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Gratis another, or both combined against the Libe-
rails, bewildered by the loss of their chief. We
are in the barricade season, with fine, blazing,
nfammatory sun, and chaos would not be far off.
All were convinced that serious and perhaps san
culinary events would follow hard upon the heels
of Espartero's retreats and, as an instance Of the
general feeling, | may mention that the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, General Rabala, last night
declared that if Espartero had persisted in his de-
termination he would have taken himself and his
family out of Madrid within "a hours.
By the Queens desire o Donnell sought Espar
tero. The interview was most animated. The Duke
was long nexible, but o 'Donnell was not to be
pulsed. He returned again and again to the charges
appealing TO his companions patriotism, and de-
picting, in glowing, but not exaggerated colors,
the terrible consequences to the country if Espar-
tero persisted in his intention. ] am assured
and the incident is byno means inconsistent with
O'Donnell's impetuous and passionate character
that in the heat of discourse he threw himself
on his knees as suppliant. AT last the Duke
yielded A Cabinet Council was held at o'clock
last night, and the other Ministers were appraised,
to their extreme CONSERVATION, Of Espartero 5
resignation, and, to their great joy, of his having
consented to withdraw it.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

AZ Daniel Webster, ono OF the Kinney expe-
dtion, is said to be grandson Of the late states
man Of Marshfed.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

THE UNITED STATES FrGATE PoToMAc Com.
mander Powell, bearing the broad pennant Of
Commodore Paulding Of the Home Squadron,
was towed down 10 Hampton Roads from Nor
folk. on Friday
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

HORACE GREELEY has returned TO Paris, having
left his family in Switzerland He is ready, il is
stated, 10 take his trial, and intimates his inten-
ton Of giving very earnest battle.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

IL tradesman having sunk his shop floor a
couple Of feet announces that Gin consequence Of
recent improvements, goods will be sold consider
ably iOlCer than formerly"
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

CHEAP SHIRT MAKING IN New YoRK-A re-
cent complaint of a shirt-maker ia New York 10
Mayor Wood, that she had been swindled out Of
two dollars by her employer, has brought out
some interesting facts touching the wages paid TO
shirt-makers in that city. contemporary says:
1.-The standard price is twelve and half cents
per piece, and the garment must be well made, as
II has TO undergo thorough inspection, with
bosom and collars--bringng from one dollar
twelve and half cents 10 one dollar TWENTY-FIVE
cents at retail The material in these shirts cost
probably about thiry-seven and a half cents; so
that the total cost is fifty cents, which leaves
clear profit to the employer Of one half al least for
the purchase Of the material, the cutting and the
sale Two of these garments are, no doubt d
full days work, making the extent Of the weekly
earnings one dollar and half With this misera.
Bile pittance, many Of them have 10 feed small
families pay house rent and clothe themselves
and children. IL is needless 10 say that il can,
not be done, and the consequence is a large
amount Of misery and restitution"
When the case referred 10 was before Mayor
Wood, the attorney of the defendant promised
that the money which had been withheld should
be refunded. The Mayor took occasion 10
denounce the system rs swindle upon those
who were unable TO protect themselves He
added that he was determined 10 break the
entire system up, il il took his entire time and
salary 10 do so.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

AProISTMEST-Captaih George F. Lindsay
assistant quartermaster has been ordered 10
Washington TO oficiate temporarily as quarter
master in the marine corps, in the place Of Major
Augustus A. Nicholson, deceased.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

EXPENSES OF RAILRoADs.-The American Rail
way Times Of 10Th instant, contains table ex-
hiblting the classification of railroad expenses,
from which it appears that 90 per cent. of the
expenses upon railroads are absorbed in mainte-
nance Of way road bed, 90 per cent in oil, fuel
and waste, 10 per cent. in repairs of locomotives,
IL per cent. in freight expenses, and the remain
ing 2Sper cent. in passenger expenses, repairs of
freight and passenger cars, and incidental and
contingent expenses
From the following comparative statement it
will be perceived that freight roads are vastly
more expensive than those in which passenger
traffic predominates:
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

MILITARY REvIEw.-On the 10th instant there
was a review Of Sherman's formerly Ringgold's)
Flying Artillery, at Fort Smelling, Minnesota, in
the presence OF Gen. Shields, Gov. German, SEN
ator Sumner and number of others.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

