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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
P0TArOEs WANTED.

TENHE Snbsofhor is now putohaslhg large qlanLfyiW
potatoes and farmers others having thesgartlelee
70 dispose of will do we'll 70 give hmR call, at NswPos
De as he VIII pay the fun Market PRICE. ,.,.x
Nov. 2O-4w FRANKLIN Y. FllNNt-.
Orange ssFecn EOnrdiug school for Girls
TVNiS institution slocled IN Kennett Square, Chester
County, Pa at distance Of twelve miles from Will
mngon, with which PLACE there Is daily communicated
bi stage. The course Of INSTRUCTION viii embrace the Or
binary branches OF an English education, there%lll III
hs taught Latin. Greek, French and German. Inc VIA
month. the Summer sesssn the frst second day Of the
5th n9nh For further imprmation address The prinoi
pals aug 2i-law LYDIA K SIDNEY PNSEY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
MOTIlCE,

MALE Teacher il wanted TO take charge Of he Ti5-
neui Mr. Eli b. ralley's Hotel To good Teacher. wh9
can come well roe mmended as such, liberal salary wa
W sFSh' app ep jlBI NSoN BEEsoN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

CLoTHNa-CLoTHIae-Ju TARRivED.-Solomon
Prell has Just arrived and taken his old stand No
90 Market street, between Third and Fourth, and
opened his store with the most superb stock of Winter
Clothing that We have seen for long time. He
informs US that he will sell cheaper than formerly
having made arrangements to sell at greatly
duced rates. AL who want something worth their
money, should 60 at once to Solomon's store and
examine his stock, which is really magnificent and
worth locking after. 5. Pr ELL, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
pENNsYLvANJA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western North western and South western States BY con
nocus Ralws direct This Road Pittsburgh
with daily line of Steamers TO al in the Western Rivers
arc OF Cleveland aud Ssndusky with steamers to al ports On
the North Lakes making the direct cheapest
and reliable by which FRElGBT Dc forwarded 70
and from the Great West
RATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
fnsr CLASS Boots, Shoes Hats end Cape ),so..,.a
Books Dry Goods lin boxes bales and tronks)
Drugs ia boxes and bales Feathers, Fuys &c...
sxsoso CLAss-Dcu,esc Sheetins Shirtine and
rshiDs us ongnA bAes) Drugs in casks) Hand 90 cen.s
LsanG IN rolls OF boxes), Wool and Sheep tW D.
LOU Lss~Ha Sc..............
HEMP Bacon snS pa, Steel Chains On :sss, 80 cen..%
Iobscec manufactured except Cenrs mt Is" ~
tovnIn Ass-Cefee Fish Bacon Beef nndl
Posh On casks OF bones Eastward LAID and 90 ceps
Lard On, Nails, Soda Ash German Cav Tai 100
tHspi hosh. &C
.LovK-si p Dbl anil farther notice.
0hfm-59 cents " 100 70 until further potica
CoIIoH-a2$ bale lot exceeding 50 weight. SEI hrhsa
notice
In Shipping Goods from point Of Phads mia se ~,
Meolsr % mark the package Vis Pennsy aaiosd M
Goods unsigned 20 the Agents Of this Road PlsdauSa o.
Pittsburgh VIII BE- Forwarded without detention
PeIIsHr AeEsrs-Harris Wormlcy Co. Meu,oh, Tam :,
= y Sees Co, St. Lous; J. s. Mitchell Son, Ev.nsvfle
ins bnmssnil Bell Co., and Carter Jewst Louisvps
nylb Medium, Madison, Ind sPrsmsn brown ana
tyviD Co. Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co, zanesviis
y:ioi LsseAA Co, No s. khbyst Boston Lsech Co No
A,1s House New Yorh, and No William st., New. YoIS
n HOUSTON General Freight Agent Philadelphia
~, IT. LohbAxAT Superintendent, At00ns Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
SUPREME COURT.-JAMEs B. THOMSON

