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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31
ITO The STOCKHOLDERS Of the La
Il GLOSSY Ann MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD COMPA-


Ny 1t IL a,certan.d that will require EIGHT HUNDRED
AND qNFNTY-FINF THOUSAND DOLLARS to complete
Che RAILROAD 10 LA CROSSE and at that suount VIII be
sufficient for tst purpose. About bali VI thst amount %
h,,e ore |, il xpect-d will be realized from th. proceeds
Of the Fr., Mort Grant Bonds Of which S6l
still ec TO delivery and the remainder proposed to rsise
hy orpa to the Tor such may sccspfl the fol-
kwne posoa that holder OF stock be ested TO
suhsce tr the per cent Bonds TO be issued under mort
s,ge or tie Fsse part Of the Wsteown Dvisioa TO the
On unit o TO be taken the rate Of 10 cent OF
500 for esch Bond 81 GO payable follows via: et9oto
BE- paid the STOCK Of the Company at at the time u sub
crps s4 TO be paid IL cash by instslnents quar-
ter the Tin of subscbinf quarter the 18th day OF
August and remainder the lst day Of September
which will rtrein the aggregate Stock OF
Company provide 90 cash funds for the
the Company, which added proceeds Of the
expended Frst Mortgage Bones VIII give suthcent for
the con pletion Of the Road to the Mississippi.
Many stockholders feeling doubt TO the value o. the
stock will thus have opportunity 70 convert the STOCK
into 10 per cent bond income. which viii be cerssntJ
Instead Of Tstenr tho stock shares subject 70
The bonds being convertible will afford at time the op2
uny q them into stock In csoit shoad neresir
Lee d,ss do II give, the stoc INC
ora the stock into bonds which Ut w per cent
give Der cent Investment and again converADc
into sooi IN the latter should heres prove 10 De tue
desirable.
BOOKS Of subscription will be opened at the Office OF the
Company, in this city, SATURDAY HEAT the ss Q,
August and kept open until the full sount OF said ponos sns
be by those holding STOCK or VINO may Pu'
chase 1: for this purpose. ,o,rpu p..a.,.
New-York July 80 1887.
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COURT.-COUNTY Of CAT

COURT.-COUNrY Of CAT
- TARAUGUS STATE Of NEW.YOkk .WpeON
WEBSTER against JASPER A. WATERMAN Many
WATERMAN, JAMES NJ WATERMAN. snd ANN \
WATERMAN Summons for Reief-To the above NAMED
dendan.s You hereby summoned to answer the GO
nsnt OF Gideon Webster plaintiff copy of which wss 49,
the Office of the Clerk Cattaansus County New fosk -
the it day of May 1857 and TO copy OF your -
swer on the subscriber at Gowsnds CsttfAugn. Counf
within twenty days after the service OF this su
mons exclusive Of the Gay Of services and 20, isi 70 e,
sv,r said complaint hereby required, the plaintiff VI
sppiy to the the relief demsnded In tho comgst
Dated May 81 1851. W. WOODbUkf,
iva lsv6wFs Plaintiffs Attorney.
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4le0iral.

CANDS' Observation-Disclosures pcrent, anti
- septic and estoaive properties of this invaluable prepsrs
tcn render and certain Of 5crofua Liver
Comulspt Dyspepsia and Uccrous and Ersptve
Dea.e scs with extraordinary potency upon the fluids OF
the body cleansing them from oil dseterous particles and
restorative dnecan aud gentle apedent combined IN
equaled 49, ,.>,n, ~, ,.o r..
Prepared and sold by A. B. ID. SANDS No 100 Futonst,
New York Price 81 per boe or bottles for 81 Sold
by Druaaiks generally.
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OryIcr or THE PIrrnURcH, FoRr WAYNE AND CHIcAos
RAILROAD Co PiTTsBylcH, July 80 ISL
INTEREST NOTICE. NOTICE Is hereby
given tba In accordance with resolution Of the Board OF
Directors edoped 2nd Instant interest the rate OF AI per
cent per for the year ending July l is57 on AZ ne
cLboders In stock and after August 18th pro1imo 80
STOCKHOLDERS have their certihcste Ieinittsd
70 by nclosng proper powers Of attorney (which csn
be- had the office Of the Company this City or at NO "
Wliam-st., New. York; to the undersigned -,
Tn, transfer books win be closed from August ls to nth
NN I. ID. MESSLER, Secretary.
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Efaal Notifies.

