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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02

/ stood that lord Napier susialns the aeUon
of tho administration and has written to
the British eonsAls on the ls,hmus not to
interfere.
The latest accounts from General Walk
ar represent tina, he IS still IN kivas which Is
strongly fortified, and that he has i"tce
OF 500 men, in good lighting order, besides
300 who arc IN the hospital, or at other
points on duty In addition It IS sand, he
ha. plenty OF arms aud ammunition ana
about four months provisions. 80 hfm Is
he ia hs position, that it is asserted, he
believes he can hold Rlyas with a force OF
only $50 men.
Tho officers Of the steamship Tennessee,
represent that great dissatisfaction ex-
is,ed among the officers Of Lockrdee's
command. because OF his refusal to attack
the enemy at Castillo.
Those who are well informed as to the
strong position Of the enemy, on the cons
trary, think that l.oektidge pursued the
~isest course IN rereaiing, as The enemy
had three strong positions, va: the old cas-
tie OF Castillo. filed with troops, battery
on the rivprs edge. strongly fortified, and
at least 800 troop. on Nelson's hill.
Notwithstanding this formidable array,
~ y r.. ,.' -, az, and ,hoy covo
- a.,.b L,r., G..lin, ha.
ia .a, nh, 10 "a,
tempt,
''@ Jnn ~, 49,. 80.
W ~, ' - a,,l d'.h,nl.J ,,J ,,aI
- STAT. ia, 6,s, ,.,.,,,-
,.,n,t, ,.,t,lly Ly N,y q, XIV West. tn
,,b,b ns,. il !. understood. llcy wiH be-
conyey,d hy a British ship of war rhcy
,yonld bay, bsan bfouaht hy the steamship
tennessee. bat there WAS not sufficient time
60 gst them ou board
Iockr,a,.'. force. consequently. il res
-,b,,.d +, ,b,nt 100 men. including 80
T.x,n. VITA these. il was BIZ. intention
4, pt,ceed m the steamboat Rescue o.
pn1ta Arenas and thence to AsriuNall,
auI then cross the l.ihmus to Panama,
and proceed ~ the Pacific coast, to JON
Geurfll Walker ut Etns
itls course will cause great loss ct
time. and httond ail, wl,i nr"it" the loss
j t.sf q o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02


rcde and maider are right. and We cannot
iairIfese wiih hlm because iorsooih every
man is protected here with the liberty of
speech There are some crimes when COM
m.tlcl that are 30 outrageous that the people
are c'esHy in-tihlhie to RE zap ~ CD" majesty
Of their might. and assert their rights Self
preservation, u the FIRST great m~ OF nature
Now, we do not wish 10 be misundef>
stood We tbiak tia, when man adso'
Gates abolition doctrines, Publishes the pro-
dnc,ions OF abo.ii.oui.ts, or defends snen
iucend.srie-, tho question ought not to be
asked whether hs !. shie, dsmocrat, or
know nothing; bat !, ought 90 be the i'm
pulse OF every man to give him bis just
dcseti,. Have our Know Nothing friends
done lh.. .n tbs case OF Flanagan Have
they manifested any disposition to censufc
bin? Can they be drieeg to drlouaec
him Wp shall see. Every Democratic
paper in the State hns denounced Eauss
and Lemor. Not oae Is. :. paper has, a.
yei, alluded to ,ha Hammer. When they
have deal. properly with Flanagan, we
shalt presea. ia, nam.s 81 others OF their
party, tqnsIiy as guilty, aHd occupying a
higher position, IS hon Ne saa.. desire them
60 take iu hand. Ils history Of the opera
lions 81 Joau Minor Bots and hcouelh
Rayaar n tae lsst eanyass the trs. ia BIS
abolition speech IN Virginia, and the united
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02

or The JEFFERSON Herald and the Cad
do News, are engaged in putting patent
specifics and medicines. We wonder i
they speak from persona! anoaledge :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02

or The Dallas Herald. published in the
heart Of the wheat growiag portion OF
Texas, rays. in It's issue Of the lsth, that
the wheat is coming up from the roots, and
II is hoped that fall half crop will be
made. Such il the case also in this region.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02

