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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-09

C.rD.--Dr. E4etnaa's Eii-rir OF Wcatt.,
BaISanl Of wiz C.crfy. 3r.-The afflicted wil
tiua by referring 10 DR. E4Stnan'S -Helic4L Ds-
g-grt3J-iI.', list Of preparations which. ] years
experience hes proved the most successful ans,
universal rcstoratiyes, for all persons afflicted,
no matter BIZ what cause produced.
Let all persons III Ill health. call upon the agent
ana obtain pamphlet entitled a. above. il which
will BE foand mash valuable rlcG,cal information
"a fgsl description Of the above medicines. With
the testimonials Of the re4llaroae cures OF Na.-
Gus diseases.
Those persons suffering from any disease for
whics they are recommended, such as I;iFer Al
fections Loss of Appetite. CostivenesS Deoiliiy'
Pain in the Breast or Side, Coughs. oi~S, CoH-
SUMPTION Bronchitis. Influenza. Asthma, kheu-
fnatisun. Dropsy. Peurisy, Dyspepsia. Jauns.ice,
Chill Pain in the Head. Back. Shoulders, SIDE or
Stomach, Diarrhoea. Bowel Complaints, \ &c.
will find u sure remedy some OF the prepara-
tioas mentioned in thc Pamphlet. Ill OF which
are kept for sale by
DR. JOS. HOWELLS, EiehtcoLd u.
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their legislative instructions hore-so il
,yiI ~ / douht RI. III An ma rc-t. +, !.
Gin nov % spo,..4ts,, :,b9,u tic reasons
e., ,bi. C;antf.r,a, az tho South ma,
call it nraindica. na.-ion. hypocrisy fnrat-
i.isrn. ei,aU ra,. dis,,l.., with them row
=, -, ,o;., ~. .,rc,, fa,.t tin. !; IS 50
nh "a, otherwise j. what il concerns u
~ know Yor nor cannot alter or change
lis o,inion If IL. would. These pcorlc
onfv i,y we VIII ea.. cannot consent that
you shall carry slaves where it does no:
already exist. Ihey do not sock 10 disturb
you in TIN, institution. as Itcxists ia YOUR
Stoles. Enjoy il II Won viii. aud as yoa
wal. This Is their Language. their deter
mlna,iop, How IS i. in TIC South Can
!, be expected TINT tFoy should cxpend in
common. their blood, an! their treasure
IN tho ACQUISITION of immense territory.
and then willingly f3ccyo the right 10 car
~ t!s!HHF tlIt-E StftftH, iI'u !iIiido.t KEN
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VOICE FROM KENTUCKY.