NHARLES A. WILLIAMSON ESTATE
ONOTICE TO CREDITORs.-In Pursuance Of the Revised
Ssute order Of the Surrogate of the County Of On
taro-noco 10 hereby given to all persons having claims
against CHARLESA WILLIAMSON late Of Geneva In the
County q Ontario deceased his estate that they
qured exhibit and present the duly verified according
TO law the subscriber executor Of the last will and tea
ent Of the ssd deceased his Office No Pinest in the
City Of York. within six months from the first publication
Of this notioe.-Dated May =, 1851 ,D, ,.
mi Iaw6mF JAMES II. WOODS, Executor
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Ngw YoRX, June l, 1857,
DUNCAN SHERMAN Co.'S BUILDrSGl
WE have formed COPARTNERSHIP, under
w the Name and Firm Of
A. N LEWIS THEODORE STOUT,
- For the acting of
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Including the esotisns Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TX
CHANGE MERCANTILE PAPER and LOANS, the Buying
and SELLING Of STOCKS BONDS, &C. .,,n,,.,,
Our experience IN the House Of Messr. DgNCANSHERMA
Co from the their buainess until the present.
time to whom we pleasure referring affords Us peculiar
sdvsntssss for conducting the business we propose
and Sole of STOCKS and BONDS and FOREIGN Ex-
CHANGE Collections made all parts Of the country upon
the favorable terms. -
THEODORE STOUT.
In addition 10 the reference present BY permi:
sion the following: j. T. Souter esq., President OF she Bank
of The Republic; James Barnes esq., President Of thd Mer
chantS TxchsI ne VIM B. Aston esq., New York; Hon.
VIM Kent; Erasus Corning esq, Albany Chss H. Fisher,
ESQ.,, Philade phs
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NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-Bronson Muir

N Y. SUPREME COURT.-Bronson Muir.
M ray ssainst Frederick Bronson Oliver Bronson, Mary
Bronson Cambridge Livingston and Maria NJ his wife,
John b. Murray Washington Murray Caroline Murray Agnes
Murray, William I. w. Dana and Anna B. bis wife, Abraham
Van Nest j and Margaret bis wife Anna 0. Wlett Harriet
Wle BaIinus Wiiett Isaac b. Wilett. Frederick Bron
son. VI the last will and testament Arthur Bronson
deceased Ann Eliza Bronson Arthu. Bronson Theodorus B.
Bronson Arthur Bronson it, Amelia Maria Bronson, Ann
Eliza BIoufon the younger John Townsend and Catherine
bis wife, Ann Eliza Townsend and Frederick Bronson and
Oliver Bronson aud trustees OF and under the aet
will and Of Isaac Bronson ACCOMPLISHMENTS for
r.lief-(Com. ser,ed).-To ARTHUR BRONSON, OF
the defendants above nned: You hereby summoned and
required the complaint in this action, which will
be filed in the Office Il the Clerk of the City and County
Of EewYork at the City Hall in the City OF New York and TO
serve copy Of the said complaint the
subscribers their office No. III Broadway in tho City Of
NewYork within twenty days cer the service Of this
mons on you exclusive the day Of such and If yoa
fail to answer The said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the
lief demanded In the comtAntDsted New York August ist
1856. BARNEY, HUMPHREY s. BUTLER,
Plaintiff Attorneya
The complaint In the above entitled action ieA In tbs
Office Of the Clerk of the City and County Of NewYork aore
ssid, the 18th day Of Jsly, 1851
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER
tyl7 fawewF Plaintiffs Attorneys
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COURT-County Of Kings-SARAR

