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Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19
a E3ussiau's View Of the Siege.

The "Invalide Russee'' publishes a re-
markable article, four columns long, under
the heading-'.Will Sevastopol be takenP"
1t is free from braggadocio, and concludes
with expressing the conviction that the for
tress is impregnable, although it confesses
that the Allies would have taken it, had
they assaulted it from the position they now
occupy, on the morrow of the day they ar
rived there. It says Sevastopol can replace
100 dismounted guns in night. or can ex-
change $4,000 fatigued troops against 80,
00C fresh troops; that the Allies cannot,
with double the force they dispose o?, cut of
the communication by Perekop; that the
Russian army fighting for its country and
It's sovereign. is animated by better spirit
than is the Heterogeneous mass Of French,
English, Turks, Egyptians and Sardinians,
contending for an abstract idea, and for a
confused Interpretation OF the duties Of civ
ilizAtion that four days after the tremen-
dous bombardment of the 2Sth March, Se-
vastopol was stronger than before that at
this moment the daily Allied losses are
greater, and those of the garrison less. than
ever before. 1t goes Oh TO show the tremen-
dous preparations for the reception Of the
enemy, if it succeed in obtaining q momen-
tary foothold.
The Paris Constitutional affects to con-
slider this article as a desperate effort to re-
assure the people of st. Petersburg, and Of
fers as reply tie the question, will Sevasto-
pol be taken the sentiment that it will
The Allies have not learned wisdom By ex-
perience, aud are rs ready to-day to under
rate their enemy as on the 18th of Oct
". O. PIC.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19

A young lady remarked to a gentleman,
after warm debate, in which each accused
the other Of being peryerse and obstin-
ate =
''Sir, you and can never agree upon
anything
Il think. replied the gentleman. Il can
suggest a case in which we would harmon
ize"
"What is it ?'' asked the lady, incredu-
lousy.
why. suppose you were travelling and
had to stop for night at an iun where there
was but one room in which were two beds
the one occupied by lady, the other by a
gentleman. in which bed would You prefer
Sleeping ?"
She instantly replied
with the lady. OF course
so would L. was the rejoinder.' and
thus we agree exactly.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19
= THBOBBING HEART.

AL many q thTObbing heart of pain
Doth beat beneath silken vest,
AHI many 2 wild and plaintive strain,
Disturb the honest poor mans breast:
For lie hath many JOY and care,
That Oit-cOncealed avoid a gaze;
And this old world hath many a snare
Hidden within golden maze.
The fckle smiles of fashion lend
4 sickly charm to eaTthward aims,
ArI men alasl in folly bend,
To paw the debt which custom claims.
The world IS growing old in strife
And gold, by man oft deemed divine.
J-sErps the nobleSt powers of life,
and makes the pure in heart to pine.
Those spirits who but dare TO soar.
Like eagles in their dauntless flight.
The realms Of knowledge to explore.
And Weld the minds Of men more light
AZ rarely VIII they know the bliss.
4 PEOPLES gratitude should raise
Their worth. A future age-not this
Shall recognize and sing their praise
Oh Is there not a singing smart
Deep ieit when hackneyed workings chide.
And. feniish like enslave the heart.
To aid more spIendor to their pride7
lIIud-heaTt-thoSe gifts Of priceless worth,
Ale slaves 20 8lammOn, and oft crushed:
While men eStranSed upon the earth,
Go toEth with features wanly flushed
Grrat STiEis OF the World, how long
Shall weakness. purity and truth
Remain C7Pressei-yvhiIe Nammon strong
Makes earth the scene Of ioyIess ruth
\ plague more fearful than the scourse
Tat visits oft our favored land,
Is ra-i-- IN LIES heart to purge
It's veils Of all that's truly gFandz
The ar IS tainted by its breath.
Zen men inla!e disease in health,
Orteei the clammy hand of death,
That plague Is but the nations wealth;
The cTy Of misery echoes loud
Aai nature adds her waili1g voice,
For Justice 70 the tOIiins crowd
The eEe7g.e's hope, the peoples choice
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19