Iharc tce.. afflicted with dyspepsia n il iroat
aggravated form for tI4ree years plst, aul f,and
10 relief ANITA used Dr. G. Bcaj. Snitll'- Ia.-
proved Iugian Vegetable Filis- After u=iu- SIX
boxes Of said yaluaJie P.'s, am entirely cured.
They general remedy j. h LEEHsS
Patucah. ny, Nor -, l-;6
We certify to the above f-ct. Or Smiths
Pills arc universally esteemed in this vicinity.
HoDcr, GrvENs. s CO., Marctenfs
At the request Of DR.. c. BENJAMIN Smiths
agent, We che-r:alty state thai visited the Of
fee of d. Smith in September last, wl.:- n y.
York, and found him to u! appearance carrying
on Al extensive business viii. his Indian Negeta-
lie Pills. The exten, Of LIS establishment would
astonsl any not initiated il the my teE.,s Of
the Pill tr;dc.--Lea5srii5e JoaraG!
from DR. Singleton.
SN:ruLAsD, Ky, Feb q, i Is.
DR. g. Benj. >D.A.-Dear Sir: Nothing has
ever been Introduced that has sold Wei AMI
given such general satisfaction your Improved
Indian Vegetable Pills. cry respectfully Yours,
:. +. SINGLETON.
From Messrs- Bull & AI.en.
LorrsvIffE, Ky, Feb 18Th, l Is.
D.. T.. Ben. Smtti-Itear Sir: \ OF w.il ;.is5,s,
send twelve gross Of your yauab.e Pills rom
present. Indications we SHALL SSH large aHouut
VI them. We tii4l That tary - Very Ga! +, So.
Your f1lculs, BULL s. ALDEN.
From wilson, starlirl & smith
Loa.sv.Ii.c, FEB. IatA, It's.
Dr SMttt-Desr Sir. About two weeks ego we
bought two gross Of yaur in&ian Vegetable .su-
Gar Coated Pills. Though business IS du.. Arr.
ii tins tisl.. y,t I'VE se so.s them al!. OIL wltl
please s,na ton gross hr-u-A AZ IT. I....-
rsnee < koc.e, ~ yaur CITY, WHO w..! lors.a1..
them to I.-t-i .aF4. cry respectfully.
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FyATs AND caps. IT TIE CINCJS-
j .tTi pRICFsE--I have hand Z
large assortment OF PLAIN and Fashionable Ot1s
Neufre. G0SsGHatr, Brush, SHIRT 4Hgp, Roron,
.SsooM Castor, Ronnd md S4aGre CrotcR, Ho6t
Cashmere, md Common Wool - a II 3 9
Of our own manufacture.
A!so-Jast received, an assortment Of Men
ana Boys Ctout, e!cet and Fur g q .kgs
At the Old stand, North Side of Main St.
one DOOR wEsT or J. ". oILnrET's noTyL-
jon. SUFFIES.
pichnond Fcb o Ip37 17:'3Sff
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ever haf5re opened ia this place, whic! they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing a
larger supply
Their stoek consists, in part, Of Imperial, Gun
Powder, Young II son aaa Fouctlgng Teas ,
RIO and st Domingo Coffee ~ Orleans, LOT
an Erowa sugars; Golden syrup, Sugar House
ana plaptat.on Ma.asses; Nos. /. = ana Iac@-
cre}. n BIS. E4Ii Laas- aAl hts; S!laa, Lake
fish Co4f~h. Herring, Chocolate, Rice Salera-
tus Sarch. Zaate currsfts. Raisins, Fresh gronnd
spices q all kinds, warranted pure, Starr AID
Pressed ta5iow candles, soap, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, CopPeras, g.. SC.
4 Is o. general assortment or Queens
were. Glassware, @toae-ware, " oodcr ware.
Window Glass. Nails, Grain Scoops, Sllvve!s,
Spades, Forks. Trace md Halter CHAINS, Mil nd
Hitter Rope. Bed Cer4s, Coach and Broom
Irvine, Mafket aNi School baskets, Shaker,
Yankee All Domestic manufactured Brooms,
and 1901 diff rei.t articles which We shall take
pleasure il showing 10 any one vino may favor Us
with cell.
lEPiease call and examine our stock, as il
" w LYNDE & co.
. R.ct.lnon4, @e7tcl.b.r 9Th, 1916. 81 Il
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If the following Is true, the girls are Just Is
they .usca to was for all tie world:
KISSING No ROBBERY
oh qut--get oat--now, don't you
| really wish you wouldn't
Oh. quit-will you Oh, get out
YOU know You ought 70 shouldn't,
There, now. you've got ii-oh, be still
You Sb1Ht have any more;
You've got--oh, take your face awaF--
What no mans got before.
One moro-there-tha viii do oh, ton'ti
You've rumpled up my hair;
II You'll but quit, III GRE you ono
Now take there-therc--th
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HGaD FcUapERy.|
ST04 -. If0I.s.3 - $50. ARE, sci
- - -.
a. sseci - .sats s's'. &C