CUPREME COURT.-JAMES b. THOMSON,
- Plaintiff sgt JANE MsKEEN and LE0NARp ,aA;,! "
joseph McKcen deceased the said Jane McKeen in her Hd
yidpal capacity Gmsn Lowd and Nancy his wife LaeiISs
Preston Mary his Wife Alice McKeen, Benjamin Ken.
dali Elizabeth his wife, Belinda Mckee, Joseph Mekeen
also Of Brun.s i and Frances hi. wife Jsne, MeKeen
Top.hsn Maine and Octavia his Wife Charles Gemsn and
md 2nt Sq h. wife Eta sears WILSON, John
and mary S6 % sDS xnn oT.y and
and Mary Annis his wife John Or, and Lamirs
Ri. wife E1sbsh n b 4. Moron and Hs BIZ %
dina IN the State Of NewYor Flora McKeen James
New Oeap, in the State of LGi,ians Marcers McKeen
III. WIFE C;ru. McKeen Edwin h. McKeen and Sarah hi.
Cass his wife Addison Mckeen Hugh Gale and Eecss BIZ
wife Aurs Sleeper William johnson and beIsey M, wife
Isaac Orr R1 and o S ssd S
Orr and Abissf NJ hi. wife, Francis Curt. and Julis d. b,
% IsPp 0ss .a d" San tnd S Il. s s T
Tspin Mary Ellen Tspin Atlsnti. Tapin william Doe aud
Mary bis wife, John Doe and Mary Roe hi: WIFE Harriet
Doe james Doe and Mary Roe his wife, Anns Towe VII
liam DorIosh and Jane bis wife John T"nney aud y!ia b.,
wife Horace Ami, and Portis his wifi. GeoreeW Ami. and
NJ Ipni, Louis NJ. Anpis Nancy Brown Mary Bateaelde
Abigail Young Joseph whi,tier Dsoe Wnittes and Mary
Roe HI, wife and Rueben Whittier and Mary Roe his wife
DEFENDANTS, to the defendants above named: Yon
hereby summoned and Ie91sd 70 snsSer ne e9@pnn
The C;ty and County OF New York the City Hall in he
City Of NewYor the eighth day fJsy 1857 and 70
cory o. your sns" So 70 70 W in h Cry II Ns"
within twenty days after the service OF TIL, 90
you exclusive Of The day Of ,nch service sud yen G
til. in this action will apply the Court for ;1e relief de-
Danded in the complaint Dated New n"rk is, jay, iS
The complaint in the above entitled acton fed n the
.fce OF the Of the City and County Of New York OF
sus95 Iav6wW Plaintiffs Attorrsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

WESTERN LASDs.-I In Iowa there is scarcely any
land for private entry q. present ln the Usage ros
Dodge ard Sioux City Districts with the exception OF
.one poor lands there is scarcely acre ef: In tue
For Dodge District large quantity OF po3E ian1 nas
been entered.
In Wisconsin the lands were whdrsy In tlom market
for the purpose OF allowing the rslSaysD ca,s ifer
grap,s and they have not yet been returned. -,
In Minnesota Territory the lands are nearly all
with drawn from market account OF Iailr1s giants
H. the Saltwater and Sauk Rapids Districts, however,
there aye few forty acre tracts LETT.
liz Kansas AID Nebraska the lands ere 10. it mar
htt. They are, however, subject TO precmpiIu
Daring .be pas. four months TIE entries NJ lands
hsve beer mostly confined 10 TIE s,e.s 81 Missouri.
's,. =. 4. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
GRE CEkIR u RQEIE

xhe Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh VITA m
reeds and from ST. Louis Mo Alton Gaens and Chicago
II Frankfort Lexington aud Louisville Ky; Terre Hsuts
Madison lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dsyos
sprnshed Beefontsine, sandaky Toledo. Cleveland Co.
ssam PACKET boats from and TO New0rsnb st. Loris Louie
vdar and Cincinnati
nsptisued places in the West. -
will find this the shortest. most expeditions anl
eopfortsbIe route between the East snd West.
IRON NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOCA
PROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN y HOURS.
Fare as low any other Route.
Bee han dbills in the hotels Of this city
fhrouth Tickets further information may be Lao g. ne
eaos Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No Aston House Broadway
4 r. ELIIOTr AseaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

To sE soLD.-Tne Sc relay Of the Interior, owing
TO mary applications Of late made for pioos Of ~hse
are known % the Cbocfsw Orphan Lands, in Aissis-
,ippi, row bed in trust by the Goverau.n. has d.
recred that proposals be received FOR them upl N0'
,ember next, shen they sre 70 be sold % those BID
ding highest. That is TO say, such Of t'en - bring
ore than the spprsisement made in 1855. The rest
viii thea be held subject 10 sse q, sas appraised
value. t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

