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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-10

CITY A n II AL R 9.
CITY COUNCIL.

At a regular meeting of the City Council yes
terday afternoon, DR.. Chamberayne offered resou-
ton enduring the expediency of establishing by
drants in different parts of the city for the grautous
oftbe poor After some little discussion upon the
rits of the proposition the resolution was unanimously
referred TO the appropriate committee.
Dr. Chamberlayne also offered a resolution proposing
to appoint clerk to the Committee OF Investigation on
Contested Elections, under the late charter election
This resolution led to debate oil some length, in which
the irregulary of the whole proceedings in reference
to the election, the difficulty of investigating the polls
&C. were fully discussed.
Capt. Dimmock opposed the proposition to appoint
Clerk, becau it had awful squirting towards pro-
tracted session of the Committee, which he anx-
ious 10 avoid in justice to all the parties concerned.
Capt D. said it might be II months hence before this
Committee should be able to complete their abourR Of
investigation; should it then turn out that the members
of the Council had themselves been improperly return
ed it would place them in the very indicate attitude
of having passed upon the rights of others before their
own were clearly established.
After some further discussion, the resolution was
adopted and them after citing some business Of
minor Importance, the Council adjourned.
THE IENAeERIE, authorized to say, will enter
the city ut IL O'Clock Wednesday, with flags and ban
ners aud music After giving the natives all the bene
fit desirable from outside ticket the lions, tigers,
BEARS monkeys elephants and BIRDS will 60 into quar-
tiers on Council Chamber Hill, where they will be rea-
DIV 10 receive visitors at P. NJ the exhibition to "be
envened by the soul.st FIRING music of the celebrated
New York Brass Band, led by Mr.. James Nosher."-
This is represented to be a"mammoth menagerie con-
tanning quadrupeds and birds irom every explored por
ton of both hemispheres," and will, beyond doubt.
attrac thousands of visitors Verdant young gentle
men will enjoy rare opportunity of"seeing the ele
phant during the present week still better
at less cost than usual.
TURNING THE TABLEs-On Saturday last white
man named J. A. Lacy was arraigned before the May
and held to bail, upon the charge OF assaulting
named Taley, the previous evening, in the store of Mr.
Totty, on Cary street. Yesterday Mr.. T. appeared
before the Mayor and made full statement of the
fracas, which went to show that Tally was quite as
culpable Lacy thereupon his Honour ordered Lacy
to be discharged.
"THE New ORLEANS SERENApERs" gave their first
entertainment last evening at Odd Fellows Hall, to
oyerHowinp house. The whole performanca was we'll
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JOHN r. d. PAYNE-sALEsMAN.

JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE-SALESMAN.
VA ILL be sold .n TUESDAY, the nth June,
w at o'clock, P. M, at the Midlothian Coal
Y ard opposite to Rockets, the whole of the staging
belonging to the Chesterfield Railroad Company com
prsng large quantity of Timber much of which is
valuable for building purposes Terms at SALE
lie 9 w. G DDIN, Auct
6sTOCK SALE OF GROCERIES, DIZZY
~ GOODS, SHOES, &c.--On WEDNESDAY
next, the llth inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the
of Mr.. John A. Lynn, on the south side OF the
Canal, above the Tredegar Iron Works. will be Sold
without reserve, the entire stock OF GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS, SHOES, EARTHEN and GLASS
WARE, including a large and desirable stock. After
which, the Household and Kitchen Furniture will be
SO d. comprising the usual variety. As Mr.. Lynn is
The sale will be without reserve-and will be continued
from day to day until the whole s closed.
Terms al sale. Conducted by
IVA GEO ] SUMNER. Auct:
H REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH STREET, in
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-WiI be sold on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of June, 1851, upon the
premises, commencing at o'clock; the House and Lot
the East side of 9th street, north of Leigh street)
now in the occupancy of Capt. Benjamin Sheppard
The lot fronts 4ls feet 9th street, runs back 100 it,
and has upon it large brick dwelling and all the usual
outhouses, suitable for the gentee accommodation of
a large family. The lot will be divided to suit the
views OF purchasers Alter which, will be sold small
Lot Ion which stable formerly Stood fronting 81 feet
on 9th street, running back 32f feet near the termina
ton OF said 9th street. The location OF the above real
estate situated as it is in remarkably quiet and plea
SAINT part of the city, convenient to market and business
raj and quiet residence
TERMs-One- fourth cash, balance at IL, Is and "a
MONTHS for negotiable notes, interest added secured by
a trust deed.
BY request OF the executors OF the late Nathaniel
Sheppard.
je2 w. GODDIN, Auct
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NOMINATION FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.'S CIRCULAR.

7.
The Industrial Congress has nominated senator Wal
ker, of Wisconsin, for the Presidency.
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BY ALEXANDER NOTT

HLOTHING, &c. AT AUCTTlN-On FRI
~ DAY Morning, the 18th inst, commencing a.
nall past o'clock, shall proceed to sell at public
anctlon,ln Inc store recently occupied by Mr.. John
thompson, NO. u Main street, large consignment of
seasonable ready-made Clothng-among which NAV
be found '
200 Goats, such black and blue frocks, black and
blue dress do; brown frocks and sacks light grew and
green cashmere Goats; drab cashmere sacks; round
drab and brown summer sacks linen frocks and sacks
90 Also, 50o Vests, assorted such black and fancy
SILK; drab and brown merino; drab linen and cotton
ade; Inquired, striped and pongee light and dark linen
do. Also, $50 pair Pantaoons, assorted among which
may be found French black cassimeres; green and
brown cloth, light and checked linen, &c: &c
Also a large lot OF Summer Cravats &c.
The above Goods have just been received from
Northern house, which is closing up their business;
and as my instructions are to sell them at some price,
consequently great bargains may be expected.
lerms cash. on delivery.
~ b. The goods will be exhibited on the morning
OF the sale. Additions to the above sales are solicited
n - ALEX. MOTT, Auct
Friday is
STOCK sALE.-Wl be sold at auction on
~ THURSDAY, 18th July, at IL o'clock, M, at
the American Hotel, in the city of Richmond the fol-
lowing Stocks below, belonging to the estate Of Ande-
90 shares Virginia Bank Stock
~ do Farmers do do
40 do Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Stock
10Y do Richmond and Petersburg Railroad do
II do Manchester Cotton and WooIlen Ma.
nufacturing Co. Stock
l96 DO Roanoke Navigation Company Stock
20 do Appomatox Company do
bond OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc.
hue om as Railroad iS s Company-ss29oo.
By order of Giles A. Miller, Administrator.
je 2-lawtloJy dtd Stock Auctioneer
JOHN II. ID. PAYNE.-SALESMAN
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srIDGEWAY sCHoOL.-The next session

RbIDGEWAY SCHOOL.-The next session
j q, of my school wlllSbegn on the 18th August
1851 and end the last Friday in June following
There will be vacation of three weeks in the winter,
commencing at Christmas l treat my boys, in all
specs, as | would like my own sons to be treated at
school, using proper persuasons 10 induce the formation
OF vrtuous and studous habits; resorting to wholesome
checks and punishments 10 restrain and reform the
vicious. | have an extensive and choice library, to
couragement to make use OF it, prepare boys tho
roughly for the University of Virginia, in the follow
ing branches: Greek, Latin, German. French, Span
ish and Mathematics, and in the rudimenls OF Chemis
try, Natural Philosophy and Botany Surveying is
taught practically in the field. In order to have ample
time devote to instruction in all the branches Of an
English education, have engaged another assistant
teacher, by whose aid shall be enabled pay album
dan attention to spelling, writing, reading, compost
ton, geography, history, &c.
TERMS are $500 for board and tuition for ten months.
No extra charges for any thing. II the pupil attend
the school tor less time than five months charge
the rate of $25 month for The time he stays My
boys fare just do; and seek by every proper in
diligence TO make them happy and contented. MY
post office is Charlottesville.
REFERENCES: To the Board of Visitors and Facul-
ty Of The University of Virginia; to S anard, VIM
Richie, f H Deane, Gen Peyton, Richmolid to
l. Mosby ard Jno M Speed, Lynchburg; TO Lloyd
holland and H Powell OF Loudoun; F l. Smith of
Alexandra; Gen Corbn Brax'on and John w Tom
lin Of King Wil!iam o M Crutchield OF Spotsyvana !;
Col ] Cooper, u A; Geo Gllmer of Pitsyvania;
Cary Breckenridge OF Roanoke; J l. Carr and aac
Read Of Kanawha; A P Slrother of Bath Bar
bour OF Orange; C c Cooke OF Fluvanna; VIM NJ Bur.
well oil Bedlord Alex Moseey OF Buckinghom, and any
body else who may think well OF me and my school,
je6-2sw6w FRANKLIN MINOR.
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PER-

'e0SI MI VI vALUABLE FEK-
Il SONAL PROPERTY.-By virtue of deed
for the benefit Of John Clash bearing date on the Esd
day OF July, 1850 and duly recorded in the office Of
the clerk OF the Hustings Court for the city of Rich
mond will be sold at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash, in front Of Goddins Tavern near Bacon
Quarter Branch, on Saturday, the 2lst day of June.
lS5l at the hour OF IL o'clock, the following Perso.
work Horses and three Tumbr Carts and Harness
Je 9-2awtds* w. P. BYRD, Trustee
NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
w AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY morning.
the 18th instant, commencing at 10 O'clock at the re-
sldepce OF MIR. Samuel Puney, on franklin st., oppo-
site Mrs Van Lewis garden, (who is declining house
keepng0 will be sold at auction his household Furni
ture consisting of the usual variety OF good substan-
tia and we'll kept Furniture.
ag Terms cash.
le GEO SIMMER Az.
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W7ERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL

N7ERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
v BUILDING LOT ON MAIN, FRANKLIN
AND ADAMS SITS, FOR SALE.-The subscriber
is authorized sell that valuable lot, situated on
MAN, Frank and Adams streets, belonging to the
tate of the late William K. Myers. This lot will be
divided to suit purchasers. tits seldom that lot
bining many advantages as this offered Tor sale
Being on the highest point upon Franklin street, snot
able and fashionable neghbourhood, it offers every in
ducement persons desiring it to acquire the very hand
soonest building lot now in market For terms, apply
to Col Samuel S. Myers, or the subscriber.
ap 80 w. GODDlN.
~ The above property will be sold at public auc-
ton on WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th
June 1851, at O'clock
TERMs-One- fourth cash, balance at 6, IL and 10
MONTHS for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed.
le 3 w. GODDIN, Auct.
p. S. After the above sale, will be sold desirable
Building Lot on the South side of Franklin street, ad
joining the residence of Joseph Mayo ESD fronting
60 feet, running back on the west line OF Madison st.
l55 feet to an alley. Terms same above.
lie w. GODDIN, Auct.
TWYRUST SALE. REAL ESTATE.-On
II TUESDAY, LIST July next, on the premises, at
A O'clock P. M, will sell under deed of trust ex
ecuted to me by Cornelius OConnel, duly recorded
in the Hastings Court of the city of Richmond Lot
with two bick tenements and framed kitchen, lying
and being on Valley Seventeenth street, east side.
The lot fronts 80 feet inches running back lis teet
| MICHAEL O'NElL, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ALEX. NoTT, Auct. my 20
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acknowledgements, extra, No. F-Captal :
$4,000. 70 nos, Is drawn. Tickets S.
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$4,000. 70 numbers, Is drawn Tickets So, have
l, quarters so.
Monongalia, N O. 65-Capital: $40,
O0O IS nos, aud ID drawn. Tickets S., halves SO
quarters 49,
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-Monongalia, ytra, No. E-Capi-
ta $751; $50 &c &c nos Is drawn Ixkeis slo halves
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VNILLIAM r. LADD, wholesale

wv Apothecary and Druggist No. 3l9, head of
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va, dealer in
English, Mediterranean, India, and all Foreign and Do
nestle Drugs and Medicines.
Also, Paints, Oils, Varnsh Dye Stufls Window Glass
Putty, &c. Sor sale on the most accommodating terms.
~ Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
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WILMINGTON, IN. c. June 7-Cleared, schr
H. Wescott, Wines, Richmond.
BALTIMORE. June 9-Cleared, schrs Advance,
Davis, Richmond; Mary Willis, Wilson, do.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. June 9, P. M.
FLoUR-We note sales to-day Of 800 bbs. Howard
Street at 81 49, and of 1000 bbls City ills 81 1884,
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Monongalia, No 66-to be drawn the 18th of June.
Splendid Scheme-Capitas: $55 900, IS 600, 20 600.
300, Of 1000, of 5000, of 5000, of 1000 200
500, &c. Is nos. IL drawn. Tickets SIS.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Charles Kent, North Baltimore.
Schr Richmond, North, Baltimore.
Schr John Harris, German, Philadelphia.
Schr Lightfoot Memento, Rockland, Me.
Schr Henrietta Hallock, -, Wilmington, N. G.
Schr Emma de Russy, Weeks, New York.
SAILED,
Schr ]. R. Watson, Cambrne, Stam.ford.
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II IME.-3OO bbls. Alexandria Lime aloat for
IL sale. WEBB, BACON & co.
IA WELL BROKEN MULES, Tor sale -
81 Apply at this office. my 2o-tf
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a TEL EGRAPHED
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TIM ES

NEW YORK MARKETS, June 9, PM.
FLouR-We note sales to- day OF 5000 bbls. Flour at
SO "a a 81 OCT.
WHEAT-Market d.ll.
CoRN-Prices dropping with sales of linked at 81 q
so cents.
The steamer Merline sailed for ST. Thomas to-day
with $12O 900 in specie.
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Monongalia, extra, No. 24-CapitaI
$4,000. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves
50c., quarters 25c.
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CsTHATTUN's OFFICE No; B, s6jis i4,b
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can.
For selling prizes, SraATroN's The pSsn.
$4,000 SOLD!

$4,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, No. 3C--.Apr 18th.
As 60 70 8 So SO SO II 80 80 As IS IA 10
Ticket Nos. 8 50 So, the second capital of so 900:
whole nos. II, prize Of 800, sold and paid by
~ STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No 2O-Mav ID:
4S IS 81 Sc 81 SO "a 65 10 90
Half Nos. % SO 4S-A prize of $1,000, bv
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Elk. No. 5s-Mav 18Th.
81 AZ 80 40 Is 80 81 Al CT 81 65 SO
Whole Nos q So} Two more sold and paid by
Ticket Al 65S STRATTON.
&c % 40 40 81 II "A 60 SO 3 6l 81.
Half Nos. II 40 81, sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia, No. 62-June 5th
So II so go 80 10 80 IS IS 80 81 IA IS g.
Half Nos. 81 GO 78-Another sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Monongaia, extra, No. C-]une 9th
"a II Is SO II 70 Is 81 6S 20 8 81 S.
Ticket Nos 81 "a 81, a prize of 800, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos, OF Monongalia, No. 6I-June 1h:
II A 40 IL 20 81 81 81 26 10 16 "a AZ.
TUESDAY-Monongali extra, No. 2O-Captal:
81 OO0 rs nos, IL drawn. Tickets ST., halves SOC.
90 ~
Monongalia No. 64-Capital: S22..
COO rs numbers and IA drawn. Tickets S., halves
81 30, quarters 25.
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STRAYED OR STOI,

G5@@sss STRAYED OR STOLEN, a small
Nf-Y~ COW, Of yellowish red colour, with horns,
ASs4za- and some white about the neck and legs A
suitable reward will be given for her restoration
my 5 w. C, CARRINGTON
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Monongalia, No. 69-to be drawn the goth of June.
2oOO Is of 1000 &c. rs nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SO
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SPRING MI1,JJNER-

~ SPRING MILLINERH.-NC C. BAR.
EE9 TON, 100, Main street, invites the attention of
W. Merchants and Milliners to large assortment Of
Spring styles Silk Bonnets Dress Caps, Trimmed
Straws, French Flowers and Bonnet Ribbons Prices
moderate. NH 81
FURNISHING MAIL LOCKS AND KEYS.
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UDERUVlAN GUANO.-The ships Mount Ver-
non and Mersey, direct from Peru. are now DIS
charging, from which am to receive large portion
of my Fall supply. These are the last ships expected
BY the Government Agent until September, except two
more. Persons wishing to secure a supply, would do
we'll to forward their orders without delay. II taken
from the vessel it will them the expense OF dray-
age aud storage HUGH w. FRY.
lie 6-law5w
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>osySA ESTRAY.-From Strawberry Hill farm
~ an Iron Gray HORSE, 16 hands high, 4 years
old, lame in the right hind foot on which he
piece OF canvas laced and nailed between the shoe
ind the hoof suitable reward will be given if taken
and delivered either the farm or to the subscribers
n Richmond. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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SUPERB SEVEN OCTAVE Pr

nstlE a9n1.kun ~ ENb SEv EN OCTAVE PI-
RPfssssscrg$z85S ANO.-P.i H. TAYLOR has lust re-
v Y Uceved another superb seven Octave PA
no from the celebrated mandatory of
NUNS q CLARK, which is equal if not superior
to any ever offered in this market. The case is of
Rosewood carved in the most chaste and elegant style
and the tone is round full, and delightfully."- sweet To
Parcuarze all its fine qualities would too much resem-
BILE the rgmaroe that often see in advertisements
OF Pianos 1t should be and heard to be appreca-
ted. PIANO FORTE & MUSIC STORE,
de 8 LEO Main street
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II INEN DRILLS.-A superior lot Linen Drills,
Il 4 consisting OF plain white, striped do, plaid do
Striped, plaid and figured coloured linen and cotton
Mixtures for pantaloohs, &c. For sale by
je9 J. G.kCHENERY I.
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ma FOR SALE OR RENT, the very desra-
Bl BILE residence on the corner OF Franklin and Fou-
shee streets, lately in the occupancy of w. w Crunp
Esq, and adjoining the residence OF Thos. Rutherford,
Esq For terms, apply to Alex. II. Rntherioord OF to
je5-eo3,* w. GODDlN.
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9T ders for fitting up gas pipes in stores hotels, pri.
vae houses churches &c. in the very best manner, and
on reasonable Apply at their foundry, corner
9th and Cary street,
au 21-2awts u. f. a. L.. L.. BARNS.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
YESTERDAY,
At the Bookstore of ]. W. RANDOLPH, 12l Main street
7o'clock. IL O'clock o'clock.
rs 80 80
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E5EasS STRAY COW.-Strayed from my re-
NSSSTS sdence, one mile north OF Richmond, about
AA4~1aA- five weeks ago, pied Buffalo COW. Twill
give liberal reward for her recovery.
lie 9-5t* M. w. FORD.
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| -MonongaIia, No. 64-Capita: s22,
COO 7s numbers and IA drawn Tickets S. halves
81 30, quarters 25.
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TVEA.-35 packages green and black Tea, various
u descrptions-some said to be very fne-lust re-
ceived per schr Henrco, for sale low by
je 10 SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
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Il Proposals will be received at the Office of the
James River and Kanawha Company, until Tuesday
the 18th inst for constructing the walls the Richmond
Dock, in the vicinity of l7lh st. amounting in all to
about 1000 cubic yards Of Masonry
Plans and specifications ofthe work may be seen at
the Office OF Z. fl. Gill, p. A. Engineer.
WALTER GWYNN,
"a Of 4, r.
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NOTTCE--A young gentleman Who has been ed
~ ucaed at my school, desires situation as teacher
in private family. consider him qualified to teach
the English. Latin, Greek and French languages, and
edge of his character, habits and manners, can re-
commend him as entirely worthy OF confidence as an
instructor and guide of youth. Address the subscriber
at Staunton. PIKE POWERS. -
The Enquirer will please copy and send its bill this
this office for payment. APP 22-2awtf.
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

i
York as follows from the Pier foot of Duanest DAILY,
MAIL TRAIN at ga NJ, via Jersey City, stopping at
all the Stations
DkYEXPRESS TRAIN, atleM, via Jersey City for
Rochester and Buffalo, connecting at Elmira
with Mail Tam for Dunkrk which stops at all the stations
by this at ElmTa over night ana
proceed nett morning at 81 O'Clock arriving at Canandaigua
IN time for the Express Train West.
g. WAY TRAIN at 2.3Q p. M via Piermont, for GUS
VILE and all intermediate stations. ,.
A. EMIGRANT TRAIN at p VI. for DunSrk taxing
for all the principal cities and towns IN the West
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. at P M, for DIM
kirk Geneva, Canandagua, Rochester and Bufaio Ihls
tram connects Dunkrk with frstclss Steamers run
nng direct Cleveland and also to Detroit leaving I'M
nedatey the arrival of the tram and connecting az
Cleveland with the Cleveland Columbus, and CINCINNATI
Rsiroad and at Detroit with the Michigan Central Rail
road Be- ats daily arrival Of this tram for
Erie Sandusky Toledo and Monroe. Passengers By this
train arrive at Rochester and Buffalo early next day
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
l. MAIL TRAIN leaves Dunkirk at A. N, stopping az
all Stations Of Emrs and connecting there with the
g. WAY TRAIN leaves Otsvllie at A. NJ, arriving IN
New-YoIk at IL 20A.M
3 MAIL TRAIN leaves Elmra at 9 A M, stopping at
all Stations and arriving IN New York same evening.
l. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Dunkirk at
1915 AM. -
s. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Canandagua at IL
NJ Emira at 3 p M, and Geneva at A. M
G. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dunkrk AZ f3V
PM ard Canandaigua al 30 I. NJ, taking passengers
FRFIGHT TRAINS leave from Pier foot OF Duane st 4,
at for all Stations the road and branches and
for all places west CHAS. MINOf,
nj Superintendent.