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Feathers.


. sQAn LBS. Very superior new Feathers justre
A,eJVO ceiyed md tor sale by
AGREE x McCLANAHAN.
Also 60 packages Mackare in half barrels, quarters
and Kits Gun l6.dsiD A. Il Nice.
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tY' Bedford Sentinel, Satem Register WythevilIe
Telegraph, and Ohri'tiansburg Herald copy month n
ide loi ~, cons spicnonsiv
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DISSOLUTION.
NEW CONCERN

TINflE undersigned will continue the Groceey ind
/ Commission business the old stnnd Wilson
& + .ankn, where lie intends keeping grnolnl stock
of every article in his line md would be gla his
old and the public general Prompt atten-
all forwarding and other business entrusted to
.ne. JOS II. WILSON.
September ls 1854. sep 2ts
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.


AOulD respectfully inform their numerous Gus
w toners md tho public al large that they nr
now receiving, by semwcekly arrivals per steamers
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- y " - " =" 7 - -
Lime, Lime, Lime.

1AlALBS. FEATHEkS-on consignment,
IO\VE (iy 20l WIN. 2 MILLER. o Basin
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h \ ard after ednesday, the l4h Jnue the Pas
senger Trains on this road will run follows:
EMPRESS TRAIN
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.sXTNURRIA" MASS LIQUORICE..

n y cases; a c1nsignment, dtrcct per ship "
nnie," from Lewis de Ynuula Esq the MAJ ufscturcr
Spain, for sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
apl 29ts
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july I3dt.
LINE of Kichmond 81. q.

AND NEW-YOKk FACkET a.-ThIs now .hssaS
home line ia composed of the following vessels. and
snlls from New-i ork every three days. All owned in
the city of Richmond, viz
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
CHANGE OF HOURS.

La TS rs7 sas9EI L1 - ss.a.ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

HIcH.FLowN DKscRIPTIoS.-A writer in The LaHTeas-
rHe IS c. Herald of the 4th had attended the examins
ton of Female School in Lauro District. and was COM
pletcly enraptured with all he saw and heard. just
hear him:
AT 10 o'clock the procession was formed all uniformed
with white dresses and badges Of blue ribbon the taest
in front and so alternately to the lasooEed grad az
the subnaea degree Like 10 me hghest plHRaoes Of ne
Alps decorated and adorned ruth Hearens beautiful robe
Of uhe surrounded By its lesser points Of notoriefy be-
deked m all tie magnifcencc Of snou-tre1hed mountain.
And as they proceeded the meuent sounds of the sweet
and consonant violin and flute caused the very hills aud
daes echo and roecho and If there should have been
any monoony these, feOw-counrymen and friends TO
humanity were ever ready to- drive away duh care by
their pleasing variations, in striking their Tyre to the ever
pleasing tune / II hang my harp on the willow tree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
EMBANKMENT ACCIDENT.

About % clock this (Monday) morning, large bank
Of etth "a the corner of Springs and Broadway sud-
denly cave, il partially burying four who
gagged in La OK the foundation of building to be erected
on the site There large number OF at work
in different p Of the ground who Immediately hasened
to the scene of b .ccden and succeeded in
ing their fenoTlaborer from beneath the of sand
and stones.
ten residing in Hes.ers were seriously if not fatally in
ured The other men escaped without serious injury.
Soon after the accident q runo. current about town
that building had fallen in BroadTay killing severa
persons; in consequence of which rse crowd of per
sons were drawn to the place abovene nc only to dis
cover that the report without foun a.'on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

From BUEsos AYREs.-We have Buenos Ayres papers
TO June 10. They contain among other things, the mes
sage Of the Executive to the General Legislative Assembly
of the State of Buenos AyreS From this document VIC
make the following extract:
The Government preserves peace with the Provinces
of e Argentine Confederation Foreign nations continue
ming relations of friendship and commerce with the
81 - AID the Government. endeavOrs 10 preserve IN
sca "a or foreign relations. IL regrets nevertheless 70
scoua ,n that the correspondence initiated with the
Govern ia # England France and the United States
respect tie celebration of the treaties of the 10Th July,
1883 il is s f4 from having obtained the solution which
10 be hope for rom the justice that characterizes tho
motives wherev - Government has protested against
the usurpaiion be ngbts OF BuenOs Ayres. The Gov
eminent ocU Of any determination of the
Governments # Franc ord the United States respecting
Tho 20 matters"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

