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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

Hu.BAyp MURDERS HIS WIFE FOR REASON
A jury summoned by Coroner Edward w. Cfag OF
WIeDtbam, on sunday upon the BODY Oh GISll no
wounds inflicted by gun in the hands Of Der bus
&" band, George r. Lewis, on the evening Of the 18th
"iDst." Mr.. Lewis is but y years DID, AID has a.
ways borne gcod character, having worked Tor
A. Craig. Two years ago he married miss
Caroline Green, his cousin, very pretty
young woman, with whom il Is said no hsd
lived happily for more than q year gu. Oh is.e ne
had absened herself from him for several days ct
time ard by her conduct had caused him 70 suspect
her fidelity. He alleges that on Saturday afternoon
he four her at Der mothers house In inc arms OF
another man, and left her In frenzy has as ne We
returning to Mr. Crsg's che overlook him 10 held,
and be even then promised to forgive her she would
be faithful hereafter; but upon her replying that she
would do as che had Q mind 70, and would g. Win
whom she chose, he shot her In the neck WIN
the gun be happened to have with him, snd
then struck her on the head with the butt Of
il. breaking her skull. This was 10 sight o.
Mr. Craig 8 house, and Lewis Immediately Informed
Mr. Crs,g Of what had happened: The poor womsn
Was found ssnseless and fingered till Sunday morsing
wi en- she died Its to say thai nis snar
has caused the utmost excitement In the quset O~s
where il happened. Lewis upon the dndog o. .nS
Coroper's jury, arraigp"d before Jasnc9 $3.50
upon the charge Of murder, pie ded n9t gan'y nv IN
win be examined further a. the Sheldon h.a,s ~
Wrentbam on this Tuesday morning; mo mi NH.
attempt 10 escape-in fact, gave nimse" W
lie opinion much IN his favoI Po. ssps ls
The ROBBERY OF A BAsK MEssEseER.IIne i2i.
loving na are the f.c,s in regard to the robbery oia
q The W.rsser b GesSy ssons under
s.oLe " head this morning: This bank 10 In the
S Ssbt Of bavpg ts bill. in circulation here which s-e
radssm Al the suffolk sent home by the cordnesor
- ,bs train over the New Yoik Central Railroad. IL
=, tsat Mr. Jerry Cole the conductor Of the 81
o. No. ain from THE city received little black trunk
Containing the above stated amount. This be as usual
naced in cafe located in the saloon Of the car locked
the safe ard also the door of the saloon put the keys
in bis pocket, and went about bis usual busicess;
When within few miles Of Blackstone, be pro7eecea
70 obtain the trunk found the door OF the saloon $40
the ae all right but the trunk AID Its ys!useis coz
sef acouaiDted With the custom in regard 70 the con
veyance Of these bills, procu:ed the necssssy ssys
and at an early moment, perhaps Ss'.s ~ =, M
started, obtained access 10 the safe. NO e"0' VI -
robber has been discovered. r,.v.,s, ,s,h
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THE PETTIcoAT QUESTION:

10 Ne ES,ss, y m ~ y. TSib~ns.
SIR: In recent No. Of TAG TRisusR noticed
remark, Editorial, appended to . communications on
dress reform n which you ssd, The true remedy for
irrational fashions s contempt for all fashions"
have long since embraced and cherished that
opinion !, too, am weary Of this cesseless prsiisg
about the fashion Of our dress--weAry Of wearing
articles Of clothing which are iroonvenient repal
sve 70 eur ideae Of taste because wish 70 occupy
position N society which Qures such ensavenens-
i have AZ last decided 10 become the ndepsndeni
follower OF such fashion ssuited 20 my taste aud
most convenient for my occupation in household dates,
and it, for so doing, aecety espes ue from position
might otherwise attain, viii try TO ccn,en. myself
few netches 0rer doVn and reserve my oty for those
who must toll laboriousy and necessarily 10 Get % 20
a desirable position. like the Bloomer, { wear Il
const.p az home dress for The reason that cas-
accomplish more and easier. in hour when atred
in short dress and pants than In two with long, heavy
skirt.
Let those who wish wear iong dresses, crinolines
hoops flowing Sleeves, paper shoes lace bonnets, &e-
they will learn wsdom by sad and costly experience;
but every sensible adopt that style OF dress
which best suits her age and circumstances 10 life, and
nv word for it, reform in dress will be the inevabsp
result. word TO the wise Is sufficient.
Masaslia Iowa, Aug Is, 1857. IL r. CALDWELL
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.
MEYER against LEHMAN ISRAELS and JACQUES VAN
HOUTEM-su Summons for money demand on conact-(CoIa
not s.r-To the shove named dsfendants You hereby
and required the complaint In this actor,
which will fled in the Office of the CLERK Of the City and
County Of York. the City Hal In the said city, and 20
copy your 70 the said complaint the sub
scber al their office. at No ~ Wsl, in the City Of
HewYogk within twenty days after the service Of this sum
you exclusive OF the day Of such service and yos
Re plaintiffs in this action will take Judgment against you for
he sum Of Five Hundred and Forty two Dollars aud fry
C,s with interest the lst day OF August 1887 bosidss
the cost of this action DATED Aug Is. 1887.
KAUFMANN 4 FOSTER PlaintHs Attorney
The complaint this scon filed in the Office Of the
Clerk c the City and County of the 18th day of
August 1851 Dated Aug 10. 1851 - -
e' KAUFMAN FOSTER,
,,2l lawI8wFr Plaintiff Attorneys.
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y Y. SUPREME COURT.-GEORGE GIL