At sseci Il "a att s'r.c
rr-!tE uu5eF~.s -a-s would respectfully inform
Z The paalte tA4t "e carries ~ Il Foaa+e-.
business. = lie oi4 ,s;-.e..ssns Il. lie E-~ nov
on AauG. for sale. a serer.ar 1T of s'It1N IL ::
COOKING sreFz SF.Lm.Ns IMPROVED CoohlSe
royE, seven 4aa template stoves q different
sizas, with j general assortment q Franklin and
splendid f4f5or Stoves. Ai.o.-fots, Kettles,
An1irous ant WaEgon-i'oNes. IL also manu-
features an. makes To order-c.gnG>G MACHINES.
coNuEN<aES. SHINING and >t9rENG MACHINES,
broa- ana narrow -" IL Looms. EtlIlNG STOVES,
am ali kinds Of machinery usc,. n tAaIui4e tar
ing establishments.
MILL GEiHLNG, or ILL MINDS.
made on The shortest notice He feels confident
in saving that IL his the are>: aud Lcs; selected
lot Of patterns IL the Western country for Grist
ana Saw Mills. lie has. in short. the latest
improvements III the MLl-t:ear.ng line.
no RIoUGI Cc-EE8s.
lie las patterns for al til good plouchs in
u~e. liz has Shops rlaa.i.s-ririt aI4. I,It-
hanGef: y uo3S Plough. fear different Sjzc~s I'll
oi wllicl4te VII! $50! 8, cI.cl>N,rI rRcr>. for etsu
1s.2.>:::>G MACHINES.
Il. l..sla e,ee!.eu, Tl-.sIiae Ha-ala, vhlel
h. manufactures, ai. Wi! sell Ter CASH or snpro-
veg 4EA..- tar c.s~s 10 hur~. :. aas ueatneSs ans
despatch ~ the execution 81 .orl> i IS 1901 i..Iv-
Itar ~ 4a-s III Uss-
Iha u. sts5eea5 ra;g-ns lis thauk. to IN
pa',. ls5 o. lie "a sap pFt bestowed upon hun
..H rs-ss ti.tE Su.a:- B. continuance Cd t4vot~
II. nls,.s Of a.-.a5sery Repaired ou Short
uot.ce. cs-t, WHAT, or good IoRots, viii he
i.'... III eAe5i-5t.-. for unN 81 the above 4Tt les
vi Aiall street. G. .,es.fy ile Richmond Bookstore
.Aa re Customer .,.a 5s a.tat.y waitea
Ili9s. 0'HAB&A.
El.a.aona. 1',s. .. lal- .@l,I5.
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- = y. -. ~ II

Is attached. where VIII he served up IN TIA" best
stylc. OIS1Eh& in various forrns, COFFEE.
PICS FEET. QJtTL%, and the other d.lc1-
cies Of the season. The undersigned VIII also
purchase al liiIt-s Of
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Courh, CelIs. F4in< in fhe side and Cost,
.>4ortnsss u Hreatd, Risiag q he B'oot,
-istlu,a. y Leorin9 Goa :, and al
B;eaf end Lpup fHer.ioHS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

IL would take long to enumerate the multudinous
causes which induce many TO believe that the Of
the French population is incorrect will be sufficient
20 say that the augmented according to the popu
leton offered n premium TO various kinds Of deception
praced by several entire cities aided by their
councils
do Montferrand has given the proof that the
Of is36-the first In which particulars duly de-
manded from each parish--has made the discovery OF
Q7s 1871 inhabitants who had escaped the preceding
sus Of 1881 which Is to say, individual TO every
NJ The Of lstl gave but "a 230i7s souls, that
IS 90 inhabitants TO each square ilometre There has
been In this OF lst7 increase OF LILO 800
souls equal TO individuals TO each square kilonere
TmE HEALTH OF ruE CITY, Consider fear
has been excited in the city, for day or two
past in consequence OF the official report OF half do
Of yellow fever In the hospital But Their -
very little to believe tina, New Orleans VIII re
subj any this disease the present year thaa
during the last three four years The disease doubt
less Is bred here but with the improvements OF tne
streets aud the thorou "a enforcement OF sanitary
regulations IL II evident that the extent and malgn
OF the fever have been arrested The predspos'ns
causes-rains and eastcrly winds-haye visited US :"
late but the cases Of few and there ps
no increase there IL M reason Tor any sero"' ~'"
New Orleans sovfhs,rer, July IT,
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ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY AND AWFUL DEATH OF
ONE OF THE ROBBERS On Saturday morn ing
about half past four o'clock the attention of watch
man was attracted to the of the large tailoring
establishment Of Lppinoott Co.. Market street below
Fifth, where, upon investigation he discovered some
one in the act Of eecting by the second
story window. The robber becoming alarmed ran and
holly pursued by the watchman, took refuge in range
of prives in the rear of the erchants Hotel and
not be found by his pursuers. Some time after
wards the cry Of murder heard by the inmates of
the hotel when search made upon the premises but
nothing discovered to indicate that was
there In this appears that Of seats and
portion Of the floor the cess-poo torn away
TO which attention was attracted but the time no
discovery made.
information of the circumstance having been furnish.
ed to the police Office of the officers proceeded to
thoro ugh search, and finally found that body In
the pool which, after considerable effort they recovered
It Unidentified that of back fellow by the name
of Joseph Didon who well know In the city having
employed in several public places In the city within
the last five six years from of which, d. Dandu-
rands Cafe in Chestnut street. he was two or three days
since discharged under suspicious circumstances An
quest held on the body by Alderman Ash for the
Coroner, and verdict rendered that he came to his
death by drowning in prvy well. while making his
escape from the officers of justice.
The watchmen and police discovered also that two
three stores the north side OF Market street had been
bored the night morning and two of them
successfully entered but nothing OF any account taken
therefrom. The opinion is that these were operated
upon by DILLON, and perhaps two accomplices,
previous to the attempt upon Lippncotts store Seve
raj implements for cutting and boring found at the
latter place, which had been stolen from MIR Dandu
raDds premises and the hat and two articles Of
clothing of the deceased found In the of Mr.
DIS Hotel left there by the robber unquestionaby with
the view of returning and replacing the tools he had
stolen and putting the hat and clothing to avoid de-
lection.
There were found his person slver pencil, with
god pen, and silver pencil on the top of which was
engraved the letter supposed to have been stolen
About six Dildon arrested the charge
OF having, several months ago, robbed the clothing
store at the northeast corner Of Dock and Second
Inc arrest was made upon the information Of relative
OF his to whom alleged be had made confession
fovx mt m
~st.
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MONTREAL. July 30. 1917.