NIPKEME CUUhi-COuhtyV i nLnKs, -ozknAu
- PEARCE against JAMES PEARCE -Sammsns 81
Reief-(Com not ser.)-To JAMES PEARCE, De<sak
Yos reby summoned and required I, The
t. actior which wiz be 6ed 10 the odce OF tho C
Of tie County Of Kings at the City Hall in tho City Of b.sA
l,n and copy Of yoar TO the ssd eomp
CITY Of New York within twenty days aor the servssd
,b ann on exclusive Of the day Of such servs
AID II Won fs to sn.w-r the said plant within the d.
sfae.s the plaintiff in this seton w,i Spy 60 the Govt
~ WV BULL STOCKER, Plaintiff. Attorneys
IVA law6wFr NO ID Walls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEd
IN PER CENT BONDS The undersigned offer for sale the
SEVEN PER GENT COUPON BONDS Of this Company
ae ssue having twenty Interest payable semi
snnuy the first days Of February aud August 81 0e com
psny's Agency In this CITY, ,>,,,c.v sgvpvu.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

FLUSHING RAII4ROAD-Lesves Fulton Mar
II ket wharf BY steamer Island City, o. So ana pam.
and and m the cars Raw Flushing IL Of the same
hoxr meeting and exchanging psssense, With the bat q
HenteSb Poiat. Through In 50 INMATES lsrs - cents
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Ocean 6teQuers. &e.

.DEDUCED PROCESSION THROUGH
III FOR CALIFORNIA-UNrTKD STATES MAIL LINE,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. The United States Mail Stem an
ship Company viii dispatch for ASPINWALL on WEDNES
DAY Aug Aug 2osock precisely from pier foot o.
Wsen.st North River the well known and tas: esn.np
aud Mails VIII be forwarded by Pansms Railroad and connect
Panama with Pacific Mail Steamship Company magnificent
which VIII be IN readiness and leave Immediately for San Fran
cisco. a.,
The public are Informed that the Pacific Mall Seamhl
Company always have extra steamers lying at fsa
ready svsd any possible detention OF pa'sn'
gers mails. -
passage apply to w RAYMOND At ths only Once OF
the COMPANY No III West-st. OF Warrens, N T.
Regular United States Mail Steamer days. sth and goth Of
each month
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OFFICE or The HopsArosIo RAILROAD CosrAH
BkiD0spoRr, June ~, 1857 }
-Crrrr> a. QnNnJNI DERS -Tha COL

NUTICE 70 DONDNIVHCL.sS, ..uO 49, 49,
PONs due the let prox the Bonds Of ths Goprn
HOWE Co. tie City Of Newyorh or q She freaser'
Al the snuns meeting stockbcders N February last
vss nsolved 70 pay Of In cash $4,000 Of TIE
Bon a tairE due Jan l. from the net income OF the rssa
n 1857 and 10 create new for the balance bearing dse
Jsn 1857 Of which should retain the ssns pe r
security hch sive for the original Bonds SOU
CO. Of hieb decided 20 make ~ ~
yss ls4 tsaooo Jan 1850, $4,000 Jan lSoL ~
Jsn 1881 350O Jan l. se3 and thus eItnguish the
whole norpse debt within the period Pfe:cnbcd In pass
Of this ths Now Bonds bsye been saa
srcedy negosted " the Of chiefly 10 ex
change for the old bcnds which have been Cancelled and
charged o. lesvinF e yet TO b exchanged otherwise
disposed Of Hol6er Of the remainder Of the old bonds In
vd 70 examine tbs nsw issue and to exhsnse for them ths
Spvestment win pay them pr cent per snnuu.
The New Bonds hcrs payable at santy win DO
eA0ce now the tame during which they may
snus One investxDrnt than By defsps period
Co. Nsw.Yogk, or With the undsssEncd Z Bridgeport
-. I'D ID II NICHOLS TteSsures.
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DEM VANIA RAIL o A d
TIP GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

