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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

A NEw WAY TO GET RID or AN Ixca
SLANT WIFE.-A Mr.. 8, Of this CONT
went 10 California in tho spring Of ls4
leay16g his farm in charge Of. bis wife al
~ MIR. NJ. Having returned this summs
and found young stranger al his hous
about 10 months old, he proposed to Nd
S. and Mr.. NJ 10 sell The faHn, and all
to California. Having made all the d
cessary arrangements, the three started
company for New York, not forgetting "
Young stranger. Arrived ut New YorH
Mr.. $. purchased tickets for Mrs. s. ID
ycungster, mud Mr.. M. for California, n
li'ely informed them that he did not iutsI
to 60 any further with them himsslf, nndI
arrived safely at home few days sin CT
Gdlena Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

We dropped in to see Mr.. WrtLEs the
other day in his new stand, and were pleas
ed with the metamorphosis the brick build
ing at the corner Of Rock Island and From
streets had undergone. By the app!ica
ton Of coat or two Of pIas,ering, and b,
an addition Of nearly the same size to tie
main building, Mr. Welles has made him
self store rooms tina, for comlor, and con
venience will perhaps vie with ans in ,he
city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

liaynau, the Austrian butcher, is re'
Tag the reward Of his crimes. 4 lee
dated Vienna, Nov. 9th, Says:
'Iicld Marshal IIa,nau has found i, ID
possible to keep the property purchased
Hungary. with the sum of money p:
'ented TO him.by the Emperor. His desIr
2 part With il is announced TO arise iror
The absence ofiabor, and the difficulty
procuring il from otivr parts OF the coli
ny. y NAV be true that the lahore
have refused 10 work for their new nei.l
Dor; they have, however, done more lls!
nau has iaiied to Get crop Of any kind
Everything has been DESTROYED By tb
peasaniry, The crops above and ID d
ground have been wasted BY fire or oih.
means, the buildings burn, daws, and Ell
ry method agrarsn outrage adopted, ia q
der TO nuke The place too hot 10 hold BID
They have succeeded"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18
saLol THE PQ3RsDNDIAN.p

I
| 10 cxcavaiing cellar las, week q To-
Icornrr OF Second aud Bssdy etrseh, o.
lnones af an Indian were exhdled.
| Alas! Tor the red man, driven isom b
hunting grounds, bis hos ever ihe ono
il his fathers are 40, ailowcd - repdso i,
tho grave where he has placed them
l..Further b,ck,n has been the cry, unit
llirs, the Ohio end then the Lrd1d Mksis
sippi, has been dotted with the canoes o
Ishe sedmen, as with sorrow ip their heart
|they sought new homes among the prairicl
"a the farwess. Again hayo they select,
|ed hunting grounds, and with that venera
|lion Cor the remains Of The dead--which ~
a people has ever characterized them
sought unsrequented spots in which TO de
positc them; and once again have they
been required to abandon their homes, ant
remove .furiher back" Until the swii, cur
rent Of the Missouri, has been crossed aud
upon the further side hey have pitchee
their tents, sooa to be driven afuriht
back" By the advancing Tide Of civilization
Twas noble idea conceived BY our
respected friend. MI. atoine lie Claire,
TO erect n.,he hrow TX tho beautiful Bill
which, short disssncs from bis residence,
eIoyates itself above all surrounding emi-
nences, mnusoleum for The iead, and there
deposi, the bones Of the Indians who have
been baried ia this portion Of the West
By the ac,-which unfortunately has new
or been coasDmma,ed--h would have en-
acared himself TO that fast perishing race
and left monumen, of his liberaliiy that
would have endured long after his bones
shall have mingled with The dust. a mon
umentthat rearing lis spire aloh, would BE-
lhe FIRST object 70 strike the eye Of ,hetEsy.
eler as be assembled or descended The Mis-
sissippi, and as it reminded him Of the phi
lanthropic purpose for which j, was erected,
would cause thrill 81 delight to peryade
him al the novelty and grandeur of the
conception. Aud though in his pilgrim
age west, his ancient hunting grounds
nigh, fade from the mind OF the rcd man..
this spot and the name lie Ciaue, would
stand associated aud cherished 80 long as
memory continued green or reason assert
ed her sway.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18
DEMOCRATIC BANNER.

