-ia-ls'
For afford and Spring. eld-s, (Ex..nS ..
ies sonD.esisss kivsi Iailroad-s a. m. CKI.1
n 8 q %. 90 Montreal. .. .. TO Merriam ston.
Fer Hart5srl, Providence and Fishkiil b. B.
s, ~ i.u Haven, New Lo.lsn and ssOsiassoa
BsIlfcad1a. M; II. y. land ,. N.
For no.s.to.ic ssd xausatack Railroads.&c..
Ior bsaburs ana Hsrvsls =. R.L.sS q .-'
co:scdisu slsspiae oss attached tos ,. n.
E3 JAMD 4. Hoyf. sapsriasssasss.
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M All ddsolH5oPA r.r,.,,.-
-t- la 1T BO1RoH1

Il ALL Z Ar DIS
OHOOOLAf PAB lx0ELLHNou,
This Triple Vanilla CHOOOiAfI - s: 90 1.s,
In quahty ane SAVIOR n Ahy other made IN tSie
.as' 40 y ,r'all .,y9.s,ssus9s III: No.
~ jonas yRaef psbSo HpDle,
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CIHTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW yrRsrv-
rassenFer and freight Depot In New York,
loot 1n,, 81 Liberty street Conseets at Hampton
Western Railroad, and at Esston with the Lehigh
Valley Railroad and in connections, fermips .
direct lire TO Pfttssurs and abe West without
ALLEETOwN LINE TO THE WEST.
Two express Trains daily for the West, excent
eund.,s, when one Train ia the ming
sixty miles and three hours saved by this line.
70 Ch,caeo. Cincinnati, st. Louis, &c, with bus
one change OF cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,
CONNIE cling January Z, lsoT-Leaye New York as
$50 A M-ror Easton, Bethlehem, Mauch
Chank. Wiiliamsport, wilkesbsrre, Mahanoy
s:l0 A n. MAIL TRAIN-For bennington, Kas-
ton. Water Gap, Scranton, WiIkesbarre, Great
Bend, Pitsbnrs, Binghamtoa, &c.
town, Hs, risburs, Pittsburg, and the West, with
but one change OF cars to Cincinnati or Chicago,
And but two changes 70 81; Louis Oonneets =:
phis and Erie kosds, for Erie and the Oil Be
"a T TnsIs.Yor E..sen. Allentown, Msueh
SP: M.-For EastOn. Bethlehem, and Mauch
sP. M.-ror eomsrviHs aud Wilmington.
s. p. MOI taston, heading, harrisburg. VIII
car rD% New 9oss To- %%GT . &C. Sleeping
~ :. a:.f0 0r sS%:r,iiis.
ton, Allsntovn. Rssdins. Hsrrisburs, fittsburs,
sis.s,ns csI: through fro. Jens, City TO Pitts
Hdditienal fIsins are run to Bergen Point.
TicSetS for the West can be obtained ct the once
OF the Central Railroad Of New jersey, foot OF
Liberty street, North River. at No. Astor House,
Nos asss FL: I'll; saS Broadway. and 81 No. 10
10 Is JOSIAH o. STE. Rms, superintendent.
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trains daily. except SUNDAY SsNS
Passengers by Mall Train &c to Wfluan.uox,
without change Of cars, and arrive ct Leck Ha.
ven at 8. 10 D, N. 40
Passengers ~ Mail Train 90 TO Oar Nal. ana
mIeTsbII sithout change Of cars.
atthe Ticket One. SO I ches IL 1t street.