THE PernyYvsns Railroad connect, ct Pittsburgh sito sA
roads r. and from s. Louis Nc Alton, 0sers and Cnicaso
II r,,nLfort Lexington and Louisville Ky 1erre Hause
M.5,or Lsa; es and indianapolis lid Cincinnati Dsysoa
Sprnsfeld Geleoutsre ssrds,iy Toledo, CeveanH 20
s. packet boats rc and TO New Olssns 81 Loss Louis
Tssonrh Tickets for the East can had Of the above
mentioned places In III. West ,,.,. -,
PssseI gers will find this the shortest mo~ eAPe0A' ~
cor, 81 route between the Fact and Wet - o,,,,
FROM NEw-YeEK TO CiNClNNATi IN y .S 20 nSo"''
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS In u HOURS
Fare as low - any other Route
Bee baudbis in the hotels Of this city. ,,.u.
Trou,b III let. information may be bad ne
oAsc, OF The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
' " - No 2 Aston House. Broadway.
4 i. ELLIOTT Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May
1897 trains VIII leave Chsmbers.t Station follows
Express trims and 5:i5 Albany Passenger trains
I'm, m. and $50 for Sing Sing TO- and PM
for Poushtespse 7sm and AID pm fsr Peetskili oT
the way ssticns Ps.enses taken Chamber Canal Chs
topher Sl.tsts Trstns for New York have Troy
szd 10 70 and 4o pm, and Albany As: si5 and 1919
am. sIa ~ pun. A. y. SMITH Superintendent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
IN PANT'S ExPKEsS q, neral Oieo no ITS Broadway.
n YTNe New rcfk and Ere RsrosA Cvnpaay sro now ~
HOHlR RAMSDELL. ecusasae
Cas- A. Ds W'frT, 6speHasesdsus Expcsss
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County ofNewYork notice |, hereby given to all pei
having claim. against ALEXANDER LEAiRD late q
the City Of NewYork, deceased to present tho same, with
yOnhe: thereof to the subsorbe tho office Of Robert
before the twenty day Of September nextDssed
New.York the nineteenth day of March, 1851
ROBERT LAIRD, (r,.,,,or.
SAMUEL LEECH, HA'0N'''''
NERO lsw6mF ELIZA LEAIRD, Exccutnx.
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ARLE NJ Il A l l. X 0 u
H SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

Commencing WEDNESDAY June s, 1857
Trains Depot of White and Centre ss ~ N
-Crcton Falls Trans connecting With line OF stages for Lake
Mshopao 81 m-Expess Mail Train for Albany connecting
C.on with une q .sses for Lake Mah|psa at Prrdy
Corners with Western Railroad for Albany Trey Serstoga and
the West Mllerton Trail. stopping at FL station,
n.-White Plains Train stopping st al stations.
Leave ath.st. Station: 745 IN Williams Bridge Train,
s,oppvs al all stations IL m-Wisms Bridge Trein stop
ring at s stations Ut White Plains Train stopping st
al Sstons mWianl. Bridge Train stopping at al
stations 5p m-Coton Falls Train. stopping at all staaoaA
sp m-Williams Bridge Train. stopping at all stations
WIN. J. CAMPBELL, superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RAILRSAO-FOr fmlna
~ DRLPHIA and the SOUTH sad WEST. via Jskss !,
CITY.-haI .na Exyre.s lines Leave Ne.-'orA = sss
m and ,nd D. m fare, IS; ~ IN. 81 %; soPPns a. AZ
,.y station, II and 60 to kensinston Threash Tisss
sod for Cfnrinna ard BIS 0l and toe west sns i
B.irnor, Wsshir ton Norfolk &c. aid through baggage
- w wOODRDFF, 'Assssssnt Snps .
No Ru,sxe win b received for train unless delivered
nd cherEcd advance OF tho time of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31
OrrIcE CLEVELAND, PAisEsvILLE AND
AsHrABULA RaiLRcAD CowPANy,


AsHrABULA RauscAD owpANY, Z
CLgvELASp July ~. 1871
NJOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the CLEVE-
IN LAND GAINESVILLE AND ASHTABULA Rail-
ROAD COMPANY will 10 held at their Office IN Cieyelsnt,
o. on TUESDAY. the th dag Of August next At O'Clock
M election Of Directors and for the TRANSACTION Oh uon
other bu.Less IS may evtore them 49, - -,
The Transfer Books Of the Company VIII be closed IRON inc
is 10 Tho l2lh day Of AusGst GEO D. ELt. SecsoI~y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lake
Western Railroad and at Esto, with tho Lesn
Valley Railroad. . .. -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, comm, ncins May IS, lsSI-
Leave fo and intermediate places from Pier
No q North River at 7o II and $50 pm; for Som
exyille by above trains and at 5:l5 pm.
The trains connect at Elizabeth with trains on the
New jersey Railroad which leave from the foot OF
Coprtlandtst ut 7:3G and IL a and $40 and pm
the Delaware Lskswsnns and Western RAN
road will 80 only For Lehgh Valley Railroad
AZ IL M oniy JOHN O. STERNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

