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Prussia, by decree, prohibits the exporta-
tion Of articles contraband OF war.
RJTgaIA

! Prussia, by decree, prohibits the exporta-
tion Of articles contraband OF war.
RUSSIA.
General Menschikoff has gone to Moscow:
The Grand nnkes Constantine and Michaei
are on thsir way to st, Petersburg from the
Crimea consequently it is not true that the
Grand Duke Michael had been killed.
Gen. Osten-Sncken now commands mt
sebastopol. Gen. Luders is ut Odessa,
Count Seamossky Is organising, ut Shum-
Ia a second regiment Of Turkish Cossacks in
which Poles are to be enrolled.
There is much doubtful talk Of autograph
letters passing between the Monnrchs Of
Europe. II Is snid the Gear Alexander has
written TO the King Of Prussia, soliciting his
advice, stating that Russia has notified Eng.
land and France Of the death ofthe Emperor
Nicholas and that the Emperor Of Austria
has written to the Emperor Napoleon that
he thinks the negotiations will lead to peace.
GREAT BRITAIN y
Since the death of Nicholas, the general
aspect of monetary and commercial affairs
has undergone favorite change, and hopes
Of cessation Of hostilities are more gen.
orally entertained.
FRANCE.
The Emperor's visit to the Crimea con-
tinues matter OF doubt. Warlike prepara-
tions are going on with as much activity us
ever.
Orders have been given to prepare to
transport from Toulon $4,000 men aud 800
horses.
Gen. Weddel, the Prussian Envoy, had
returned to Paris.
SPAIN.
The Madrid correspondence Of the Times
gives, in detail the government account OF
the recent conspiracy in Cuba. and says the
government has received confidential com.
munications from General Concha that the
condition OF Cuba inspires him with consider
able uneasness. He recommends that con-
ccssions be made to the colony, and that q
Cuban deputy be sent to the Spanish Cortes,
and begs the government not to emancipate
the slaves, which, he says, would be fatal
mistake, and cause Cuba to seek admission
into the United States. If the Cubans be
not paci6ed by concessions, he says that co..
900 troops cannot retain Cuba to Spain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
TO THE LADIES
OF Sunbury and vicinit,
AGNEW & CO.,

l96 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
A RE now offering to purchasers a spi",
"A Stock Of New Spring Shawls, Mant,ilas
Dress Goods: their assortment of Pari, II
Manlillas, is very extensive, comprising or
the best selected Stocks in tho City, ani n;
tremely low prices.
Brocha, Cashmere and Gala
dcred Shawls, long and square. Als,, Is
assortment Of Rich Embroidered and Fiaa
ton Grape Shawls..
SILKS-Particular attention Is request
our stock of Brocade, Plain, Plaid Stripe, n
Antique and blk. Silks, Of all qualities
prices. Wash Silks in great variety.
DRESS GOODS-Flouuced barege Y
Grenadines, Tissues, Bareges, Orssn,
Mousilens Challie Delaines, brilliants, r.
and English Chintzes, &c, Embroiderios
descriptions. Collars. Sleeves. Ruiiies.
ings. with a full Stock Of Rihbsns, Ladies
Gen,lemens' Gloves, Hoisery, &c,
Constantly receiving fresh supplies OF s,
able Goods, per Steamers from Hawe. l.v'
New York and Philsdelphia Auction 3,
Purchasers are requested to call and exam
stock of splendid Spring Goods before pa.c'
AGNEw 4 &C
1876 Chestnut ST., Phil
A pril 7, ls55.---3m. ~
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PROCEEDINGS

