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NEW YoKx, January 18th, 1854
-dessrs. Geo. C. Hubbel & Co.
, Gentlemen :-Your Bitters having been such
dressing in my family that cannot refrain from
sending yOa this testimonial. In December last
my wife was very sick-Confinement- got
sovery low that some good stimulant was absO-
inteiy necessary. Itried wine but il did no good
Having bottle Of Golden BitteFs" which had
beeR given me by friend, / thought I would
Try them; had ne faith in them, yet thought
would give them trial. / can truly say that
my wife gained strength and health with every
dose. In one month she was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfully do recommerd them TO all
iad'es as gentle and strengthening stimulant.
-l- .s .r. Yours. &c,
GEO. A. j. NORMAN,
nF .rfA Isl West 3.th street, v. Y.
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Whiskers and Mustachss

'E0RCgD TO GROW EF0N THE sf sto1'f
IL est face In from three 70 fys week. eyfLl
Or. SEYTGSES RESTA Z RATEJ x CAoti,s,
LAiRE the most wonderful discoFsTy VI, u I, q
science, acting upon the Bearl and Ia. - ,
almost miraculous manner. II hss W. - -
lie elite Of Paris and London TiA ~ -
hatterfng success. Names sfal pgfcee1S' -
b. registered, and n sntife sausise..,gytt -. t,.s
gwen N every instaBse, tie m9nsy ~ ,sI =
paid, o.. Descriptive cifcciars and tss ,-T.TS
mailed free. Address BEEGER, shI
co, Chemifts, 40. 2sS River street Ivy
Sole agents FOR the United sLats~
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"a St, Cortlandts at. Moy1Ry.I-J ul,

"a St. Cortlandts st., MONTREAL, July IL, 1864.
Messrs. Derins d BoIton.-GentleJnen For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks Of dyspepsia;
so much so that could with difficulty retain q
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; general depression Of spirits,
attended with frequent headache. dizziness OF
dimness Of sight. 1 tried various cathartic;
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any efiectual relief till used
four bottles OF HuJbets Golden Filters, since
which period have not been troubled with a
single one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
u my duty TO express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANCROFT,
WI. . Accountant and Collector.
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A Case OF Twenty Years Standing.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, FEBRUARY 95, 1885.
II. T. HelInbOld, Druggist
DEAR SIR: l have been a sufferer, for upwards
Of twenty years, with gravel, bladder and Kid.
nov affections, during which time have used
vnrious medirinal preparations, aud been under
the treatment Of the most eminent physicians,
experiencing but little relief
Haying seen your preparations extensively
advertised consulted with my family pbysi.
clan in regard to using your Extract Buehu.
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Appointment.

ALBANY, October 24.-The Governor
appointed John Jay special commits
sioner, to cooperate with the commits
sioners from Maryland and other States.
and the board of managers of the An
tietam Cemetery.
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A sham.

TORONTO, October 23.-Adyices from
Montreal show that the Farladeans rob-
berry case of $4,000 was only pre-
tended one, The money was found
hidden under Farlsdeans safe. He.
with two brothers was arrested. .r
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YONKEgs MAY q. 1864,

i YoNKEgs, May 0, 1864.
KssSy. Geo. C. Hubbel d Co.
Gents Having used only two bottles Of you
Golden Bitters," 1 can recommend them with
the utmost confidence as q tonic, particularly
for a change of diet and water. 1t is as well for
ladies and children, giving them part Of wine.
glass two OF three times q day
Sours respectfully
40 ., GEO. e, BAKER.
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Fire.

ALBION, N. ", October 24.---The -four
ing mills of Collins & Tanner was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss $40
600; insured for $4,000.
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GOLDEN RITTERs.-HnObel,s Cola

GOLDEN BITTERs.-Hubbel's Gold.
en- Bitters are rapidly gaining world. wide rep,
utatiOn. Read the following: 49,.
PARIS, France, Jnne 2, 1864
Xsssrs. Hubbei d Co.-Gents: lea say that
your Golden Bitters is the most wonderful medi.
cine in the world II acts truly IN most mirac-
ulous way. Suffer- ng with dyspepsia of the most
painful kind, used the Golden Bitters prepared
by Messrs. Hubbel e. Co., and was cured. I am
convinced that all complaints Of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters, Wishing you pros.
Perity and great success In the curing Of all the
complaints that affifct the human frame,
am. gentlemen, yours, with respect,
CASINIER FABRlGOU.
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In a Critical Condition.

