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wOMAN,s RIGHTS In ENGLAND.

John Bull, 1t has been said, does nothing nv
halves, and In .shooting Niagara, seems dis
posed to take ALL the consequences of his
plunge into Democracy, and to follow his act
out TO its logical conclusions IN every drec-
ton. Thus il is that the question of woman,s
rights met in Democratic America with open
opposition or evaded by timid conservatism.
seems to be received in Great Britain in a spirit
which gives 1t far more prominence there than
IL has here. England, indeed, seems to be TAX
ing giant strides in the direction of reform.
and conservative Carlyle, and those he repre-.
sents, may well feel alarmed Fran.
chise reform and Church reform accomplished,
the agitation will probably seek new channels,
and it is not impossible that woman will have
the night of suffrage there before she has IL
here Such an entire renovation of organized
society rs 10 now taking place there can only
De described as a revolution. And no symp-
tom OF II is more striking than the position
which the question Of extending the suffrage to
women has suddenly assumed A petition has
Just been laid on the table of the House of Com.
mons, asking for women the right to vote for
members Of that body. II is signed by more
than twenty thousand women; but il is the
weight Of the names. and not their number
that Is urged as important. Among them are
Florence Nightingale. the Protestant Sister of
AcASy1 11A1s RANGES ROVER COOOe, the yi1O.
rous religious writer; Mrs. Mary Hewitt, the
favorite story-telier Of young folks; Mrs.
Somerville. the most famour scientific
lady Of the age; Miss Harriet Martineau, the
woman Of universal genius; Mrs. Harriet
Grote. the critic and biographer of artists and
wife Of the historian; and many others second
only TO those in abilities and fame. Among
ne men of mind who advocate the change are
hessrs. William Hewitt and George G,ote
Professor Huxley, Professor Alexander Rain.
the founder of the new positive school of men,
tai science. Charles Kingsley, ]. T. Palgraye
Professors Nlcholl. Leslie and Mason: Sir
John Bowring. the venerable oriental scholar
snd lnguist; John Morley, editor of the Fort
NIGHTLY Rerie~, and scores of others, almost as
well known as these At home and abroad
With this support before the thinking public,
and with the seventy or more members OF the
House Of Commons who are known to favor
the project, led by Mr. John Stuart Mill, now
the most influential political thinker IN Eng
land the movement promises to be formidable
indeed.
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VOTERS UNDER THE ANNEsTY.-OnM Monday
last the judges of registration in this city or
dered TO be stricken from the registers of voters
the names of ali who have been pardoned or
CLAIMED amnesty, unless the certificate OF the
voter shows that his original paper or afidayit
under the proclamation of amnesty, has been
hled In the State Department. This matter
having been submitted TO Mr.. Seward, he de.
eides that the failure to file the afdayit in the
State Department does not vitIate or impair the
rights of the citizen provided and required by
the Presidents proclamation of September Z,
le67: but nevertheless, If the voter desires he
can obtain At the Stale department such eertIfi-
cate a. will enable him 10 come within the res
olution of the judges of registration.
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IL seems that Colonel Wood, Chief of the
Detectives OF the Treasury Department. is
hkely 10 earn the thanks of the public for coed
service outside the prevention Of counterfeit
ing Ii was he. aided by one Of his assistants,
VINO arrested Coburn, and thus broke up the
Prize night arranged to take place between
hcCooie and Coburn, near Cincinnati a fe
days ago He received therefor the curses
and naiedieiious OF the roughs present, but has
won, IS fair Offset, the gratitude of all de :
Gently disposed people. Whether there b. any
ruth or not in the charge that the arrest was
made up beforehand, matters little. The fisht
did lot take place, which is . tangible and ac-
ceptable fact.
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Our Maryland exchanges continue to speak
in glowing terms of the prospect of the wheat
crop. In Hartford county it never looked better,
ard large yield is anticipated. In Washing
ton county, should what remains of the season
be good, the chances are in favor Of the finest
crop produced for years. In Allegany the
crop looks fine. Corn nor rye do not promise
so well as wheat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-30

