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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-31
The Excelsior Corn and Cob MiII.

As Just received the highest premium at the great
H National Fair ouzvie and slso the Ohio state
tsir Al 0nennat the latte Giant, and Magic
Mis-.
Il IL adapted 20 crushing Cora sud Cob. Rye Dat Ac
fer stock and for FrndiaE Tor fAnly use sIsfsrles
ae. It's grind rR surfaces be a. eost OF
three De- sr bsng east sssrase from the ether poEons
any doisrs Travelling Agents wanted cell the above
Nils J. c. BALDWIN 4 Co.
oeiI-dtWAEaz- e College street, NaahwIils.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-31
BrOadWaY House.

Il IBIS New Hotel Is ops q for the reception Of
boaTderE, being situate Ia q central locality TO -
all the d aerent Hailro d. convenient the Medical Ill
college the pest on ADD the err renders the
eahle place n the city for travellers nd day boaFder
Members Of The legislature, stuts and the travelling
pubic gnrray are eaTne ty requested TO visit this house
No pains W be spared 70 render all Who comfortable
and eonteBted. WM. p BRANCH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-31

THE MAGAZINE.
Lsse's Family Magazine and Gazette Of Fashion,
for November Just received by
Oct2s HAGAN & BRO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-31

A free handicap of 25 sovs. each, Is f., with
200 added by the JOCKEY Club. Certain penalties.
Tue second to receive 90 -oVs out Of the stakes.
CesarewIteh Course q miles, 2 furlongs, % yarIs
I'll subs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
The Chicago Tribune says /:

Ihe lineage tribune says
/" Butchers to large extent are sailing
down hides, being unwilling TO meet the de.
mands Of buyers, who On their part are very
Indifferent about boying AZ even the low ig-
ure now prevailing. This nav be accounted
for by the fact that IN New York and the
east generally, hides arc sold III six months
credit, and though the paper as class, is
,Inequallcd BIZ any other class in the Union,
it is under tie extreme pressure for money.
selling at ifn5 per month discount for cash
1t is difficult 10 effect sales at any price in
New York. The last were made az follow /:
For cared sailed hides (westernl &c; western
dry l3{dl3e. IL il undoubtedly the case
THAI the day Of high prices has passed, and
il viii not he ~ all surprising If on the first
day of January, So, hides are below our to-
DAYS quotations, which show a sill further
decline in prices. Butchers and green coun-
iry hides 3sat4a., salted hides 4{a,5c.; dry
hides 10 Ice.
or the New York market, Messrs. Terry
Brothers Circular says
Il would be difficult to imagine more
complete siagpation Of business than has ex,
listed in oar hide trade during the last week
the saics for consumption having been only
900 city slaughter and 10 DRY Western.
he st. Louis Republican, SAYS /:
In our own market the stagnatiou in this
article is also extreme. There is nothing do
ing and it would be difficult to get an offer
Of Sc for dry tint.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
nmusom.s position on slavery.