BosroN, October a.-Hon, Joseph A.
Pond, President of the Massachusetts,
Senate, was seized with a sudden IL
ness to-day and is in q critical condition.
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CATS-D1I1 at a0aS0} for westerrn

GATs-DuIi at s6aSoI for western.
GoRNADuli at f43a1 A for good to
primo mixed western.
PORK-Quiet and steady at ri 3oa
81 so cash and regular for mess.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS--Quiet and steady.
,,BACON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Heavy at 13ia13f for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twonty years, and the nu.
by DR., Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
the Sun, and many other papers, notices Of which
appeared again and again before tho public, be-
sides his standing rs a gentleman Of character
and responsibility, Is a sufficient guaranty 20 the
afflicted. .....
Skin diseases speedily cured. augs.dly
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, October "a.
Flour quiet; western spring 10 25a
IL 90. Wheat, No. l Milwaukee spring
Q 03a2 or No. 2Slo 400. Corn LEO. Oats
81 to arrive.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October "a.
Flor steady. Wheat heavy at 80i.
Corn 06. Oats IS. Rye steady at q.
Bailey lower atl o. Provisions stag
naht
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Especial Dispatch to the Rcgister.)

GRAFTON, October 24-9 P. NJ.
Davidson, DEM, is elected in Taylor
coanty. }. ID. HOLMES.
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Physicians please notice. make no secret in.
JredieatS.
Uelmbolds Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract ofBuchu is composed Of buchu, eube6s'
and imniper berries. prepared in vacuo by II. I.
UEINRoI.p, and sold at his Drug and Chemical
Warehouse, 5g4 Broadway y. Y.
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SUNDRlES.
RRW nAnRRls PRIME IA

n PIE Sugar, Superior Greer. BI'fl - =,
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine lbsE ~ e..
York No. / salmon. English dAi9 Cb,'S
Pickles and Sauces, Tapi "a r'4ri sag9 - ..
Starch, Maizena,, &c, Dramatically ''.ita -! -
mon, Haekerel, COdGsD, i,iiiYut, LC'rsft, - -
Oil (best quality, FreE.h NBsiAtd Dap -
Cheese, Condensod MIL. together With . se-s
assortment Of seasOssble articles ll'' ROM
&. 90. u WOODROW
Old Fellows Hall B1iltil
nyzn Monroe Strvst. Wheeling. W.
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Try them and be Convinced!

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READ THE EVIDENCE.
NEW YORK. April sd, 1861.

NEW YORK, April sd, ls6L
Geo. C. HuJbel d Co.-GentLemen: We have
Analysed your Golden Bitters and find that its
component parts entitle 1t to the notice of the
medical profession. Since our analysis we have
used il in our practice with very satisfactory re.
suits, and find it particularly we'll calculated to
correct arrangement of the digestive organs,
such as dyspepsia, diarrhea, sick headache,
cholio, &C. &c, and Is q superior tonic for daily
use in moderate quantities for aged persons, and
also those of delicate constitutions. Yours, &C.,
Doctors j. L. & I. 5. NORBURY,
No 49, East Bed street.
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yellow Fever.

MOBILE, October 24.-There only two
interments from yellow fever during the
day.
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OILS.
WE ALsO HAYS CONsrANT,,

WE ALSO HAvk C0NsTASr,,
w in store, Buckets Tub. MA -
Brooms, Essence Coffee, ENtac' Io-u.sl ~
der, Indigo, Coppcras. Blue Y.,ul Aim, ~,
per, Atlspice, Cinnamon, Nutnc-, Glow, W
tard, Ginger, Bicarb. S,-iA Nal. Saa ~.
Soap, COlgate's Soaps, German Srap, 80
Soaps, Candles Mould and Star ,np,.s,r,,.,
Lye, Window Glass, Lead SHOT ,,rpi an. E's
der, Cotton Yarn, Cotton ana Fla, H..
Candle Wick, Batting, Wrapping Paper 4,
MAXWELL \ JINGLE
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THR WRAT YIRGINIA
rnss COMPANY - Sow grLLi

'V'HHB CVMFANB II W." -. -
Il organized, and viii. in a shoft IN, - -
mence the manufacture Of refined CAil'
Lubrieating Oils, Lamp Wick and Z aiSiss q
For information Ia regard 70 ne q.
andersshs4 on oieers Of Il ise conp1IJI e
on Main Street, next door 20 The " -
Bank W. +, PETERSON, u, % :
P..mLDRETH 1reDt -
Err ADDISON. Sup't
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A. TURNER,
w hOleSale Grocer
= -ASp---
PRODUCE DEAL z Z,
No. g. MIN STREET,
WHEELING, WA

COMMENCING BUSINESS ON't
i more, and am now daily receiving w ~,
Of groceries and Choirc family hour 70 Vs ,l5,
invite the attention Of the puhiIr and 'oi.l. ;
share Of the patronage which have hrI '.,'
30 literally received "NLN
sep5tm
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Milwaukee Market,

Flour dull city Xxx 9 75al0 90.
Wheat dull at SO for No. |.
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CRISPER COMA.

~ nose CURING telfor1fs SOL, eDtWtnsd,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind
CRIsPER COMA.
For Curling The HAIR Of ettker Ser into
Wary and Glossy RiHgIeh or
.-a-. HeGry Massive Cu1IS. .E.-
RI USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AID
ID Gentlemen can beaQtify themselves tLou.
sand fold II y the only article In the world
that VII curl straight hair and At the came time
Crisper Coma not only eHris the 6air. mi iuEig.l
crates, ee5utites and eleanses IL l. highly and
delightfully."- perfumed, and Is the most complete
Ice OF IRE Kind eyer offered 20 the American
P1bne. Inc Cr1sper Coma win lie sent TO any
address, sealed and postpaid for On.
Address all orders 70
W. CLARK & CO., chemists
ho3 West Payette ST., SIKACUsE, y. Y.
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Should any doubt Mr.. Mccormick statement,
he refers 70 the following gentlemen: OK
Hos WIN. BIGLER, e1.GoyernOr. Pennsylva.
mia --~-----r 49, !, -
HoS. TH0s. B. FLORENCE, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. z KNOX, Judge, Philadelphia.
HoN. J. 5. BLACK, Judge, Philadelphia
hoS. ID. II. PORTER, eS.Goyernof, Pennsyl-
vania 70 ~ o..
HoS. ELLIS LEWIS Judge, Philadelphia.
HoN. re, GRIER, Judge United States Court.
HoE. G.. W. WOODWARD, Judge Phiua.
HoS. W. A. PORTER, City Solicitor. PhiPa
HoS. JOHN BIGI-ER, ex-GOv., California.
ton, ID. C..
And many Others, If necessary. 'f.
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MAILS.
~ 300 kegs assorted sizes ua,I, i,,,t.
It Maxwell a .IN,.f ia
Evening star., 1867-01-28
PROPOSALS FOB .AnAI TRAHsPoRrA

s.,,.. TS.ss5ss!cs,; Yin y: Jse.si! T, ,is3 .
iSI the trsnseortsi.oa q niiisfy y Supple aaHns
March g. isss on II. soiouins % route. ana
From "a. NJ BOUT. Ee; I. $50 So
81 the s'Gn Gnios &
Dsiosa Tsrs 70 such 2, posss or
pSts ss sIs now or may be e:tssiished 10 the Ter.
efrtory II Dsi.,s. West o saS ionssnss
anu east o. Fl! 'Sssn sss 81 al !.
the Tsrritories OF Utah and north Of Ia
eSss oiss. 40 deg intending IL necessary Denver
on the Union Pacific railroad =. D.. t. any DO it.
Of or .hs ps Of coior. 10
do south Of latitude 4odegrees north, and to Fort
dessn.ted thai Territory and to % any ah oihes es
point or points e EdfyTS ,hs TS1se; Mo
yrcn yort Union or such other depot % may be
estabii.hed in the Territory of New Mexico, TO
ii.ned in that Te itory, and to such posts or sta
nons as nay be designated In the Territory OF Ar
is sss ana IN the STATE OF Texas west 0fiOasisud'
ROUTE No, 4.
no. OF may be estab Iished in the state Of Mime.
sofa. and In that portion Of Dakota Territory iy-
The weight to be trans nsported during the year
WI w,p R mot .xGeea on Route No l. 100 100 pouas
500 oco pounds. and on Route No. 4, $500 To
Prop Proposals. will be made for each route seps
,on Bdtsr' WIN s.:ss the rate per 100 pounI. per
1867 snd ending March 81 ISIS oesnn'ns April l.
o and "a .eh 20
ttn De acc By bond in the
ea-e eontrsct is awarded for the route nm. men, q
the s
Good ana sufficient security furnished BIZ aid
PARTY IN accordance with the terms Of this I'D yer
The contractor viii be required to give bond. in
On On kOT;s kou,s No. sO !. ssS-SSS oSSS
On Boute No 8, loo,oOo.
satisfactory evidence of tho 10y atty and sol.
ity viii be rsahires. anu person 0nef'o a' 'seur-
Proposals must be endorsed :. Propos ais for
as the case may be. and none will be entertsincd
up,s.. hey fully comply with the requirements
The psrt1 TO whom an award Is made must be
Sifeia,. 70 exes9'e the contrsct at once, and to
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
The contractors on each route must be in readi,
nffs i Tor a service by the let day Of April, 1907 sad
agency at which he may be conmu nicated with
promptly and readily for Route No l. at Omaha
-. +; for Rsute No. 2, at Fort Riley. Kansas 70 r
Route No at Fort Union, New Mexico for Route
No. T. at Saint Paul, Minnes so q, or az such other
point for each Of the several Routes az may be in
dleaied as the starting psint OF the route.
Blank forms showi ng the conditions Of the con
usct to lie entered into for each te can be had
on application 1T this office, or at thu Office Of the
Quartermsster at New York, SaiLt Louis, Fort
Leavenworth, Omaha. Santa Fe, and Fort Smell.
ing, ard must accompany and be q part of the
proposal.
BY order Of the Quartefmsster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and Assistant
"a 10 Sot Quartermaster, q. b. A.
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RAILROADS.