The last number Of The .sBanneF,' Of
this place came out enlarged 10 ihe size Of
tho Gazette, and with Dir, ]. ". WnrrLnR
as editor. We extend TO Mr. ". The right
hand offriendship and trust that though we
may differ in polilical principles, We may
be united in extending to one another those
little couriesies that should mark the inter.
course Of gentlemen Of The same profession
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18
MURDER IN MuscATlNE COUNTY.

A revolving murder was committed ii
Mnscatine county, about mile back o.
Fairpor, on Thursday last. Two brother.
named Ryneason in company with Nv
other brothers of the name of Irwin, were
engaged in telling trees on CJngress land
About 3 o'clock Jared Irwin commenced
cutting tree near the Rpneasons, VIII.
came up and ordered him TO desist. Ii,
refused, when they both fell on and begas
beating him. He called for bis bro,heI
James, who came up and while psreyin.
Isilh John Ryneason, the other brother
George Ryneason, seized an axe and bur
led il in the skull 81 Jared Irwin. The un
fortunate man lived ba, sn hour aud hall
The two Ryneasons were arrested and las
Friday were examined before Judge Wash
burn. George was committed 10 iail ant
John was acquitted. The deceased wa
% years Of age aud his murderer only q
The above is one Of the fearful results Of al
owing the passions 10 assume Tie sapre
macy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

The keokuk Dispatch is preparing 4
way Tor the advocacy Of General Bau
ing law in Iowa. II says: I'VE admit Ii
legislation must conform TO the circu.
stances Of the times" Bye and bye '
will begin to learn what the "circuI
stances of'he tmesn are, and the order i
be given--"Iowa locofocos! Close ords
Advance backwards! ~ Burlington Han
eye. .
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

CoTEs g. DAVIES PLAsIsC MIIL Tins
establishment. is ssiRin operation, turning
out planed flooring. etc. with a rapidity IN.
eqnsiied 10 this portion Of The west. Tbes
have lately introduced a circular saw thai
cuts siding Of variable thick moss, so thai
in tapping il fits as compaclly as shingles
on roof. A decided Improvement,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

WHOLESALE GRocERY--W We had forgot
ten unit. reminded oftlle fact, TO refer par
ticulariy 10 the advertisement Of Mr.. Hit
sehl, who. il will be seen, has opened Tbs
first wholesale grocery establishment. in a.
place. May be be literally puironized@
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

For CuRIsTMAs AND NEW YEAgs.-W
have received from Mr.. d. ii. Day, Of New
York, Successor of Wilson & CD The
Christians Brother jonathan. 1t is z
mammoth sheet containing nearly half al
aero Of pictorial literature for The holiday :
aud its appearance mus, be hailed with Joy
by al good boys and gir's, Among tht
costly and beautiful engrsviogs is a spiFi,
ed one entitled, "Santa Claus's Christine
Journey" II is the largest picture Of ,hl
Kind we ever saw in print.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18
Messrs. SANDERS & DAVIS:

This l6sh day u Dec, being the coolest
of the season, and The mr. rcorY 90 degrees
below zero, reminds me Of the esentlul
coulsgraiion in New York city. which oc-
cured jusl is years ago, on tie l6.h Of
Dec, when upwarcs d IL millions q dol.
Iars wrrih Of property was destroyed. II
was thea s. cold thst lie water would
freeze in The FIRE ereines, which made
them unmanageablc. think hat word
Of caution 10 every one 10 be careful with
fire, would be advisable L.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

