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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

r,~,t, Bt.rry-The Hair-How frequently do the "a
disease lay waste the delicate form Of the far and
rsl. and though restored again 10 health, yet those
,y ocks which adorned their head, fall of and
80 sgsin return their Original beauty Ii Il incOncev-
abe how any person more espec'ay iaey can MAMIE,
- No. obtained in the genuine Odrdge's Balm OF Columbia
IN n COuftland-sreei, which will perfectly restore ms
Nv neg ected part of female ornament What IS dollar 10
o1: he browning point Of female beauty:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28
Books.
PENNY MAGAZINE

DEiSSUE NO = WI - published tornotrov, he
IL seventh number 81 the Pelry Magazine tbs number
Drrns third Of the Volume m 1854. srd Includes Nos
lis 20 81 jy.5F }. : REDEIELD, Clinton Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

IOfa assets
The Who'll. amount Of Policies on properly Ia The Burn
District sfj0a0 70 be deigcted from wheh srrinshsnc
and salvages Ia the amount of $1,000 ana II expecF
that savages and yet to be ascrrtan.d w
reduce The Of loss by the lae nfe 10 about efo
leaving Of assets near a. can no" De es'insS
Of about $4,000 -
The Company will be prepared promptly to meets 100,
- and will continue business Of Fire and Marine 10
.4rsnce asusuaL BY order OF he Bosrt 81 Tnis,ees
wa III JOS Il. COLLINS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28

NOTICE.-DlS>OLlIlO N;.-lh- pal.nsf-mp ner-io-
f-e -txe-r The Subscribers. under the arm 0f
DDDGr pab vEI = !. MS day dissolved. by mutual
-o,..,. J. SMITH DODGE
L PARNELE
New-York. July s. isfh ~ -
V,IRr pVICk. Nc.-Fire Brcks Of al -hapes
go - - -. imported, Furnace Blocks. Bars and
sab. oven Greenhou-e and Other Ties. Craze and stove
Iniug.. Pre- Cav Fire Nora. Sf-iie srzr-i and be-
e.-or'1u-nt tn he Ci-y-for sae a. lie >ALANASDEk
x1-pp L
DRI>>WI,k DKILLI>G- FOR Manufacturer,
- full one ysrd vide, Tor az .f
iv2 SPEAR RIPLEY. 81 Liherty-st up stairs
I'ULURtD ,AMBkft- OF a. Gnaiiii-- and eo0rs
u pan add tsii-c >e-t- escorted co.Ors Tor .ae By
iva SPAR 4 RIPLEY, 81 Li'erry-st stairs.
IDOOT MILL Loug ClOlnsi Lowell Aii, Long
ID Corhs. Nex-York Mi LOrg Coins. No. and 10, for
sac by SPEAR RIPLEY. 81 Liherty--t up stairs jy9
DAILROAD IRON-75 tons 2,Ki Railroad Iron for
IL a. ~ JOS TUCKERMAS,
l,57 ~. 90 We-tst-
ION TONS No Foa dry PIX Lroa for sale oy
lUU iyss lwn JOS TUCKERAAN' o. "ssS]-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-28
IVEICE or THE MUTUAL SAFETY IN

nFFICE OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY ~.
" SURANCE co July Y, l4e-lhe In'-ses ol w
u,nzi Sfrty Insurance Co present 10 the public state
nsnt Of their condition. nearly hey are now able 10 e.
innate II, VIZ. 49,, a., -.
1000, ~ - .. ................. Sass 7e'
Y state Stocks and Cash In Bank ............. SlS
Premium Notes .s.s.ss..... St<<iN
Less liabilities and unsettled claims. S7r0 -.
- $500
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-17