In Quarter Sessions Of Northumberland coua.
", .4pril Term 1855.
Commonwealth vs Jacob Seusenback.--
Surety OF the Peace April I'd 1855 Def.
bound for sum Of slO0 to keep the peace for
six months.
Com wealth vs. Abraham Ilileman,--Sure.
ty OF the Peace, April I'd, 1855. The prose.
cutrix, Harriet Driesbach, ordered to pay the
costs and application dismissed.
wealth vs. Harriet Driesbach. - Surety
of Peace. April "a, 1888, application dismis-
sed and prosecutor Abraham ilileman TO pay
costs.
Com wealth vs. Abraham oberdoFf,-Surc-
ty Of Peace. April Sd, 1855, Adam Lard
failing to appear and prosecute, his reeogni
rance forfeited
Com'weal,h Va Lyman Weaver, April 81
Indicimsnt Tor Form. aud Has, Verdict, Def,
no, guilty and county pay coats.
Com'wealth vs Joha peppin, Porn. AMI
Has. settled,
Con wealth Va wm. zolle, False PTeiene.
No bill Adolphas DurlaeheF prosecutor fo
eosis.
Con 'xeAlth Va MlshAsl LEHMAN. sF Nj
elasl HofmaA. JE Ca,harins FollmsF, God
fsy fsllmsf, Assaali sad Hal, nslls Psoss
90, a. 10 Mlehasl Iieaash JL aRd dodissl
follmsf other Dei,s, plead salty.
Com wsallk " SAINT q, Foy. fofs. sh'
Bas. ysssiet u Gall,y asalni iish
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
Ohio Municipal Elections.

SANpusKY. April 3.--At the city election
yesterday, the American Mayor was elected
by $50 majority. Only one Republican
Councilman was elected on the whole ticket.
The township is also anti-Know Nothing.
CLEVELAND, April 3.-The municipal cleo
tion yesterday, resulted in the success of
Castle, the Know Nothing candidate for
Mayor, by about 500 majority over cx-Gover-
nor Wood, Democrat.
In Cuyahoga Falls, the Know Nothings
have been defeated. Fifty is the smallest
Democratic majority.
CoLUMEUs, April 3.--The Know Nothings
elected all their candidates for city officers
yesterday.
TOLEDO. April 3.-The entire ant-K now
Nothing ticket was elected yesterday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
Al. The Post Office has been removed to n

RY" The Post Office has been removed to q
small frame building two doors west Of Tencr
& Co.'s store. The location is not as central,
nor is it as convenient, as the Office occupied
by Mrs. Packer for the last twenty years. In
conncxion with this matter, it may not be
improper to say that no class of persons re-
grct the removal of Mrs. Packer more than
the drivers Of the coaches. While on our
way to Pottsvle, few weeks since, Isaac
one of the old drivers, well known to all who
have travelled that route the last fifteen
years, after inquiring about the removal Of
Mrs. Packer, remarked that during all that
period, he never once had to wait five minutes
for the delivery Of the mail, and expressed an
honest and heartfelt regret at her removal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
RARE INSTANCE or LONGEVITY.

DIED at the house Of her son, George X.
Smith, in Selnsgrove, Pa, the lith OF
March, 1883. Widow REBEccA SMrB, lacking
but two months Of being one hundred and
tren,y.fpe years Of age. Her birth is inden-
tilted by a Record in Testament, copied by
the family physician. DIR. Sample, (sinee de-
ceasedl from the Records Of the Thomas
family. OF IIavre-de-G Grace. Maryland. where
her birth is recorded in May, 1880. She was
slave in that family, but with her husband
obtained her freedom, and about the year
1900 removed with DIR. Sample ana other
families. to Strasburg, Lancaster Co, Ia.
She had four children. horn al intervals oi
ten or twelve years, the last OF which she
bOre when over ninety years old. she re-
tanned her senses almost perfectly until the
end Of life. aud sustained herself BY ordinary
household labor until last December, when
her strength began 10 fail, and she gradually
died with no particular disease manifestine
itself She had the usual eharaeteristies 0
longevity, having descended from long-liyed
parents. was early 10 bed aud early 10 rise.
moderate eater strictly temperate Ia al
lhings aud never sleeping in room wiii
hre. She united wilh thu Nelh0disls. uPoI
the Ore, organization Of ths denomination ia
America. fhs record having been eonhFmse
by heT memory of eyefls Of over eentary'i
occurrence her age IL donhtless corset aal
the other particulars No dvnye from her son
the respectful and intelligent Barber sho hal
Feesnily established himself in I.egisbuTs.
| ihs birth ef Ms. ,. vas by tho aesoanl
tao {ssgs before that CIV lsuikatos, and she
sst fall . gaaIlsF of eshtaFy old Il tho Do
Rat ~ hEAppect, She was laaeh cider thai
The tniisd ataies- older lkAR The Aeth0dlsl
denomination aud q lhoasAni sysHis, 4
shieh ws leek ~ "hF 10 tbs sifsan, AZ tlais.
ssgs 10 hsf "a parts aai pafssls u hsg os
s'ei ealy 'lhiags v yesterday f'-Lssis
.HFg ctfaaifis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Phiia., March l3, 1855. |
IN ENncrrINE Committee.