~ The Artists of Rome gave a grand dinner
TO the ex-king Of Bavaria; about seventy were
present, from every nation in Europe II was
given in the Villa Albano, and a letter in the
Crayon says:
'ln the centre Of a splendid hall, lined with
rare marbles and mosaics, with the ceiling painted
in fresco, by Mengs, the world renowned bas re-
liefs, and antique statues grouped around, stood
a brilliant dinner table fifty feet in length, presd-
ed over by king, whose name will be forever as
sociated with the fine arts, and surrounded by art
lists, many OF whose names have already become
immortal, all joining in this ovation to patron Of
the fine arts, who was aptly compared TO julius
H., and Leo. X"
The Duke Of Nassau has given a commission 10
the sculptor Hopfgarten for group in marble,
Christ in the midst Of his Apostles,
destined for church in Wiesbaden. These
figures are TO be much larger than life size, and
The paid TO the artist is to be $4,000 francs.
A statue Of Allen Ramsay is TO be erected in
Edinburgh where a memorial TO the poctical bar
Der has long been desideratum.
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lante has been named by the cabinet Of the Duke
de Ia Victoria, minister plenipotentary 10 the Uni
ted States, vice Senior Cueto, removed. The nom
nation has not yet been approved by the Cortes,
Of which Escalante is member.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

The Court of Claims adjourned on Saturday
last, 10 meet on the seventeenth of October, in a
room TO be prepared for il, meanwhile, in one OF
the new wings of the Capitol.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

~ A soldier on trial for habitual drunken
ness was addressed by the observation-disclosures,
You have heard the prosecution for habitual
drunkenness, what have you TO say in defence"
"Nothing, please your honor, but habtual thirst "
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-24

TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT EGRAHAM.-The Ger
man citizens of Charleston, S. c., have had pre-
pared beautiful and costly sword to be present
ed to Capt. Duncan N. Ingraham as a token of
their admiration Of his conduct in the Kozsta aE-
fair at Smyrna in 1853. The blade is 49, inches
long, and the handle inches, ma king a total
length Of 49, inches. The handle is mounted by
gold eagle, and the scabbard is also mounted
with gold and terminating with a gold dolphin
The belt is made Of silk and silver, and represents
the stars and stripes of the flag Of our country.
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Barnum's Elephant.

Lieutenant Governor Brown, of the New Eng
land Farmer, having made some inquiries respect
ing the diet of the elephant, whose exploits in
blowing on Barnums farm in Connecticut have
been mentioned in all the papers, the great show
replies in way not likely to encourage the
general introduction Of that kind of labor:
"He eats on an average one bushel of oats and
one hundred pounds of hay per day-Sunday and
all His weight is ZOO pounds. He will accom-
plsh any kind Of work set before him, and uses
ten times better judgment than three-fourths of
the help which | am obliged to employ on my
farm. Above all things, he is not an eye servant
Once set him to work piling wood, picking up
stones, or anything else, and you can leave him
without fear of his playing 'old soldier in your
absence Another capital negative quality is, that
he don't pick up his duds and start for home ex-
actly at six O'Clock in the afternoon, as many
other farmers assistants do. He is willing to
labor till shutdown, and even later if work is
pressing. On the whole, he is very honorable,
industrious, intelligent and well-behaved farmer.
Nevertheless, i cannot conscientiously recon-
mend elephants as the cheapest Skers on a farm.
They cannot work in cold weather. and of course
would eat themselves up, trunk and all, in a sin
gle winter"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

DOrETY LxND 0yYIcK, - wall. Srxkxf, BAE-
10 usst -sslassvs sshssa asd sssasssss. n ssy vSs
ases l7Ts Or sssir Widows 60 essSsn 49, As1 Ger.
rasu Of Ne sssst, r. e. EXITS, 70 wAR sssvsA No
stares usNl sellsspsd.
NJ Avn BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA PaYp oTsrrE
IN --Bsusty lad asa "ertrs pay" fos Z. r Navy,
ssik re Ac., m All VAR race fTSs-A~s vHsvs as<
ksssr-- promptly es4slnsd SD psid.
Rhsos sus vho~s snd bsws " dsc~as.4 q ss1srs
sph sthsru esls~ss1 sod all hs<s % cssstas aga
Usiss States By srsss>4 sss tss sstovs
OF heirs ~ tsss vso vsssA~d via tbs uss~z s.AtAs
stip "Aibssy." vfn " prosssa VI es,ils< %
IbwakD REEId.
Axssi and (issl PlSwr u.a ssry, " ws1 str-vL
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RON WORK FOR BUILDINGS b ILDEa5, AND
those oetsnipg 10 build, are respectfully nvttei1to
examine our stock Of iron work for be5ints lie
ready adaptscr OF iron work any style Of arcntsc.
ture, and It's superiority In port Of strength sad cheap
ness, have IN q great MEASURE supsrsedsd the Of
brown store Tbs ipcrcsrng demand m ,rs
for vncow lnsls and ss has incuced tn. iiosrs
TO get up an additional number ~ patterns,
pomberiog sixteen IN ALL OF osrent styes, the cost Of
which being about
ON THIRD TIE rRsr OF BROWN sToys,
Cut in the same Tho folio sing baudinys Ia
New York city and other places have bssn furnished
with our liEtss--
Mr.. ". B. As,ors building, 1871 Green vcs street.
Mr.. Petsr Coopers bGiiclngs, Iernston avesue and
22d street.
M o. B.aps buildings. 10 Murray and g. Leonard
street.
Mr. James Boornan's buildings Ia5 Chambers street.
Mr. Flats buildings. " xurray and LOO Gresnvieh
STR cts.
Nsssrs J. 4 }. W. Mesks' building, "a, %, and %
vesey street,
Mr.. O. Bridges, white narbl. front, ls pey street
NJ y Goests' buildings, Goth s.zsst and 4th avenue
Cfocers bank, Colless place, Barclay street..
New fort CITY Flour Mills, Broome and Lewis streets
Mr. Dsvsn, 1853 Chatham street
Corner CT Church and Warren, 1913 Barclay and 1852
Broadway.
R !. Stevens IS suudins.. eorasr River and 4.h
Odd Fellows Hall, washingteo street, Hobotsn.
The "ocsos" south Fourth and Fifth streets, VIII
namsburg, 40, nc.
Also Corinshian Ionic, and sTowsr Of WIND c.osss
Of various sisss from six 10 forty inches .. nssk At
prices nhssy less than wood bro IN ssons or
Also oornises lAts coursss box - ana rosnd col
unns, trusses, vault snd truss gtroers ks Specimens
can also b sees 1t the ohos OF the foundry.
j. JACKSON, BRO 4 CO.,
Iron works, Do, u. 81. d. g. and % Gosrck street.
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IN SURANCR.

LRIIfsH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ID Loedcn ard America ON 90, 66 Wall street.
Capital three miilios OF collars Goa, 0o0) Estsb-
Esbo 1920 This company ofYsrs III. folio sing among
other sdvADtsses TO insursrlD~ rates In
without proat. loans granted % policies hal. The pro
MUM MAJ remain on lean large dividends On tas
tusl scale Isst d,videad ~ per cent Aponcstoa mar
he maze by mail, ny Addressfns GRO " KNEvir, gene
raj sgent for the United States, GO Wall street
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BILLIARDS..


A IMMENSE BILLIARD BtD--kO HUkBUO-uUue
IA - ussd 70 b. beiLsvsd. Doa't pursAAss bsfsss
GyAs this, a. No Ana. lac Yuitsa strssA rAbsss
slotsa, CUES, points, 10 Tor sAis suaaesn ars -
vitsd 70 try thsn for curiosity. ny hssvGW
bAoksd a. helsg thr best ever made
DUY TIE BEsT.-oUR TABLES FOR EI.EGAIuK ~
ID APPEARANCE, superior sors nanship aad osvrs -
OF angles, ussquAsd, ssiliaS 81 ~
isvast possible price, Purcha call and b
viIced. Sscosd hand tAoles for sale cheap
0'C0NNOR 4 OOILENDER ~ Ana street.
uIlIIIARD TABfL9-wE OFFER FOR SALE PINE
y stoos Of superior made billiard tsblss, vAs
Inv, ntsd cushions Also splendid stoet 81 Ut0-
miDss, At the lowest cAAh prices sMFYiTn DECKnN.
~ Ann shett
M ONrAGuF HALL BILLIARD RcOMs-COURS
ll street, Broosl,n, opposite the Uty Hall, u ~
op~bst ths 1th Inst fhis cool aad selsn1d sstah
hshmsGt for xeati.ma My smuss.snt wli be op-ssA -
this public, With tssivs elegant woo4 msrSts ~
tables. fvsry effort viii bs made % pissss. ms fs~Gr
psrons 81 this establishment, vs esasrs fosl -
this mode Of tskne exercise and amus~nsss.
sp~ctfuiiy invited 70 cali IN. bss, Of rsnsshmsa "a
sexArs ssat directly from gavans 10 thA owner.
JULIAN a. , 6oSZALkz, PrspnstsS.
TmosAs Dxis. suPsriatssdsnt
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LOR CAIIF0RNIA-PAssA0E $50 FURTHER RE-
II duction Of iares-.sw YORK and CALIFORNIA; stssa-
sbp line via NicarnsuA Accessory Transit Compssy o.
kiosrsguA, propristors Through In advance Of TIE
ma-s,0 nss shorter than any ether route, svoi1ing
tas deadly Panama fever and two miles Of danseroa
beating Ia Panama Bay Rates Of fare through Ia San
Francisco, including the hthmus crossnx-Frt cstin
SI7b second cabin, ti25 st.erags, $50 The spsndid
doubis engine sseamship DANIEL. WEBSTER, 800 tons
burden, Captain Turner, win Leave pier No horsh
river, st O'Clock y. n precisely for PuntA Arenas %
Monday Aug. 1885, connscting win tbs steamship ~
era Nevada 90 purdss the kicar xus rraa
ait route having but twelve miles Of Andusnap orta-
sage at the rsduesl rstss. apply only 70 CHARLES
hOtGAS, aseat No. Rowling Grssn. Letter bags
made up Of De ofhos. STAMPED letters tAkss for e&
oouts h.
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u ypUCED PRICES 100 LBS BAGGAGE FREE.--
III -Four hours from ocean 10 ocean By rsnamA rail-
road. No exposure 10 tropical srn and rains No vais
ing the aud around shoals and a1ids No river fever
and sgus. NO cholsrs this rou.s. Throagh for Csh
fornia via rAsAmA RAirosd. The United STATS hsl
s.ssmahip Company vin dsspsteh for Asp,s vaa 90
pier fsoi Of Warren snsst North river, tns nss Aod
splendid steamship GEORGE LAW, $500 tons barthss.
rsiirosd and connect s PAsamA With the Psclhc Neil
steamship Compasyis nagnihsest steamship Joha l.
Stephens, 3,ovo tons burthss, WIN. Lsppidse. con
AtAy for Zen Fasesce. The pablo informed that
the Pacific Mall nship Company always have ons OF
avoid any possbA dstsstioa Of passengers msra.
For pssssgs apply 70 l. ". RAYMOND as the oay onics
Of the Conranys III West street. corner Of Wsrres.
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TT 3 MAIL srEAnsMP ooxPAsY.-ro HAVANA
~ . and New orisArs-o, ThursdAy, Ausas,1 Al 2
r, NJ, fron pier foot Of Warren street. n. X, the veil
ksovn asd fAvorits tssmsnip GRANADA, Captain 3 y.
Grnhn, yin sa ~ above. Pa.ssss can b. sscorsi AZ
The O npssys once. Freight TO Nee orissss 30 e'a,s
sn BE- sup,i,si .s,h blsah bib x sslns ., the 'srs
~ ed by ths Conpspy, % appisssksa 81 thar oncs
No ether FORMS sigpsS and egis Of isiias vii ~
ssssd aft~r The hour o. sailing For sr.xst ps.sass
sppiy ~ th- once Of the Csnpsay, III west sire,
corner Of Warren. " o. E0BfgfS.
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II nURD's PRACTICE sOrIcE ~ Rkhoy Ai--fHA
II ssdssssHsd. fsr.ssiy . 1spu viii nsssa,

u CURDs PRACTICE NOTCH " RkhOyAI---fHA
IL ssdsrsSnsd. fersssiy . rupu viii Hsssa
Of Psris, and With the esisbrstsd surr-ses Of tnas
atty Drs CArnoohAa ana Mott lssortns s pstiis tAAt
be has AND perm aass,iy sssabi.sA~d his go
sstuax and dspensisg rusns 81 No. tis Bru>hvsy -
The Of dssasss. lie Ssdsrs W Al sne,>a positvs
Of ref ast tboss vho hAvs t~ss sbaSss b,
syeife4n sati6otss, lt,s he<,ss no nsrcusy. ~
nl sGssios< Of VI nsilsa sbsr@,1ss II ~
day, NO. rally having thsu essas Rsstd s1sesashrl
IN ns ter how complicated tAsy msy sIy~s,. In %,
.sD1Ad obssrvssioas 10 ths famous HospiiAl % IA y
s~ris, ssdss kioord hsssa, kx~shss vtiA vs. 1872
nsv ana s4dsst remedies u uls sGinsss ssn-sa
rssosr fsisrs iH possible. nAy - nsuess~a fU ~
,ssa Of EsueasA resfins 10 Ne seasuy - ~
.Ant eits<s that hey ~ sAy tH1 ssssxit us SCI
seyfbsr BY isfNs s'viss plAss ssAss.ess ns 49,
shsp ths rseesxAry s.1Icars sdsst~t V ~ - -
say~d sse ssst 70 thsa. a>rsst sssss sar>d vttssue
any delay. ChAsGss ssin a>Ssre. sss us sess -
Sl,sfwnasos evsn In svsvy iassAass Via usAtasss q
sosA stpss. nsscsral scs ossvssA HssAs-
ssh bsss sstssiy % ~ ss'ssn ssi 'spvvse ssssss
~ rSAeiss ss1 bssa ssssssuy sssessseai Csns,l
sNe q y. HAMMOND n. D., esSrssa.
A,tA~s x nsaIss afsvsat4so fss ths ufiiiso b.. -
Ne. sh Bss>h~sy. ssssssae ~ nIsAsass Bsssl
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C,uHE crxx On Wards uxvoRYvsAup
- vrssi $50 10 sss1 bsfsss sv~sy etAsr r~~sAy r.
oply esrtais hs~vs 10 - s. deceived n V ~
"a WINDY shst vn - AAsIpstst Qsin w.SsA
-. usser,sssss's Vnssl sst s1rsssss1 M ssss.ses
81 ne sssss->q sAk,y pis~sast ~ ss,sAry MAJ 49,
es " 49,. oaos C~sai ssssss - ssss ssss q
Re sdvOy.
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nIsPATCH LINE FOR BAN FRANCISCO FIRST
~ eIpper.-rhs sylsn1id hrs, class clipper snip
FLYING DRAGON fattie, master Ia rapidly loading
at pier IL last rive. and will positively sad for SAP
Francisco, before Tassoay, July 81
Shippers particularly requested 10 have all ths
sresbf songsee bsfor- tuesday nsIt 2sth inst Who's
the stip IL expected 10 I'm sh losdipg
lbs fsvorite l clipper ship OCEAN TELEGRAPH,
Willis, mhstSr viii Is ready for cargo In fs~ days
when A. early day for sailing will b named.
The vessels OF this line advertised . certain
date, and guaranteed 70 sAu before the day.
SUTTON 90 IS South atrssf. coYnar Wan
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Oskf GOODS, NsI