sntpenoun9 auf ben IcrbamerltanibeM Scntnent Fn-
ben, uno beIonoerS niut anf bic Bst. Staaten 9Dir
mnlen tnt1er Dem prtnSp tren blelben tSs Ole 0el-
fer oeles @pntens allen oaS 9fedt babent br el9e-
ocreIben penn eilen nltabbdnsi9n Staat bilbetc,
pilnben, ld init nnIercr @DnfSeeratirn u oereini9en
70 1T pies elne ra9e fir te llo uns, cbue frembe@in.
mtlhung. 9demals ttnnen mir Su0eben, oaB enrOpdi.
lbe Wddte cld) eine Nereini9un9 perbinoern. 8epa-
be Dor eilIem Gierte c5abrbunbert purbe pcn eirem
meiuer gcrsduscr il, Der jdbrdeu 8utldaft Der Welt
oentIih an9ee1noi9t oaB Der an'erltanle eontlnent
ltei benz reien unb unabbdn9gen 3uanoe, rpelben er
erun9eu nno beibeba, bnfcrt nidt mchr su tetradsn
le als en 9e9entano fur Sufun9e@ Colonization onrd,
tr9euo ene eurrpdtltbe I2ddbt. Oiees prtnap piro
annenoen bsoeuteuo Dertdrfte 8raf, oute 9eno cute
ercpdthe Waebt es Derud]en, r9eno elte Meue Colo.
nie in 0tcro 9Imerfa su grncen. Seltebenoe Gedbte
jeorr Observation-Disclosures 1cen repetrt tperoen, aber
nniere Sierbe cnob, wie anIer 5nterelle erfcroers
les, oaB Der Drflame Sdue unerer 9elese uber une'
Ire 9an5eN territorial @renSen aus9eoehnt une oaB es
Der QSelt ais unlere feff9eleste Yrnf ansefino9t
miro Seine erppdihe @elonie pbcr Sosrrhaft loa e
MATS nit nnierer @nspai9nn9 in tr9eno eiuem 2het
BON Stcro- sImerifa 9e9rlnbet merocN.
Gtle Sra9e babe t1d) tlrSl'd eIhoben nter oem 10.
9Irttfel beS sptIden ceu Ser. Staaten uno YreueeH
|ab9elhlpienen Serra9s. Dteem slrtfei Sufol9e ha-
ben re @pnuln beiper 9dnoer oas 91ed)t als 9ihter
ltno Sdteosmanner 5u fsen IN lo!hen Streltl9teltcn,
peld)e Spi(ben oeu @apttdnen uno ben, ShiffSuplte
oerjeNt9s Sttfe entelen, Die su Den gtaticne ecbt
ret, eeCe SHeree ibeu aupertrant 1T obne Die Gin
mtltun9 Der Eofal Geb5rben ipcun nIdt bic erpGbn-
ten Gouul5 lbren Bettauo Uerlauseu, nm ibre Gut
Iid)sioHH0eu auegefIbrt ooer unterRuBt gu feben.
Ser DreNbbe 9ouIul Su Sem Seofpro i'm Suni
Is d944 ~1note lId All .lerrn &ihter Strrn INN cine
IGnth0eul9 Sn bemirfeu wclde StpifdeE benz ga.
pltan lno Dem S6fspcf oes preuBilten Sdiffrs
Sprulta 9eaQt bate, aber bieies Serlan9en purre
Ioernc9ert auf ben 9rnno, oaB Der 0lcbter n)t bic
dcbt belBe, cteien 9rtifel ce6 0errd9s su erfllle
Die preuee Ne9ierun9 fibrte 8ebsperoe ilber oiele
9eprf FNerf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
Superfine Hats---For Cash.

HAVE received lot Of HATS, OF the latest
L style, manufactured expressly 10 my Order,
which | can recommend rs being superior 20 any
Hats offered in this markel-and will sell mem
at "a 50-equal 10 any Hat sold in this na's so
al or 6 dollars Also, Hats al 81 p ~,
Has Hair and Cloth Caps, &c. A call is re-
spec,tuNy invited from purchasers, on tfanSin
S nec Am - GEORGE L. BETTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
windows! WindoWs!!