IN EXECUTIVE IoMhlTIEE,
Resolred, That the American State Execu.
tive Committee of Pennsylvania, do appoint
the FIRST MoSDAY in May. the ASSIvE.sARY
oF THE MARTYRS OF KEssIsGroS, for the as
sembling of an open American State Con-
vention, at Harrisburg, in the Representative
Chamber at the Capitol. or some other
convenient building, at ii o'clock. A. NJ
The several counties Of the state are reques-
ted TO elect delegates respectively, equal in
number. to their Representatives in the
Legislature.
II is respectfully submitted that the objects
OF the convention are. the nomination openly
of q Canal Commissioner unless the Canal
Board should be abolshed) the election Of
delegates TO an open National American
Convention. aud such other measures us the
Convention may deem expedent for this adj
yaneement Of the cause Of open American
Organization in the Safe aud Nation.
=. SKEN. SMITH. Phila..
Chairman American State Executive Com.
COUNTY MASS MEETING.
In accordance with tho call for an Amer.
can State Convention, there will be an
American county Mass Meeting held AT
Sunbury. on Friday the goth. at 10 o'clock,
A, NJ, for the purpose OF appointing dele,
gates 10 attend the State Convention.
All who are In favor of an open American
organization will please attend, l.e, each
township be fully represented,
Distinguished speakers nom Philadelphis
and Camden, \. j, are expected 10 b
present.
J.J. JOHN. shanokin.
Chairman NoFsh'd co Executive Con,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

ES The storm Of wind that prevailed on
Sunday and Monday last, did considerable
damage in many places, unrooing houses
and in one instance tearing up the track of a
rail road in New Jersey. In this place. we
believe, no serious damage was done. The
new Lutheran Church. now under roof had
its western gable end blown in. Between
1000 and 5000 brick fell inward breaking of
seven or eight joists, the floor not being laid
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

wAsnISGIos, April a--Maeh excitement
has been oceasloned here to-day, by = report
that clerk Ia the hrsl Auditors ofiee, had
forged the name Of JensTson DAVIS. seereta.
~ VI War, 10 notes Of hand. amounting, II ls
said, 10 from sl0.000 ~ 10000 Ihe mates
are IL ,hs hands Of brokers, moasy leadeFs.' r.
Ths suspected party left the elly on Sunday
aight liz sas an lhllnials fElead of uen,
Davis. bat il "a undsFslood that the latter wlll
aoi interfere 10 screen him irola paniskmsni
n b. is taken,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
ess- The A nril term of our Court comm,

o. The April term of our Court commen.
ced on Monday last, an inconvenient season
for many who are in the moving mood. There
was however, pretty good attendance the
first three days-which were taken up chiefly
with the criminal calender. The applicants
for Tavern licenses we're heard on Tuesday
night. There were applications for several
new taverns, but the Judges did not feel very
favorably disposed in extending the number
Of licensed houses.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