A CARD-10 THE Up TOWN PuolIc. AND THE La
"A dies In particular Mr.. "a win o. Brisn
braces the present occasion to return his sin
cers tbsnbs to ali those KIND friends and pS-
irons who have honorec HIM With tasir pstroa
.ge AND conaosncs during the as Ave years that he ha.
been epgsgsd, In the dry goods buusss the Of
Fourteenth street aud Six tn AvsEur bur par leu
aIly for the interest and xiao feel manifested
towards him BY all sincs hu receIt blss business
which he c. assure his fr sncs occssioasi By
mismansgenent neglect instteEton extrsv Sgance
hir part, but rather by comb nation Of Giro
over which be hao NO control. For tness KIDD
snces Mr. o Ben feels ceepl, grateful and wall be
numbered by him with gratitude Mr. OBrsn's oejsa
this card Is 10 particularly m.nd to all hts foe
customers and r'esds who convenisat, cssan
and desirable place to trace store wh~Es they viii
served politely fairy and hon~sti, Ia every fespo ant
who're they wi na almost svsryth IN toe dry goeds
In and ut the very lowest prcesbs sstA at OF
Mr. JNO n. CORWlN. corner Of N,nstseu.a street aud
Sixth avenue In whom they place the most a ,eit
conHcencs msrchsDt Of intsg rty hoaesty and 20
li'snsrs. Very respectfully. OS6IS O'BRisN
NOTICE TO THE LADIES OF NEW YORK AND IT'S
IN v.o,nity .-MADDLk STEWART, 643 Broad way,
second door above Bs.cker street.. w ofsr thsr entire
stock Of lacss and eDbocsres a. 20 par csat under
Tor the next four weeks in oEcsr 70 mASs for their
fall goods.
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ITO NERVOUS guyTyzE1s "A HyITEgD ctrsGY.
mAa, rsstss W hsAi0 In tee esys 49, rnssy
yssrs ~ gr>ai s~rvyss surs.f,s. ssrsssA " sahs
Il ovn shs u1s ~ ~ ess. vfn 800 S~s Ss rwssSyp
fss sss<- AAars~ s4'. Js<s a b~S~Aa, % tGaos
sxsS, hssAiyA, Mt.
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NJ LARhOsr, PARIS And LONDON PHI IuAh
MI and surxecs authos Of the ssdisa Aavissr ssd
Hsrrsss Gaids," esS pages, 10 ssxssvisEs, (mass1,
s.isa einssly tor a. eonsu,~a 81 ~ h.a1s ssssst
corner Of Broadway fron II A V 4 ssd frvm -
r. ~, susdsys sresp.st. 1hsss At . distssos ksat~<
b. nail Asl sryr~ss We conoss vin oshss pAssrs -
rseo9 msadnG IN l. spd hh x.suss -O~ar'sr A. s,AS
rnss INy Bos4 SEATS ZSitan9. kstSsAl pyaScrst ~
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VIAKLEA RAJ RoAD.-INLAND ROUry-OS AND
II after hosdsy, July 20, Sundays sIcspssd, for
ALBANY sao Troy leaving cspot cofasr Of White and
Csptrs streets.
Man train At 7::o A. NJ, stopping 81 Williams. Bhix.
tAs,.s this vain arrive q L1o.nca :, P1
Way express 7. NJ, stopping 81 wnits Plains, Nov.
s.s,ls. Goson Fs., and ...aons North sas.csns At
tram. arriving 1t Albany at l0:l6P.k
Pom CITY Hall stauon-Dovsr plains as r. W., stop
ping ., al stations The bP " Dover aias train viii
At 80 A. NJ. hondsJ. Crston Falls 81 10 A. !.
stopping at ali ststisas Cro.oa Fall az r N. stop
PING a, ali stations above Forc ham White Psios At so
eb r. stoppisg at Yors wills ard stat Norih
ulsns' Bridge Al !, e;so A. NJ 2ls, 40, sas, Aad
II n stepping ~ all ~sy stsaons
From 1sssty street station Williams Br 20 .,
"A N, wIips Pis'ns 81 IAN
PssssBsers may also procure tickets and have thsir
baggage oheessd for Uusa, Buffalo AMI other places
vest AID portn Of Albany. AT the eouIary's Offices,
corner Bo.sry ami BrooEs streets, and Fourth
and TseDty sIth street
Retaining T. New iors-nai ,rsia leaving vast Albany
at Z 80 A ~, and CDAthsm Four Corners 81 rs A.
I'd toe arrival OF the tram leaving n, .-hea ~ $50,
stopping ~ ali NAL stations above William Brege
ryitg at Nss Yort at soP. n
E,pr.s trais leaves Albany 81 II A. ", and ehsthsa
Is.fEg osnass a. lar N ooanset with ths rain,
stopp ns sigma AZ all atoms ABOVE William Btdss,
srrivins ~ Ne. Yot, sts:ssr y. a. y. froo Dover
=, New Y.rh at l0Is A BOA. from crotos
f.ls stopping =, all stations. arhy,As s.- Yo6. a.
$40 ~ <10P. NJ. IRON croton FsIi., s,sppiae at al
stations north Of fordbsn. "a ~, asd l'So and eio
n hun Whit Pains, stopping II al stations.
From W'iisms' Bfid9s 1T Gao, 30, AMI l)io A. N I.
ia6 $50, Gas, 7;ib and 80 r. stepping 1t all sta
tons Pssssr gars ~ the 1910 A. ". from wlnsos
Briess sno ths $50 ?. frou white Plans, ~in b
landed In New Ycrs ., the T~snsy sixth street station
only.
Sunday arrssreusst-Trsius WI leave for Groom
Pals, sGd al Say stat oss 81 s@o A. ~, sad r. ~
ksfurnips lee CrotOn FsiA 81 A. ~ se,p.nx st al
stations and 40 NJ, stopping ct al stst.oAs north
OF fordnsm
For eili, ms Brcs- and all gay stations al s3c An
ssd ] 30 E~tursfss, leave Wiiiisms Bridge 81 III
A. and bs5 T. supp ng ct ell staasns
Freight for Albany rseevec caiy ustii Up " at the
depot corner a. lentrs AMI White streets, Ss~ fovs
MM IANPRkl.I. Aatnx Ha nsHints ndsnf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27
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ant the same vth vouchers thereof 10 the his
onos Chambers street 10 the oisy Of Nav York,
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