THE NEW SECRETARY OF Wharf.-The Senate
yesterday confirmed General Schofeld as Sec
rotary Of War. By this action the wheels OF
the Department at a stand-still since the retire.
ment of Mr.. Stanton, will be set in motion
again. General Schofield is known in the SER
vice as fine executive ofiicer, and he will
undoubtedly make an efficient Secretary of
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Mr.. Adams, he late Minister from this coun.
try 20 0reas Briains iefs Tor the Continent the
same evening after he had his farewell audi.
ence with the Qneen- He will travel in Eu-
rope, 1t is automatically stated, until after the
Presidential election This would seem TO
dispose Of the rumors connecting his name with
POLITICAL movements during the coming cam
paign- We have reliable information, how
ever, that his sympathies are all against the
Republican party, and that be takes q very de-
spondent view Of the condition Of public ar
fairs in this country, and has but little bo,-
touching its near future. fftf
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Many people are laboring under the impress
sion that Congress has extended the 50 per cent
This is a mistake. The proposition was made
In Congress, but not acted upon, except to refer
it to the Judiciary COMMITTEE. Insolvents,
therefore, who file their petitions in bankrupt
ey after to-day, must, in order to obtain relief,
be able to pay fifty per cent. Of their indebted
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ENGLISH OPKRA--The Richinxs' troups
coDtInue 10 draw nns houses. .Fra Diava,o,,
was given il good style last night a large and
isshioraoss sudiencs being present The
principal members Of the company are too
well known in theis res ectfve roles in this
opera to need any special menfion.
The suggestion might perhaps be made to
Mr.. Wyiie, who performed the part Of Lorenzo
that the exposure he makes OF himself in
brooches undniy tight thonsh striking, IL not
altogether satisfactory to the audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-30

The Washington county, Nd, papers are
urging the name OF Jacob 5. Grove, Esq, OF
that county, for President of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company. in the place Of Al
fred Spates, the present incumbent.
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LOST AND FOUND.

COX RIWARD will be paid for the detection
VIZ OF the boys who attempted to destroy the
shade trees yesterday X street, between nth
and 18th streets. Apply at 361 X street. Any in
paid Tor my 30 81
e REWARD.-Strayed from the subscriber
CO. large mouse-colored COW, with . bag ~
milk. The above reward will be paid for her re-
turn to me. or any information so that can get
her JEREMIAH LYNCH
m 50 ST 629 Ut north, bet. 9Th and 5th
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n DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN
IL POLICE
~ OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON
N SKATING CLUB,