r HAVE now on hand oXlU, w. ~ u 49,,
| lOXl5, 6, -, IS and y ,sn ns, m ,n@Io,s
Sasbes and Blinds, painted and glazed complete De,
for use. A few of the above articles, ~nicn WI,
be disposed OF very terms s., i0r p easd
e, dr, NJ The subscriber, on 18th street near the
Wing Office. MILLS AMDLEn'
.D,.--tfif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Pressing engagements, yesterday, prevented Us
from giving TO this document that attentive peru
While We shall not al present comment upon The
views expressed and The measures recommended,
Ocr we have not sufficiently studied lhem,) We
can conscienlously say, after cursory read
ing, that this Message, the last that will be re.
ceived from Gov. Mcdowell is worthy Of the
Chief Magistrate OF this proud Old Common.
wealth. Its language is elegant chase ana
luminous. The Governor discusses every sub
ject July and wi power. He tells the Lesisla.
lure boldly what he thinks ought 10 be done, 10
give new life 10 Virginia and 10 promote her horror
and prosperity. All must admire The spirit q
devotion 10 The Commonwealth, with which he
solemnly comments the unity and harmony OF
The whole State We ask every one 10 read
for himself; and TO examine specially each one
Of the grand SUBJ scts, upon which the Message
treats II will be seen that the financial condi-
ton Of Virginia is peculiarly h'itcring. On
the subjects of Education, Internal Improve
ments, the Convention and the condition OF our
finances, the Governor speaks fully and 10 he
point. All NAV not agree with him, but no one
can mistake his views, or disapprove the frank
ness with which he presents them.
His eloquent and striking language on lie
Texas question will meet with hearty response
throughout Virginia. His chas,e and beautiful!
and touching tribute 10 The memory Of Andrew
Jackson, will thrill through The heart OF every pa
triot in the land. To conclude these desultory
and hurried lines, this able and dignfed Message
deserves 10 be read and pondercd upon BY every
freeman in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
"wATcnMAN, WHAT OF THE NIGHT"

"WATCHMAN, WHAT OF THE NIGIITm
We may safely answer, "All's we'll = We
have never seen finer spirit animate our friends.
All 60 for harmony and union, and for the VI.
broken preservation of the Republican party Of
Virginia. The Wings will be mistaken in then
fond calculations upon our divisions. They may
vote, if they please, for The candidates Of orr
party, but they may rely upon il, they Shall not Re
allowed 10 select them for US as was openly threat
ened by one Of The Wing organs OF this city
We would not speak thus plainly, unless we were
convinced OF The correctness OF our opinion
Furewarnrd, we are iorearmed and, in carrying
out the wishes Of Republican Virginia al thf
present time we look farther-io the continued
ascendancy Of Republican measures in this goci
old Commonwealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02


We had prepared for 10 day an editorial based
upon long article in Saturday nights Union,
fully exposing "dannabic contrivaDce," sci IN
motion BY the notorious Cyril V. Grey, the CORES
pondent Of The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, lull.
boodei Federal paper, and also Of the Charleston
Mercury. The Governors message, however &C.
cupes nearly all our ground today, aud We must
postpone il and other articles until "Wednesday
For the same reason, we are compelled To deie!
the publication OF three long communicates re.
ceived yesterday, advocating for u S. Senator
the claims of VIM. Smith, Esq, OF Fiuquicf.-
The frs, signed "Rapd Ann" concludes as iol'
lows: III services, competency, dignity honesty
and tailhfnness, are 10 be the constituents oil a
Senator, they can be found in him, who has
served this State at the greatest sacrifices. No"
there is an opportunity 10 reward him; why should
he be passed by Tor men who stood alooi almost
from the canvass Of ls36-40 and "A, whilst he
was 10 lie found every where in Virginia. AM
mating and encouraging convincing and driving
away apathy, and melting the true spirit oil De-
mocracy 10 take its place?"
The second is signed "a Democrat OF ne
county OF Wyhe," aud thus winds up: Let ous
REPRESENTATIVES, then, cast their votes Tor Extra
Billy Smith, who is the choice OF the Dehooia'
cy. We care not where he resides, "he'"ei ~
The East the West North or South we go iof
H., hec.,se we know the man, we appreciate
his splendid talents, and wish 10 see nun l'@e''
i ,he mos, august assembly known 10 our cou'-
| Try" ,a,
The third is dated in Bote,ourt, and signed a
/ Democrat Of The People" It ends WIN 'he ~
lowing passages owe, Of the West, are "i'ns
10 merge local preferences in pre-enlneht aO''''
ties If we, OF the West. are satisfied WI" ."
Eastern man, The objection OF locality vah'sles
| OF Ina, taci our Western brethren mus! te o.
sured BY an impartial reference 10 the man''''.
lion or public feeling. While do not mean =
CIV ma, every man of this region is for Smi'n'
do saw, ,ha, the communication OF 'Ieh'h
oion' expresses the preference OF very large u.
;,r;,v of This region. We expect our choice =
h. respecled; We expect our Democratic if'en1'
n I'M that Office, without the aid OF Hhtes"e,
We have also been requested TO re'puo"."
from The Warrenton alag OF 49," long Eono'
rial in support of Mr.. smi'h-in which me nu,,
Tor says lha, upon his own knowledge a'a o,I r.
information received, he is satisfied 'ia' ~.
Smith is the choice Of the Tenth Legion, ~.
100 for the same reason, we are io'e'u : 49,
We have regularly enaeavnred to do scrupu .S;na
and equal justice to all candidates by puO dr :
communications in their support, 10 Inc o'u'' :"
which they reach US. While, at The P'eseD' =
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RICH MOND, VA.
Tuesday Morning, December 2. Is45.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE

Is fully organized From the votes yesterday.
only two Senators and ten members OF The House
OF Delegates are absent and we heard that some
members arrived in the course OF the day.
In the Senate, DR.. Z. p. Scott OF Greensyie
the senIlemany and popular Speaker OF several
preceding sessions, was reelected Speaker and
returned his thanks for the high honor in few
sensible and highly appropriate remarks. The
other excellent officers OF the last session we're 70.
elected, as the proceedings will Show.
In The Honw, George w. Munord, ESQ. was
reelected Clerk. Every body knows him. and !,
Is needless TO say word more. VIM 0. Goodp
Esp. of Mecklenhurg was installed into the
Speakers Chair, having received almost an
unanimous vote. This selection will, We have
every reason TO believe, be hailed with plea
sure throughout Virginia. His strong and rea.
DIV mind, graceful eloquence, courteous ami
digniied yet firm department; his long ana
distinguished services here and in Washing
,on-all prove him 10 be admirably qualified
for the responsible duties of the Chair. His al.
dress, on taking his post, was chaste, eloquent
impressive and eminen,ly proper. We hope yet
TO c1tract from him, and lay it before our real.
ers. The Sergednt-at-Arms and Two Doorkcep.
ers of The last session were reelected; and. here
we would say, thai, in making two OF these ap-
ponments, (Whigs,) the Democrats evinced a
forbearance and liberality, which their opponents
rarely practise.
The people Of Virginia vii! be rejoicci 10
doubt, 10 hear that resolution was YESTERDAY
adopted, on motion Of MIR. Bocock Of Backing.
ham, TO proceed to.n,orrow TO The important cleo
ton OF U 2 Senator. We care glad 10 say, Ina,
was adopted, without opposition. We may pre-
dict with certainty that it will today pass The Ser.
ate Thus will one great cause OF excitement lie
removed and the Legislature sci 10 work on Sla,e
affairs By this energetic and wise course, more
over will Virginia be enabled 10 send on forth.
with sound Republican 10 The U. S. Senate, 10
vindicaie her rights and speak out her voice.
Not many days longer will She be msrepresenled
in the most honorable legislative body in lie
world Her people, We know, will hail with loy
this gratifying intelligence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18
The Genius or Niagara.

NJ THE REV. JOHN c. LORD. D. D.
Proud Demon of the waters-thou
Around whose stern and stormy brow
Circles the rainbow's varied gem
The Vapor Spirits diadem-
While rushing headlong at thy feet,
The everlasting thunders meet.
Throned on the mists, around thy form
is dashing an eternal storm,
Whose ceaseless, changeless earthquake shock
The tempests Of old Ocean mock,
And the dark Soaking yields to thee
The need OF might and majesty.
Depth, Sound Immensely have lent
Their terrors to thy element;
Thy congregated waters yell
Down caverns fathomless as He'll
While Heavens glorious hues are set
ABOUT tiny gorgeous coronet.
Titanic winter strives in vain
10 bind thee ia his icy chain,
Which rent by thy resistless wave
Finds IN thy fearful depths-a grave
or the tern fragments glistening lie
IN the glare of thy kingly eye.
slvery web among thy trees
unrufiied by the passing breeze
The vanquished lce-King for thee weaves
ANA gives them gems for winter leaves,
And resrs thee columns, bright and vast,
Their radiance through thy halls to cast
The Giant Time hath never yet
His footstep in thy waters set:
Grimly passing thy fail, he tries
To notch his bye-gone centuries
Along the dark and devious track
or thy rock-crashing Cataract.
Emblem Of Power-the mighty Sun
Hath found and left thee roaring on
Thou vert with Chaos e'er his light
Shone out upon the starless night,
Sole relic of that awful day
When all in wild confusion lay.
And when Air, Earth and Sea and sky
Formless again together lie,
when Judgment fires are kindling Ger
Old Natures wreck, -Niagaras roar,
First echo in the ear of Time,
Shall sing his requiem sublime
Tie last leap offhy waves shall be
The sign OF has death agony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18
THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

MAGNE TIC FLUID.
THIS REMARKABLY DISCOVERY has received the
universal appreciation Of the Medical Profession of Great
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the American pub
lie to give fair trial of its and efficacy The PATENT
GAIyANc Ncs have been found to all the
for which the ordinary Gavanic Battery Electric and Mag
netc Machines used but without Of the injurious
SHOCKS which accompany the applications by those
and in many other and
in accomplishing the desired object
The Galvanc Rings have been used with perfecsuccess
all Of Rheumatism, chronic applying the
head, face or limbs Gout; Tic Dooreauy Toothache
ti rs Paralysis Palsy Epspsy Fig Cramp Palps.ion
ragia General Debility; Deficiency of Nervous Energy and
all Nervous Disorders Ia Of confirmed Dyspepsia they
have been equally successful Their extraordinary effects upon
the system must be witnessed be beiisved and
recommended The Galvanc R;gs every perfect
Y harmless and sold at prices to be within the reach of
CnIsTEs MAGNETIC FLUID used connection with the
Rings to render their efficient action certain and to direct the
numerous certificates Of the highest character regarding
the efficacy Of the Galvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
made former advertisements they be
AZ the Office Only Agency in New York l2i Fulton street.
Druggist Fulton and Cranberry streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18

The UrrER MlssIssIpPI.-The accounts that trav
eers give OF the country, bordering the Upper Mis-
region are of the most haterng and enthusiastic char.
acter The scenery is described magnificent and
beautiful diversified with the varieties of hill and dale
rivers and lakes cataracs and precpices-havng all
the elements of the grand and the romantic combined
aperfection that is unparalleled 1t may be expected
that Southern tourists will hereafter turn their stems in
that direction. The communication from this place il
direct, that probably somc of citizens win be
tempted to take summers rambe among the romantic
wilds Of Iowa and Wisconsin.-N o. Bulletin, .aue g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18
vOlGTLAENDkk'S


"A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with the ir brother-n.
law Mr.. Voightaender Vienna, enabe the subscribers to
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, viz -
Largest Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
plates, at SIt5
Medun Apparatus with inch lenses for halfsiIe
plates, at S78.
Small size Apparatus, with andahalf inch lenses, Tor
quarter size plates, at $50. /,
Gentlemen sending remittances in accordance with the
above prices. depend upon receiving the genuine Nos
aender Apparatus and worthless initiated article they
having procured the sole agency for the United Sates
Plates and Chemical Of their importaon as well all
other articles connected with their art fos sale q ths lowest
market prices. w. A. Il. LANGENHElM.
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring 70 the above advertisement the subscribers inform
the Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus
other materials can be the stated prices at their
Daguerrean Atteer, No. 20l Broadway New York
Tvs lm'rc LANGENHEIM BECKERS
BlLLIARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.
SOUTHERNERS Strangers and Citizens invited TO try
Mahogsny Beds with ej Panels made by STRAIN machinery
30 much work could not be done by hand without three tunes
me usual price Likewise Cushions 50 elastic th.t eleven csn
De hit by single blow For sale playing AZ BASSFURDS
and it9 Fulton st.
OTIS Field with number Of these improved Tables invites
his friends to call the United States Hotel Entrance through
the bar-room or 1876 Water street. jy23 m'rrc
AKD--'O k" pare Leaf LsTd vs, ind hs;a ~ sue BY
ssre gouthst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18