There are forty-nine stores in Rock L.
land, and forty five in Davenport, There
hre seven churches, being ono to ever,
foriytwo persons, in Davenport.-D u
baque Tribune.
The Tribune, uninten,ionally or iuton.
tlonaIly, very much misreprescnls US
Seven times forty two make only 29i, and
you know, friend Wood, we number abour
ten times that population.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

Queer OyERsIGnr.-S Some of lie votes
polled at the recent election in New York
have been thrown Out from very singular
circams,ancc. ], has since been discover
ed that in the FRS, Ward Of the CITY OF
Baff.lo, the book upon which the clerks
and inspectors of the election aud the chaI.
1'enged voters were sworn, was copy d
DR.. Watts Psalms and Hymns! The book
vas supposed q, the time TO be bible.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

waltomic county, in Iowa, 10 of.'
ed Tor sale-that is, all the valuable CLAD
and improvements Of that portion Of u
county owned and occupied by the Nd
mon population, as they are about to NAL
a general move from that place in q
spring. 1
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

HERR ALEXANDER, This celebrate
magician, now resides a, Valparaiso, where
ho had married Spanish lady ,immensclt
fleh, and ridos in enc OF the most superb
Establishments in South America,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18
ROCK ISLAND s. CHICAGO RAILROAD

X
We arc permitted by friend 10 make
Eahe following extracts from letters recently
received 10 regard TO the progress OF ,h'
above Road. They are from reliable source
The FIRST is dated Joliet, Nov. 2eth 81:
81 find all the people here with smiling
faces, aud the news from Chicago this al
,ernoop has Heightened their phlzas into
broad grin. II appears that AIR. Y -
Of Chicago, across whose land the line O
Road is located for half mile adjoining The
city; and TO whom the Commissioners
awarded some 1900 dollars damages, was
dissatisfied with the award. lie got out
an injunction to stop the work; some in'or-
mality was found in the papers and the
Judge postponed the matter for two days,
10 enable them TO prepare new papers. 10
the meantime, the track was laid, every
nail in its place and spiked down! So you
can tell the people The Railroad track is
completed half mile out Of Chicago, and
TINT rails enough arc on hand 10 flush il all
tho way 10 the State line--ahout II miles.
Again the correspondent sass:-
III is surprising 10 see how much has
been done IN enc shor, month, since was
here before. Mr.. Crolty who has taken
26 miles To Aiarsoiles, will commence
work on Monday next"
The following is from letter dated OF
tawa, Deer. lsl:
ssrmo hundred tons Of Railroad iron have
been landed at Joliet for Mr.. Maueson
lie has made great progress on his 81
aliles. II is said TO be already bali done
excepting the bridges.
The weather is fine aud canal boats are
still running"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

The New York National Democrat
SAYS there are now in that city no less than
4 fifty, sowing machines driven by steam
power, which turn out an enormous num-
Der of pants each day, besides fine coats
lagd other articles Of apparel. One girl,
with tho aid of machinery, can turn out a.
much work as six girls can with needle u.
sed by hand. Tho profits OF this machine
labor are cnormous-but il is The capitalist
who owns the machine who rca!ises the
gain.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

Ir any body knows Of the whereabouts
Of one Albert Koehler,a German, we pre-
sumo the information would DO interesting
70 Mr.. Fahrenhollz, his partner in bust
ness at Fer, Madison, who is incucera,e d
in The Jail Of that city, on suspicion Of his
murder
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

The Darenpon Gazette says there
'orty,fivc stores in that city, and that
population ~ increasing with ex.raordin'
rapidity. Davenport and Rock Isa
are destined 10 be two Of tho largest cit
on the Upper Mississippi--G Louis III
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

RETuRNEBFR FROM CALIFORNIA lea n,
that three Of our citizens are at Keokua
mud will arrive here ID day or Two from
California. Their names are DIR. Il
Brown, Augustus Logan and 49, Bonn
berg.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