CHARAcTERIsTIC.- following para
graph, characteristic of the French, we cut
from an exchange. It is good enough to be
true
A Frenchman who was walking in the
Place Dc la Concorde, Paris, was met by
another, who exclaimed, in deep agitation
Have you heard the news The EN-
peror has lust been shot-he is killed "
Served him right !" responded the 9TH
er. ViUe Ia Reputiique 90
NO cried another runner from the Av
enue Champs Elysees. "he has been fred at
but not killed-he is unhurt.'
Il am delighted to hear it, instantly re-
sponded the Republican of ten minutes pre-
vious-'' V1ce ia EaapereHr 90
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19

How TO MAKE WATERMELoN BUTTER
Split the melons open; with spoon scrape
out the pulp into cullender, and strain the
water into vessels boil it down to syrup
then put in it apples or peaches, like ma
king apple butter or any kind of pre-
serves Or the syrup may be boiled, with
out fruit, down to molasses, which win be
found to be as fine as the sugar house mo-
lasses
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19
CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN THREE DAYS.

CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN THREE DAYS
A working engineer by the name of John
Ross, residing in Montreal has addressed
a letter to the Mayor of Boston upon the
subject of a recent invention Of an extraor-
dinary character. He claims to have dis
covered new motive power. which, he says
will wait a ship across the Atlantic Ocean in
three days; and further. if hole was bored
in the bottom, the vessel would float with
equal safety and freedom. In order to COM
plete working model. which is holy inde-
dependent Of steam, lie asks the assistance
Of fifteen hundred dollars from some gentle.
mans pocket No progress, says Mr.. Ross,
has been made in that direction (the sea( to
keep pace with the movements over rail-
roads on the land, but this desideratum will
certainly be accomplished and demonstrated
IN his great discovery.
Boston AdUertiSer.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19

BETTER STILL.-We noticed, several
weeks since, says the Staunton (Va.) Vim
dicator. that Mr.. Joshua Evans. of this
county, had received intelligence that an es-
tate of 81 100000 had been left In Wales,
and that he was one of three heirs to it
We have been informed by one of the par
ties that the sum is 81, 100000, even larger
than first stated.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19

\ Portland, Maine. paper says that in
searching for liquors in house recently, in
that city, the police discovered several demi-
Johns full of the "crather" nicely covered
up in the cradle, which the woman of the
house was rocking very tenderly, that she
might soothe the slumbers Of the precious
dear
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19

There was no sale of the Public Works
of PENNSYLVANIA on the 9th ult The auc-
tioneer started them at fifteen millions, and
came down to the lowest price allowed by
law, but there were 10 bids.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19

The school tax has been carried In Ken
lucky by majority of $4,000.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19

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nnAnn nE AInERMEN-

FRIDAY July aid. ISAAC .. BARKER IN the
chair, aud quorum present.
TIE Rdising Of the Joseph WGlkcr.-rhe Control
Ter. in answer 10 resolution asking under what au-
thory he paid money for the raising of the ship Jo-
seph Walker, &C. reported that the exact amount al
ready paid was 81 500 The warrants were made pay
ON recustious of the Street Commission in the usual
folm At the time the first requisition was presented
he Controller was informed that Mr. Jones had made
uiopositiOn ~ raise the vessel referred TO, when
had been accepted by the Mayor; and also that Mr.
Jones had Given bonds for the fulhmcnt OF the un-
der6kng Ii il proper to add that the second request
ton of the Street Commissioner was originally made
for g. eco. Before tie WARRANT was made out, IN
comrlauco with the requsition, of the cred
i,ors Of Mr. Jones obtained an injunction ana
served a cory the Finance DEPARTING M Tor cialih
Of 100 lie warrant therefore was made tor jecV
he balanee was held subject 10 the orjer of the Coui
Tie Court made an order for the payment OF 81 500 on
the ella m against Mr. Jones, and warrant was made
out in pursuance TO such order and signed by COh-
troller The Man or refused 10 countersign the war
rant and hence the sum actually paid from the treas
urv AZ before stated, $500.
Tie following Message received from the Mayor, on
the same subject, with tbs papers attached, were re-
ferred to tie special Committee who have the matter
in charge ~. ,,.o,oss
To ne Hon. he Board Of aldermen
GTSfLFMEN: have the transmit herewith the pa
reTs or ucz adopted BY yor body July D ask
& Tor COZ any coesIoLdencs with Walter X Jones IN
relation the removal Of he ,unAen wTees 81 me g ySepn
movs Of Sefeli also e,oluon, upon the subject
paced b, the Conn issoner Of Heathi and also any eonu
ncstous by citizens others atiye 70 the dangers OF
pessuce Rey ae from the decaying vegetable matter
sut pcsed 10 he contained In said wreck -,
this subject apress have attracted attention In The
Con mon Council beg that far the Arrangement
with MI Jones coucerneo, IL made BY my set IN pusu
enee What deemed ample legal eutnony ana ha 10 tle
aeretueut 70 raise that vessel he interests II tho Cy were
sly totected end suffer any respect am entirely
Wiling all the responsibility Of the proceeding ana
respectfully any action which in your Judgment should DO
'aAeh III Tic p''"'i'' FERNANDO WOOD.
Pesolufi0H-By Aid. HERRIcX-To widen the eide
walks of Ninik-st between East River and Fltth-ay,
row in progress of regulation, 80 feet ana that the
oWres of pToVerty on the street have permission to
ipcose IS feet in width of the sidewalks for court
wards smiaro the regulation OF portions OF Fltth-ay,
Fourteenth, Twenty third and Thiry-ourth-ss. Re
ferred TO Committee on Lands and Places.
Tie Board adjourned 10 Tuesday at I. NJ.
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Netp91prk Daily Gibmne
BLESSED MEMORIES.
For The Tribune.