A Mock MARRIAGE-STRIoUs CoYsEQUEScE.-At Cliff
ton Springs short time since, party assembled
among them Miss ~ of Buffalo and Frank n. of SYRIA
cuse In the of the evening gaiety began to flag
and some one proposed marriage. Up springs the gay
Young Miss NJ and expressed Willingness to be the BRIDE
She was followed by Frank NJ who joyfuy consented to
be the groom. A young gentleman present, who some
ces performed the ceremony and the merry couple made
the usual responses After the ceremony over the
groom gave his bride understand that he considered
binding She demurred and started for her home at Buff
alo the baled bridegroom following her an pressing his
claim at the house of her father He was sent about his
business with striking specimens of parental ndna-
ton from the adys father Matters at present in sat
quo and the lovely damsel remains welded maid
The gentleman claims her his lawful wife and her rela
tives deny the claim. Syracuse Standard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
MINERAL WEALTH or ULSTER.

There is probably other county in the State which
possesses mineral wealth equal TO that of Ulster We do
speak of the extent quantity OF ORE or other mineral
substances which be found ia the county IN coapar
son w.. ties Of the State; but of the value In
the first instance we will mention tbs lead and copper
mine Elenvhe which for its richness ana yelue, lew
beds anywhere in the country cen equal. At Napsnoch
extensive iron bed is being successfully worked and III
several places through the range OF the ShawangunS
Mountains iron has been discovered in proximity TO good
water power and plenty of wood for burning charcoal
Al Wswarsing valuable bed of iron ore lays dormant.
In the town of Marlborough, about a nle and halt
above the landing of the village of the same he me, Is
mine of silver and lead This mine first discoN
by Elijah Lewis about hundred ago, from vessel
the Hudson in the night. Uncle Elijah, as he was
afterward called by all who knew him when he became
stricken in years blaze burst forth from the
rocks; he marked the place and visiting the spot in
the day time found what he supposed silver mine, but
sterward turned to be lead and silver. He eniesv
ored many times TO have il fully opened and tested but
never succeeded He died about twenty years ago.
At the age Of 90 During his long life he never ceased
his interest in the mine and 10 this day goes by the
name of Uncle Elijah mine.
There is tradition received from the aboriginal in
habsants of that part Of the county now comprising the
OF Woodstock that somewhere in that vicinity there
silver mine Of vast richness ana there have been
several attempts to ascertain its precise locality but as yet
proved fruess and space distance with the Indians
rather indefinite the mine may be twenty forty
miles from the place indicated.
The last discovery know OF that of lead and silver
lands belonging TO T.. W. Burlington, Esq, stu
aied in the town of Rosendae, about miles from
Kingston. his Ded was discovered Dy Dr. a. D T.
der Who understand has secured lease, and intends
making thorough opening of the mine it can
be done. Dr. 5. submitted specimens Of the ore 10
DR.. Chiffon the great New York chemist for anaza
ton. We suboin DR.. G. statement from his hand:
NswYokK, Saturday, July y, 1854
have .n.yred sample Of lead for Dr. P sayds and
amer ssIsrsiins the much possible from IL
yieeed cent Of the lead yielded silver equal eight
the JAMES b Chiffon NJ D.. Chemist
This from the top strata and will be perceived that
the proportion Of lead Is large while probably deeper
cavstions VIII disclose more silver Dr. Snyder ofopin
ion that such viii be the case Kingston Press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

The Hon. S. P. Chase has been invited to deliver the
GRAFTON at Dartmouth College next commencement. Tue
Alumni have been fortunate TO receive his accep-
lance Of the appointment. He will be worthy successor
Of Choate whose eloquence attracted such crowds last
year. and bis expected Grafton viii make visit to Hano-
yer in 1855 pleasant anticipation for the sons of her
college who are scattered abroad over the whole land
Mr. Chase was member Of the class which graduated in
1896 This Grafton takes the place Of the Grafton before
the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

VERNoST.-The Montpelier Green Mountain Freeman
the State Free Democratic papcr-comes out with the
name Judge Royce for Governor Ryland Fletcher FOR
Lieutenant Governor, and Daniel Baldwin for Treasurer
ii does this SAYS " III cOmpla with the advice oil
"le leedIg members of the Free Democratic State Com
"mee and many other influential friends of freedom;
and further desired to that it hoped this
arrar cement will be far satisfactory to those of our
friends who were disappointed at the result Of the Mass
Meeting that they viii deem better to accept it than
TO try the experiment of Convention, which, at
"ths late day and in the divided condition OF party
respecng men, must be held at great disadvantage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
DENTS, GLASS, Sc.