~. ROY sst FRANCIS ,cHRIsTE--To the above
nsned Del, You are hereby summoned and elaired
,n,v,r the complaint in this acon. which is fed in the
once Of the Clerk Of the City aud County OF NewYork
the City Hall ad city snd TO serye aeopy Of
S,w.Ycri, within twenty dag ARR til. ;eryiee hereof
y, NV, IN. complaint - Aforesaid the plaintiff will
dmsn. ,ssn., for the sum Of i've hundred dollar. With
.h, hnd,d an fifty together with The costs Of this
ssssu Dated New -Yorh July 20 1887
BECK MeApAM, Att0Ineys for fiainif,
AIx2 lawewP NO % var 81 We" fofa-
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IN b. CLAFLIN, WILLIAM II. MELLEN DANIEL N
CONCKLING NATHANIEL y. MILLER aud HENRY
STONE sgain.t DAVID THOMAS and EDWARD DOL
SON -lsummon. Tor money demand on e3nrsc,-Com.
hereby summoned and required the complaint
in this action whn will BE- MED " the Ses Of the Clerk OF
City New Yor. end to serve copy Of your to
BrosSwsy In the City Of NewYork. within twenty day,
sAer the service this summon. exclusive Of the y
such servie; and If you fail TO answer sid complaint
judgment ae.n. for the sum OF twenty hundred
our dollars and FIVE cents aud interest thereon from
the ib d.y September 1857 beside the this action
Dated New. York Sept n, 1851
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint the above entitled action filed IN the
Office the Clerk of the City and County Of Newfok
,aId on the 18th day OF September. 1857
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
,l6 Iav6vF Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of RICH

CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of RICH
- MOND-OLIVER II LEE, Plaintiff, against SIMON +.
CONDE and MINERVA, his wife, Defendants Summons
For Relief ICON. not ser ITO the Deendsnts You are
hereby summoned and required the complaint in this
action which will be fed In the office OF the CLERK OF the
County Richmond in the town Of Richmond In said conn.
ty ard copy of 10 the said complaint
on the subscriber in bis Office No 234 Palst In the City Of
NewYork within twenty days after the service OF this sum
mon on YOU exclusive Of tho day Of such service and
fail to the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
handed in the congratulated August II, 1857
FRANCIS HOFFMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney;
The complaint the above entitled action duly flied in
the Of the Clerk Richmond County the 18th day Of
August 1887 FRANCIS HOFFMAN.
iii lav6wFt Plaintiffs Attorney.
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AIEW.YORK sUPREME COURT-JAMES

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-JAMES
~ I. CRAWFORD against ]. ALM0sNlNo and J. RoDU.
GIES-Summons for money demand contract -tCom.
not .er-To the defendants You hereby summoned and
required the complaint In this action which will he
fled In office Clerk OF the City and County Of
New York the City Hall in the said City and 70
a copy Of your the said complaint the sub
scriber OF bis Office, No. a Wals in the City of New
York within twenty days after the service Of this
you exclusive Of the day Of such service aud
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action win take Judgment against you for the
hundred and four dollars and forty cents
with interest the first day of June thousand eight
hundred and fifty seven, besides the cost of this actouDaed
August H. 1857. - - - -
JAMES c. RICE, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. A Wslst.
The complaint In the above entitled action duly filed
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the City aud County of New
York at the City Hail. said City he14,h day Of August
1857. JAMES G. RICE. Plaintiffs Attorney
NewYort August 18th, 1887. aug2 law6wF
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Goal, Sc.

DITTgTON COAL for MANUFACTURING,
i sTEAM and DOMESTIC PURPOSES, by the cargo
The Coal Company delivering its superior
ntiee Of Ps.on Coal NewYok, at the following prices:
Lump 81 50 per tun of z24O ID.
Steamer. 81 6o per tun of 2 2iO b.
Crate, 81 IS per tun Of $40 ID.
Range, 81 rs per tun of 2, $40 10.
Nut 81 rs per tun Of 1910 10.
Chestnut S3 IS per tun of 2 $40 10.
- Pea &3 05 per tun Of 2,2p ID.
The Coal received by daily lows and the utI st dspecb
oven in dchareing Off of the Company, No. 90 BrC d
-" GEO. II. HOYT, Treasurer
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
If the County q N.~Yorh notice "a hereby siven III
persons having claims against ELIZA TRACY late Of The
City Of N.wYork deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof tire subs ubr his place u be Nos AID
255 Broadway, in he City Of NewYoIk, before the
theth day Of November nexi-DGted New YORK. the Ttn
day Of May. 1851 FREDERICK TRACY, Execu.or.
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

MR.. BERTRAND CLOVER retires THIS
WI DAY from i'm the business Of which will be con-
tpued by the remaining copsItners under the same
New.YoTk, Sept. l6, 1857. DANSoN 20.
NOTICE of DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
IN sHP-ThS Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
name of NORRIS Co. (o the Pochahontas Dairy MOTIFS
pps for the production and Of MILF has been this day dis
solved BY mutus Persons having claims against
or owing any debts the said firm hereby notified that
their claims eued and bills paid JACOB BUCK
HOUT one of the partners, at Morrisans forthwith
q. MORRIS,
Morr.aIia June l. 1857. JACOB BUCKHOUT.
TT0HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il tween GEORGE JUNGE and ALDEN J. HALE, under
the firm Of GEORGE JUNGE Co., is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent NewYork, Sept II. 1851
GEORGE JUNGE.
ALDEN HALE.
T'HE firm Of LIE GRAND CANNON e. Co. is
DISSOLVED and all persons forbid trusting any in
div dual account 80" id firm at La GRAND
Qnlon Il CO.-Sept 10, 1887. LIE GRRD CANNON.
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AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK 20 PROYI-
II DENCE ac-Oh and after April Ex Trs-s Train ths
PROVIDENCE. HARTFORD and FIsIfkiLL GAILRoAD
gu leave Hartford the arrival there Of Express aip Of
.hr New Yorl and New Haven and New Hartf5 az
k,rips6 cid asiro@d vLIeh leave New -Yors st SAN
SAMUEL MOTT. suporflts pdeuA
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H A r L N K A / L X D A d
Ia SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June 5, 1857
Trains leave Depot corner Of White and Centesta: %
- ni-Expres Mail Tram for Albany, connecting 81 Gro
ton Falls with line Of stages for Lake Mahopsc Pudys
f Rdgshsld at Brew.eIs for Dsnbury a. Chatham Four
Corners With Western Railroad for Albany Troy Saratoga anc
he West q Mlertou Train stopping at eli sis,ons
m-Wnhems Bridge Train stopping at al staaons et ,
m-Whte Plains Train stopping at all stations
Leave s6th-s. Station: 1S O. m-WLhams Bridge Train,
stopping at all stations m-Wnams Bridge Train stop
ding all stations III mWhte Plains Train stopping
ali stations m-Willsms Bridge Train stoppns ct al
Tstions bP mCroton Falls Train stopping At al s,socs
"a M WlNsms Bridge Train. stopping az ali stations
WV CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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NEW WIDE-GAEGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK to ROCHESTER The RoCHEsTER ane
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 nov open and, In eo1
sstion with the Buffalo Corning and New York and New
York and Enc Railroads. fOas direct route tom Newton
Thr drectne Of this route together with the superior
fort Afforded by the wide BY far the most cesirs
bic between the abcvenAneccities
Tci,s IAN be procured u the NewYorh aid Enc N~lroeA
Ticket Oece foot Of Duane and No isS BHsdwsyi also
IN Jersey City,
Baggage CHECKED through
Freight. E be exported between NswYori .nd hoones
Ter with di,pstch ANY information deed in regard theeD
obtained BY calling The General Freight Agent 2. s
New York and Ede Railroad Erie Buildings; or T. TAI-
FAN Express Freight Agent, No lsS broadwy .
No trains the Buffalo Corning and New fork ha1oeo
Sunday J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromM May
IS 1857 trains win leave Chsmberss 81 Station foovs
Eapre. trains m and 6:l5 Albany Passenger Ia.I'
an II IN and SSp for Sing Sing 1901 AID m
for PougbkesPse am and and pm for Peehshin 3:S
Pm The roushi,epse Pesh'lin and sns Sins train, step
.he way stations Passengers taken Chambers Canal Gins
topber Sssts Trains for New York leave Troy
and 1910 and $50 pm, and Albany st 4i ei5 and o;<
- and S4o p.m y SMITH SupenutsD5ent
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FOR LIvERPOOL-The U. S. Mail steam

LUN IIVEKFUUL.- ,Ihe q. ,. Mail steam
i ship BALTIC, j. }. Comstoek, Commander will depart
with the United States male for Europe positively SArUR
DAY Sept Is u O'Clock from her beth at the foot Of
Csnsst For freight having unequaed sccommo
datioas for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS No IS Wsll-st.
Passengers i'll please be board at ii clock All let
turned.
KOTICH-The Of this ne have improved water
hsht compartments .,,,,
expense spared 10 make the steamers OF this re
h al respects good The thorough examination sVen
them proves their mode OF construction yet unrqual
B-HereseI the regular built ships for this line will per-
brm the entire service.
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ffaal Notices.

NHARLES A. WILLIAMSON ESTATE
ONOTICE TO CREDITORs-ln Pursuance Of the RsHssd
and Of Of the Surrogate Of the County Of On
tsro-notce s hereby givsn TO all persons having eans
against CHARLESA. WILLIAMSON, late " Geneva N Ne
Coupty of Ouars deceased HE estate, tina. they
sured 10 exhibit present the duly verified sccorhg
the subscriber executor Of the last viii ane tes,S
ment Of the said deceased at bis Office No ~ Pnes in Ne
Cty Of York within six months from the first publication
VI mis- MS ismsnF JAMES H. WOODS Executor.
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Wfean STEAMERS, Mf.