u OFFICE sKA ri TEE CUB, WASHINGTON
.eordsbs.H r;5 :4,, 1 S,h Ny y 18Th
ia :p siI SHESfL Iai 5 * SsS: s.:s
that s.o .enths limitation Tor p.y%.ss q
assssspen,s win expire on that day. and il is ex
memberships win have paid their ' pre
voIs to that time, as onIy those certificates fsiIy
m e' sSsia CIl IGHf;r'f Prs:d Z: ,''
n: a: MOOhI, secretary. my T-i0t
r~IHE SECOND MONTHLY MEETING OF
CIATI0H lorsanized on the old plant will be held
, al nIsnPsfSncs Ball, = street. between 9Th and
l. BOOK: Of Inscription are now open ct the fol
VIII. s.BINsoN CO.. psun. .veDu. be.
tween oh s9d 10th streets. 'HA". avenue Do
J: FALLS, Secretary Once, Interior De.
THOMAS 3. = PE Esf Hse aovsrunsn. Printing
CROPLEY 1 McCLoUD, corner Bridge and
Bigh streets. Geors town.
r. SALLsS '9Tn; Ss e. asS p ;,.ss
~rooSonIcAtr rJ 5ssILD1Sa AssoorA.
erespasd on the old plan. Will md suSseri Stios
Book, and copies Of the Constitution ct the follow.
GfS H. PLANTS Room, No. 10 Plant.
W: g THOMPsoN's, Druggist, 18th street, near
n. CALLANs opposite the Treasury Building
c. STORES Once. opposite the Treasury Build
NV, BuRCHELLs Grocer, 18th and str.et,.
u. GL.PhAHBS, Collector Internal Revenue,
9: 2. sAvAGEs Hardware Store. ss4 D street
Al. JoYcE,s Coach Factory, l7s 18th street.
=. n. HAEsoHp once, No Intelligence
r.rp. koo, sEo sH a. PLANT. President.
N~wAR DIPARTMENT,
W. SuHeEea GHNBIAL 3 OpyIcu
WARRINGTON, D O.. March g. I8Sa
Al Army Medical Board, to consist Of spr.so.
suls. S.Gs, s Wsyss fHsisss.', Ssnsr. A.;
Q. 8. Al and Assistant Surgeon 4. x WccISnnSsss'
Brsvet lieutenant CsloaA5, D. g. A. Wi, yee onnn,
New York city, on the lst Of Nay next Tor n" an
o IA y ssss:'s cs
The Medical sta6 Of the b 3. Army. INTO
Appteente must BE- between q and % years q
ass, Ihysisslly sound, and graduates d . rsgsiss
,xpslies sicss Tor g.nlss.o. 70 .,,s.r ssfor. n.
residences, ssd date and Iiscs Of birth Of he eAnd
resunonialg - - ebessssss sod susvsAestiops
must BE- fugpishsd. IL tn Applicant - besn n
the medical service Of the army durtaG TIE lats
yer, the fat should b 1900. tosethsf With bic
tsssmpsiais from on ssrs via whom he has ssrvsS
should siso BE forwarded. -
10 ssio~ ssoe q made scr Che exyenses Of persons
. : 10 r. an iedispsssabs
Medical Corps Of The Xrns 4 iIlrJ .!e.: :"
eo'ei surgeon General, q. q. a.
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II Z A d. READii READffI
ALL MUST AOKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS FAHEY,S

GKAvEL ROORs
Keel In worknanshiD and durability al others Of
similar construction. Using mono but the best
years experience.
he also invites the attention OF the public ron,
viz:
Rosendale and Round TOP Cement,
Lime, Laths, Hair,
Holland Point Sand per boss salvi nston.
White Sand coarse and ine,l
Woth<rs poon's Calcined Plaster.
Felt, Pitch and Gravel.
Sold At the lowest cash prices.
THOMAS RAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
NIB 1-m Smithaonian BridRa
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GIBsONp HANNIs AND OATHERWOODp
~ pure O:d Rye and Bourbon WHI5KIH5 in
EGAN BROr HEB,
Corner and 9th SITS
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II MALT EXTRACT BBER OF HEALTH, for
sale By EGAk BRUT6ER,
Corner and 9th SITS.
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CALIFORNIA WINES.
We have in store full supply Of CALIFORNIk
WINES and BRANDIEs from Perkin., Stern 4
Ce. EGAN d BBOTdER
Corner and 9th ate
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CONSULT DIR LEON,
~ RECEPTION Rooms,
ls6 tn STREET, above Pennsylvania svenne.
Ladies' desiring especial treatment will find him
the most skillfpI and reliable physician the city
IRREGULARITIES, from vhstever cause, fully
and quickly relieved, without the usual abandon.
,PARLORS SECLUSIvE-Pstients see no one but
the Doctor. ian le-Iy
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NV CROP MAPLE. sHRUP AID SUGAR
E6AN BROTHER,
- Corner and 9th sta
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NTIeBLBRY BITrERS.
Nl The great househf ID Remedy. for sale by
EGAN BROfRE0,
Corner and 9Th sts
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Largest assortment, greatest variety Of New and
second hand PIANOS. PARLOR OR-
CANS, MGLODEONS, and all Musical In. =
struments, fer sale or rent easy terms. svISvv
JOHN r. ELLIS,
3O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
my 2e-N New Iron Front
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NJ IssIsoUOI WATER.
EGAN & BROfHBR.
Corner : and 9th SITS.
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can be engaged on liberal terms, Ct al tioss, -
for EIeursions. Balls; Parties, Pic Mics,
Music Store, Coyle lover Book store Pspns
avenue, and At Mr.. Weber, residences, Soc 7th
street east bet. @ and sts.. Navy Yard myIs am .
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ROHILIss sARDINHs.
New supply Just received at
= IGAN BROr uER,
tf4f s.CaFJ- Corner ! and - sts,
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..., s::$ :ssfs "a Al" Z
Viii be given st the Seventh street Park. on
THURSDAY, June 9Th 1855: commencing AZ thres
O'Clock m. Admission. SO Cent? Music by
Prof. tchroedera Brass aud String Band
Comntftee 81 ArvangemsHts IT. n. Cross. Jr,
" hnts hiDson, Geo. h. Gsddis. WIN. 0aadis,
Detective and Police will be at the entrance
70 prevent any improper persons from entering the
rMk my IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