MONTREAL, July 20, lsI7.
The Falls Of Nidgara-Lake Ontario-7he New Steamer
Catordet-Ospego and its Prospects-SoeketPs Har-
bor-The Thousand Islands Of The 81. Laurence Og-
densburgh and Boston Railroad-The former the Buf-
falo Of Massachusens-The Rapids Of the ST. La,o-
renee Canadian Cdnafs-Theatre Royai-Manager
Place, Of New Orleans.
DEAR SIN Prom Buffalo we proceeded to the Fails of
Niagara, our route down Ontario to Montreal; and
having but few hours to stay party procured an
omnibus and descended by land to the head of the
rapids above the great whirlpool. We chartered the
beautiful little steamboat the Maid Of the Mist to az
cend the river The captain who accompanied us from
the Cataract House, on the American side which well
kept was ready on the in the time that an
indcting these lines we In progressive
towards the attraction of the world The mastery of
man propelled this tiny steamer through the rapid
rent and although we had the rapids Of destruction
below and the falls OF humiliation above between dis
lance OF mile, yet our daring thought not
iearcd not danger AZ certain points where the stream
hows with the rapidity and strength Of Niagara
only, our little monster, pulled and struggled and
groaned without progressive until sudden change
OF eddy would favor when she sped though des-
tined to destruction in the awful abyss that appeared In
fuli view above as. AZ we approached the American
fa, the mist came upon us like torrent and We were
compelled to seek shelter for instant, in the side
cabins " cur vessel We passed this point, ana
then stood In the midst of this wonderful exhibition OF
the over OF creation with the American iall Mt our
left, the Canadian at right and Goat Island that
separates the two with the Bdde In ITS CEN
tire, ct our front We approached within one nunarso
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SHIP FEVER IN CANADA--It is our painful duty
to announce the decease of the Rev. Mr.. Ri.
chards an aged and respectable priest of the Roman
Catholic Church This is the eighth gentleman of the
seminary who has fallen victim to his pious zeal from
contngon, caught in administering the rites Of their
religion to the destitute immigrants In the sheds The
whole OF the sisters Of the Grey Nunnery we regret
say are iaid up with Illness contracted Ia the mis-
sion Nevertheless the exertiens of tho Roman
lie clergy are unwearied by fatigue and undeerred bv
danger. The Right Rev the Bishop of the diocese and
his Vicar General spend alternate nights in watching in
that pestentia atmosphere over the sick and diving
The number OF sick in the immigrant sheds on the Dad
inst was 1926; there had died during the preceding
twenty -four hours, 3s.-Montreai GAG. July a.
We regret to have to announce the death of Dr
Grasst the medical attendant In the Toronto hospa
who lost his life by having taken the prevailing fever
several other highly respectable persons have fallen
sacrifice to the same disease.
About $50 emigrants up to the wharf this morn
ing two three died their way up, and there
are several Of them who must be immediately sent to
hospital they In such filthy condition that IL
was impossible to 20 among them the sailors de-
cared they could not and would not into the holds
the barges. -Kingston (Candddj Chronicle, 2lainst
Capt G.. L. Armstrong Is fast recovering. Dr. Da.
mouts has returned to his duties at Crosse Isle,
are sorry to hear that sister Of DR.. Wolford Nell
son. residing Sore afflicted with the prevalent disease
was last night considered to be In extreme danger