For The Tribune.
We hunted berries by bapbling brook,
And odorous flowers from every sunny nook
And stopped to laugh and hear the echos mock
Ring from old woods and gloomy riffs of rock.
We walked at MONDAY in q sheltered glade
Where sun nor starlight ever broke the shade,
Within the damp and gloom bird-song gushed,
streamlet through q rocky crevice rushed.
4 moaning mur1nur through the pine trees swept,
Within the caves the owl IN safety slept;
Tie aures snowy pillars opened there
And rouIed their poisons on the sunless ar.
We paused TO rest beneath a trailing vine
That cambered darkly DER a blasted pine;
Above the rocks its sweeping cui tails hung,
And DER the stream in tangled masses swdng.
She Lad great, proud wealth Of golden hair
Tbai shone ike moonlight in that s1adowe1 air;
A large blue eye, that made me think of heaven
When not a cloud across its deep is driven.
She sang; not as they sing with needless lips,
When keys are sprung by rosy hnsef-lipsi
But that strange strain We only hear IN treams
From voices tuned TO more than mortal themes
She walks no more that narrow unsunned glaze,
Long long ago she passed a denser shade;
Ard when the Darkness fed and morning broke,
She slept in death, aud with the angels woke:
OtlkddIe. Pa JOShI ma
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting of the Managers was held at the
Bible House, As;or-place the 5th inst at II Pm;
DIR Thomas Cock in the chair, assisted by BESJAsiS
l. SWAN, EsQ.
Twelve new Societies were recognized OF which
three ere in Texas three in Arkansas four IN South
Carolins, one in Tennessee, and one in Ohio.
Letters were presented from Mr.. Phillips, Agent IN
Oregon. showing TIE need of Bible distribution IN thar
Territory; from Meesrs Terrell, Elliott, and Buel IN
regard 10 the work in their fields from Mr.. Fighter
of Constantinople stating the demand for the Scrip
tules among the .odier of the French army and the
increasing neres. Of the Turks in the Bible from the
Rev Mcssrs. Goodell and Riggs of Constantlnople ne
turning thanks for the aid this Society has rendered In
publishing the Scriptures in the East, showing the
beneficial effect of the reading-room and Bible de
roeiiory opeped az Consantinope, and stating that
900 WIN before long be wanted 10 complete the puO-
rcaton of The Arreno- Turkish Bible from the Rev.
Xii Smith, ID. D., of Beyrout SAYING he had COM
Melted the translation or the Arabic Testament DIR.
Robinson from the Committee on Versions, also read
more recent letter from Dr. Smith stating that since
the completion Of the Arabic Testament the Penta-
touch and several of the smaller books OF the Old les
lament have been translated from the Rev. W. Lob
sohod. who was interpreter TO the Commission from
the United States 10 Japan, recommending the trans
ation of the Scriptures into japanese.
Grants we're made OF books to Ashley and Bradley
County Bible Societies in Arkansas 10 the American
Suroay school Union for the West; TO the Sunday
School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church; to
the Protestant Episcopal Bible and Prayer Book 80
ciet,: TO he Rev. d. ID. Lore, Missionary OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church in New-Nexco; beside
several others OF smaller amount IN different ian
euaces including twelve volumes for the Blind. An
AUTHORIZATION OF q 600 in money was voted 10 the
french and Foreign Bible Society
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

