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IL foot Of Chamlers-st Payora Ferry:
$500 Day EIDrsss fr Rochester Busalo sisrarci Dsfrk
ard all points Yves; sni Scotia
Wdy IrGi daily for OtsVle ird irtsTrf 'te rsts.
1000 Erpress Na for buffalo. sA-nAnes Dsnr AZ a..
5.3 n n no, Trlin FOR Mddeorn snt in;erneiae
ESQ TdV ExprS stopping Sterling Junction farts't
stations Turner'S Ogford " NsEbush Har~
Mout4onery, ClorV.iie al fou JERKS.
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MADAME Th6e.e; or The Of 1872" is the story Of
rirandrs In the army Moses division Of 'he Republican
esn for dead on the Geld Of Ausat rescued and brought
back to life by brave German doctor The story abonni' In gPh'
picture, country life Of France aud one Of the most
charming Of modern fictitious productions
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Otean St,amtrs.

Favour DEPARTMENT wills. FAKGo Co, }
Plua NO a. NORTH RIVER. HKw-i0RK. Nov. 9, iiC9
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS by Pacific Mail
Stesm.p Co.'S steamer RISING STAR. sailing MONDAY,
Nov To- A. Y Freight received at Pier No. a. y H. lat u o.
SATURDAY. l4tb rst Pier No e. n K.
WELLS PARGO Co freight Agents p NJ 8 $ Co.
NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. .,..
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COAFAAi.
MaI sal the "a Of mo1ta
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt. ItsKLHPAUsH hoTsGOef4@
MISSISSIPPI Capt tLOcUS, December "a
AERRTMACK. Ca8t. TIHakKHA JAnuiT u
Thess sail schedule tine, ans sal y
Psruanbueo Bahia and RIO De Jans gosg au4 rs1aas F'
Of 10 ght ptssge, appyIo
NyH K GARRISON. AFsnt No. 3BoshagEesA
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kuiyfdsf Trles. ". Tor "s't
Trains Tor Battlefront PARK Ps.sae 'rd Ptsr'7 eto
9.l3 ~ and I;t5 400 6A5 aui 20 o 3D. "n Necns-
ugst, alta O'clock for saiH 80 srh'a''