OF Amidst tho general destruction OF
the fruit throughout tho country, we were
surprised to learn that there was one place
exempt Mrs, Swanson. Whose panta
ton borders on the Lake, has, We are in
formed, peach orchard, the fruit Of which
has not been killed. This is extraordinary
aud nexplicable.
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MRnNn nAlE


h-7nsh m'.''6'' ar falsf q" ''r aa'I'. Vs.
- 'it' =
or iia l3a.
Nrr.ee- m r.. tssi.s %. Van "rua'.h.I .1
the Republican ~-s before l'f. I'e V'al '''il '
"a' o'"''si ai Pc ''"osn'en''' 'i 'Na '''' '''".
n,' We ~.is'aiinl liar N., .. qn.e number
49,. -. -. ~. .,.i 4..,..
l,',.. .,.... 49,. -.
smplg to aiisaa a convention. I'm r.,a. itt, Thought
nothing Of
ns- We .re our r,. iaase. pl1i Iarraf' Wta.
vine aad Publication. u 'e @''i'''' not ihf'ff
-. wv .5'.,..,..l..... -. ....,
admiration points. a,aas 10. a.t ean,a.. 81 ,a-
beginning Of ''e hno'1s e'1''rfa no. h' m'snf'ae
'o'''''. ''''''s 81
OLA. .,,. l,.,. ..s.t ., ..-'a, ,al ,an,a.,
G,oi.. H. uex Advertisement will appear n.t
week -
oF u Van HOOK hAs ''''ina stoves to ''ih 7''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02

or Robinson circus WAS at Galveston
on the l1lh, playing to crowded houses.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02

Rogers and Riser, coniined in all at
Dallas on charges OF larceny and forgery
resp cuyely, made their escape a few days
since.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02

DANciNG ScuooL Nr. BuGG desires
us to say that lis school vii close on
Tuesday evening. Patrons arc invited to
attend
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or T. y NcfALL. Esq, vii accept our
thanks Tor late New Odeaa', New York,
aud European papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-02

BY the Governor, T.. NJ PEAst
Ed. Clark, Secretary of State.
Norg.-lhe different papers Of the Se'I
are authorized to publish said proposed a'n.p'
ment Tor three months before the next eieeuo !,
Of Representatives, aud will forward "e"
accounts to the Secretary Of Stale. -Gdas H'.
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ITO HOLDERS Of BILLS Of the BANK OF

TTW IIUIDEKS OF DILLO VI IHB DIf4Nh VT
Il THE REPUBLIC, Of Providence. by decree OF
the Supreme the State Of Rhode Island March Tenn
1857, in Providence, 1t is ordered: 49,
That the Receiver Of the Bank the Republic Of Providence
hereby authorized and directed to give notoe that tbs Holders
OF the Bills Of said Bank Of the Republic in order to be
entitled dividend of The assets Of the Bsuk required 70
deposit with the Receiver before the st day OF
that the Receiver to such Bill Holders
cerfe Of such deposit which shall tntits them to all div
ends which be payable sd bulls future order
ssid Court and that such deposit shall not impair the rights
Of the depoors claim which they have upon the
Stockholders Of said Bank ... .
In accordance with ad decree hereby give notice 70 the
Heders Of the bills Of said Bazk Deposit the with
or Of October next and receive cer
cate ereor and that will attend at the American Bank In
Providence. to receive the same from ii IN to O'Clock M
on n. business days Of said Bank: -
Of be Bank of the Republic Of Providence.
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Zrrw w1nr-cAIraE ROUTE from NEw-

NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from r NV.
~ YORK TO ROCHESTER The KoOnE s shn !. . sas
o,ean rh the Bus.o Coming and New York and NV
York snd Ere Railroads. forms direct route nun
% Of this route together with the superior com
fort .sordd y q, iso wide ssrs
DE t.s ~" r. the and Ee Railroad
Ticket Offoe, foot Of Daane' end NO II" 0f0'd"'''
P,.iabt. m he New York and Roches
tar With Dispatch Any information desired 10 regard tn.eso
ss b. obtained BY calling Gener. Fright Agent Of TIE
Pan E,p. fss. 1sr3 No les s;S.a.;y Railroad on
Sunday. J. A ksDflLLO. suP---ne-------
N7FW-TFRSEY RAILRWAD--For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. VI. JERSEY
CITY-Mal and Express Lines: Leave New York sas \,
N md and P:aa so 70 * kennsss TAssaS
.oa for Cineinns. II and SO 50, and the West and 70.
Baltimore. Wa,hinstOn Norfolk Sc and through baggage
checked 70 w'.hins:'' wo eSSsB r. Assistant
No B..i will in TIM.
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, CONNECTING the Atlantic cine. WIZ WE
Western Moth western and south state. hopss
With dly line a Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
and at Cleveland and sandusky with stesers 20 ~ R
an. and T..bls route BY which FREIGHT be forwarded to
ara PHILADELPHIA sod PITTSBURGH
Fs saSs a.s. and sSt 1ip
B9".' R{ boxes SS.a and bales. Feathers Fu
SECOND CLAsS-Domestic Sheetine. shifting ana ,o. =,
Ticking I'm original baies) Drugs I'm casN mslu ra M
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes) Wool and SneeP wv ~
Pelts Eastward. Ac..... ..s''.:'''''.."l
TaIsp CLAss-Anyils, Steel Chains tin essts 5ocents
Hemp Bacon Pork ssed loose or In sscfs 100 ID
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or cat, NC
FoUsTH CLASS Coffee, Fish, Bacon Beef and A .. =,
Pork I'm casks boxes. Eas'vard) Lard snd %SSf
Lard Oil, Nails Soda Ash Otrinsn Clay T1' ~" 10
FLoUR-Sl y Dbl until further notice. .
GKAfN--5S cents y 100 n until further notice ..L
CoTToN-$2 bale, not exceeding 5OO weight uht 'uno
notice. .c,, ,,.,
In shipping Goods from any point east Of De par
ticnsr 10 mark the package Via Pennsylvania Railroad Az
Good. consigned the Agents OF this Road at Phadepnso
vsburah will be- forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTs-Hsrs Wormley Co, Memphis, Tenn
Ind Dume.piI Bell Co.. and Carter Jewett Louisville,
Ky Medium Msdi'9n Ind sPs%s1 b5o .~s.,v; Ins
OIo; Leech Co.. No 81 Knhyst Boston; Leech CO.. NO.
Astor House. New York, and No Williamst New forsi
Il j. Sueeder, Philadelphia Masraw Rooms, batamorei
Geo. C. Franciscus, Pittsburgh ,,u,,,,
II II HOUSTON General Freight Agent Phisdeipaia
n. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona, Pa
Nay |, 1857.
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BY the Grace Of God Free and Independent al per.
ssns interested In the Estate Of JOHN MARTIN late
Csy o. dec.:ssd crsdi.' ss.sees Of Him.
ea end required be and sppesf before
,sste Of the County Of New York. hi. oce In tia City
New York, the 9Th day Of August nsxt esvep o'clock in
the forenoon Of that day then and there 70 attend the 6na
ttmsot q the secoun q proceedings q Bernard McFeely
kxecssor Of the Last Win aaa ressmsut Of d deessss h
testimony whsFe heys casseA ths 6sa q Ocs Of ssl
6soete ~ b hsrsnto axsA Wsaess AsxanAsr W. Bed
fsS esQurs 6snposhsf 80 Couaky e ths Cts OF
(s Yos Ne sh dsF q Isyt q III yese e eur Leri
one AssseaA eio1e hultssA 81 eAfssssa 80 |
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Frw YosK Jun. iss'.
DUNCAN. SHERMAN Co.'sBUiLDsG
WE have formed a COMPREHENSIVE, under
W the N X. LEWIS i1S 1T 7 THEODORE STOUT.
GENERAL k1' .f Ss Tx, .s'i'i s 6
IpeIudee the negotiating q FOREIGN and DoMssrIC TX
% ou S in the Hou.t
time whom tshs pleasure r.frrnr aaords Us peculiar
sdy.ntases & conducting the busn.s .s proPo..
md s c sTocRs md BcSbs Sa FoRES
CHANGE Coectons made On all patti OF the country upon
Interest allowed on Deposits A. ~ bEWlS
In addition to the sbov. resrepss r.sent BY permits.
aon the following j. T. sOutter, Preasn Of %, s:at
ss.nts, E,eh.rs. Bank wn B. A.er ESQ, sew Yors Hon
VIM k:nt; En'sus Corning. esq Albany cha' H. Fi'ns'
esq, Philsdslpia
MR.. DAVID DUNCAN has THIS DAY be-
- come . MEMBER OF our h DUNCAN, sHxBsA- Co.
Eew-Yort Julyl. 1887
nISSOLUTION.-The firm of DREXEL,
~ sATHER CHURCH, Of San Fr,aci'co and sscrape'ss
California IT, from this day dissolved BY Limitation, r. n
DREXEL Of Phlsdelphis- retiring therehorn
sAT ba a. sd. .s susodss
collect and settle all claims In California and T. d.
xpy ou...sndna Srs On Win b. paid on the
respective places upon which they are drawn novxrr
,.,. >, ,.,, +: S $ SHaScH
NONCE OF NEW FIRM
p SATHER and r. w. CHURCH have thls DAY formed
under the Of SATHER CHURCH and
viii continue the BANKING BUSINESS a. hsrso'ore con-
Quoted by the late firm. 2 sAfhEfh;a
San Francisco, June Is 1857. Z. W. ShohCh.
DATHER CHURCH. Bsnkers
Corner of Battery ard Clsy-sts.
pr.v BILLS OF EXCHANGE at sight in sans to ''i' a.
follows:
ON New York PAYABLE st the American Exchange Bank
ON Boston Payable Sh and Leather Desers Bank
On Philad, Iphia. Payable by Drexel 4 Co.
On Baltimore Payable by Johnston, Broa Co.
ON Cincinnati. Payable by A J. Wheeler, esq .
ON ST. Louis. Payable by Haskell Co., Exchange BANK
On Phtsbussh, Pa Payable by y. v yones ESQ., Csshsf
On Louisville, Ky. Payable By A. v. Hunt l. Co.
On Chsrlestop, s.. C Payable By II. w. Conner Co.
On N. Orleans La. Payable BY Brown, Jolnson Co
Also Exchange Oh London
sssnlfoIt on the h'ne' Germany.
Purchase CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and other EA-
CHANGE rates. and transact general BANKING
BUSINESS + Z. e. SAT cHGRcH. San Francisco.
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DEM SYLVANIA ROA u!
III IL TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad at Pittssurr With rail-
roads and St Loui, Mo- Alton Gseus and Chicago
IL Fsnkfot Lexington and Louisville. XVI TsrIs Hmt.,
Madison lafayette and Indiana polls Ind Cfncnnst Dayton
Springfield Befonsine ssndusky, Toledo, CLEVELAND Co
umh Zsnesye Masson and Woostes Ohio; also With the
PACKET boss from and 70 New Orsns g. Losis. Louis
vile and Cincinnati
Thoash Toksss for the Esst be had ct any Of the above
mentioned places IN the West.
Passenger will fnd this the shortest most expeditions and
Comfortable route between the Eat and West
. FROM NkW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS
FROM NEM-Y0RK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
FROM HEw-YORk 10 81. LOUIS IN y HOURS.
Fare - low sny ethss Route. I.
Z, 90 hasdbuls n the hot~ls ef thi city. 20
Through Trkets further inferoA msy b had ct tAs
sGscs Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAIkR0AD,
s - - - T. n flld,l0ft kssut.
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OFFICE OF THE HousAToSIc RAILROAD CoMPAST}
- BRIDGEPORT. June 26, 1851 J
rnu,rnI pONDuOI EPS-Tha COIL


. 10 BRIDGEpcRT June g. 1851 }
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-T COU-
IN PONS due the list the Bonds II t.s Company
Vim be paid on presentation the office Of KETCatM,
HOWE Co.. in The City Of NewYork or at the Trea'sfsr'
cAice IA the City Of Bridgeport. . . -
Al the annual meeting ofthe Stockholders In February last
was resolved pay OF in cash SyO of the ontstandn,
Bonds falling Jan 1885, from the net income of the road
IN 1887 issue for the balance bearing date
Jan 1857 Of &20 which should retain the same perfect
security ch been given for the original Bonds OF $j
600 Of which It decided TO make payable
Jan l. 1852 s5Oo Jan 1850 e. 900 jan 1861 s5ooo
whole mortgage within ths period prescribed In parsu
e Of this resolution the New Bonds been prepared and
Already negotiated to the extent OF Sl59O chiefly IN ex
change for the old bonds which have been esnseed ana
charged off leaving yet be EXCHANGED or otherwise
disposed holders of the remainde Of the old bonds are
vted exsmne the issue and 20 exchange or them te
Cd should they feel disposed aud on such terms that
tnyestnlent will pay them per per snnuu $50,
bs NV Bonds being PAYABLE at ny dates It will be seen
that tho. who contemplate enchanting will have better
choice now as during which they wish to con-
tuue investment than by deerIpg 10 later Perloa
Excbasger can be made with Hessrs kETCHUMi HOWE
Co., NewYork with the undersiS ned a BIidsePSrt
II. NICHOLS, TTcs surer
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'RoPOsED DATES or SAILING.

EDWARD K. COLLINS Nc. 70 Wallet, N T..
.t BROWN :5HlPLEY Co.. Liverpool
SrEPHEN kEENARD Co, LylrL
y No n Austin Frars LouSoa
sB.0 WAINWRIGHT Co, PARA
sver bsiou spciA jsw3ry. precious ssnoes mstei ids
bns ofieis are sf1sd thvsft, saa the vaas thu
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SUPERINTENDENT. County Of EW.Y0RK:.:

SUPERINTENDENT, County of NEW-YORk:--
- CHARLOTTE BAPP PLAINTIFF ssaBst MATHEW
bAPP defendant -(SummOns for reef-To The dofsn9snt
aeove named: You hereby summoned aud required TO
.wer tho con paint in this action Of which copy here
With served upon you and copy Of <nser 70
the said comp amt the subscriber d hs Ones No Is
Chatham ST. "a the City Of New York within twenty days
vice; and II you 70 10 answer the complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiff In tLis action will apply 70 tho
Court TIE relief demanded in the oomplsinDasd July
1857. ~ SIMONT. HUFP, Plaintiff Attorneys,
No. S. Cssthsm- q. -
To the above named defendant You will please
lice that tine and copy Of the compliant In the above
action fled IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the City aud
rcrk on the 2lst day Of July. 1857 Dated July a. ISL
iva IawswW SIMON p HUfF. Plaintifs AttsrneY.
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VNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL SiEAhERS.-The ships con pcsr sAIs

The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eidridse-
The BALTIC. CAPT Joseph Cosostock-
The ArRlATIC. Capt James West
These ships having built BY Contract expressly of The
oyernpept service every hss been takea In their
strvetop ~ their enspes 30 insure
sni their for passengers unsed for
eanoe and oomfot
Price Of passage from New-York to Liverpool, fu fret obc
i6p In second do SIS Exclusive Of sized eats
room Ss5 From Liverpool to NewYork 80 AID % ganeaa
An e.perepced surgeon se aeA each bcfth san
b secured until s Tbs ships Of this line have improved
wuer-ttsht baltheads -,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

CARSAPARlLLA has long been indorsed by the
ga esest t.seliy MA ssss sna elective spsrisDt and
M oJssn chemistry hare b<su put in reauisiton by Msssr
HD6 70 cbtan pare s.trssf q ts niodcnsl pTopsrea
ConbnS herewith vegetable produe they enabled With
70 offer % the public .gs and certain remedy for
bs ~ So b;nsry funrsona Prepared cola b. a n
SANDS, Dssss'. 100 Ful'0r's. kew'Y0tk ss'd By drug
GistS sepessHy. :
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Eeaal Notifies.

NYTY COURT OF BROOKLYN:-Noah
~ Waterbury against William Shepard and Edward sL
10. Snnmons for money demand coatrsct-tCom
no. ssriETo WILLIAM sHEP ARD. You hereby sum
oned and required to the complaint in thi. aeayn.
city Court Brookyn at the City Hall in BEooiyn and to
.eter al their Office City Bank Building Peck slip, Williams
bsrsh within twenty days ser the service Of t. M n.
sns er the said complaint within the time aforesaid the plain
iii in this aston will Judgment against fer the sum Of
two hundred and dollars and cents with
Interest fio the 23d day of December 1885, beside costs
this aetion.-Dated June 2 1851 -
w. COLE & LOURIE Plaintiffs Atorseys
wi Iaw6ww City Bank Building Peck slip Whliausourea'
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7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROvI-
~ DENCE, AEON and sfer April Express Train OF the
PROVIDENCE. HARTFORD and FISHKlLL RAILROAD
viii Hartford the arrival there Of the Express TrAiu Of
the York and New Haven aid New Haven Hartford sad
Sprins feld Railroad which leave Nc y York At sam
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent
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C'ARF REDUCED to SOUTHAMPTON ana
7 HAvRK Tie munihcaat stes nshp VaNpEhbiIf'
20 tun. Edward HirSrs, commander. Will sad ,o,-ru
Firm YoRKt2sp f, spqn nHVEE ~ NV M YORK
Saturday. ............'Au :,
PRICE or PASSAGE .,oo
viz, C., .ecodipr % loo stion Of Stat Room
st-~ie delivered in London snt Psris
For passage freight. apply 70 ,,xcv A.,
No S Bowling green New York
Letter. for Epssnd aud Europe prrpsid each e@uts Per
orss a, incl postage stamps II FROM osher
ct.} will ~ az No Bowns-green new ioUA up
% II O'Clock Il the morning Of sailing
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Glotbing.
Jusuranre Gompaniss.

NLlNTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Cash Capital $4,000 with large surplus Once NO. ~
Wall street, opposite the Merehants' Exehsnse;, -,
HUGH LANG, Presidert
DIRECTORS: u -
Bueh Laps Smart O. Marsh, John Penfolj,
Charles r. Swcrd d. Henry Haight Joseph Lawrence,
John Couptop Slas Br0p son. A. r. Eno,e
Leonardo Suarez Joseph w Corle Lawrence Turnurc,
I'm Mztso m. Strong 8. 4. Neou
Ssrnusi wnle,s Noah 81 Thomas Small,
oriswold, Jr, Geo A. Townsend Don A. Cu.hnlsn;
\ ri Ran.ou Alfred Willis, lvr l.. H. Ward,
IT, ]. Smith, J. s. Boyd, A Yznags dsl Vale,
Robert NJ Bruce Henry s. Leverich, Alive Il. Laina.
Cars w Lawrence T. Townsend ]. H Holcomb,
JAMES r. AMES, JR, Secretary.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May
g. 1897 trsirs will leave Chambersst Station follows
Express trains AMI Us Albany Passenger trans
9sm Y end 3: 81 for Stag Sing lo;oa;n snt
nm The Pouahkecpe Peeik and Sing Sing trains stop at
the way stations Psense taken chamber' Canal Gins,
and TO- 40 and $50 I and Albsny eio and loH
I'M ard 4.Npm A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

VTHE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From New. York 10 Liverpool:
Chief Cabin ragsege.
Second Cabin Passage. ....:....,...;....." IS
' ~ From Boston TO Liverpool:
'' Chisf Csb;n Passage
Second Cabin Passage. O. ..
The ships from Boston cali at HALIFAX.
AMERICA Leaves Bestor. Wednesday, July -
ASIA Lat. Leaves n York .W-dne sdsy Asz
EUROPA, Leitch Leaves Boston Wednesday, Auf I2
PERSIA, Ju.krs. Lesves n. York "Wednesday, Aug -
NIAGARA w1csman. Leaves Boston. Wednesday. Avg d
ARABIA. Leaves N. York. Wednesday sept
Berhs secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon bosid.
o these ships win not be accountable for Goj
Silver Bullion, Specie, Jewelry Precious Stones Mas
unless bills Of ats signed ther, and The value thsroof
Therein expressed For freight or passage apply %
L. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-sUMMER AR

Brooklyn for enYsr. daily aud Saturdays $50
pm. cr Riverheaa At I'M ard 80 Pm for Nofh isip at
an and for Farmng dals at am. 81 ard
for s,oset IL snd 4p pm for Hemp.ead az 10
$50 sBd pm; for Jamaica at ssnd 10 aid 4so,
and ---- - III
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE -
" The Through Ticket and Freight Office ofths
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
sIlCHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GALANA AND chicago I; RAILROAD;
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
TO CLicrao Milwaukee Galena, Dubuque Rock Island, Bur.
nston Quincy St. Louis Cairo Kansas aud Nebraska aud al
other points West and South west. - ..
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFfALO, Is at
no I73 BROADWAY, n. Y,
corner Of Courtlan6t.st. DARIUS CLAkh, Agent
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q. . Commencing WEDNESDAY,, June s. 1857
Tr,;n. esve Depot OF White aud Cantresta y n
Croton Fails Trans connecting With ips OF STAGES r Lsse
Mshopac sis-Expess Mall Train for Albany connecting
Fails with line Of stages for Lake Mhopsc at PaEds
10, Rlseftd at Brewters for Danbury at Chsihsm Fodr
the West 81 Mieron Train .oppins a. all stations.
81 Wjlsns Bridge Tfain stopping at all stations 81
IA White Psns Train stopping st all stations.
Leave 26th-st- Station: 7:45 w iams Bridge Train,
stopping 4 oil stations m.Wiisns Bridge Train. stop
pinx AZ oil stations III White Pisrs Train stopping
al s.aons y m.wr.ms Bridge Train. stopping at an
stations nCctor Falls Train. stopping ct al sta.iosA
NV illisms Bridge Train. stopping 81 ell stations
- NM ]. CAMPBELL Supernt sudspt