KENNEDY RO1bu has di.coyerd Il one s q SC5
posture weeds remedy mat cures .d-ia pi11
He tried in eleven hundred cases ana uevc' leo
except in two eeses BON thunder hSoT ne a All within
possession O over 81 Scston
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing mouth
three bottles will cure the worst kind oil puppies Oh INC
Two or three bottles viii clear the system Of biles
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst oAnker In he
three to five bottles warranted the worst Of
erysPelas. 49,. ,., >. ana. II hu,oo, IN III.
Two bottles are warranted running of the ears and
Feur or SIX bottles are warranted to corrupt aud running
ulcers ,s..-I,
Two OF three bottles the worst case Of
nngworn 49,, -, -. .. -. ,o.. so.,o-.,.
case Of iheurs afifrn.
Three to four bottles are warranted saltrheum
Five 10 eight bottles will the wOIa case Of scfoins
benefit Is always experienced from he Act bottle aad per-
feet warranted when the above quantity taken
Nothing looks improbable those who have 10 vain tleo
all the woneerf medicines Of the day as that common weed
sy Sum S1 in The Sysie YET it i fixed fact II You
humor has to start There lie sn hams has
Sout Is 8" p sif SSi Of BOSTON Know the e
feets Of 1t IN eSey fs IL has d ssys 70 ." ebaS
year old old people Of Sy have seen poor puny wony
ookng children hoso pesh son and asbby restored 70
perfect state Of health by one bottle
To those who subject ck headache one bottle wb
wss i1 sar. y' hsre berp eove for years and have
been eguaed by H. Where the body sound 1t works quite
where there arrangement OF the iuneons W
nature il Will cause very singular G hns but must not be
aiarued they always disappear from four days to week
There result from the contrary when that
feeling is gene you will feel yoHrseh hike person
heard some Of the eGcomiums Of It that ev@r
u.an listened to - - - ..,,.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. lS Warenst,
RoAlury, Mas rroe 81. - - ..,,,,o 20.
Wbolesae Agents for Nes.York. c. V. CLICKENERs Co,
No 81 BarclAy-st-; CHARLES H. RING Ne 1872 Broadway;
a h. 4 d. SANDS, No. 14l WilliaD-sti MARSH; ORNls
60 No $50 (;rsenwich-.t.: SCHIEFFELIN, BROS X CO.,
i7o NiiAmst; BOYD PAUL, c. ambers St WELLsS Co.,
us Franklin,; McKIssoN ROBBINS Coz No rs MAIDEN
lane; HAVILAND HARRAL & aISLEf, Wauen,'t;
WARD close a Co Maiden.lanei Mrs. HAYS, Brooklyni
and for sale al respectable Druggists throughout The
ITvfap
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LAKE DuSnoEE.-A locality worth visiting during
the uresep, hot weather is Lake Dunmore N Sails
buy, Adoison CO., Vt, about egh, miles east OF the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad. Visitors 'eave the
eers at Brandon or Middlebury, both equi-di-tant
from the Lake The Lake Is nearly circular in
fo,m, about a mile and. quarter wide, but on
the south tie boa; ayigation extends by mar
row ehanuel four or FIVE miles. A small wooded
bland resr tie western shore fsvorite resort Of
visitors, sdds much to the picturesque view. The
ws,r of the Lake is pure sod well adapted to
bathing from its clean, bold shore, ls well sup
Piled with fsh not excepting the larger trout and ex-
terisnced bostnen are at hand to a. 'omnodate the
admirers of Izsk Walton and his standard book upon
angling. Here the Green Mountain range comes
down 70 the edge of the lake in its own subImity'
and by an ascent not difficult the visitor may climb
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IRK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May 7, 10
TRANS Leave Ew-YoRK-For New-Hayen--7, A. M,
GA 1880 S2e, lex. and Ac.;l 4, (EN) $50 p. NJ FOR
Bndtspor-h A. NJ EI l2so s2q Ae ,s and s. En- =
and Westport-7A NJ; 1850 $40 4So p NJ, For Norwslk-
10 Nj i2so go S and Ae Is a. So Sl5 ~ p ~. M
AcJASO SIS z. NJ For Sismford-7 g A. N tENO l2SO
$40, T. Ok A30 sis P. NJ. For Port Chester and New
aud Intermediate ststons-7, A. NJ; 1880 $50 al5 AIS
Pm. .
cF1J For Hartford aud sprngfeld-s, tEx') l2So NJ
(Ex For Connecticut River Railroad to MontIeM-s A. NJ
Eew.London Railroads.&c. NJ; 4P NJ For Housstone Rail-
roads A. NJ; $40 L. NJ. For Naugaruek Railroads. A. Nj
$40 f. NJ. For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad. A Nj
<PM. 80 "a,
A. AZ, L8 (Ex.1 $50, SIS 2. NJ (Ex.l From bridgeport
sic T42 lO1s A. NJ; 2S2 Tex Eli, $50 p NJ, tENl From
p NJ CEx) From Port Cheste--5S0, 6. -, q &57, llS
A NJ 62P NJ JAMES II. HOYT, STp't
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been twice planted. We saw no iields wher !; VIZ
foot high; 10 most Of them il was not over SIX incnes
while too often the eye overlooked whole farms where
il wa, a. yet cnly possible to trace the rows gooo
growing ses.on. however, with q holding on OF the
September frosts, viii make corn crop yet.
0c,s are beading out finely, upon heavy, sout
straw, and promise en- abundant CROP but the proper
ton of this grain sown in that region small Inc
farmers IL Northern Indiana not melancholy men
lust now fChicago Press, July 8.
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CTppEAfF COJTRT-JOSFPH WE'LL Al