ZINC PAINTS.-1ke NEW-JERSEY ZINC CON-
II PANY having sresty enlarged their improved
quality Of heir podaet fpsied orders their
SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC, which , old dry ground
rAned Pu RE and unsurpassed for BODY UNIFORM WHITE
MSS
method Of preparation has recently been
bes the Company their Paints
the hes. Tor reasonable tine Ia s respect VIII
be superior any other the mskst
TbsE BROWN ZINC PAINT, which scid at q price and
only be made from the Zine Ores from ewJeney
for It's protective qualities when applied other
tallc surfaces
Their sTONECOLOR PAINT al tie popere.
Brown snd Of agreeable color fer painting
buicres briest Ae Dealers supplied liberal By
MANNING SQUlER, AEents No is5 Washington-st- " Y
ZINC PAINT.-The underlined AGENTS for the
II sale Of WHITE ONYDE OF ZINC. Manufactured by the
Pennsylvania and Lehh Zinc Co. prepared receive orders
would attention OF the trade
is evident uperoriry other. American
its successful retioa with the best OF forexa
Dealers with confidence depend ohtanrs ,y
ppy the Paint which will be found to
purity body and uniform vhenesa Pce, and ers A.,
ranged on the uost liberal footing
JAMES 7. LEWIS Co, No 81 ws.ers-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived.
K...,........AuGvsr Is.

NJ steamship Isabel. Rollins Charleston IS hour, cotton
mas. xe 10 order No date rsssed ship showing blue signal
ball pnsls with steamer Marion hence fos
Chsreston.
u sesmshp Roanoke. Skinner Norfolk Petcroursh and
pass 10 Ludlum Peasants Ans Is, cd
smepu,ent ssnsed steamship Jamestown hene' for
Norfolk.
Ship Reliance Boston, Tross Newoeans q ds cotton to
master.
Bars Iva Berry kssesbo July sd coffee, hides &C. to Matt
land, PHELPS 4 Co
Hudson Norfolk Pugh Rio Hsehe II d hides to master
Barb Psnehs Morton Ssnn Cruz Is ds tobacco,
&e Owen Son sth inst lst IS - lon IS IS spoke brig
Enpie from Apashiehola Boston 7th inst So S. lon.
81 squs the hove her besmends lost 9TH
topssn sails 40 split Others has been 10 d nsrth Of Hat
Bari Rspser Portland sssus Grands IL a sugar Russell
BAH Psrsy Of Portland, ssanwoOd sAsua Grsnde 81
Ian. poten tof Bath Orleans master
,,th inst ss 81 spoke bark A. B. surses from ST. Jse
R.I Jsspsr Bennett Charleston Sh Durham
B,;s Aonan f Boston, Yates Neurs IS Ia sugar to Thomas
sa RSssH. OBI Holmes Windsor. N 10 d.. plaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

from Congress to his Chicago D'Hocrat as follows:
"Not satisfied with the repeal o, Missouri Compro-
mise law in order to make slave ie Of kansas, that
bulwark Of American Slavery the :. o., has defeated
al the homestead provisions of the hI 4 "a House and
substituted a Graduation and Presumption iii and limited
as the bill IT, its provisions do not extend to u'as.
Taken alone, the Senate substitute Is, hap well
enough and would command the votes oil al dh'n ana
Western men friendly to the principle But sub IL
tute is great outrage II may may not pass
ing to the temper Of the House when taken up But
not win not stop the demand oS free farms, am es-
pecally in Kansas They will hear from aga
There is noearthy donbt bit the Homestead rds beaten
roud induce free iaJorers to go TO kd"o'a"d COM
pete rih stare iaJ0r"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
Daper udrcbouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICKSON
Co.. No SO Beekusn offer oi sale the lowest terms:
Writing PApeI-. Engsh, French and American
News Psper, all sizes wei hts and qualities.
Book Paper ali sues. weights and qlAiies.
Tissue Paper fancy cOiors and white Of the beet quality
..rspsipg Paper white and colored, Different Widths
usu,,S Paper. thin, snd OF the best quality.
SIo,h Par. = S5xf0 and 4ox4s
E..ii,h Hsra> PsPeI large lssortuent jas arrived
sk..fbips Pspsr a. The best quality.
WrStybs Paper. stfsv, az ana MANILA
Tea Pessr ofdiereRt siEss til
Tar Roofsf Psper, suitable fof fcofs. - '04l'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
Goal