MARINERs' SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Sd.
I'LL .v eorusr s-h..t spsu daily from 20 2p m and
O. WEDkEsDa az and SATURDAY from Ssos p n intsr
e., sowed O. dePosi.s. Th0S. D. sffLLnAS Esssidsnk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31
Daimfs. Oils, Wlass, 81.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and Ma
IL chney free from burns brightly does no: crust the
outwesf sres colder weather and burns well Ws
rxnted ss above. Barrels 50 to 10 salnnA Ony Agent
's JOHN w. QUINCY, No g wiiisust
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Jusnrante Gompanies.
Uopartnersbip Notices.

nISSOLUTION-The cOpartnership hereto
~ fore existing between THOMAS KNOCK and WILLIAM
CHILDS, under the lame and firm OF KNOCK CHlLDS
dissolved BY tho death Of Thomas Knock The outstanding
the firm will be settled by the surviving partner
The busness will be continued by the subscriber his
account Ut No 82 Broadway corner Of Warenst
New York July 81, 1857. WILLIAM CHlLDS
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of tho Surrogate d
the County Of New York Notice hereby gwen to al pei
sons having claim, AGAINST SAMUEL f. RANDOLPH. late OF
the City Of EewYork deceased, to present the same VITA
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at the ONCE OF John
York before tho 18th day Of October neIt-Dsted New
splO inwSnF HSLDAH r. RANDOLPH Executrx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

NOTICE.-By virtue Of the provisions of the arti.
IN cles of CopaTtnerhip under which the nm Of CALEB
COPE Co has been established. WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON
IL hereby declared retired from the said rm and has
from thI date no further connection herewith.
The remaining partners will continue the business under the
firm Of the place-Pblsdelphia July "a leS
CALEB COPE, J. kENDRlCk,
HENRY G. HOWELL, SAMUEL IL SMITH.
NEw.YoRK, July 49, 1887.
TTNHE firm Of STURTEVANT & SHAPTER is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent g. Sturtevspt will
sisn the u the frm in liquidation.
- s. STURTEvANT.
WIN SHAPTER-
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T7HR ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANl

II Manufacturers OF
A. "a G .u I,ppo,t~rs Cushers OF Lirseed on. Pun
White ziNC PAINT prepared from the best French Oxide end
round refined Lnssed OIL He'd Lesa ana Laass o. esss
n nSsrsS term. By ROBERT C9.oATrE g: I c.: e.,
..a..- o. No ~ fesslst. Newly Oh.
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,prAr AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN

" RAILROAD to Chic,so s. Louis Rex ls'1rS 81 rs.
Hiwaukro Ksn.ss City and all pisces West snd Soi
s., Me- York and Erio bow York Contra Amelsssa 49, 80
Shers 6-rti Western Railway, and hihisss So.as aS,
r,.hs forming shor;e. quicss.t, and moss
10 The Gr.i We.t Tho road between De.lcn and Adnss
now opea and trains coanecsiass Adnan VIE &
tt.ps 10 C.sao tie West ror frther sPPl
at the Compsnys on, NJ iss B,osdws, eS,sss %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" The Through Ticket and Freight Office oft
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GALANA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD,
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
TO Chicago Milwaukee Gslens, Dubuque Rock Island, Bur.
pston Quincy ST. Louis Cairo Kansas and Nebraska and az
OTHER POINTS West and South west,
Va SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, 10 at
No. 113 BROADWAY, N "
corner Of Courtsndt-st DARIUS CLARK, Agent
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK to ROCHESTER The ROCHESTER, and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open, and. in cos-
nection vih Buffalo, Corning end New York, aud New
York and Railroads. forms direct route from New'fon
70 Rochester. ~, 4, 49,
The drecncss Of this route together with the superior com
fort orded by wide render BY far the most desra
BILE between the above named cities.
Tickets can procured the and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Duanes and Ne l5 Broadway sss,
In Jersey City
Baggsge checked through.
Feehs will be transported between New York and Hoches
ter with dispatch Any information desired 10 regard thereto
can bs by calling the General Freight Agent Of the
New-York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings C. B. TAP
PAN Express Freight Agent, No. 1913 Broadway.
No train, on the Buffalo Corning and EewYok Railroad
Sunday. }. A. REDFlELD superintendent
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
u for HAVANA and NEw-ORLEANS.-Oa MONDAY,
August at O'Clock from Pier foot Of WGrent North
River the fast and fsvorte steamship
Gray will sail shove Passage be secured the once o.
the line Freight to New Orleans 80 cts cubic foot received
August Shippers viii be supplied with blank bills Of adins Of
the form signed by the line application u their ofoe NO
other form: signed and bill fading viii be saed ser the
III III WessT., corner Of Warren NJ O. ROBERTS. Agent
EOR LIVERPOOL.-The United States Mail
Steamship ATLANTIC, O. Eldiidse Commander wiz do
psfs with the United States Mails for Europe positively On
SATURDAY August at II O'Clock from her berth Of the
foo Csn..t For freight OF pa..se having suneaaaied &C.
- EDWARD X. COLLINS No E WaiiH-
Ayfseneers will please be On board at II O'clock m 80
All letters pass through the Post Office others VII
be returned - . -.
NoTIcs The Steamers Of this Line have w'tersht com.
partments go 49, ,,.,
Tho BALTIC will succeed the Atlantic and sail on the 18th
Of August -
The ADRIATIC will sail on the 18th Of September. ,
No expense has been spared to make the Steamers OF lime
In all respects good and the thorough examination
oven them proves their mode construction yet unequaed
Hereafter the egusS built stps for this line VIII per-
form the entiie service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

NREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE.
O-Ftst Cabin $50; Second Cabin $sIa tho frst,class
paadlswbeel steamships ARIEL 2toe tuna and NOkrh
STAR sail from Pier No North Rver at noon
precisely carrying the UNITED STATES MAILS, viz:
XMPToN, HAvRE and BRB Southampton. Southampton
MEN for n York:
ARIEL..... Saturday, Aus I5a.y Sept. Wed, Sept
NORTH STAR Saturday Sept Sls.sy Oct We'd OF ,
don and Paris For psssase or freight apply
d. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing July 10, 1877
Passenger station in New York corner h-st and Ahs ' en-
trance on 21tbst. .
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK-For EewIIsvsa Ia
ago m (sx) l2:45 3:45 40 (-x and $50 p m For
Brdeepor 20 g. 20 M lex D. l2:+ s45 An lex and 45s
.. Er Milford SIstfod. Fairfield Southport and W.ss
port 75n 12:45 j:S $50 For Norwak. I'D 9@
m 1915, s:45 a. % lex 4:so SIS 6:s5 For QaGen
and Greenwich, 7:1, 9;2S M i2;f S5, $50 o,C ~
S lex 49, SIS s:s5 p For Port Cheser end nterns
Co CoNNECTING TRAiNS-Fo. Boston, $50 a m lex J. a.
D. m (e1) For Hartford and Sprnsheli $50 m s1 i25
m 70 D. ex FOR Connecticut River Railroad b MonS
real s:S o. lex and s:2S lex to Northampton Fog
Canal Railroad $50 m, teIj and l2:Sp IN; 70 Sonhsnp-
Hossaionic Rsilosd, s:soA s:S m Fer Hsuss,uo!
EairOsd $50 M, l245 and 4:ao m For Dsnbnry ard
TRAINS TO EEw-YoRK-From New Haven, $50. T.
s:S5 !e.l. i:so lex $50 M tes From Br,dss
From Norwsik 4l5 s6H sis io:ssa tex; ass (sLl
sn4 SIS 1905 IN (e. From Port Chester S;s' ga
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent