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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-01

81 60
GEO. I'D YER s. CO.,
13o EAST WAITER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS
Manufacturers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
Sadd!ery, sSaddIery Hardware,
CARRIAGE & TRUNK TRIMMINGS,
TRUNKS, VALLSES CARPET BAGS
COLLARS, Wars, FLy-NETs, BELLS, BLANKETS
HORSE BRUSHES, CURRY-CoMBs, CARDS, &c.
Sada!es-More than 100 varities of Side. Snan-
ish, Pad, Columbian, American, and English
Saddles. Also, Brides, Martingales, Girths,
Stirrup feathers, Surcinges, Cruppers, Hal
tiers, &c.
Harness-Team, Wagon, Buggy, Gig, Carriage
and Coach Harness.
Coitars-of all kinds and every quality.
Saddlery Hari,care-Embracing great variety
OF Bits, Stirrups, Buckles, Hames, Trees,
Ierrets, Hooks, Pad Screws, Cockeyes Chains
Rosettes, Ornaments, Tacks, Webbs, &C.
Russet and Patent Leather.
Carriage Observation-Disclosures variety of
Bands, Clips. Props. Shaft Tips, Maieable Irons
Enameied Cloth, Trimming Cloths, Damasks,
Laces, fringes, Silks, Tufts, Buttons, Carpets,
I'll SiOttiS &c.
Trunk 1rimnings-Locks, Rivets, Hinges,
Nails, Innings, &c. 1runks-Packinga and Tray
cling Trunks, Valises, Carpet, Leather, and En-.
ameled Cloth Travelling Bags, Ladies' Trunks
and Hat Boxes. Whips-Twig, Sulkey, Trot.
ting, Gig, Wagon and Coach whips, Covered
wood and Raw Hide team whips, Raw Hides,
Hickory stalks, Buck and Horse Hide Thongs,
Ok and Stage Lashes. Leather and Skins
Russet Bride, and Skirting Leather, Patent
Skirting, Patent Split Skirting, Flap, Blind and
Dash Leather, Oil Top Leather, Enameled Top
Leather, Colored Enameled Leather, Hog and
Chanois Skins
The attention of purchasers is called to the
above, as the goods are made and selected with
great care, and for sale at prices which will CON-
pete with any in the west, at 136 East Water
Street.
n97 1y. GEO. DYER l. Co.
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TIMERS STOCK!

lie, X, square <, Boiler and Roofing Tin Plate,
Russian and Common Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc,
VIE. all sizes. Copper Bottoms, Tin, Copper and
Rive4s~
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All Goods sold at Lowest Market Prices.
H.J.NAZRO,l <JNAZRO,
New York. ! Milwaukee.
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.Barkdull Il karthaus.
W H o L E ALE

GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Also Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors
and Cigars.
Jus LEvEr, Dubuque, Iowa.
r e FtEtR e NC Ea:
FENER, M'MILLAN ARTHUR, NY.
AVERY, BUTLER CECIL, New York.
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Grocery. House.
Established in lS4S.

w. w EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE,, wis.
ME undersigned would call the attention Of
Il the Country merchants to their Stock which
consists in part of,
lO0 Hhds. Porto Rico Muscavado Suga,A
so Bbls. Refined
100 New York Grocers Svrup.
200 Bags Rio Java Coffecs.
SUI Halfchcsts Young Hyson, Gunpowdes :
Oolong Teas.
l5o Butts Tobacco, ofthe best Virginia Brand.
together with full assortment OF Groceries.
woodward, Brooms sc. Our terms are cash OF
approved paper Please give us call.
n. B-Sole Agents in this State for the Sale
of Dupont's Powder Safety Fuse full supply
constantly on hand.
L1TTEL l. BOXER.
Milwaukee, April 1857. n29ly.
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WILD LAMBS WANTED

In EXCHANGE FOR DRY GooDs.
M ERCHANTS of IOWA! If you have
lva land to dispose of in this way, YOU will do
well to address line at once to
BARNEY, SCOTT & CO.
luz Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
Dubuque, April, 1857. nos Nv.
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BOOTS L. SHOES.
ATKINS g. STEELE,

l47 EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
M ANUFAcrURERs and wholesale dealers in
lv Boots, Shoes g. Rubbers.
Nine years experience in this business in the
west enables us to select and manufacture STYLES
and quality OF goods perfectly adapted to the
western trade. Our facilities are such that we
have at all times large stock to select from and
the prices are as low as can be found East or
west
ATKINS & STEELE. .
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1907. 1857.
SPRING TRADE,
Havcrstick, Bennett 4 Co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALsas II
Foreign and D0sssessie
DR. GOODS, YANKEE Norloxs Il.
Ia East Water Street.
MILWAUKEE, Wyscosals
HAVE now in store and 70, sale the lsrcse
III and best stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods De-,
Ever offer in the west purchased direct don
the manufacturers and which we will sell "a,
cash or good approved paper at rs low figurss q
any Jobbing House in any Of the
atlantic Cities.
Cash ind prompt paying men will do well .
give us call and save their money and :runa
portatiOn, by buying goods in Milwaukee.
HAVERSTICK, BENNETT d co.
n29.
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TO Country Merchants.
Hats, Caps IL Straw Goods.

SALESMAN & BOOTH,
ll9 EAST WATER STREET, next door South of
Mario q Cos milwaukee.
NM E are now receiving EXPRESSLY for the
w Spring trade, Il very large and weilse.
lected stock of silk, Fur Beaver, Nutra wool,
Palm Leaf, Pedale, Leghon, Panama, Scnnett,
both white and coorcd, Canton, white and mot
tied, Rreosote HATS, and an extensive variety
OF CAPS OF the latest styles to be found in the
Eastern market.
All kinds of silks, satin, Grape, straw. leghorn.
DunStable Bonnets, flats, cypsies bloomers and
riding hats, both American and Imported. that
the market affords; an excellent assortment of
French and American flowers, rrlsches. bonnet
frames of all kinds, bandboxes, travelling bags
&c.
Also heavy line of Parasols and Umbrellas
OF all grades and at all prices.
Our connection with eastern houses affords US
facilities for purchasing goods at figures which
enable us to sell them at rates, which will make
1t an object for country merchants to give us
their patronage. A stock better adapted to the
western trade was never brought to this market,
and We pledge ourselves to sell as low as any
other house in the west
We received the first premium on hats, cans
and turs at the last State Fair.
L. J. SALESMAN.
Z. D. BOOTH.
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Pressed Tin Ware!!

ROYS e WILCOX'S celebrated make
0fTinners' Machines and Tools. full stock con-
stsntly on hand, at manufacturers prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

AID FOR Coop CArsE.-In Newport, Ky, is
man named VIM. s. Bailey who for seven yesu hss
maintained there an AntiSlavery journal in the face
Of the most formidable opposition He has suffered
Assaults upon his person, successfully defended hun
sef against libel suits, and lost By an incend ary
lire and various prosecutions ten thousand dol
lars, not reckoning the hard labor of himself and
family In the struggle against those who were deter.
mined to destroy his paper he has lost his Homestead
which he is anxious to redeem. And in order TO put
bis Office in good condition he needs few bundled
dollars to pay mp obligations already incurred. His
pepper, !be N'cpor Ners, is able, entirely fearless
Thoroughly Anti Slavery, and we'll conducted in sll
respects. Doubtless il will live, but after so many
in doubt.
Cassius NJ. Clay says:
Bailey Of The Newport Ners, Newport, Kentucky,
has mace great pecunisry sacrifices in the ese.e o.
our common liberties; and is still making sscrhees
his paper; daily and weekly. is doing good service
IN Kentucky, and encouraging others IN all the Slave
States to do the same. All the friends Of the Rcpubr
.can cause would do well to aid him; little money
from each one would place bis paper on basis o.
stability and usefulness G. n. CLAr."
Any subscriptions for this noble and benevolent OBJ
jet, sen. to this Office, will be promptly forwsrdsa
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DEENSYL VANIA RAILROAD
IL THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

ms Pennsyiysna Railroad Pittsburgh VIII al.
Frankfort Lexington and tousvils XVI Terre Hsass,
nsdson lafayette md Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
unbus zaneyile Mass!lon aud Wooster Ohio; also VIZ
he steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans g. tss
Louisville and Cincinnati.
1lroush Tctet 70, the Est DO had 1t say Of the ssovs
Passengers win find this the shorss. snos. sxosao. ana
semtsstAble route between tAs East end Wes.
IRON NEW-YORk TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURs
tkOh EEW,fORk TO ST LOUIS IN = HOURS.
4sse - low - b cay other Route
- handbnk h he kotes ofthls slty
xhfoa,h neksA @ further afeuenoe asy b hsA & n
anosA yeNNsYLyANIA kAIfkOAD,
NJ 2 Astss Houss Rroslva,
T. Dr60TP ~ -
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furniture.
Ocean CLEANERS, sc.

DEDUCED PRICES-$iO0 THROUGH
III FOR CALIFORNTA-UNTTED STATES NAIL LINE
yis PANAMA RAILROAD. The United States Mail Steam.
ship Compsoy sill dispatch 70: ASPiNWALL Oh MONDAY.
July 90 az O'clock p'ecc, from pier foot of Warren
Moth River the weknown and f,. steamship CENTRAL
AMERICA Captain VIM. L. Eerndor, L. S N. Passengers
and Mails viii b rwuded BY Railroad and connect
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company magnificent
steamship SONORA, r. Whiting Commander which vii, be
10 readiness and leave Immediately for San Francisco
The public are Informed that the Pacific Mail Seam,hip
Company always have more extra steamers lying at Pan
read, fox avoid any possible detention o: passsa
mails
For PASSAGE apply 70 l. w. RAYMOND a the only Oce 81
Regular United State. Mail Steamer dsys 9Th AID 9Th Of
each mouth
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SUPREME COURT-Cit and County of New

- YOrk-sETH w. BENEDICT against CHEVY SMELLY
Summons for money demand conracto the defsndsnt
above named: You are hereby summoned and required -
the copsnt in this action Of which copy here
Win served upon you and to copy Of
ne sid complaint on the Subscribers their Office Number
I Broadway In the City Of New York within twenty
amer the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service
and you fall 70 answer the said complaint within the time
said the plaintiff in this action win take judgment against
you for the Of Five Hundred Dollars with ineres
the 18th day Of June 1857 Decides the VI this scoa
Dated, New York. June G, 1887
CLARK CORNWALL, Plaintiffs Attornsys
mn No. l95 Broadway.
The complaint in this action filed In the Ooe OF
Cerk the City and County Of New York the
June 1887. CLARK l. CORNWALL
Jeoo lawOwTu Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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" for HAVANA and kEWOKLEANs.-On FkIDAY,
Iulys 81 oolosk from Pier foot OF Warren st. North
River the fast ard fivorte Steamship EMPIRE CITY
John Mellow an above. Passage Be secured
The Office Of hne Fesh.t 70 New Oeens 30 ca Guide
lsding Of G signed b. tho line application q he9
ooe No othN forms signed end no t't OF isdins WIN b
egnod Aztec the hour Of ssns For freight passage app
At Tho ,fS-c no ~ vcs st corner Of Wsucn
M 0 KoBERrS Assos
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fflehical.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-ln this sultry sea
SON Of the year when every feels the necessity Of tai
sntiscp.ic and Alternative medicine the pure exHst Fl
Eng viii be found the most efsetual remedy in tie
world for Pun The bSca resos:Is the sCSSi.0a and
'" psyed and sold by A. B. d. SANDS, Drugss'' No 10
Fylton.st, Ncv-Icrk.
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OFFICE THy PEOPLES FIsE: INSURANCE. 20.
Corner Of Canal aud Thompson.sts
At an ELECTION held at the Office OF the Com
pspy on tho 18th June inst for Directors OF this Com
p.ny tie following named Gentlemen were chosen iof vac Gu
suing year ,.I
Richard Vsrck, Henry DcmareN, David T. DnAet
D. Jscksou Stewsd, James S. Brouwe Matthias booagooo
P.a.n.n CsmnbsI Jotban g Meeker William NOR,
Samuel Birdsall, Solomon Ban.a, EdwMd Neason'
Edward L. Lynch, George Warner, Matthias Carf.
Peter r Christie, John w. Lewis, Christopher t~yef'
I.rs.S Levi, Thomas WillisuA John Moueypcnny,
Ca-rel;n. STEPHENS Edward p Clark William Hertzel,
S;nnn Sb;n5|p- Mmtimer Brown William M. Wls,n
VI n Wsslbnru PhiUp J. Bon..eel Abrahsm Lesset,
Iohn P Yeiyerton Alfred Bsrnore, Lyman Chopin.
Gideon De Angels, Adm. r. Van Nest y.n,rv
Al subsequent meeting Of the Board RICHARD NAhCh-
80 70. ,1snmorsy reelected President New.Yort. June
% 1857. w. r. CNDEhhiLh, oeoIotay.
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T1RADE SALE of 1O, 900 cases BOOTS, SHOES
and RROGANS OF Auction, on six months credt@On
1IJrrRsDAY july I6 1857 ct O'clock az store OF AAKDN
CLAFLiN Nos 69 ILL., l7s and lis Pearl st. sN
10 coo cases Boots Shoes and Brogans, comprising general
soept OF fresh manufactured and easonabe Goods adapte
10 the southern Western and New Ensand Trade Lioen
nvicr zee will be given where there Duplicated
XII hills over 200 six months satisfactory notes; under Nv
cash less per Catalogues and samples ready Tor oAa
lnston on Monday Morning, July H.
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i11afehes, Jemflrp, &r.