The number of admissions into hospital since last
statement Is 376, making the total there under treat
ment Tuesday last 2049.
DIR. Pnet, whose illness we noticed on Tuesday, has
since returned to his friends
The Greenock has since arrived ut the station, with
Sl6 passengers board She lost IL the passage,
Of whom children, and had 90 sick on board.
-Quebeo Mercury, 22d fssf,
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ST. LOUIS, July 18th, lsl7.
Last evening" Lieut. Elliott and about thirty pryates
of the Laclede hangers arrived here from Santa Ee the
vicinity Of which they left on the 18th June At the
time leaving considerable apprehension existed of an
other instruction. The Mexicaus and Indians had be.
come embodened by the defeat of Capt. Edmonson ut
the OF Red River, and very generally boast
ing that they would soon have renforcements from
surrounding country when their intention to cut
off the outposts and ultimately assai the city Lieut.
h.. informs that the outposts in very exposed
condition. and lily provided with the of defence
Capt. Edmonson and Col. Wilcox had returned from
against the Indians who recently defeated the
When they got to the scene Of the defeat of
the Indians gone. They followed them South a
number OF days, but could not overtake them The
enemy appeared to have been in large force, and from
the number Of fresh mounds discovered their way
was that their loss in the fight about
Jim Beckwith,a muiatto, who had been suspected Of
tampering with the enemy, piloted this expedition
Lieut. h. thinks the suspicious OF his inhdelity i'll
Capt. Dant's company would probably remain with
Col Price until relieved Capt. Angneys Infantry and
Capt Fischers artillery TO depart for Fort Leaven
worth on the 2oth ut; Capt. Woods on the 26th.
trsns aecompanied by Mr. smith, who had besn bs
seiged at Fort Mann on the Arkansas. This company
had lost three killed by Indians but getting
on very well, and observing great precaution.
Mai Fitzpatrick, with an advance party of Lieut.
Loves command, was met near the Arkansas crossing
The OF Lieut. La loss is confirmed. He would
move TO the neghborhood Of the Caches, and there
await reinforcements Col Easton's command-that
norton from St Louis-were met at Cottonwood creek
moving on well Various companies afterwards
the way but nothing OF interest worthy of rea
ton occurred
The health of Santa he has improved, but the sol
ders are all very anxious TO get home The that
Bent's Fort burnt by Indians is probably untrue
MARKErs.--rhe produce business IL very dull Stocks
ON sale are light and the trade Is almost entirely with
view TO consumption. Flour-Choce country dull at
81 80; City Mills 50 So 90. Wheat-Prime is taken
by the miliers SOC Corn-Heayy at ~ 33c. Whis-
kew-raw, zoe. Helnpquite brisk at $50 per ton for
DIR. Lead-decining may be quoted at 50 40 per 100
lbs Bacon sides clear, ~; hams ga 7; shoulders Az
a g. Lard--No. 1, worth SC. Barrelled pork prime
SA 90 mess SIG 90 Market bare Of all descriptions
OF provisions except bacon Money market quite easy
Selling Of exchange on eastern cities 4 premium.
ARGUS,
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CIRCUIT COURT AND COURTS or OYER AND TERMINER.
isi7-2d Monday Of Oct, Court House Hudson, Justice
Hand
Is4s-4th Monday of April Court House, Hudson JUS
tice Watson.
I'd Monday of October, Court House Hudson, JUS
tice Harris
Isi9-4th Monday of April, Court House. Hudson JUS
tice Willard
I'd Monday Of October, Court House, Hudson JUS
tice Paige
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On the Sailing OF the Steamship Union.