FRAMING pRIvILEGE.--The Postmas
ter General has decided that Postmasters
have the privilege Of franking letters IL
publishers Of newspapers covering money
Tor subscriptions or the names Of subscrib
ers W Men the Postmaster is agent for tht
publisher, and bis agency will be presum
cd from The fact thai lie franks them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18


The steamer Time aud Tide, formerly
we'll known in this trade, was sunk recent
y on the Illinois river. No attempt viii
be made to raise her.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

Dr. MERRITT Of the Dubuque Express &C
cuses Wood Of The Tribune Of having msdt
fiddle. We should judge be bad az,
'llyed upon it too, from the way TINT D.
Merritt dances when made to ''face the mi
sic."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

DEATH or PoEr.--A recent foreign
arrival brings intelligence Of the death Of
James Montgomery, tho English poet Of
world-renowncd celebrity. Hehad attain
ed The unusual age Of eighty years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

kussuru.--T Burlington Gazette in u
long wlnjed article, speaks OF the conduct
of kossuth on board the National steamer
10 rather disrepatabie manner.--D aren.
port Gazette.
Nothing We have written oiars the re
matest Justification fer this remark. In.
less the title "Gszeuc" WINS accident,
substituted FOR .'Havkes q" tie Davenport
Gazette has stopped 10 wilfui misrepresen-
talion = darlington Ga.ftte.
Al. indeed. and was il mt rather dis
reputable 20 Kossulh 10 repeat at length
a. d d the Burlington Gasette, the Stale
slandcrs circulated q him having quarrel
G.. with Capt Long?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

Az EaRoR.--The editor of the Kcokuk
D'spateh commences . leading article
thus; --"ln the last hour the last century
Washington died. is anaisiake "a par
graph 10 that efec, has been going The
rounds Of The press for some time, and W,
believe appeared 10 our papar, bat il ism
error--Washington died on lie 18th u
December, l799.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

THE Postmaster Generals report recon.
mends a uniform ratio of one cent on news.
papers weighing less than 2 ounces, dis
lance less than 1000 miles, and over il
double that amount. The revenue Of the
Department has fallen OFF, per cent under
the new pos, Office law.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

GENERAL BANKING LAw--The ofliciu
returns from all the counties in the State d
Illinois, show a majority in favor Of Tic
above law Of G,262.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

We regret 10 learn # the death Of Mr.. ]
d. srALDING, formerly editor Of the Fort
Madison Statesman. He died 10 Dallas
City, H., on the 9th inst.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

CHICAGO DAlLy JoUaSAL.--We are in
debiod 10 this able and excelen, paper
FOR ihe earliest copy Of the President.
Message. Also, for an early copy, TO the
Advertiser and the Democrat, of the same
CITY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

The maxi Congress will MI be lelicien,
in colors. BY a casual glance al The lis,
af members we noticed that there will be-
GRAY. Green, and Blown, and smarl
sprinkIing OF White.
As to buildings, Kentucky contributes
Wood, Stone, Clay, and a Mason.
Various pursuits are represented--a Nil
Ter, Fowler, Taylor, Harper. lluater, Car.
ter, Fuller, Chsndier, aud Minor. The
Senate has It's Cooper, Miller, Hunter and
Nilsson.
New York furnishes Bro k, Wells unc
Snow, and New Hampshire, Hale.
With regard 10 drinkabies Virgins give
as Meade, aud Missouri sends Us Porter
As to eatables, New York contributes !
Fish, and Iowa HEM.
For music, VIC have two Bells nu6Gs
Campbell; and although ms mbers are /,
represent soyereigrs, in the Senate will bt
fund King, and in the House two King,
and a McQueen,in addition 10 Gentry anc
Cav lord. There is a strange miS,arc, fo
Tennessee throws in Savage. md Nortl
Carolina an Outlaw in The House and I
Bajgar in the Senate.
There are different kinds of men. viz
Mangum. Chapman, Horace. Mann, PENN
man, Rodman NJ Price, and Cliugman.
The Senate numbers among its mem
bers Morehead and Foot, perhaps ,w,
..Foois; !" the one from Vermont; the other
from Mississippi.
These are among the characteristics d
the next Congress as to names.--R Republic
Our friend Of the Davenport Gazette
thinks we spoke ironically when we com
nended Snryeyor-General Sargept for his
kindness 10 The Craft Never was more 10
earnest, sir. Oar opinion Of his course in
this respect can only be changed BY devel
opemenls which shall stamp bis favors as
brides, and prove them to lie the scheme
Of a demagogne 70 affect the independence
and purity Of the public press-and ,wr
considerations forbid US 10 jump at these
conclusions: The character Of Mr.. Sar.
gent rs man Of honorable purposes
and our abiding confidence ia the integ
tri,y, sc!frespect and independence, with
rare exceptions, Of our brethren oflbe craft.
[.Nus. Eng.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