CTPREME COURT, COUNTY " KINGS NY.
O-Franeis March AGAINST Eliza Harris Charles r. Harris srd
NnIi.nsa his Wife Clifford Harris Kate Mayer Harris Helen
Watson Hsr Daniel Richards and Sarah Ann his wife I'd
vsrd Le.dbsater and Lucy his wife Philip L. FIenesu aud
helen bis wife Summons FOR relief ICON not ser ITO
PIE DEFENDANTS You are hereby summoned and ~;
ouired complaint in this action which hled
the once ofhe Cers Of the County Of Kings the City
and 10 serve copy of your the said complaint
the subscribers their office, No. Wsn in the city OF
NewYok within twenty days after the service Of this sum
yos exclusive Of the day OF such and you
tail to the said complaint within he time t.oresad
the plaintiff in this action will apply the Court for the relief
demanded in the New York July 2st lS5
EMERSON PRICHARD,
a. IswSwW Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
Hle1iral

III T. A L NG Is Y NAGNEIlSH.-
Ii The celebrated ealing medium, Miss GRACE DAVIS
Wsukeg IL has taken her residence e. Oh o.
O. WELLINGTONS Water Cure Etabishment,No - En.
lth N " and prepared operate r the Of az die
She s and writes under influence and gves tests
CANDS SARSAPARILLA.-In this prepara-
- ton have all the reorsive properties OF the roo.
combined and concentrated in all their strength and efficacy
accordingly ind il resorted TO In VI sro4s liver
complaint sst heum dyspe psa and general debility with
predDed speedily purdes the blood restores
to the stomach its and mbues with heah impulses the
organization Prepsrac and sold by A. b. ID. SANDS
Druggists, No. TO Fulton. ST., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
CUPREME COURT, County of NEw-Y YORK;

~ CHARLOTTE BAPP plaintiff sgsins. MATHEW
BAPP defendant -(Summons for relief ITO tie defendant
above named You hereby summoned and required
III, complaint in This action, of which
with served upon you and TO Of -
M. said pun. the .abscIiber at his ohee No IS
.r the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such ger
We, ard you fell 20 the complaint within the
Court for the relief demanded in The cnp.at.Daed July
1857 SIMON r. nCrF' ris M 81 Chs,h.yys,.,
To the above pamed def ndan,: Yco wiz please 70 .ie no
IL. ,bst The and copy complaint in the above
,,on US 6l-d In the Office Of the CeIf Of the City aid
County Of NewYoTl At the City Hal: q the Sy s o. New"
w laxswW SIMON P. HUFF. Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
THE TEXAS INDIANS.
A MAIL TRAIN ATTACKED AND ROBBED.
ldence Of The 81. Louis lntellisencer.

Correspondence Of The 81. L DIS 1nteIhgsneoT'
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 8, 1857.
The San Antonio and San Diego Mail Train. which
Can't. Wallace, was attacked by party Of sbout 100
Inoians (Apsches) near the upper crossing Of Dsvfs
River The patty consisted Of Cspt: Wallace snd
Eve men, one sixmule coach and % head Of mules.
Wallace was wounded w. Clifford Of Nsw-Oriease
was killed. The mail party fought thsm about two
hours, but the Indians were too numerous for ees'
They took ali the mules. COACH saddles and every:
thing the party had. Only five OF the men escapes
con- papy Of soldiers we're encsmped, about IL nss
from the scene of action
The frst mail, which went on. in charge q Capt.
Henry Skillmsn, is supposed to have gone through
safely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
THE EIGHT ON DEVILS RIVER.