HEADING RA1LRoAD
EaH - Hin rhI ikrisios & Sh 81 rsssssssEEEEs ssssssssEEs
etMB IkisNb sSiC lsS asSikT kfoSISS,,g oSSHISS
c1NA basS TIsfKSkT sfKSTHEkkSG lsksGsE EAig WV ras 9,L
!hs DsSss Ds1nn fi: ' ss,,ps
LOwHIlL streets, Phil.dslp phis, a. The foli .iar
MORNING ACCOMMODATION
AtIS n.for kssdins and eli internes,,te
ts;yInine, leaves as.dins at $50 . T.. arriving
IN RhiiseelDh1s ats 10 p. N.
MORNING EyPREss
A. s.h .. 70 for ksadinf Lebanon, Harrisbn,s
sM.sors nnf fnrs srfss soeh.ss .ls. ssnsgTE vi
isIo, AfIsntovs, WiIissbsrf.. P.t..t'si ii' y BSf-
fhi. .is eonsssss q sH2sfsr ssHi2s.fsSra
PenpsyIysnia kailrosd trsins Tor AIientovn zsst
sar .ssh a 'ss s fesT s;pGS Gsy sr,G I
fi%ifs. se': :, 'S SASHissrEa wi;S hSet sdissD asssD
s. of si crsss ssS ssssTya snd
han'ssort, York, Csamb-rtbure, PisegToye A.
Leave. p,al.tHN ,AiIEKSooN ExPRkss,
hdns 0oiuDS. Ra,iTo:d aa9 SosSa min
sEADIEe AoOOMhGpArroN.
stations. sffSs sfivs. s .'ns .s all
.,s.. s.e,nItins. leave, Philadeiphfs al 4U .. m
irs'.. Ter % Ps1i.s.Iphi II "a ..9e % u.rr,.L,s.,..
a. N. and Pottsville az I Is m stri iS5ns ~ y,
B.rrisburs at l. nm M ana srnoo1 trains leave
n: arriving st Phiiss.lpiti. At 5 as M ~ 30 D.
7ps N ana Hsrri.burs ~ issses Ies keosdlns .t
ing st beacing with Afte noon hocomS1odsts''r
s1utn AZ o-Ss y m arriving IN PhiiadeIshia At
MsTk.i Train, with q passenger car A,t.,sss
sli way stations. leaves ReEdiue h. s. ~ ,s so
gSwpinaioNn AZ s. .. N. tor PhiiaasIShia and "a
All the above trains run daily, sundaysexes,.,
snncay Traits lssve PottsviIle a. a and
Phiisde peia at 5 is m, leave PhfIai.ip.t, ~
H. sding al - N. returning from beading st 4 rs
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD
.a.terssrsl lor Dow LlGgtovn aud inIermadia,a
iTsn, ,,@5 ,@h' In1 81 Sna sss ard 80 o 70
lnstoN p att =. m. ara y % con
NE" YORK ExPKLss FOR PITrrSBuRau
AND ThE WEST
Leayes New ! lOrS st o. . m sna3p m ,.
u he lI & az %, "A 3 M ana a. D m -,
Nsrrhern Ceujrsi ksiitoad EKsres.' is.' aaia aud
pItt-ourgh Chicago, Wiiiisusp5rt. ElmiTaI 81
Returning Express Train Ieave. Hsr-,.,---
srihAI 81 Pe1nsy iSalia IN press from Pit,.bnr -
s.s snd.le..1 .. m ard Il - m .Sr,xins HT-dins At
NV "a ~ n sld 40 , IA, sl,r1ing e.Es
e., Iity an Pi,tsburgh, without change
Mall Tram Tor New York leaves HaTrisburg .,
2lO p m Mai train Tor Harrisburg leaves Se,s
soa ufLkILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Train. leave Po'tsvi.le al Z. II s0s ~, aDdzr,
.. NJ, Returning from I4Baqus al 80 n S ~
80 ssd Is .. M. '' Shd
sCHIfLklLL AMP SsUSsQUEHASSa RAIL
Trans leave Auburn At 80 a m for Pipa,,o,-.
ard harrisburg, and at 50 p m. Tor pias2,r.oNe
ara 1 irsmout, returning from Harrls,ur. = : ~
p m, and from fremont at IS a ma md %
p. IN. -N 30
FRETGHT
Goods { all descriptions forwardai n all TIA
allow points from a.. COMPANY. -. 81. - me me
Depet, Bro Sd ana Willow streets t0isht
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave fhi.sd' iphis dsily At 5.sU a. M ~ g moo,
shd M Tor Reading, Lebanon, Harrisl'-T.H
Potts'iile, Port Clinton, sDd all points beyobs'
,.,,. MAILS
Close at the Philade. phia Post Oaice for al
places Oh the Tosd snd ats branches ~ - -
abd Tor the pm nci pal stations only al So N
y lAs
Evening star., 1867-01-28