INTERCHANGE OF PRIsoNERs.-By recent arrange
ment between this country, and the governments OF
the United States and France able to Exchange
criminals, but, by flaw in the treaty. have not
been able to get criminals back again bill has
just been brought in recy this error, and we would
suggest the addition Of schedule giving sort Of rate
of Exchange table of the comparative value OF crimi-
nails in the style Of old friend Bonnycastie Thus,
we might say, in American measures 20 pickpockets
make swindlcr; swindlers fraudulent bankrupt; 10
fraudulent bankrupts feon; felons burglar; 90 burg
lars American regulators and so on through the whole
of the criminal catalogue We might have also crimi-
nal CITY article the Culprits Exchange Intelligence
giving the different values OF the numerous securities
from handouts, which might be quoted at premium,
down to BAIL at discount police Surveillance par
with shade two in favor Of the Frenc hmsrket, We
presume that for good Jumping American thief England
would be expected to give lot Of small change in the
shape Of quantity Of petty lareeners One country
might draw bills on the other for fifty feons payable at
sight or circular notes might be given emitting the
points Of the continent The idea altogether very
rich one but IL il to be carried to perectou few OF
hints should be acted speedily az possible
Punch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18

Nav lNeREpIENT WITH INDIA RupRER. Mr..
Nelson Goodyear has invented an Improvement for
India rubber used for various purposes, such the
sand with the rubber, which renders Il less subject 10
wear, and removes the objection to its use in many in
stances on account Of smooth or slippery surface
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18

ARREST OF MURDERER.-A letter dated 81. Ma
rvs. Georgia August 9Th, says I'll have but mo-
ment in which to write to you line by the st Matthew'S
Our little community has just been thrown into an I'M
usual excitement by arrest Of Peter Lewis, alias
Peters the supposed murderer Of gentleman in ennes
see lie was recognised by j. T. Davis, Esq, who for
msrly resided in Tennessee at whose instance he was
arrested and taken from on board the boat in which he
was making his way Northward. He made but faint
denial the charge and hoped he was legally arrested
lie is safely begged by this time, and al - quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
:s g. -
KEDUCED FARES.
INNER ARRAN GEM EMIT,
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after 18th June, lg45:

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after 18th June, lS45:
kyom Brooklyn Depot
Boston Trrn-Sa A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted stopping
ct Farmngdale and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Tran-9K A. and 5P. nj. for Farming
Accommodation Train NJ for Gsenport daily, Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks
y' and all the stepping places between Hicksulle and
Greenport
From Grsc,port Depot
Boston Train, daily Sundays excepted at 12K o'clock NJ,
or on the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich
Accommodation TrainAt AM daily, Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmine dale Depot
Accommodation Tram s% A. NJ and az P. M, daily. Sun.
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Jamaica Depot lie
Extra Train, N P. NJ. Sundays excepted, for Brook
Ign and intermediate placer
The Boston Trains stop ttws Famingdae and st. Georges
Manor '"gh
The Accommodation Tnesrsstop at the following places
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18
NEW FERRY To
FORT HAMII ION A MD COMFY ISI "A Nh

A~H 1d The steamboat IOLAS Captain Richard
fE@SMz3s Yates, on and after the 18th August, will
- follows, every days
Leaving Pier No II. at O'Clock A. NJ 10 do r. NJ
AID Do Leaving Fort Hamilton for Coney Island at loA A.
NJ ~ Mi "a do Leaving Coney Island for Fort HaInil-
For HAMILTON for New York IA M IL noon SIP. NJ
Mna oCEaN or some other boat, will till the LIST
3, Leaving Pier Nc al II O'Clock A. M; 2k p NJ; and
pa 40 Leaving Fort Hamilton for Coney Iand o'clock
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