@eD8D WAAA0TH. We are mach gfati6sd
TO nefee hi ne Republican State Co.'S
yentlon Of Leuisiaaa has nominated Judge
a. Y. NaFmoth lar governor Jadge War
metAi ailo1ae1 4 young mHa, has a national
reputation. he l. q native Of Illincla, and
pefaoaaliY Neli 4hown Is marry Of The pee
PIE IS &aloey. rs zFoke h81s ia The fall
pl 1865, aGa t@i& az 0en stal fesenassuc-
tiqu could n9Vff 81 sctsl1piishsa wlsho0s
giving ne ballot q tss hIatzs TEE cog
YN1tiQa eaHlN g#t NA HAls0ie8 s m6sx
sar ard &a siag oana i,sts
si'llasal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

Below we publish the prospectus Of the
Free South, neat weekly published by w.
P. Allen, Esq., Of this city. and devoted to
The spread Of sound Republican principles
in our midst. We cordially welcome tAis
additional member to the family Of the
faifkfal, and trust that 1t viii Give long
aud be happy May Il be sustained BY
cur business community, as we'll as those
who sympalbizs in It's polisishl views, and
may it be a power for good wherever il
goes.
PRosFEcIvs o. TIE FREE SourB The
FIRES 6oidk will be more devoted to qnas.
lions OF social reform, education. and
home industry than to poliiitA Il will
suggest and advocate the most possible
meana Rnd elemenla BY which tho moral.
civil, pclltioal, and e5lncaiienal interest Of
the receaily enfrannhlsad race can be PRO-
noted g@will be The organ Of the people.
aad Will swing clear 81 all esetarian liuits.
BeiAg edited and controlled enclusloelg by
colored men, Il gill Be thoroughly radical 10
politics. advocating the great pgsneisles Of
tTuth and impartial justice. and he serk
Of faconsituetion on tie plau Of congress
The pflee Of he paper Will bFin4 it within
the reaeA Df TIE peor laba9inf classes
Iks editor has travelled threnth tie Can
adas, The United States Central Amefica,
and Ire 4sEt tedief and lie extended ia.
l0raalioH aad experiences necessarily ae-
crniBg lhereifam mdsE 8 him i9r uader
sIanaing the VARIOUS Wan& o. 1is race, and
.or copdusslng 8 pRpeI deFole7 IA lheir
t.ss4aaf 4se9 a4Hff4rn FMN aR4 as4as.,..t "a q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