CUPREME COURT-JUotPH VEIL ana
- MAX WE'LL asst L. :. BERGEN, ga suit Ito he De-
fendsD: You hereby summoned and required 70 sn-e
III Geek of the CITY aud County Of New York al the q han
in The G Of NewYos, and 70 serve copy OF your
Was in said City within twenty d.J. afer the service o
M II YOU fail TO sisger the sad complaint within tie ts
soresad the plaintiffs in this action will take qGsm nj az 'n
Won m he ni Of ore hundred and twenty eight dollars aud
t.eptyrne cents with interest from the weniyihfd day Oh
Anil ore thousand eisht hundred and fy I'VE besides the
COTS Of his acton. Dated 20th June 1850
EMERSON & PRIt HARD Plaintiff Attorney.
The comp Ant this action filed 10 the office OF said
Cleik On The 2lst day Of June, 1888 .r
EMERSON PRICHARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff
lnr.frlIn
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b t C,see NJ God Fr and IoGep' nd 70 all per.
H. ,,.,a in he Fststs Of THOMAS L. CT sRA late Of the
CITY ofseTYoiL dscessed creditors lsAees next OF Kin Or
otherwise; Send Greeting: Yen md eaea u !Sa arc
cited REQUIRED be snd appear before our
safe the County New YoFk al bis Office IN ne 81
NcwYcIk on the 7ih day Of August next 81 eeTen
he of,roon oftat dsy and there % alter the ha @
temcu Il b. scce unit II poce -dng OF GEORGE u on
LFSPIF Executor OF the List VIII aud train' nt a'a
deceased In Testimony whereof have caused IN SCI o.
Cf ,aid Surrogate b. horeu affixed witness, "
Brad ord. Esquire, SuHog % Of oar -sii Coun5 = "
H. Cts q Ncwiors The I'D da. Of Jane n M yeAo o.
Lord one thogsanc eistt lnaired az ht'J-hs-.
its6 lswiWTu A. w bhADfOAbi SHEio-@'@
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CTPKFNE COURT-JOsEPH WE'LL and