4 The Trcumseh Note Book, a radical pro-
slavery Democratic paper Of Kansas, OPP
posed the nomination Of Ransom as the
National Democratic Delegate to Congress,
on the ground that, while in Michigan, he
had advocated free soil sentiments. After the
nomination, however, Ransom satisfied the
editor thar, whatever his sentiments might
have been in Michigan, he was all right in
Kansas. An editorial in that paper says
g Since 1850 he had occupied high Demo-
cratic grounds in favor Of intervention
with slavery by Congress, and the equal
rights Of the South with the North In the
Territories and in the States. This is all
that could be expected of him as q Demo-
crat But he goes farther IN his speeches,
aud advocates zealously the claims of sla-
very us religious and moral institution.
X is too late for another Convention To
meet, and formally nominate GOV. Ransom
or some ono else. The people are satisfied
now, and will do all they can to elect him.
We axe satisfied now, and shall labor earn
estly FOR the same result
Tho same paper regrets that the United
States abolished the slave trade, and hopes
TO see it revived again, and concludes as
follows;
g The United States probably thought
they we're bestcwing great blessing on the
negro bv the severity of their laws against
the slave trade. But it is a great question
al this day, whether it would not have been
better policy TO correct the abuses and con-
tnue a system which has. even under its
former unfayorable auspices, resulted in
benefits so wonderful to the negro, the
white man. and the world ut large. We
hope and expect before long 10 see the
North come back To true common sense and
philanthropy on this subject. There are
many late indications that this will be the
case. May the banner Of genuine Democ
racy ere long wave proudly over the uni
verse, with tho motto inscribed upon its
fold. The subordinntion Of the negro and
the equality Of the white race'"
Such are the sentiments OF leading organ
Of the National Democracy in Kansas, and
such is the position of the party there on the
slavery question. The Democracy Of the
South seek to revive the slave trade, and the
Democracy Of the North play into their
hand by appealing to tho prejudice against
negroes, and shouting their new motto Of
the suberd.natiqn OF the negro and the
equality Of the white races while they
scout the motto Of our country's liberty and
Independence proclaiming the natural rights
Of mankind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
THs MARksr ron iIoos.-Thc Cincinnati

IHs MARKET raa iIoos.--Thc Cincinnati
Price Current hhs the following in relation
TO approaching operations in hog packing
The feeling in the marker for hogs for No.
vemhrr delivery continues very unsettled,
there being few buyers a, amy price, and sew
erai sellers. Some contracts have been made
within the last two weeks ut So per cwt. net,
November delivery. but we believe there are
no buyers at this price now. The unsettled
stute md great uncertainty as regards the
future Of financial matters de.ers the pack
ers from making any contracts, and leads TO
"a disposition on their part 10 hold off for the
purpose Of being abr TO witness, unembar-
raised, the result OF this serious financial
crisis. The corn crop is now matured, and
may be considered not only the best in quail
ity, but the largest in quantity ever raised in
the country, by say - per centt., and the in
deations are quite conclusive that il will
rule al extraordinary low prices, thus rem
dering the feeding off to h g, even though
they should rule at S4,50 per cwt. net, the
most profitable disposition winch can be
made Of il, and this must lead to large
supply Of pork.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
FROM lAe New York Ennrass

1nE TIDE or GoLp.--When Threadneeils
street, London. sees what Wall street is do.
ing = that Is, sending for, instead Of sending
speele--theFe viii be open war made upon
:" Cotton . American Flour and every.
thing ese Amersaan--sn order 10 keep specie
ut home. IagIand, Iasi now, with The war
IN lujla unati band, and the war in Chin8.
has 10 specie Is spare for America, ana viii
mo- give Us any Without eight for il which
tsht VIII result IN scre@lng down uli our
productions, aUl ia biOWiHg up lhe credi; Of
every American house IA London. Liyernool
and Manchester.
Nevertheless, @nld must come, no matter
what il cost, as, for Cotton il King and
Cotton alone can he had If as in sufficient
quantity 10 meet the oyer-ruilng demands Of
British manufacturers. Bread may be got
elsesh here, and other things nlso, but Cotton
- smerican and Cotton must be had, and
gold nQw must pay for Cotton.
Our own California gold now, instead of
gong tp London, goes right into the phila
uciph,a Nina, To be coined us fast as possj-
bic ia eagles, bali eagles, quarter eagies--
ans tao plefe OF that gold viii. for sometime.
80 10 England. What we owe abroad, for
tha present. must be paid in g suspended
paper ani what we have to sell, must
come back ID GOLD.
Produce hss fallen and is to fall. Every
thug from the useful, like wheat, to the
luxurious, ike tobacco. sugar, Of course.
IS 70 70 on faIlinc--as j, has fallen. Tho
specle cru9lble wiil melt up property like
WAX. 'thyea4needle street now has the cru.
cibis ana VIII melt Il Till the tide turns, and
We pay ngen in California goli--nsteaa 81
!. keeplpg il at home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

no PERSONS
which
Rowing snmt
A
arhn
aforesaid Of fnusno LAID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
CT Here is pretty good parody on the
well known song of the ,froubadour
gsIED,

On sunday, at / o'ciick p m. Wiloughhy S..
son Of X. y. aad c. " Kellogg, aged II months.
The friends Of the family are invited to the
funeral, at their residence Ninth street, between
BlspdSau and Concert, at 81 o'clock this TUESDAY
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

/ Bayard Taylor, 10 his last letter from the
north of Europe, thus describes this marvel
/ of Biographies
/ On approaching the islands we had /. fair
/ view of the last outposts OF the group--the
/ solid barriers against which the utmost fury
Of the Atlantic dashcs in vain. This side Of
fVaeroe lay the large island OF Moskoe, be-
tween which and large solitary rock in the
middle of the strait dividing them is the To-
cality of the renowned Maelstrom ',
alas almost as mythical as the kraaken or
great sea-snake Of the Norwegian tords. 1t
I is a pity that the geographical illusions OF
our hoyish days cannot remain. You learn
that the noise Of Niagara can be heard 100
miles OF, and that "some Indians, in their
canoes, have ventured down it with safety"
Well, one could give up the Indians without
much difficulty, but it il rather discouraging
10 step out of the Falls depot for the first
time and hear no sound except "Cab, sir 2"
"Ilotel, sir ~ SO Of the Maelstrom, demo-
ted on my school-bgy map BY great spiral
twist, which suggested to me n tremendous
whirl of the ocean currents, aided by the IN
formatian that 'svessols cannot approach
nearer than seven miles, In 0lney, more
over, there was picture Of a luckless bark,
half way down the vortex. Ihad been warm
ius my iIuuSIHaliuHs Us VIC taIHt u ~ lic tpdots
with CampbelPs sonorous lines
Ground the shores where ruuie 0jin
Huwls his war-song 70 the gale
Round the lslss where lond l.. I den
Whifis to death the roaring whale "
and, as we looked over the smooth water to-
ward Moskoe, felt a renewed desire to make
an excursion thithcr on our return from the
north. But, according to Captain Rus, and
other modern authorities which consulted,
the Maeistrom has lost all its terrors and at
fractions. Under certain conditions of wind
and tide, an eddy is formed in the strait, it
is true, which may be dangerous to small
boats, but the place is by no means SO much
dreaded as the Saltern lord, where the tide,
rushing in, is caught in such manner as 70
form bore, as in the Bay OF Fundy, and
frequently proves destructive to the fishing
craft. itis the general opinion that some OF
the rocks which formerly made the Maelstrom
so terrible have been worn away, or that
some submarine CONFUSION has taken place,
which has changed the action Of the waters !;
1t is impossible to account for the reputation
IT once possessed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

1t will be seen that Lowe gains over Free
mont in the west. and sanuels gains over
Blchanan's vote in the moth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
a General Bank r.nsion lncyi-



/ 1t is now clear that the long and desperate
struggle is over, and that u general suspen-
sion Of the banks Of the Uuion is u foregone
conclusion. The suspensions in New Or
leans settle the question beyond cavil or eva
sion. Three of the strongest OF the New Or.
/ leans banks having suspended yesterday, it
/ is manifest that the remainder must suspend
to-day. And although We deeply deplore
thu resut--a,though We have refused 10 re-
cognise the probability Of a suspension by
the kentucky banks, it must be clear to ey-
cry intelligent and rejecting mind that will
be sheer folly, absolute madness for them to
attempt a continuance nspecis payment with
New Orleans and New York, and indeed all
other banks IN the Union, in snspension.-
The only result of such an effort, the certain,
the dreadful result, will be to break down
the commerce and the industry and the agri-
culture OF the State, and then 10 fall ut last,
from absolute exhaustion. An immediate,
IN instant suspension is the dictate alike Of
wisdom and sound policy. IL the suspension
il immediate, if il occurs before the banks
are depleted Of their specie by the Cinrin-
matt brokers and those who would hoard and
bury their gold, an early resumption is not
only practicable but easy. Let those who
control our banks show themselves fit for
their responsible position, worthy to meet the
crisis, masters of the situation.
Since writing the above we have been in
formed that ut conference of the officers Of
the several banks of this State, held in this
city last night, it was determined to continue
specie payment. We fear that the bank Of
tcers have been actuatel in this determine
ton more by desire to preserve their char
ters than by any regard for the interests OF
the community. Ii is true that some Of the
banks have not been heard from since the
suspension in New York, New England, and
New Orleans, but We apprehend that the tel
egraph will bring the intelligence o-day of
general SUSPENSION, and, II this should be
the case, we can bat think that u suspension
Of the Kentucky banks would greatly pro-
mote the interests of her citizens and enable
the banks to resume at much earlier period
than an attempt Co continue specie payment
under such circumstances.-L Louisville Jour.
u" Here il pretty good parody on the
well known song Of the Troubadour
Gail. the Editor
Smoked his gar
Nl4ilt he seissorlrg
Ae@s ar sud fac
l.paRit fog murder dire,
Item ~ fuA
Deyil saY-dcSii say
AttHff . SO ,A,.hy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

BKlcm&a o. gag Boys.--1he ssstarr wri.
ter O the Independent has been devoting nm
essay 70 boys. He says
Inc Ives & pious and good boys which
eiaiel' tha eatalogues Of our gFeat publishing
societies, resemble q real boys life about as
much a. q chicken. picked and ls-,ied ,l,,en
Il spit, aiaa ready for delicious eating. re-
semeles a free towl 10 the fields. With some
lev honorable exceptions, they arc lmpossl-
be boys, with incredible goodness Apples
that ripen long before their time are either
Diseased or worm bitten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
NuIlus..,

NOTICE l. hereby given u The creditors or l..
y " " Btlaa i ". thai tie aatd l.. ", Bran
! ~. Aave this aay made assignment % he
nsleFsignsd, asstgaef, Tor tas asaslt II thar
cfsait0fs, If The ahQse II th.E property and II
feets Mud the satj creditors h.ithy notified
y Tile thsir riams 4gainst ti,e said isni within
three nntbs. properly authenticated, with he u-
dsrsignej, assignee, for ayinent.
Ii u. p'BHiAN,
keokaki Oct. lssb, lssi--Oetl3a Assignee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

l.Y seaat9r Summers health continues b
improve inF. letter dated Heidelberg, Sept.
Liza, ae sssfs
y arr not 5e' entirely we'll, but am al
mot. ny case spas out .sow.y but hnd
tL1s my experience IL tina. u others wh0
nave received Injuries . the brain. NV gen.
era health, which IL now complete, is snre!y
i!l.ihg UP Tie diseased part Of my sys.em.s'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
( cOkuk, Mt. pIeasa n n M n scnlIn
Railroad.
In ~ - = D - |! - 8 -

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Two take effect aad after Friday, October 10th
i 1851.
Fifst train leavas Packet Depot kcokuk, 1880 a
an, arrive az laBding in MonIrose ilii0 q. Re-
turning. leave Montrete J. 90 p. and arrive At
Packet Dspos p. m, connecting with the pack
q Tor ST. Louis.
Sec nd Train Iraves keokuk Packet Depot at a:30
p. IN. arriving IN Mantrose at $40 p. Return
ing, leaves Montrose at 5:3s p. IN, arriving in
kcoeuk at 6:iO y. m. This tain will not be run
Oh Sundays.
JNo. AFFAIR MCDOWELL,
sep29l Engineerand Superintendent.
}. Il. fEwKsBuRr, Ticket Agent, keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

CASH. AND CASH ONLY.
NJ y take pleasure in calling the attention Of GU
w customers and friends to the [ act that are
Saii ~ sht again, and ready 10 wal them ut our
oil stand los Main.s., between ath and 18th, with
az choice STOCK of Family Groceries, fl,ur and
Protisios, brought to this market,
which win sell Tor CASH rEs PER CENT cHsAr-
Ea than any house ia .his city selling ON CREDIT.
ard all We ask a you il - give US call and We
viii convince you Of the fact
All goods boughl OF viii be delivered to any
part # the city free Of charge.
oetiil ". IT, AUSTIN co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

IN watch kpeeist taxes due and unpaid for
/ ~ Nc AdAmhang ard earbing on Blondeau street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
TRISTEES, ALE OF K IA 1. ESTATE



- AT AUCTION.
Df virtue and in accordance with the terms Of u
ID Deed of Trust to mo executed by I. j. Elliott,
for the purpose Il securing to Miller Alexander
the payment of q certain prom ssory note made by
said Elliott Tor Of cd and ghty
~ 100 7s2 - l0n) dollars, psyahla 10 tho order
Of said Alexander, with interest, l, VIC. stripe,
Trustee aforesaid, hereby give notice TO al par
ties interested that Monday, the 18th day Of
Oc,ol Or Isl, he front door vi the Clerks Once
JOHN street, in the City OF keokak Iowa, be-
tween the heursof II o'clock and p. M, III
n public suction the highes, bidder for cash
in hand the lowing described real estate, to-wit
Lots So 80 50, 81 IS and "a, in Block ID. rs shown
md set for on o,isy Stipcsm ap Of said City Of
ksokAk. ". g. STRIPE,
Oct Der II, ls57dl0t Trustee.
BRITANNIA WARE.--Tea sets, Casters, No
ID lt,ses Cups Pitchers, Tea Pots, Coffee Pots,
tlaid Lamps, Gandlesticks, and numerous other
srteI hume rous to men ion for sale at prices
lower than sill before in this city-wsre war
! ranted LAT signof tbs Bk0ADAXE.
octlid
ruAL HoD.--An eiaes, ut The Sign u the
~ octiAd BR0ADAXE.
pois HAM DIE AAE, tor ssL at sign OF the
- octlsd BkOADAXE.
A LAKa WHISTLES, for speaking tubes, 1t
= nc,l4d TtLLIAdHAsT, LANEABUEL'S.
LorEL GoSds for sale At the sign Of the
IL octl!d BRoADAAE.
GILTER PLATED Iable and Desert knivcs, At
- oatlid SIGN or BKoADAAE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20
ron SALE.

u ElNH DESTROYS II cugtailing portion of our
- business, offer for saleat great bargain on
LONE GKEnlI with approved security, in ex.
change for city property, our large and extensive
FlJuring Nj H. known as the Magnolis Mills, ~
iaharpe, H., together with a Stock Yard of ten
acres, ami fur good Dwelling Houses; also, cur
lirgs and extensive Coopershop and Stock in keo-
knk alse, one II our Grorery stores on Mnin-st /,
between 9th and 10th, in keoKuk, and a Store
House aud Lot with good stock VI Groceries, in
Hamilton, u.
For particulars enquire at No. 100 Main-st., or
NJ. 81 Leyee, keokuk.
.etlid W. III. AUSTIN 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

The St. Louis papers contradict the ra.
NOR that Doan, Amg i Co., aud Collins.
Kellogg and klroy, had failed, and state
there IVES no foundation whatever for The
repprt, neither o. these firms having suffered
Z s.n9le protest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

! > 900 LBS. la Firkins Of 100 lbs. each for
<.OOO familyuse Jast received from West.
era aerserye, Ohio, and will b. sold at reasona-
Bile price. KELLOGG BIRGE,
oyt17d2w fourth-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-20

Civcd tho
t him from late
Naord CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

