The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ToR CoNEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON THE
I steamer Norwslk leaves New York IS follows
F. NJ; pier foot q Spring street, sX A. NJ 12x and 81
P. NJ. pier No North river 1t 10 A. NJ, and P.
Island 5 Fare
cents. No half price for children.
ENOR BRIDGEPORT, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AT
3o'clock, July 3 connecting With the Housatonic,
wharf Peck slip, r. on Tuesday afternoon, at three
o'clock n. B.Thsre will be no boat on Wednesday
morning. 4th. For information inquire of
GEO. W. CoRLIEs, 2s3 Pearl street.
d OCULAR DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY, LANDING AT
II Yonkers, West Point, Newburg Poughkeepse, Cat
skill and Hudson, from pier foot Of Jay street. second
TAN, Captain l. Polhemus, will commence her regular
trips to Albany Wednesday, June 90, 1855, leaving
wednesday, and Friday, At O'Clock A. NJ, arriving Il
Albany in time for the cars returning viii leave Albany
SUNDAY TRIP TO NEwBURG, WEST POINT AND
- Cold Spring, landing at Yonkers Hastings Dobbs'
Ferry Tarrytown, Sing Sing Haverstraw and Cozzens'
steamer IHOS. E. HULSE viii leave from foot Of Jay
street every Sunday morning, at TX O'Clock for the
above places; returning, leave Newburg at y. M
mo DAYTON, CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE
Erie Railroad Hudson River Railroad, Peoples line
steamers New York Central Railroad, Lake Shore Rail
road Cleveland and Toledo Railroad to Clyde thence BY
Dayton railroads. Quickest and most direct routei
Through from New YORK to Cincinnati two hours in ad
vance Of any other route. Connections certain, and
ample time for meals Three daily trains Passengers
leaving New York evening steamers OF Peoples Line,
or A. M. train of Hudson River Railroad, or A. M.
train Of New York Erie Railroad connect at Buffalo
and Dunkirk follows:-Arrive ut Buffalo 9P. NJ Dun
kirk 1915 PM. Cleveland $50 AM, Grafton 706 AM,
Clyde $3.50 A. NJ, Bellefontsne l1.4S A. NJ, Dayton
p. NJ, Hamilton p. NJ, Cincinnati P. M. Passengers
leaving New York evening boat Of Peoples Line or
A. NJ train Of Hudson River Railroad, or A. M. tram
of New York and Erie Ralroad arrive In Cincinnati two
hours in advance Of Columbus route. Second train
Leaves Cleveland, from west side Of river A. NJ, on
arrival Of steamers Crescent City and Queen of the West
from Buffalo, arrive at Sandusky l1.36 A. NJ, Dayton
6P. NJ, Cincinnati sop. NJ. Passengers leaving New
York p. NJ trains Of Hudson River Railroad, or Neg
York and Erie Railroad, arrive at Buffalo 10 80 A. NJ,
Dunkirk 1859 A. NJ, Cleveland $40 p NJ Grafton As
Pm, Clyde $50 P. M, Dayton 4.6o A. NJ, Cincinnati
cs Hudson River Railroad, New York and Erie Rail-
rosd by this route arrive In Cincinnati thirty four mi
nues in advance Of Columbus route. Be sure to cali
for tickets via Clyde and Dayton Cleveland passengers,
route for Cincinnati via Clyde and Dayton, take the
cars of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad and are eau
toned To beware Of the OF runners in
the Cleveland depot that the train for Cincinnati does
leave until 80 NJ. Two hours gained BY taking
6loA NJ train, via Clyde and Dayton Baggage checked
or Dunkrk TO Cincinnati. Through tickets, and all In
formation be obtained board Peoples Line steam
ers, or at the ticket Offices Of New York and Erie Rail
road, NewYork Central Railroad and Hudson River Rail
road, or at Office Of Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, 1b9 Broadway. T. G. MITCHELL, General
Agent, 1b9 Broadway, New York city. g. b. BROWN,
General Eastern Agent