VII tne SniinY or the steamship UntOns
Thourt rightly named the Union
For DER the flowing tide
The stars and stripes, and tri-color,
Are waving side by side.
Forever wave in brotherhood,
Flags Of the brave and free,
And join your folds in fellowship
Upon the stormy
We had union with thee, France
We claim that union yet
And will 80 lolg US Fame enwreaths
The name Of Lafayette,
The gallant, and the true of heart;
Whose yal'rous deeds have
name grateful people write
Beside her Washington
Then speed thee on, thou gallant ship,
Upon thy trackless way
We hail thee the harbinger
OF an suspicious day,
When nations shall together meet,
Mingling their flags in one,
This motto waving mast head high
" Friendship and Union.n RD.P.
Nsw YORK, July -, ls47.
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Terms or the Supreme Court, Circuit Courts,
and Courts OF Oyer and Terlnincr OF tho
State OF New York.

THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
County ALBANY.
GENERAL
lSislst Monday of January, City Hall Albany; JUS
tees Harris Watson and Parker.
ls49-lst Monday Of January, City Hall, Albany; Jus
ticcs Paige, Willard and Hand
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
CIRCULATION-FoRTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-S7
- per annum-payable ia advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price Ga cents
per coRys3 ~ cents Der aonumpayablc in advance
:, HERALD FOR EUROPE-Eyery Steam Packet day
Pnce "a cents per cepy-sl ann9m including postage
payable Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received by Messrs Genani 10 Hue Vivenne Paris L.
Simoqds 10 Conh and John MeI the bookseller, London.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Pubshed the
LIST o. January q each ysarsnge copies sixpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash in
advance Advertisements should be written in plain legibe
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for that
may occur in them
PRINTING of all kinds executed beautifully and with
All letters communications by mail, addressed to the
establishments must be paid the postage will be de
dicted from the subscription RENTED.
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Returning to New York will leave

II III. NJ 81 Z nj. 4 IS
Croton Falls
7 30 A M.
30 z M.
The trains and from Croton Falls will not stop New
York Island except Broome street, and 32d car
will precede each train ten minutes take in
the city
The morning train Of from Croton Falls will not stop
between White Plains and New York, except Tucknhoe
Williams Bridge, and For dham.
Extra trains Sundays to Harlem aud Morrisana if fine
weather.
Stages for Mshopac Danbury Croton Falls
arrival Of the O'Clock A. NJ and p NJ rains and for Paw.
lngs on arrival of the O'Clock A. Nj. train.
FARE FROM NEW YORK
10 SIOton tdils 81 w
TO Whtckvilie observation-disclosures. Hk
10 Newcastie,;.. .'...'.''. ........ r.
40 Wnite ia'ns
Returning, leave Croton Falls at 7 A NJ aud Pm
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s-~z, CITIZENS NEW Gay LINE OF
a.rik-~- AOPPOSlTION BOATS FOR ALBANY,

xeSzz5sAssszs Landing Van Courtlandts Newburgh,
Pougheepsie kingston Cat,k aud HudsonFae 80 CENTS
Bre akfast and Dinner II Board
a Degroot Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays halpast
six A M, from the pier foot Of Robinson street. touching at
Hammond street pier each Gay,
For passage freight apply board the Boats, Geo.
4. Stanley the Office foot Of Robinson street.
1 All persons forbid trusting the above boats
Of the owners myl9 rh
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c~u, MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
r alAs-EzJS TROY and Intsrntdiate Landings.

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IklaIut17ks Breakfast and Dinner board the Boat,
The low pressure steamboat TROY, Captain A. Gorham,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at seven O'Clock A Nj Return
ing The opposite days.
The Steamer NIAGARA, Capt. L. Kellogg will leave
the Steamboat Pier foot of Barclay street. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday half past O'clock A. NJ returning the
opposite days.
Il = Fare so Cents.
passage freight, apply board. T. b. Hall
the office N the wharf. jy20