DuNTHTRY-rHu UNDuRsroNnD WILL NnCrsSA
~ fly be absent non The city from about the Nh July
en he Let o. Heptember Professional appointments ss 9.
&C., made for that period win be attended previously ~ rx
possible. n immediate Application q made -.
\ AN EXTRACTING TRKrn WITHOUT PAIN, By
Of bsnumbng the gums which can be used IN AZ
csses and entirely dssimar fu1 the ressirs prsces
Aso inserlpa beautiful mineral teeth, improved s11os
pheric plates which be .ed vn OF without ~
DE These plates patented. run or psruh see !"
sessed cr ane gold, - per tooshi silver p -s--
On r. ii aRUrM, ~ fulton d. nFookyA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

np; wAfnon1 nlw won1,-.iA1 oAusn ~
and premature snhsnssca VIII iooAi dsbnxI, induced y
eary hdnnreoa o<hev b vhloh nassge -
~ fui1 aylAlnsd h1usu.led 81 sunesous sssk.ss
a. 10 BE- had a author, who may be ccnsulssd csnAerx
ally e wslhev aresa ssv door, vssa q broedwAg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

DIDUCKD PRICEs-sO0 THROUGH FOR OALTrOR
IL Via Panama Railroad. The United sAies ksil steam
alp Company win despatch for Aspin~A Monday July
O'CLOCK r. precisely frcm pier foot o. warren srest
North The well known and fast steAmship 1LLfNO1a
capt Chas Borgs U. Passengers and malls win be
Forwarded BY Psnams Rairsd and conne at PAnsms VIII
Mall stcamship Companys mAgnf ,ent Steamship
GOLDEN Aen 5. 7. wsktns oo@mandc<. which WI be In
readiness and leave Immediately for San Francisco.
The public Informed that the Pacific Mall stean,shlp
company always have ertra steamers lying A.
Panama. ready for 70 avoid possible desenuon Of
passengers or malls
ga..se sgp'y - 80. sosn lHs only once s o.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
SHIPPING.

IvVA uIvskrvOL--lhH UkSraD STATS NAH.
aoamship ERICSSON, L0wber, Commander, WIN depart
vita tho United Hthes mails for Europc lively Satur
iay. JuiyA Il u Jasoh u, nom hw ssrt& 6os a cAna,
aroo4
Fog tregs Or ps.ssss aAyils aasauaea ssoonsoaaous
IDWARD K COLLINS, No. q van ssrsss.
Passengers VIII please be on board ct II o'cicsk A. Il
An ears must pass through the Posi- ONCE sny ohsFs win
returned.
soriol-rhs ScAnsss q This Inns savs improvsa water
uxhi oompArtmouh.
The COlUMB1A WIN snsesvs ERICSSON. ana saA %
~ 18th Of Juiy ATLANTIC The LIST Of August and the GAL
TIC the 18th o. August No has been spared 70 make
sure uneQuallod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

rs cents each wav The second within
block OF The landing At Thirty fourth street..
uARLKx RAILRoAp-suNxEE ARRAsGExsNr-
o. cornsr ~ Whs ssd Senirs sIps .''
MCoton Fails train connecting with lines Of stages
$50 = s~fspr--. m.n train ,or A,ssny, c,une:.lns y
& Rds.ssis ~ IN Tor psns1rys A cba,s.n Sons
Cn.r Win Western Railroad ior Albany Troy sarssoxa
ssoP M~Nnle -cp irsln, stopping q, all stations.
Plain. ss ss ,r. .eu .SpPns ~ ss'
L,.ys Iwssgx sxTn aI sInxsr sIsIios
,.S-vsI.%s sr'sss s ssn. :,e eS Ill .,%oss
iisok M-white Plains train, s.oppinG At all ssioo.
sP m@cro,n Falls train, stopping q al s,siious
sHAwAm' Sdi' j. r;1 :grE sa s ::sss
Ia All regular train. viii run the same a. on c,he days
and in addition Friday - ,he espress train ksyng BROOD
an extra Win Brooklyn Tor Henri
and Jsms and % va ssss ". s
greeppor on Saturday and kcodAy ~ $50 A. H. and s1
landing At foassr. Hastings, H fosss Perry f.syo.s
srg Sing Hsversraw, yerpisncks Caidwsis we.s run
q ssss :ss RIOS s0fsA a
q Jay street Sunday ,nlns ooes ,gr1s ~ wei
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