Before ms: Ladyis her Nance
And as the vulgafism spreads il nav at
last force its way into the gravest prose
and we shall have the awkward lover
compelled TO confess that he takes this
lady to be bis welded lady" while il the
funeral service we shall be reminded Of the
gentleman that Is born Of LADY, The
neat, trim, refined Young women who pre-
side at the counters Of our stores are be-
ginning to fade away into sales-lad p
and Is viii not be long before washer
ladies' do up our linen for us, while
" fire-gentlemen extinguiRk our con-
fagraiiens, and "work-gentlemen" build
cur houses and railroads There is deadly
sfiectatien in all this, and yet ii is astonish-
Ing to observe how widespread is the vul-
garism TITS % be seen among the circles
Of fashionable life, where igHorantly eda-
Gated young women resent a. a slight
any reference to their honorable distinction
Of womanhoea and regard an ailnsion to
male acquaintance as Hmanv as q shock
ing breach Of propriety. When an in
dividual becomes ashamed Of being a
" woman" and iancies that she achieves
some saFtof social elevation By becoming
''lady" Instead, It may be accepted as q
proof positive that she Is either very
* ADlNlN " F1a H1A- LCsu1Ns OF
very destitute Of right womaRly quail
ties and pEinciplep aad he same
rule applies 10 the ether ser. There
Is no reaeon Why Yguag wonan wha earns
her own living honestly should not Sc 10
all respects he equal 81 he superior Of one
vino has been resred n ease, a1i1ence and
luxury. A aaleswoman, for Instance, may
pcaseHa all inst modestys reinemans, intel.
lleance. and rcuileness which constitute
t0s Wauaaheed. II she does p0ssess thew
aAey VIII VI repa9nized by every enc Of
sltacr OK wht has the capacity fcT appge-
eia4iug ihe. ad sha viii be honorsd and
easee4aa aeeeg9iHg Bu. We should Be-
apt % fssl a5i'ae Asr eous 81 sales
Aady, We shanla he On lhe lookout ioF
eIIsefti1r e93ceif aaa general Stiffness,
and o Nepll rtltiT 30 Disappointed.
WomeH wbo glory ia lh4lf #alnAnhood are
1Hfs e De heif in hon4i By 1T asanig nen.
bait a EoNaa Who7e ahtltlta Il 10 81 called
lacy &seaHaa ahe lalaesa tal il
nnEea AlI sealeihInE lsFtel atH tft ana
rf mora consequences Id aceIsB, 4 Win
re1ismpt waa3H wv ~ saaesA ana
sell deserted fidlcele Whe Sic most
desires lo he held 81 Haia M awe
~ Mep fs3 Wtfr ~ Ilsas
s1 a ~ s ana
"A M Raoietf AZ sN N vs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

One Of the most popular of American
Vulgarlsms is the ridiculous use of the
words "lady" and gentleman These
unfortunate words have been made TO dc
such indiscriminate service that they have
lost all their individuality and no longer
mean anything. The fine old Saxon 4 Wo-
man" and "man" are too plain and homely
to suit corrupt modern tastes, and the vul-
gar notion that " LADY, is something finer
and better than woman (" has spread
through almost all classes of society, pro-
dueing the most absurd results Women
no longer exist, and even men are beeom-
ing scarce. The court of quarter sessions
is filed daily with "ladies" who have as
sembled to hear how one LADY, gave an
other LADY, black eye for saying she
was " no LADY, because she merely kicked
the other 4" lady's" boy Pat down stairs
The lady" who presides over the fish stall
in the market refers you to the "laey" ep-
posite for a fne assortment Of greens. Tue
revised editions of the poets will seoE be
coming out with such modern amendments
as these:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

Ts&s II. W.. EVNHHHNTs GRAD
&Juats Of the New York Collage e.
Dental &ufEatF, altar an axpsfleroo
o. fourt8an years in his Nf1aaaaicn,
oi4sf4 hle services 10 TIE Inhabitants =
\. B-Eeqih Inserted on VuLOANIrE BASE
suRang1H no GOLD ~ ALL REgrEcra. Ar MAIN a1i
oqe1 No W. cugtomhocae ltrest, bptFssn DnR
p1lne aud Burgundy.
Refsrsace-- don. n p nnrks.
B3Sg q b. wRiGHT. .. D. ..
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STEkMsHTP6.