PaiLApxLFRIA, Dee. Is,
Messrs. EvAxs d WArsos, Ne. 8
Fourth st., Philadelphia.
Gentlemen We take much pless,
eammending your Salsmander Safes 10 "
and others in want Of q secure means I,
wing their hooks. papers, etc, from fr
one we purchased from you about seyo
since has preserved our books, papers
in as good q condition &c they were
into IL, hefore the great ERE Of this nornn
destroyed the entire block Of buildings
Chestnut and Sihh streets. The aboy,
in use ia our Office, on the second 4
building, from which place !, tell into
aud remained there until the fire was
Safe was then removed aud opened Ia
enee Of al least 1000 persons, who wit
good condition Of the contents. VIII
have the Safe and Locks repaired, as,
10 put II IN use sga,n, hayi.g psfeet
in ils ere proof qualities.
Yours, Respectfully,
LACY y Pl
Evans 4 Watson take pleasure inT
the following, among the many hun
have thelT saies N ss,-l. =. Mint
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, Phih
Alien, Esq, High sashfi. Phila lohl
deTson. City Controller Caleb Cope
lisa Marks. ST. Richard Norfis 4 =
motive builders, phlaia Bancroft
Maehinlsls, saTass lslh ahl James
khh fife Insurance To-, rhllaI PEI
Railroad ca, phils. Lacey 5 Phlh
slh sad AAoI sisi shaIplsss He
south second So, lsHss ksni A =
il1 Nenh rhlti -, W n, hafsima
Na. 81 NeHh fhhd sli siaih, Wdha
No 81 Ma,ksi si,, J. A a. on's,
Chs tina. -
A iaIgs assaftasni u 1hs ah1's -
aa had : aIsnisd "a sssn1 - lss'i
'aoIs De- lhsu 80, iisHins's ssls ~
EVANS a WATSON, sl.s s,sas
kssR ~ ssls. lIan Ahs,isis lisa -
Dssh, G,f nskins aIs'pfss,i N.s'ls
sisiss, pshlle aal Fglstis ssii,i,.s
lsilsf ,'aeylas fss.sesi Fs'ss,' sssN
I t,i....t.,f.. 49, fissss Uite ~ 49,
$3.50 Fosak "A, l'hiAjslfeis
kEl ista fly 10
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

kY The SuAMoKIs Coal TRADE.-Some Of
our operators have again resumed their coal
shipments. The first boat Of the season was
dispatched on Saturday last since which time
quite a number of boats have arrived and
were dispatched with cargoes Of the black di-
almonds. The Canals are, we believe, in good
navigable order, and there is every prospect
that We shall have brisk season.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

E9r The LuNBER TRADE.--The ice on the
Susquehanna this spring passed off without
the usual freshct or break up--simply wasting
away. The rise in the river and its tributa-
ries was not sufficient to get out the lumber,
and the consequence is, that very little has.
as yet come down. This will be serious
loss and inconvenince to those who are enga-
ged in the business of getting out lumber.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

WATSON DEpUr. TaoMAs DsrJr.
j. S. DEPUY SONS,
No. 223 North Second Street, 6elor Calioriil.,
and S. ". Corner Eighth and Spring Gards5
Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
"OULD respectfully inform their hrGer
w customers and others, that thew have isst
laid in splendid assortment Of
Carpets, OH Cloths, Mattings,
Window Shades, Door Mats, &C.. &C., al s.ry
reduced prices Wholesale d Retail.
TAKE NOTICE.-We will sell our cool.
as cheap as any other house Of the kind IN ths
city,
Pn'la., April z, ls55.--w3ms 3mt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

a. The Sunbury Brass Band gave Con.
cert in the Court House on Monday evening
last The room was well filed, and the per-
formance gave very general satisfaction. The
Band is composed Of young men Of this place.
and contains considerable musical talent,
which only wants practice and instruction to
develope itself more fully.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

MostsElL. Apnl AT has bssa sasslas
hard ksge iof Tbs lAsi hllsen hoaFs. sRd the
hsssy dFIlls 5Fs lksly grsslly " lmpeds the
iFalns apss ihe railroads.
OebssssVss, AFfl A ssysFs sasa
store = pfessllihg, sl.h AssFy n0FtAsssl
siaa fhs lksrso@slss !. 10 asgEsss shows
ssip,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
HAYDOCK & FIDLER,

nEALERS in Watches and Jcwelry, -i!
~ continue the business a, the old stand OF
James D. Fidlcr,
No. IL South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they solicit an examination Of their ia'e
and varied stock feeling assured that the exp,
rence both of them have had in the busints
and the facilities they possess for procurin
goods on the most advantageous terms, will en-,
bic them to compete favorably with any 9TH
establishment in the city They havs nov {
hand fine assortment Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
Silver. Plated and Brittania Ware. Cutler
Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
n. B.-Repairing of Watches and eli kinds
Jewelry attended to with promptness an! =
greatest care.
Phia., April Z, is55.--tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
RLEcrror nsors sr crrc,rrAr1.