COAL.-I still continue TO sell the best RED ASH
~ possible price for cash. wesht and guay war
rsnted uuder Of Coal PETER CLlNION,
cor Of King and Greenwish and 2jsh 81 and 9Th sv
COAL.-Very best quality of RED ASH Stove and
f-S,, 80 No 9s Cioerrkst MAT CLINTON
DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE ASH.
delivered from ysrds-Nat 30 49, Stove Esg OF Furnace -
!. - - f,o-, boafs JACOB WEEKS.
~ Nos 3l3 Bowery and 2ll Greene-s l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

ITO TEACHERS.-Several TEACHERS will be
qualified at the reduced August Terms teach DoLBEARs
sYsTfM of PENMANSHIP and BO0k-KEEPING Enerretic
p-,ons NAV doabe their income BY this Apply
evening the Academy. No os Bosdway cor Hoastonst
THE ADVERTISER TAKES FOUR BOYS, under
ten wear. Of ase into family educate hume With bis
own Terms Der Inquiries from desiring
place country under happy bone
Hartford. Coma
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3nsurauce Companies.

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
This Company having capital Of $4,000 paid in in cash a9d
invested
fire on favorable terms ...
The Charter Company provides that after psyiDs interest
g. The the Of fournhs Of
The remaining profits divided the assured ia 'enP
hearing which scrip be redee mab cash whenever
the accumulated profits and capital amount to 81 cpe1
stephen Whitney, Reuben withers Robert Z Mature
Johu &C rev, James Warren, George i. Adee
Daniel B. Fearing. Arthur Leary, Samuel '. HOFFMAN,
William H. Russell Mort W. Hamilton, john J. AstOr Jr,
Augustus c. Downing Deunine DueT, FredeeS pelsho
Georte W RIGGS Edgsrd Center, Daniel Drake Smith,
N Butler Duncan, josiah oskes, rrsderss o. Foster
Charles H. Russell eph GaiaTd. Jr.. Peleg Hall,
Isaac TCwusspd, james VI. Waterbury, Robert D Hone
bn SisD F. cTeEY See' ROBERT 5 HONE Pre-.
rI,HE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
d,.ss s1Ss BS Act Of Psismsni 70 and soVe lO
CAPITAL s5,OOO,OO0.
Established in the
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
By Retaliation Deposit Of Securities accordance with the
Laws Of the Legislature Of the STATE Of NswYOrk.
NETWORK:
Ohce, No. Wsnst
DlREcIoHs
THE HON LUTHER BRADIsH Chairman.
WILLIAM c. PcKERsGLL, ESQ. .......... Banker.
RCHAKD IRyIs. Merchant
WAITS SHERMAN. Esq.................... Banker.
THoaAs TILEsTos Esq..............Pres Phsnix Bank
HENRY A. Corr. Esq. .....................Mer chsni
NlTHAsItL THaYER Esq.............. Banker, Boston.
EkAsTUs CORNING, Esq...................Albsny
ROYAL PHELPS Esq.... Merchant . .
JANIS WADswoRrH, Esq OF Geneseo Lvin Co. " Y
JOSEPH BLUNT, Counsel
MEDICAL
John r. hRTcALFE NJ D., and JOHN o. STONE, NJ. D.
Detailed prOpeetuse, form. Of proposal and information
49, By order OF the Bard Of Directors
G. A THOMSON, President Of the Co in New-YOrk
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LAW LVTELLIGE,VCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge DUR.
CIsION.

ASSIGNMENT or MR.. A. PELLETIER
Iames Brown ct al ag- Henry J. Overmsu and othsu
Motion To make perpetual temporary injunction which
had been allowed restraining defendants from parting
with cargoes of ship Toronta and bark heoxine
included in an assignment to defendants by Mr. Pceer
already referred Tho Court considers that the points
of plaintiffs had not been sustained Motion denied, and
order that temporary injunction be dissolved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
6tedmboats ano Railroads.

AUGUST 1854. For sHREWsBU r. Lon On, /
n gRASCE HIGHLAND DOCK, OCEAN nOC - P0tI
y sst.iSGTt'N NOrSTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK AlDpLk-
TOW in5 RED BANKFrom tee Of RSeissn 81 N9a s',
Nv .nd SPLENDID steamboat ALICE I fhl p AS
ssrry viii RobinsOHs' Sorih Rive As 'ou'"'
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tar had been 10 days b.
h1azoi sua's wit ship
mater. s'h inst, sposs Bt sihi va
New-Yo-k
Brg Csibsrine RoEsrs, az Psi -
D., cotton 20 II steeon Co. Anoso Bl,cter. and
b1rt Gertfpde from JGmrics 20 a. h.rk Csrs. smith
Gained Aug d. 2 81 lon - - n
bouud south sho~irE red sEna wth t. M-ri,r n.ter.
rsncs. Psiteni Witer
Foreign Pof Clap9t T~l.s A.
~ -. ID, So. ~ ?, "a ti.fs CD;frrl;
California Dodge for Boston or NeN - $50
Tor ESoge ,. an NJ, sip. H.nA S.posot Chat
Stitfre Arey; Bowctch. Psibfi ssmae. - 70
Witch Pumme.. Clarendon, Cook. T w, ~ ~
N5eb.u. Grhuf Talbot, Fdwsfd CabTW "a soon, % 3td
Strato Cutter; Orion, - and BAH NaN A., -. eli,
Iosdng load gusno for the United >fas hsfi i'
A. Bombay June u, ships Newton v htne a, -, -
field Calcutta losd for Boston bfevs N'H ~
A. malta a. "a bark sam SLICK. Marc f0I M o.
Al Tiissie "a ut. bark redmond. HI fer In Ut D''l
IL. Borop; .aS cthers - ss:eIe 49,.
Al Msrseihes 18th ult., barn John nihfop ~ ~ ~'-
port 20 load for Boston. -.
At Ganbs. Afrcs I'd nit. bark =. W. Sssh Va W i'ia
YORK for lewsrd csy--only An vessel y ~.
At Go;tentUrs about I'd ult, bark H0w!snc, Em 'N'
ready. r.t.
AtSewe,stls 2s,h alt, ship Isaiah crOwen, COM
neIid sy. ~
A. Newport z 18th ult., ship Ocean star. Lord. -
ready.
An at Demsrars LIST ult. bark Chss KsAn. Chsstin.
Al Pernsmbnco I'd uit bsrs conr.d smses from 1
about May % June III schr DsnvIIe' Dodge oia %
via Richmond, 30th . ~
SID from Porto Csbeo about s7th ut' bert feheA1ta
Philsdephs. -. r, a. n
Barpsby. for New-Yors dsi Mary Emily oo~ne' une
sd Br chr Esl Dundonsd, Young do OF the hsbor Sh 81
Arr Al Quebec III inst ship Henry Pratt Emery Boroa
Arr stephen " b. IT'D inst, bns Primrose M'uso ner,
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NETWORK and NEW-iIAYEN RAILROAD
~ so SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Ia5I

TRAiNs FgoN NEW foRK.-For NevH
"A NJ II e. ~, and .s41o and IS II, NJ trsia 10
E,pess Gs..-eieIs Expires. A NJ. and a.
train stops STANFORD and Bridgeport; Stamford
Norwsf and Bridgs3srt- chs p. N train Stamford
FoE Port Chester Noswak-Spcsl Accommodate trains ct
sSA and $50 P. NJ os Sosglk and 81 Pm aat y Pm
for Port Chester.
foE BosTos via Hartford sprzeld and Worcester a.
IAN and NJ Dine and Sup a. spriDx6ed
fol Connecticut River Vermont Railroads Mouts
i8AM Dine at Springfield
Accommodation
field RsiIose-At llS9 A NJ and SPIN
For Canal Rairosd-At8 A NJ. and n OAE
fU NswH Haven and New. London Rslroad-Ff .. 10
New-London only 800 80
70 housaionie RGilrosd-EIpres at A ~ and
FOR Nsugsuek aailrosd-EKpres At "A ~ ard p 81
Dsnoury and Norvsk as
A. VI. ard Expres u4l0PM
TRAINS SEw-YoRK-From New. Haven Accommodation a.
30 et5 add lel5 A. and $50 p ~ Express NJ
lie. l5o and Is p. NJ
From Norvsk and Port Chester-speca accommodation trains
Pm.
Dee are bll Of advertise Station Houses aud Hotels
'1ePfes't and supt's Oftce No 81 Csnsst, Sewf0rk.
Asst supt.s Ofos. Station House New Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
Passengers Arrived.

IN bark Ira, fyo- Maraocieo-A A.. Carnovsn.
IN barb D. 4 Poiey from Sagsa Ia Graade-L Lopes Lop
p, I.opxr. ID. (}ainsra.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. AR
RANGENENT Trains leave Chsmbersst daily for Albany
Troy On and after MONDAY Aug H. 1854 the Trains viii
f0llows:
yvTres. Train N through in four hours from 3lsts
uecing With Northern and Western Trans
At Train. A. NJ Through Way Train, IL NJ
Expes. $50 p. NJ Accommodation Train at 80 NJ
ghkeepsie; Way Passenger Trains At W. and 5P NJ
and reight and PASSENGER Train at r. VI
For PEI .stIh al 8 A. NJ $50 r 81 and 5 ~ P. NJ.
The psskk and Poughkeese Trains stop all the Way Sta
tons
Psssens, Chambers Canal Christopher 4h and 3s
SUNDAY NAIL TRAINS A NJ fgon Canslst for Albany
stopping at ell Way Stations. - . -
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NrFw-YORK anal ERIE RAILROAD.-Pa..en,.

NETWORK aud ERIE RAILROAD.-Passea,,
Trains leave Pier foot Of Duane follows, va
F1fslo Fxprsss A NJ for Buffalo direct uihout csncx
hsgg
Tt.r ~ p tpress AZ 6 A. NJ. fer Dnnkirk
AaL - 81 A. N lof DunkEk and Bs-alo AID iaisrsSr.
Staf0rf
Wsy Pr -esulP.M for Dunkirs
RoeklA .oues7 T. ~. from foot Of Chambers = "a
Fremont. fsr. ard intermediate Stations
Msy Otiviie and iuterrsefste Stetio.x
Nishi "a pre- 60 VI Tor Dunkhk and Buffalo
EursHf. p. "a DunkTk and Buffalo and interne4,
Sts.nfs
On SUNDAY. on.v ere Txpress Tran, N6P ~
Thee kudal1 With hf s7ienti
Steamer Lsse Err 10 ports The Lake; aud Dikt
with the ale Shre Rsrss Cleveland enns'. r0es
Detroit Chicago. Sc
y. c. N, ALUM General sspeintsoasri
NETWORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS DE-
RFCT-By Railroad. via Hsrtfo. Spdngfeli Bellows Fas
Mndsor hits River and Wei. Rive Ltieon-ha-s Of -
mountAus-sBd VA houslsr. Bsrus.n ST. Adams snl
Point 70 OxdenshuEh and Montreal icket OGces-New HAves
Railroad corner Broadway snd Cans. and 81 lhs
80 absv ENures. Tra,rs A. V and p checsl
Through, FkANtl> ht'r "rn~tN At'n' No 10 9"ats*l
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nAY BOAT for ALBANY, stopping At the u,ual
L.nsnsyThs sstasvn and f..erts steamer ARMENIA
DAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY II ococh A NJ r.,a-n,,,
hiV>< sn>sy svey TUESDAY THURSDAY ana SATURDAY -
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA and the
~ SOUTH and WEsT via the NEW jersey RAILROAD
. NAIL sna EAPkEss LISES-Leave New York foot Of
SSsT Hos ~ :. .Se 10 and and Pm rhrOase IN
Ne. fok Accommodation Line H. "a sopprs At a.
way Through tickets sold for cincnnat (af sl the
eat and TOT batmore Ashnz Norfolk tnrorh
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