From the official report Of Lieut. John d. HOOD OF
the ID Cavalry we extract the following account OF
the late affair with the Indians on Devils River:
About one mile from the trail discovered, some
two miles and half from me- on ndge, soms nones,
and large white flag waving then crossed over 20
the ridge without water. snpposiDg tney "sc Pay
a To, ksways a. Instructions bad bsen rc,7ivsd q
For NJ ason that o party Of Iopkaways hsd gons ior
their families and the troops on their raising wn,to
flag were 10 allow them TO pass l esouone! my
meD Dot TO fire until ordered II, my ngnans iorse
cor sisDg Of seventeen men. l advanced upon thenn
sbou, an hour by sun. wi b every precaulon ready
TO feht or talk. They were on q ve'y small nous
but only some ten Irdians in sight sdvsnc.d' ao9
A NE Eve Of them came forward with nag sun
wien my party within come thirty PAGES they
drtUped be flag set fire t. lot Il rubbish they had
collected ana about thirty rose up rom among
the Spanish bayone.s within ten PAGES Oh w, WIN
sb, ut twelve rifles, and The rest with anows besides,
eight or ten attacked US mounted WIN lance, and
arrows Nv men gave Yell and went nSht mo
their midst ard fought band to hand; the iodi.1s,
from tIeiI heavy fire. beating us back little uoin I
rallied nv men with their rix-sbo0ttrs. We ooin8
within four or five PAGES shots were 90 hsevy mat
we drove them back One OF my men hung DIS hne
Cd the cantle Of bis sadde to use bis SIX snser $40
an IL dian took IL of. forced them back until AZ 'nS
sbots of NV rifles and six shooters were expended.
then found could not reload, owing to Their dssoly
five fell bsck short di.tsnce t, do 80. nsd hs9
two sx.sho,t tiers u q man, could have Killed sao
wout ded D. ally oil of them. The lndia6s were then
no weeping ana moaning over their oss. In the %.
,sgsu.pt killed rine ard wounded ten or twelve.
regret b. be comp,Jl-d 20 rppr my hss, oos man
Liiicd ore man missing supposed b pc killed,
ore nan dsDgerousIy wounosd, my.sf and three
m.p severely wounded, one horse killed and
three woubded. After the. engss-n7o. a,,,a.
10 mn and bor,es. then withdrew 70
~ater which found about 10 O'Clock It IN
msSssy sett az express Lieu Pink s,s i asi.a
canmsraiby Camp Hudson, for wax 10 , .aaadsS
~ ws csrsd Tor Lent FIX ch-erfuy 'asd mo ~"
but no. Of cou be ounS sr.@ o. psio %
The Indisr had o, ss broken down condition u
h %y sm' was unable to make any farh., parsa
From From what ny guide '.y. suppose they wsss
Camaucl es and Lipans; there were two cnsfs-sss
"a. killed BY my sergeant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

DUBLIC NOTICE.-In pursuance of a resolution
passed By the Board Of C.nmssonsr. Of the Central PsIk
win be sold public auction the 18th day Of Sep
t~mbef the Wagstsf House. 5b and 18th st. At II
o'clock that day all the buildings said Park cAected -
said resolution. - =,
the sale be obtained OF Mefs John Lloyd
Auctoneer the Office Of the OF the
Bank Of Commerce building Nassau aud Cedar and
s House above ten days previous to the sale
Terms the day Of and the TO be removed
within thirty days thereafter York August u 1851
WIN. X. STR )N0,
CLair1nan Of Committee BuildiIxs IN Central Psyk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
NETWORK SUPREME COURTROOM

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-JUHN
IN STEPHENSON against HENRY w. HElRD.-Summops
money demand on csntractICom not seI-Io tho De-
the complaint IN this action which will be led In
Office of the Clerk Of the City and County of At
Of your the said complaint the subscribers,
at their Office, No III Broadway; in the City Of New
you exclusive Of the day Of such sevice and Il
fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
the plaintiff III this action will take judgment againrt
you oi the Of thousand and ,1tywo dollars and fifty
ceps interest thereon from the 9th day Of July 1857 be
side the Of this action dated New York July 81 1887
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
Plaintiffs AtsorneJs
TIE complaint in the sboyeentted tion vas filed in tho
Office Clerk the City and County of NewYok atore
said on the 18th day of August, 1857. -
su5 Iav6wW Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

The calliops has bees turned TO new use. .: he
Wet II has taken the plsce and performs tho duty
Of On entire brass band IN grand combustion eissu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
NIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD On an