CrTcrNSArI, April 7.-The municipal cleo
tion in this city took place to-day. The vote
poled was very large, and the result will not
be ascertained before Monday. There has
been much excitement, and in some of the
wards considerable fighting, especially at the
polls in the Eleventh Ward, which is largely
German. It having been charged that par.
ties in this ward we're prevented from voting
the American ticket. a large party Of Ameri-
cans took possession of the ballot boxes and
destroyed the tickets. In the melee. one
man was killed and several wounded. This
ward, il was supposed, would give 600 or zoo
majority against the Know Nothing ticket
but the vote cannot now be counted. Great
excitement prevails, and further disturbances
are apprehended
SECOND DESPATCH.
CINCINNATI, April 2-8 p. M.-The result
of the election to-day is unknown, but the
Know Nothings are reported ahead. Several
serious disturbances took place during the
afternoon, and one American, (Mr. Brown
and three Germans are reported killed in the
Eleventh Ward. where the ballot-boxes were
seized and destroyed
After the first collision the Know Nothings
rallied, and taking cannon from the Ger
mans. turned it upon them and fired. The
number killed or injured is unknown. The
greatest excitement prevails and further col.
isions are anticipated, US the Know Nothings.
who have been ordered to rendezvous in the
Eleventh Ward, are now marching thither
with cannon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

9y The FOREIGN ESLIsrMENTs.-Enlisting
soldiers for the British army, has been stop
ped in New York and Philadelphia, by the
action Of the L. S. District Attorneys, who
very properly say the continuance of peace
to our country depends upon the strict en-
forcement Of our neutrality laws.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

g. The Cattawissa Railroad Company
dent Of the susquehanna Telegraph Company,
for the erection Of telegraphic wires along
their line.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

ps.,a ~ gaf rkEsigkAIs si4lra. NU'
kllsahslk AeAsll, sliea " the lsls tisa,
JoLs McNs.l. sRi slssff " ffsslasni fisiegl
Asl Il CoaseIa o. lhe st,h sli, " hsg ssih
yssr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

- Business notices crowded out will ap.
pear next week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
CHOICE GROCERIES.
BURTON & FENT0N.
S. W. corner ISirh and Arch street

3. ". corner SfIh and ArcK itreetf
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVING reitted their Store anew. and ~.
- plenshed their stock Sv the addition Of
every thing wanted in Select Family Grocery
Store, so as to make up full and most complete
assortment, now offers for ssle to their friend.
and the public on the best terms the following
excellent Goods, viz: Jellies of all kinds rre.
serves; Fresh Fr uits in bottles and tin cana :;
White Glover Honey Latour and ether brands
Of Olive Oils; Sperm and Stsarine Candies ali
the best brands Of Groceries; Crackers, with
choice assortment Of oil the staple articles vhci,
will be sold at the lowest prices. Please s!'s
us a call.
BURTON Il FENToN,
Family Grocers and Tea Dealers, 3. ". to,.
Sixth and Arch SITS.
Phila., April Z, 1855 ".
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

81 Our readers will find on our fourth
page some agricultural articles from the
Germantown Telegraph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

fHs -htslks CAsAsLH- Ihsfs ass ga,
f'elsq a VA ssnsls a Ass tosk STAT. az,
~ s.s se.sea q ssslssfloa .bo4i Sd o9o
ess,ess sAi sooo begs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07

To ADvsRrnsss- The circuisiion Of the sunbury
Amenrsn among the different towns on the susqushanns
is not exceeded fsqualsd y any paper pabhed in North
sfu Fennsyvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
Communicated.
SHANoKIN, April 3. 1856

SHANoKIS April 3. 1855.
II. b. MAssER, Esq. Sir-You will confer
q great favor on the American Party by
giving the following notice one or two inser-
tions in your paper.
Yours, &C..
j.. JOHN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
SHAMOKIN
Collegiate Institute,