NV YORK AND HIIIMEN HINANHHTF
COMPANY.
ns,rs Ee1W ~ EH VIA SOUTH.
~ q 1inpto1--ll Agrt-elAas y. g. Nail Stsana.
zssnI1lp4 .Mt10Bate, 87Ntffes tFeafnsR
a1e4lRNaahns agid n 4H'tte 4n kslafh4 aRnR ~ At.
g&DAkH llcaa filt g, - r. l1t ng1thanpton aisG
HF1rnn. taxing fa11faf f1t ~ HoutNif1piaH. Ion.
DON, HtFFt and HrtAQeu IS The believing raiae,
pa5aha 10 gold g ase eNitAleht " nft4eM1T. (Ed
LffdoH of HarI4 or HaEihufq 81 adaiticNa1a
I4at 1eot0I 4iiQi r9ce1d cabs. Sads stflra4s ga
.oA E4e4aeal age+AsAmpioo, ana Htfio. 81 Nsa
ifa esAln, etlai tetond tahiu. esS, ntisrGes %
H1cc41lar illt1Isr lls end t1islii
4llt ettn, 4fis. H4rent cdfIn. 4lefs alorl1ea S1n
hnsiiQE aN1p lfQs NaN Ffsk aat NlasseiS--s Isae Il
p A1dt jay = sd 81 AtHug1 ID ard ~ H1ptasa-
trf and ~ dalftI1l z11 ~ HnQaU Der : aaf 81
Fer trlzkdt ~ 11.ta7a tpFi 4 q
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iHLNu FEtfIII1. IfTalafef
AquA taa1sss 1,ssI 2tsf.
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MEDICAL.


TIE. g. Ss sssss.S.ssssss
Office, ls1 Camp st. .Rssidsnoe Ss St. CHARLES 81
REMOVAL
DE-. KRrAo0s has removed bic residence to No.
$50 ST. Charles street, and ofaee 70 No. ls7 Camp
street. des SIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

MEW YORK OEHTRAIr DOUBLE TRACK
kr,aSs ' aS dS5 I gio niSgaTs Falls Suspension
On and after MONDAY, May Is. 1851, Trains win
leAvs Albany, AShsns- and Troy as follows;
FIRST STEAMBOAT EXPRESS.
Sis A. ~; from Troy. $50 A. N. from Albany.
stopping AZ Schenectady TAO, Ho1fman's 1855 Am.
Bridge $50, Fort Plain s;5a Sc. Johnsviiia $40,
Little Fails 9s35, Herkinsr 80 Lion p:ss Frankfort
y; Oneida II :se CanSstota ESQ ChitteHsSse
2 2;le Manius l25s aed arriving 10 SYRACUSE a.
trains far all points west Of Syracuse.
SECOND STEAMBOAT EXPRESS.
8;0 A. d. from Athens, 7:1s A. N. from Albany
ss2Ppaag a sehenectady s;ea honda 9 @, PAlAtins
ls ains md says sysssnss y Direct Rosd i
Psssra sd Rceassfas IS and ii plinSisa sis
tens e bH1slo' Suspension Bridge, and Niagara
Passengsra b. Auburn Road leave Syracuse at
aao ~ stopping a. Al Stations to Rochester at
CosNnor1osa.-At Suspension Bridge a. 7,so p
wss sar bss e 4YeSs g5 Esss WsssrB Rel
81 Buffalo ct 500 P. NJ. with First Night FxDress
train on Lake shore Railroad for Oleysiano 500
KALI ram
zoe A. NJ, from Albany only--St0pplnR at ali Sta.
lions to Syracuse 20 100 p Mi and CONNECTING at 3
y. M, via The Auburn Road, reaching Roohssesr al
LES 4 a., and $50 With kxprase Train. via the Di
fso and Suspension hfidEs II 1880 X NJ and con.
meeting for al points In tlas Wsat.
GAaGhANE AND ACCOMMODATIONS.
1s z ~, f FI.5 AIsspF u a sEa
kopheater 10 A M and arriving a Buffalo 1880 A.
ess Al M, and conn6ctlag with lslnigrant trains Oh
Lake snore and Crest Western Roads Ter an points
INV Kong AND wHsrHRs DAx nxrRrss.
Ky s e rom Troy stopping 4 Scne1eesdy 70
81 townsville s:so P. NJ fdinnerl Utica $50, Rome
80. Syracuse eisD, tsoausctlng with Train % Au
Byron "a, Palmyla 9 40 Rochester ESQ Bsfayis
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coENIcazcss. AZ ylsAea WITH Train for Trenton
Express Trains 70 al points In the West
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princspal stations TO Suspension Bridge e,ls A. M.,
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ONLY ONE TRAIN WEST ON SUNDAY.
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Trains arrive fro1u the West ~ foilnWt
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QHeluua4 ANpress. ,...... $50 a. M