NEW-YORK and EkIE KAILhOAD-On 6ne
Alter Monday June Is 1857 aud until further notice, Pas.
senser Trains viii leave pier foot Of Duanest foovA v1'
DUEKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 q m, for Dunkrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at An, for Buffalo
MAIL ct an for Dunkirk and Buffalo and Intermediate
stations.
ROCKLANp PASSENGER at $50 M, from Zoo. Of Chan
bes 1t via Piermopt SufeIns and Intermediate stsons
WAY PASSENGER at pm, for Newbursh, hddist0wA
and intermediate stations
EMIGRANT at pm for Durkirk and Buffalo sad .D:ess
date stations.
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, (sUEDAYS
EXCEPTED
NIGHT EXPRESS at pm. for Dunkrk, every day.
MONT EXPRESS at pm. for Buffalo every day
These Express Trains connect at Elpra with she Ena.rs
Csnasdseua and NIAGARA Falls Rsosd for Niagara Falls 81
bnphsmton with tho and Bngf anton Railroad fot
syssus At CoInus With Buffalo. Coming and Newton
Railroad for Roeheste at Great Bend with Delaware Lacks
and Western Railroad, for Scranton; Hornesvt
with the Buffalo and New York City Rslrosd for Buffalo,
Buffalo and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad Ceye
Ind. Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, ChesEo. &c.
HOMER RAMSDELL, P!shaert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
Water Gnre.
fegal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate d
the County of NewYok, notice 10 hereby given to al -
Cir OF NeYork deceased present the same with vouchsn
treof the subscYbe at her residence No 30 Broadway
IA the City Of New York. before the Jh day Of OcOba
neIt.-Dated New York the sd day Of Apri! lS57
90 lav6mW ANN Z. BIRD Administrators.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYoL, notice 10 hereby given to al
persons having claims against RALPH HALL late Of the Oily
Of EewYork deceased 10 present the with vouchers
ibeeo the subscber at the Office Of Henry W. Eastman
ssq 1913 Broadway in the City Of New York before
day Of August ne1t-Decd New York the
twenty third day Of February, 1857 DAVID =. HALL,
f25 law6mWeds Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
III gIIMMER ARRANGEMENT. commencing July 10 le0

AJEW-IURk 6nU M W-IIf v TN 1tHIzIsVlhH~'
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. commencing July II, 1871
Passenger station NewYork Hths and 4thav, en-
Nsnse on 27th-st. "a.
$40 m fexl; I2:45 3:15 [:2O lex and 4:5O m F0
ShdsspoI l2t SIS 40 te, and d. ~
pcrt 72o m. IS.45 S45 l:5s For NOIwslk 72S so
I24 Az Sss 4:Sss ssh 70 Fer ss p' s:s
For s.snss.d 7;so $40 ssa s. IL is isa. sS
Sste stations 20 l2:45 3 $50 5S5 6:a5 p N
CoNEECTINO TRAINs-Fof Boston, s:2o q m Tex ~
M Jsx) For Hartford and Springfield, s:2oa m (eI 2:
m 10 n M (ex For Connecticut River Railroad TO Mont
ssl i:ao m (sI and 30 tsa TO Northampton Fos
ton For New London Railroad. s:as IN. 4,O Fs
Hsesa.enic Railroad go m a;@ M For Nsas:ts :
NcrvslH Railroad t20 ESQ q m 4isp. m.
TRAINS TO EEW-Y0RK1FIom New Haven. y;S; i
SoTt s:S TAO lols N. le1) 2h e1G s;ls m le1
From Norw.lh AS 6. 6:H s1S 1888 m te1) 2S5 tsx
and 515 1906 (ex) From Port Chester, b;H. S:$d
7s2s, SIS, ii:sO q m teI s;4s siT pT M s,.n,.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
. A r LEI r A / L Z o 4 d
81 SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

Commencing WEDNESDAY,, June 8, 1887.
Trains leave Depot corner Of White and CsntIests: m
Croon Falls Trsns connecting with line Of stages for Lake
Aahopac m-Express Mall Train for Albany connecting
II Falls with line for Lake Mahopsc Pad
70, Rdss6eld at Bswsers for Danbury At Chatham -Four,
Corners Western Rsosd for Albany Troy Sarsogs and
ths West MlleTtop Train stopping at a. station.
n-White Plains Train stopping at all stations.
Leave 26th-st Station: 7:R g. Williams Bridge Tran,
stopping all stations ii m.Wisms Bridge Train stop
pina all stations mWhite Plains Train stopping ct
al stations ~ p n.Wisms Bridge Train, stopping at ell
stations SD -Croon Fas Train, stopping at all sssaona
ap n.--Witsms Bridge Train .oPpins at oil stations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