Tor CALIFO RNIA-UNITED STATES
MAIL LINE via PANAMA RAILRoAD;-The United ts
% Mail s1p o 6pGs nor p4esss
Nm pier foo. Of Warren N9Ith RyeT the weknOwn and
Passengers and Mails win be forwarded Panama Railroad
nd at Panama with the Pacific Mail steamship Com
ynys magnificent steamship PANAMA, w. r; LssPttsIs
public informed that the Pacific Mall ste.msshp
Company always have extra steamers ran
ma ready for to avoid any possible detention OF p'sen
FOR passage apply to w RAYMOND at the only oHee Of
be Company No III Westst corner OF Wsrrenst o %,
sNh month
TyHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
i PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANYS Clyde
CRY OF BALTMoRE:, ss7 tuns.... Capt R Le.Ch
CRY OF MANCHESTER. 3 los tuIs. Capt Kennedy
., ci:, .1s intended 20 .s
From LIVERPOOL
CITY OF .weSnssdsy
And every alternate Wednesday.
FROM NEw,YoRk
CITY OF BAiTIM0RE..... Observation-Disclosures
RATES ESQ 81 cnBN PRss&SEFIO@ York and PHI
sdphia SIS From Liverpool q guneas II gutneas and 10
sSpea according to The the ss
Tsap CLASS PAssESeERs-A limited number Of third class
required From Philadelphia and NewYoik $50 From Liv
Ccates Of passage will be Issued here TO parties who
eesfou Of bringing their friends at corresponding rates
These steamer, constructed with improved wa'ertght
and every attention paid TO the comfort and accommodation OF
Drafts o Liverpool from 81 upward
Specie taken by these vessels at usual rates
soods sent to the Agents will be forwarded with economy
sat NJ The oo The
WIN INMAN Nos aud is Tower Buildings Liverpool Agent
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GREAT CENTRAL ROU TE.-
" The Through Ticket and Fregh Office OF the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GALANA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD
CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
10 Chicago Milwaukee, Gsena, Dubuque Rock Island, Bur.
ungton Quincy St. Louis Cairo Kansas and Nebrssk and Al
other points West and Southwest,
Va SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, 10 1t
No 173 BROADWAY ~ y
sorner Of Cosrtlsndtst DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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TOR INTERCOLLEGIATE LINE
l. The and splendid pscket-ship ELLEN AUSTIN
Wn H. Gerhck commander will have immediate dispatch
fer the above port For freight having unryaed
North River or to sPOEfoRD, TILESToN6 Co,
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY.-Msil and Express Lines: Leave NewYork and y
way stations and 90 to Remington Through Tickets
sold for Cincinnati t$l7 and 9 and The West and fof
check TO Washington In q. m. and p
w WOODRUFF, AshstAnt Sup't
No Bassase win be received for train unless delivered
and checked Is In advance Of the time Of leaving
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GREAT REDUCTION in FARE 10 EUROPE.
O-Frst Cabin $50; Second Cabin sD-In the 6rstcass
psdde-wheel steamships ARIEL, 1000 tuns, and NORTH
6TAR 500 sail from Pier No North River AZ
precisely, carrying the UNITED STATES MAILS, viz;
rT HIVE
MEN for ~ York
NORTH STAR. Saturday, Sept 5Isaty Oct 3lWed, Oct
kRIEL...... Saturday, Oct. slsaty Oct 81 Wed Noy.
These steamships Havre Specie delivered In Lon
Con and Paris Hor passage or freight spPlyto
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New Yorh Notice hereby gwen 20 all Per.
sons having claims against SAM6EL r. RANDOLPH, ste 81
III. city Of New-York deceased present the with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber al the ohe OF John NJ
Bruce H. No Jaupceycolrt, Waist, in the City Of New
YORK. before the 18th day Of October nexDssed New.
York the 9Th day Of A pnl, 1857.
spiO iaw6mF HELDAB F. RANDOLPH Eaecatix.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate q
the County Of NewYok, notice hereby given 20 al per.
having claims sgans. ALEXANDER LEAIRD late 81
the City Of NewYoIk deceased pTeseH; the same, viii
vouchers thereof 20 the subscrbers the Office NJ Robert
Lsrd, No IFS Fns, In the City Of NewYorh en-
before second day # September rs1-Ds.sd
New-Yort the nineteenth day OF March, 1887
ROBERT LAIRD. u.
SAMUEL LEIGH, ! HAeSo'ei'-
ua-?R isw6uF ELIZA LEAIRD. E1eeu,Iix.
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kNOR BOSTON and PhOVlDENCE via NE W
I PORT and FALL RlvER.-The spended and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New YORK every
Tuesday THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock n,
sudfhe EMPIRE STATE Capt Brsytcn leaves .fori
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAI at 9Icioc.
m from Pier No SNR the Battery; both touching
Newport each way ,-,
will be regarded as secured 10 any epPn
sspt Until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with ea. d,fpsteh
BY an Express Freight Train. ,,
VIM BORDEN. Agent, Mes. 70 and II West-ss
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
Il ket wharf by Isteaner Island City, at 6:+ and Van
and and pm; the cars leave Flushing p =. the san:
hours meeting and exchanging passengers with the boat
Hunters Point. Through in 81 minutes Fsre . cents
WIN. N. SMITH, Receives
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Lscks
and Western Railroad and Of EsstOn with the Lehsh
Valley Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May IS, 1851
York for Eason and places from Pisf
No North River at m IL and $3.50 for Son
eryille by above trains and at Sis pm.
trains ct Elizabeth with trains the
Railroad which leave NewYork from the foot Of
Conrtlandtst at 1880 and II m. and 8: % and pm.
Passengers for the Delaware LskAwsnna and Western Raj
road will leave 1t 80 only For Lehigh Valley Rsirss1
Al IL m oniy JOHN 8. sTERNS Superintendent
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UHr vEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
T.~rs r All gTEAlGERa-fAs ships somyosns ths

EDWARD 4 COLLINS, no. 50 waIlst, II.
BROWN, sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
No. 2 Austin FraIs, London
B. g. WAINWRIGHT Co., Psra
xbe Of these chips viii be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie iewely precious stone iorme.la unless
bills Of sdns dsnod therefor and the vans thereof
pressed therein
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NIGHT EXPRESS at 5 pm, for Dunkirk, every day.
NIGHT EXPRESS at pm, for Buffalo, every day
These Express Trains connect at Emrs with the E1na
Csnsndasua and NIAGARA Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls q
Bnehamon with the Syracuse and bnEt anton Railroad for
Syracuse Corning with Buffalo, Corning and NewYort
Railroad for Rochester, Great Bend with Delaware, scla
wanna and Western Railroad, for Scanton at Hornesv1s
with the Buffalo and NewYok City Railroad, for Bufso; se
Buffalo and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cevs
land Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c
HOMER RAMSDELL President
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E'OR BREMEN DIRECT-Te sail September
Il l6-Prce of Passage; First Cabin $50; Second eOj
steesee $The fret class paddle wheel steamship ERICS-
SON B. LowbeY ,nder having been employed during
he last Is months In the Collins United States mail line from
NewYoIk 10 Liverpool where she has established her repus
Ion Of the safest and most comfortable Of Ocean
viii be placed upon the route 10 Bremen Her sailing days
tor the present season win be
FROM NEw-YoRK. FROM BREMEN.
6eptember...........l6 October.................n
November. December. ...............H
This ship has water tight compartments which completely
nclose the engines Only limited number Of
will be taken For freight apply 20 C. H. SAND
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