D. sTRoH, A. M, Principal.
WE third session of this Institute will cou,.
= mence on Tuesday the 1 st dsy Of Ms,. isss
The session will continue fifteen weeks.
Tuition payable at the middle Of the session,
as fallows
Primary department, per session, a4.as
Acsoemic e,37i
Collegiate eso
Pupils not received for less term than half
session.
For further particulars address .hs Rev. c. ].
Ehrehart, Shsmokin, Pa.
Shamokin, April z, ls55.-et.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-07
AUSTRIA

tee Russian HaysTnmont has ustiAsd
,Anss snd tnglaad that the mission al the
nhss AFehduks, William, 10 sd. PsleIs.
'- a. as' of smypaiLy merely.
Aau.A IA. Addressed a eircalaT 20 The
s,s.s.s fedstL IeysTanssls. inloFmiag
49,. sass ~ Ansillaa Comailssioner wlll
1000 ss,,.,tssss sss pfeposiiion towards an ascinal
s-i'eei ~ ths usfpisnle eeailasslts Iks
slfeaisf slss lnslsis on ~ as....i,, N h.'e
Pisfa'ed ~ ~ sssalsalilss :" ""'s
PRUSSIA.
tls.ss Ass ssasa siieslsss ~ hst aiolo
- ~. sesssisf sssais. slsilas lhst 49,.
-ss. y se..sss tasi a. UtFolsilss. III.
49," "H "f'siss's q a. Ftsisssi.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-24
IJAkLn RAILROAD.-NIASD gourE-cS ANp
III after Monday, July 20, Sundays sxcep:Ad, for
Albany and Troy, eaviss depot corosr Of UAIts sua

Ill after Monday, July 20, Sundays s1csp:Ad, for
Albany and Troy, iesviss depo, coresr Of 4AIn aud
NAH train st 80 A. NJ, r.opsux At winl.us, ar.ag.
and mail stations North. Passenger for Lebanon spra
Way express. r. NJ, stopping A. white Plains, Ssw.
castle Croton Fals, and stations North osnnectng a.
TRAM .rryina a HiSs., ~ ioiSP.a 0-a A'P''"
From CITY Han stAton-Dovsr plains az p. H., stop
ping at Al statous. Tho 6P N. Dover Plains train VIII
$3.50 A. X on aona.y. cro.on rotor T.l. :. 10 K. n
stepping at all ststeDs. Croton Falls a.4P stop
and is p stopping At YorsvIs and stat ons S,rth
wlians' Bridge ~ $50 A. NJ AIS, 40, 545, AID
iiPn, stopping = al way s..nOn:
. A. NJ, White Plains .; IL NJ
Passengers may also procure tickets and hare their
vest and north Of Albany, al the eoupssys oaisss,
corner Bovsry aad Broome utreets, AMI Fourth
au s.. and Twenty. .I yi,. street ret;
At 80 ~, and Chatham Four Cornsrs a. si5 A. NJ.
On the arrival Of the train having ritAheli =, 90,
rvisg At Nss YORK at 1sior.M.
EIprss rsia leaves Albany At II A. ~, and Chatham
having Canaan ct ~ r. ~ connect with this train,
stopping signal at all stations Williams Brds,
arriving at Nes York att IS r N. O.. N. from Dover
a, New York At lols A. N 1904 " from Cro.oa
Falls, stopping at all stations, arriving a. Nev York ~
$50 A NJ Ter "; from cro:oa fAl., .'s2glas a. ~
Prom Wihlams Bridge ~ t40 $50, art 1910 A. N
lJ6, 515, CHS, rs and % y stsp2isg a. all sts
topn. Pas,spgsrs by ths 1910 A. n. from wlldAG.
Bridge, and the $50 p. 81 iro1 White Plains VII BE-
landed In New Yorh ~ the Twenty ,I.b street station
emily.
sunday srrssssnsnt-Trains vn leave fox croos
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stations and 20 y. NJ, stopping 81 al stat north
OF foFdhsn.
For Tnans' Bridge and Al way stations a. Q % AN
and 80 r ~ E4turnng, Leave Williams Bf.as. A. ~
A. And GAS y. stopping At AL sta.isns
Freight fer Albany received caly ussl r. " =. tks
depot corner Of Centre and White streets, New Tors
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