CREAT CENTR Al ROUT -
NJ The THROUGH Ticket and Freight Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
6ALANA AND CHICAGO u RAILROAD
CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD
70 Cbissso Milwaukee, Gssns Dubuque, Rock Island BI.
s,op Quincy ST. Loais Cairo Kansas and Nebraska srd sB
otiser points West and Southwest
Wa SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, 10 at
No. 173 BROADWAY, Ny,
s<rner Of Courtlandtst. DARIUS CLARK, A6eAi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JEKSEY-
" Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Lack.
wanna and Western Railroad and at Eston with me Lsnsa
Valley Railroad 49, . ,,~
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commanding May Is, ICY
Leave HewYorh for Easton and rom re
No North River at so ~, IL and $50 for Son
ervnls by above trains and at Sis pm.
The above trains connect Elizabeth with trains the
Railroad which leave New York from the foot Of
CourteIsat-st. at 1850 and IL m. and 500 and Pm .
Passengers for Delaware LskswAnns and Western Ran
,oed will leave at 80 only For Lehigh Valley Rsrose
a. u M only JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

CAPTAIN MOLLY; TIE sroRy or BnIS. = y~sson- ~
TasscE TALnoH limo PIP 81 DERBY '
Captain Molly wss q vAliAn, American "'nsa sao
s;a ,eonsn, service in the arm, du'i'g the hevalu-
,;onm, war. Her adventure. have afforded c"pi"u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

"UDSON RIVER RAlLKOAU.-FT0m MdS
Ii g. 1887 trains will leave Chamberss Station follows'
Eapres: trains, and 56 M Albany Passenger trains
r Possbheepsie. and and pm for Peetskil oH
an The Pouhkeepe Peeksk and Sing Sing trains stop o.
be way stations Passengers taken Chambers Canal Chhs
tupher ana 3lssa Trains FOR New York leave Troy ass
and and 4:So pm and Albany at 4b S6 and 1919
= m md 40 pm A. r. SMITH. superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26
ppnyrpEa0(H VA NEW

100 ro1roN ana PROVIDENCE va New
yM - ylTL RiyER-IAs 1900 and g.. sSgsn ss
$3.50 c .as SiTa ae.el
Sg s saS sD Day.
.vv r., No siR, the Bs'tery' sS touching IL
:. ., ,sSi ss III have ' sssn paid e
st Ss 70 Bossop forwarded through With Cets d'pa'
Il. s' BORDEN. Agent, Nc. 70 ard ,, wsn
11nRo1D and STEAMBOAT LINE;
AnenoOn Boat O'Clock fOr HI Ds0N .iow ps Point
.sson a. south .ise lsnsns st CS s,oS onssisspae
ESsHsi Bs,rJ;Orn, Red HOOK. Bristol "'s' o~H'
.ss; t. s:ssss :;
c I%s.Gs S:vi East cSs:% c;ss 81
= aRS.a os s't ADAM Atss' p 81
Dks5 ss g .ca,, - Hsnsinson % Is; Ripper"
ES @s..ssli. IS & SOUTH AMERICA CAP: N sh,'.
"l;s;sSSFss Is H . isIi fsa1D&S
TT;ITT PTGULAR MAIL LINE. via STONlNG
tns p. BOSTON aud Ma '0a''
nd P Pfn:fsoTTa ROCK Capt Stone ..s
nd fsas .n IN
,oss .sSs daily. Sunday: excepted e tsI
BAN . =. is:ss. se:;.n :, 5s9 vona., w.a...
law snd faay From sioninston. Tuesday Thursday ana
e:S.os PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New YORK. Tuesday, Thurs;
y and Saturday From Stoninon, Monday wednesday sHe
Friday. .,. 49,, -.l,o,d to Provt.
Sse and Boston In he Express Mail Train reaching saa es
10 sdysnee of those by othes routes and N Pe @ ~
,As. n,.;sr remn on board the esmer enjoy nsn. y
sndistuYbed breakfast desired and esse h H. !, -
rain for Boston. -. .,o.,,., ND vain throu,h
accompanies the steamer ana sn
esch way. , =, t,,,cb. ,nr,v IN hoard the
$500 on a. the Freight Office, Pier No. North River' OF a.
Abe ofsce, No. 10 Battery place.
(ENTRAI RAILROAD of MEMBERSHIP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PROv1-
IL DENCE kc--On and after April Express Train Of The
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FlSHKlLL RAILROAD
Hartford the arrival there Of the Express Train Of
ths EewYork and New Haven wHsven Hartford md
epypgfeld Railroad, which leave New York at eam-
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

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