vT,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has obsained from the 0rphans' Court Of
ietters of on the personal estate OF
6enry 0stsle lAss Of w ashington Oity, b. o.. de.
cooaod All persous having elaine against the said
deccoood ere hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
NTH the vouchsrs thereof TO the subscriber. on of
6efore the 0th day Of January next: they may
eShsiviss ty lsw Be excluded from all bepsnf OF
c5iven undSr my hand this sth dsy Of January,
,sS1 GEOR0D LAUrNER
a. e-,avAvr administrator.
Evening star., 1867-01-28
IIC TRANSPORTATION II
HorIOl 70 sHIPPIRs.

The ess.nsr LxrnEss. osIs. p A. RHIH.k'
ssNrdr;. .savss Tsss'99s - sr 3 n HvEKY SAT esAe
gRpAY Tor alypSns, Budds E.rK:. N..;.mo,
storss. s%,S nssniS. Point, Chapel Poins Piosdsnf
WhaH, LsncAstsrb Wharf, stonsS Wharf Our.
PinSs PeiSs, Point Lockout, and arrtvss st Balti.
more :. 'S n .j.S. = isHdtks sSf tks . ,so |. As..s.
anf.H No. 34s PennA. avenue.
Evening star., 1867-01-28

HUDSON River AND HAhLRM BAIL
IL kOA Os-On And after MONDAY, Nov az
ls66, trains for Albany and Trey, cosnectiug with
NeitheIn ana western trains, will leave New srk
50. m Express train via Hudson River Rail.
road, th st and l0th ay.. thr sush to Buffalo and
necting at Troy With trains for Saratoga, Rutland
Burlington and Montreal.
ioa. n. Express and Mail train via Had.on
ern trains. aud at Troy with trains for North
ia m Express train via Harlem Rsilrosi,
18th ct and 9Th sv;, consectipG at Chatham with
&c; at Albany With Western trains and az Troy
nth trains tor Saratoga Rutlsnd, Burlington and
3l5p m Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road connecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Trey yith trains for Montesss. with sleep
AIS p m IIpress train via Harlem Railroad.
connecting st Chetham With Western Railroad for
Lebanon ep.inss. PittsnsId, &C.; at Albany sith
land. Burlip gton and Mostresl. Sleeping cars At
$50 p m ex press train via Hudson River Bail
snd
Saturday 8 sttschsS from New York through 70
for ROY s bs mss sas
East Albany. This train will ran on Sundays
IL p. m Train via hudson Ri Rsiirosd, with
early trains fer Buffalo and sospensioa Brfire
and st Troy with trains for Saratoga and points
"A sunday train will be run via Hudso, River
Railroad from New Y ork to Poughke psie ana in.
termediate stations. LEAVING New York at 50 a
m. Returning, leave Poughks ksepse ct q IS m i.
Also, q suno ~ train via d arI-m Railroad. leav-
at 30 m. Returning, leave MiIIt rton at D. ).
m' arriving In Ne" wS. sSii 4. 4. '8SssD??sBILr Y M
Evening star., 1867-01-28
NyEw YoRh AND NEW HANHN RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station m New York, corner EEs
street and Fourth avenue.
HoxINs VnnE

NyEW Y0Rh AND NEW HANBN RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station IN New York, corner Ets
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<ideeport-7.s fEx }. N ~
O. m; l2Is (Kx.D, SEX }, $50, $50, and tEx.l.
For Milford, strstfcrd, Fairfield. Southport,
ana Westport-7, IL 80 q. m $50 and s. 81 ,. m.
(ExD,sa 80 81, ami EXP m;
For Darien ana Greenwich, $50, II 80 @ m >
8 20, $50, g 50. and 81 m ,,,.
For stamford-7. tEKl, $50 IL 70 a. m. Il ID
(Er.l 1870, ~, 80, $50 aud lEx, ~ n,
FOR Port Chester and Interme III ate st.uoo--''
8 50, II. 30 0. m; s 60, $50. $50 ESQ, and . m
OONNECTlNG TRAINS.
Fer Boston wa sBringheld-s q IN tEx.. o
(Ix.,lsp. m. For Boston via Shore L'ns-H "'
For B sitford and springneid-s, CEx.bno 9
For 0oupecticut River Railrosd-s q. m. kx5
II 81 m. 10 moptreai- . N. 20 Northam atoe'
For Hsrtfsrd. Providepce and fishkih b D.
Fer New Haven, New London and stonlnston
Railroad-sa m, u Is. sand D. IN.
For Casal Rsilrosd-i2.is .. m. 10 Nortnamp
For Housatonic aud Nsngstuck RAilrOsd-ss'
Tor rsnburs and Eorwalh b -7,sS q m
U co1nodisus Sleeping Oars attached tOs .. m.
isis JAMES Il. HoYr, Superintendent.
Evening star., 1867-01-28

CEHTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
- PASSENGER and Freight Depot ia New York
foot OF Liberty street Connects at Hampton
Mcstern Railroad, ana at Easton with the Lehigh
valley ksitrosd and its connections farnins .
direct ffne 20 Pittssurg and the West without
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST.
Two kapese Trains daily for tue West, except
Sunoays, wheD one Train in the ming
sISty mllas AID three hoars saved b. this line,
TO Chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis, &c. with but
one change OF care.
wINTER ARRANGEMENTS,
CONNIE cir y January Z, ls57-Leave New York as
go M-For Easton, Bethl-hen, Mach
Chunk Willismsport, wilkesbsrre, MshsnoY
$40 a M. MAIL TRAIN-For Flemingto Eas-
ton. Water Gap, SCRANTON NlikesOarre, Great
Bend. PittsbqrE, ,Binshamion, &c,
town, Harrisburg, PittsbBrg, and the VI est WITH
but one change 81 cars 20 Oinciunsti or Chicaso,
harrisburg With Nprtbern Central aud PhiIadei-
phis and Rrie kosds, for Erie and the Oil BE
I2 Nj. TI.IS For Easten Allentown, Mauch
chunk WiRfsbsrre, Reading, rottsyille, Harris
aP M-For Easton. Bethlehem, aud Mauch
sP M.-Eor someryille aud FIeningt,s.
5P. M-Eor Easton, BEADING, HsrI isburs. viii
esr asT from New YorS to wiiiiamspsri' &c 'i'eP'ns
6lsP. For Semerviile
7N =. M.-for Somervile.
sP. M-WEsTERN ExPREss TRAIN.-For Eas
ton. hnentown, Beading, Harrisburg, fittssurg,
sieepiDs ssr. through from Jersey City to Pitts
Additional trains are run to Bergen Point.
.TisSefssior the West can be obtained At the Office
OF the Central Railroad OF New Jersey. foot Of
Liberty street, North River. at No. Astor Mouse,
Nos 234, 2f1, $40 Broadway, and ~ No. 10
isis JOSIAH o. STE RMS, Superintendent