The Locofoco papers Of Ohio--,ha
State having sunk abou, as low ia polite
as she can get--are urging the claims o
WIN. Allen, familiarity known as 'hors,
Allen" for the Presidency.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

PIorANr. The Dubuque Tribune thus
notices the inbeclc eilnr, d tho disappaint
ed Fairfield Ledger man 10 injafe our pres
cut faithful Surveyor General.
.lIcre. Gen. Sargent needs no defence
His conduc, in Office is well known, and
receives meriled approval. The Editor
of the Ledger is also web known here
These facts make il unnecessary To oner
ans ihing to rebut the present attack
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18
DAVENPORT q COUNCIL BLUFFS RAIL.
ROAD.

The American Railroad journal con-
iaios the following sagacious remarks, rela.
i've ID The claim our State has upon Con-
oress for q grant Of lanis, to facilitate tht
oron ress Of the link on the great Nationa'
Railway that viii span Iowa in u progress
weslward:-
aWe hope the efforts to be made viii
provo successful. Congress has establish
ed precedent by which she ought 10 Dc
bound. Iowa presents a much stronger
claim than Illinois, as road from Rock
island 10 Council Bluffs would be much
more national affair ihnn the Cairo and
chicneo Railroad. The latter is purely 2
commercial enterprise. II Iowa does mol
succced /, will be because similar means
will not be rescrred to tia. secured the Hi.
nois grant.
.Missousi will come into the field with
simiir claims, il prepared TO make out .
strong case. Her two roads are exceed
inrlY important projects, no, only 10 that
state bui 10 ths whole country.
ave believe tha, the castare equally IN.
iefesled 10 the progress OF western rail
roads as the west itself, though the benefit
is ~, so apparent. That section Of The
country supplies US. with our food, and
large pnrt ofwhst forms the basis Of our
ioreisn commerce, and is the great market
for eastern manufactures. Every milo Of
railroad built and every additional ton oi
produce sent to market brings direct and
immediate profit to our commercial aad
manufacturing clales.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18

The Republic of this morning says that a:
soon as the particulars OF the outrage on The
Prometheus at Gfaytown was received by The
President, a competent navel force was ordered
TO San Juan, to protect American vessels from
like outrages in the future and inquiries addess
ed 10 the British Government 10 ascertain wheih.
er the conduct Of the captain Of the Express wa.
sanctioned by them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


We have received the following comnhu-
,ic,t,on from one OF our most wealthy ci'iLehs'
himself ship-owner, and man OF dlscernmeni'
W. are convinced that this FIRE ANNlHiLAToR'
when fairly introduced to the Pu5lic VII WORK
GREAT revolution IN Fire Insurance, and proiuce
results OF the highest benefit to ihe pnohc.
rtgr SHIPPING INTEREST-FIRE ANNihlLAIoh.
II, tie Editor a. The T-.tn.s.
lis not our present purpose - alc AZ! ih.ns - ne
',cb hi has a ready been said respecting tAe 'aue
81 Tho -. Apulhiaior a means o. pfOlt-I.OA "
,,, c,es and dwellings against the eYi' o IRE, hol
m SAY ANYTHING when may coLirlDue 70 lne ee.t1e
~ Gssaii,action already existing IL tne lDlc nm =.
A the extraordinary delay OF the ioIe-5 -h'e0' AZ
',,-,Cucrre II INTO The United states. IL.
We nropose or the contrary. a. ihi, nv
IN d,,.rt he attention OF another cas 81 pioP ~
on, shioovners-io the Inest.maoie Vaiue "
dscovery A. An additional Il noi ne "1.-s PaIied
-, .e,,,, a n rted them against MA .-f ns ,s
80 s,ea, narIonal enerny-FITs keaI 49, 'r5r
M aford to Indulge. perhaps y; .;er engines
Ioss,ce mon such a subject 'H' - =, md 10
.S -, 1,sursuce IOmpanies arc - M, IT'S
rs -. .yI and provide nrc - ,,,er IN
~: II not 80 Win on ~ - -
49,. iuol tic deep 90 -
rs AosHi - :. Isrvcrs To MN the " des 'ylhz
Lter -" - an irresis.lil tsffOt "a , ~
''h eL. -. !. often ne ~Li q 10 T. = "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
RIVER RAILROAD

vrv.YoRK TO Albany ard Troy ana '''''
.sss s,ss: =, ~! k, ssSs .Ts,essA ia AGAR.
Tn ~ xpe & The road si he osenee ios az -
O nyg,rol and Alhaay, when the Trans VIII ~"
sisvs F% , H Ssw,Yc.k. Como rOSIH:
~. ,te ofiee hesr ChaInbers-afee' IN ,h.
A., N sr POUGHKEEPsiE' "'p'As - Al NV
W $500 for Albany and TROY, ..cyp,nss 4. Nan nan
,..s,ts yen.s. D css s ss3y F.s Ne-Ha@
Pssfshnn.. n tsepse thence BY steamer Akn kNh "
sufh ,,Ssae al intermediate places % he ''''' ~ y
is.dt g AnshyR and all ate places
MsAi's NJ for ALBANY and TROY, stopping the same
sA.ssAxn ,oi rOUGHKEEPsIE. oreasht and passen-
Az ces,ag al all way stations c.
ysssg eogx Or AIRAkY stopping - Fsrry,c~n hhs
'MtP ~, pee-ssIli isarrsons Cad spruz, Frsnkil
sse HansuTgh and Posghkeegse and meme o. 's~n''
s"s By RaISsa 70 IA, ana ,s%y At all way
500, T. sr PEEXsKILL. stopping 4, all way ''s-
tssh tryE poueBKsgrsIE, GOING SOUTH, 49,
.aaM foY NETWORK, stopping a. Milton rsly,
r..Assbsyh, Low Point FlshAIl, COD sprlns
n..s Dobts Ferry Hastings, YOnksrs One huS~"~
~ Sfty- second st. and Manhatsnvllle x,r,,p YORK
liam for Freight and Pass ngsrs 20 NJ"
xssoias AZ al way stations sn sisnal- ..l NJ the
n NJ 81. for EEw-YOkK. !or "a 49, f,,,sb r,Sh
ssaSrsns @ G.r,9ss. Pssfssl Boecobsl sns-smg'
jsryto~h Dobbs's yerry aae fonses , of n. steam
oat) so,piag same a. Wececihs HAM
xtsp M. for NEW YORK. Cor on ARRIVAL Of Inc 0OA''
HsyI1,r 30. s,Iasat Tralns for NevYors Will leave
ar station IS MINUTES previous TO the ho"fs
"''''''' Lave pEEKsknL FOR sEv-TosK,
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