y MAY WFII, u.ainst - :. BARGEN.-fiHs - SUI
To the DT FEH DANT-You hereby summoned A-a r.
oui-es 70 answer the complaint in this acton "cA WI
flee In the Office Of the Clerk Of the CITY mo Comfy oi
York At the Cty-HA in the City Of New oIs az
n vour auswe 10 the said complain: on the saose
AZ htt &c No walt n said Ciy, within weny -
,fer the service OF ihs summons on you exclusive OF nc
80 - serIee and if you fail the sAd c0mpat
hip The Aforesaid. the Plaintiffs N TN scch WI a
ud,nent against you for the sum OF Two hundred sal
one Gol, ar ooA-s from tn- IvliI
Gay Of November thousand eight nuniFed ami nfy oa
s,d an two hundred aud sixty dollars the 18th day OF
sru.y one thousand eight hundred and hyave btsde= me
costs OF tbs aetinn-Deie3 18th June, 656
EMERSON * PRTCHARD Plaintiff Attorneys.
The compliant in this action hed in the Office OF SAID
CLERK on the zlst day of June, ld51
.o~Er
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authors invention for the cure Of external wolnd
Tn bprs scslds bruises cha6ug diseased eupuons IL
pain snos instantly and heals quicker than any othe
APPLICATION wi bout leaving II has been amply proved
by trial Tie, cell II the depot Of HARRsuNS Oo
uIsn Pefu1ery Henry Isyieni, No q Johns at whole
sale II il AT rcia ty p Leggett No 40 Avenue a. They
o that lovely Extract Of the lovst OF lovely howe ne
oe vii MAX The hater 20 hate aud lover love the
mo q HARRISON'S Perfumes are all American.
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ONTARIO, STMCOE and HURON RAIL

" ROAD-Great Route for the Summer Tours. 20 hacki'
nav Ste. Marie Lake Superior, Green baS milwaukee,
Chicago and all parts Lake Michigan In connection WIN
the New York and Erie NewYoTk Central Railroads via De
weso OF and Niagara Falls aud Lake Ontario Parties
Pleasure aud all persons route 10 the above points an
obtain Through Tickets and al information concerning the
route by application the Office n tn Company, No 2S7
Broadway between Warren and Chambers.st 70 .
CHAS. 5. TAPPEN, General Agent
A RRuyFi Fs0, Superintendent Toronto
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NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILRoAD.-On snd

seuseI Trains VIII leave PIER foot Of Duane as too~'Nsi
DINklRk EXPRESS, AZ 4. NJ, for DunSrk-
BUFFAIO EMPRESS, AZ A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL s:l5 A. NJ, 0T Dunkrk and Buffalo and intenned
ate Stations by tbs Train viii remain night
Al Ovego and proceed the next morning.
ROCkLAND PASSENGER, st 3 r NJ, from foot OF Chsin
49, Via Peunont lor Suhens snd intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER. st4P p. NJ, for Newburgh and onsviie
and intermediate Stations -
NIGHT EXPRESS at6So p NJ, for Dunkrk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT ats 7. NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations
sTFAMBOAT EXPRESS, every day, excepting Saturdays
1850 p NJ for DuukIk aud Buffalo aud intermediate Sta
on SUNDAY two rxpres Trains, a. $3.50 and o;5a r. NJ
These Enpres Elrra with the hnis ana
Nsxsrn Fas Reirosd for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dan
MN wth he Lake shore Railroad for Cleveland CINCINNATI
Toledo Detroit Chicago &c. and with hntclAss splendid
steamers FOR A. p0rts Lake Enc ... %,
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-OTICF of APPTTCATTOY for the discharge Of

IN Al insolven from bis deb 70 he 80
of lie Revised Ss1uies-DOMISICK LYNCH. an ins3ve.
Notice srsf Do bishrd June 1855. Credtos 70
he Hon DAns p IrgrAham Of the Judges OF the
Common Pleas aud FOR the City and Co17 OF Nss
,be Chsukers Of Sid Court Ia the City Hs Of sald u
bs evene,th "a, of August 1855 ten O'Clock IN Tue ore
Soor McCUNS AoNCRIEF, Ai'ys fr lnso4'sa't