"ATCHES and JEWELRY VERY LOW
w The sub,criber in bus Wast for the past 10
Sesrs 10 selling all descriptions Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES aud JEWELRY at wholesale and retail, at less
than usual prices. -
Ladies gold cameo mosaic, pearl csrbuncle and lava Far
Rrss Pins Bracelets diamond Pins and Rings. ladies'
aud sen,emens gold Watch Chains gold Studs and Sleeve
buttons Keys and Seals; FINGER Ring: with stones Sea,
Speetseles and Eye Classes gold Pens and Pencils. gold
Tbimbes sod Lockets for daguereotypes or hairs Gentle
mems Brta Pima sod Pens silver Holders; gold Necklaces
and cres.e silver Spoon; and Forks silver dessert Knives
GEO c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and yewclry, Whole
sale and retail No. II Wast ia hooT Broadway
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NOAL.-The subscriber is receiving the pure
NRFD ASH Of prime quality which he will furnish Al the
iowes msrke, price from the boats, rcscreened from yard
Also LEHioH from the mines hos were first worked
6vl.ersfed With other Coals
HENRY RfEyF cor. Canal ara centrc
Aai e0l jane sal Vests.
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SUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

SUPREME COURT-Ciy and County of New.
~ foIk-Ann Scelye, Administrators and Jeremiah Loder.
Administrator of the goods &C., Of John NJ Seeye deceased
Plaintiffs against Andrew Hoogand Executor and Rachel
Pa ESec1trx Of John Pa deceased Mary T. Davies per
sonay and Of David Davies deceased
Jones bis wife Thomas Edwards and Cs.harne Edwards biz
wife, Samuel Cole and Ann Cole hs wife, John Davies aud
0wenney Davies his wife, Elizabeth Davies Rachel Dsye
Marin Davies and SbAdach Davies the Defend
his wife, SAMUEL COLE and ANN COLE his wife, and
SHADRACH DAVIES and each Of them You hereby
which will be filed iu the Office of the Clerk of the City and
County Of and to copy your answer TO
said complaint the subscriber his Office No 70 Cedar ,
IN said city within twenty days after the service of this
mons exclusive Of the day of such service aud
fail to answer the said complaint within time aforesaid
plaintiffs in this action viii apply the Court the rcie ls
manded in the complaint
ISAAC POMEROY PLAINTIFF Attorney,
No 10 Cedar st., New York.
The complaint 10 the above entitled action was filed In tbs
office Of the Clerk Of the City and County of s
City Hall in said city, the 18th day Of June 8T-Now.
York, June ~, 1857. ISAAC POMEROY,
Jel6 lawl0wTus Attorney for PainiiHb,
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.

~ Conoec.ny Q. ev.Hanp.su with the Desvsrs La.kar
wanna and Western Railroad Al Eas.oa With .as Lehgb
vaV Railroad
Leave New orb Tor Eson and Intern SLATE places Ps
No Nota River o. 7S I'm All $50 ;Ear S0mse
vile By above trsins and Of s:i5p m
The sbove trains connect Il EissLs.A Vfh 1ins hs
New Jersey Railroad which Leave Eew-Ysri from tbs fsS on
CoafiAni~t 81 1:N az II m. end % ami . m
Passengers fH The Delaware Lsciswsass and Wesem Ran
ro.d ~bilav-a es ga, Fog L,Aish vsi,y ks2rns
u " . esy I1uH \ NrQH3 ART
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CUPREME COURT.-ELEANOR N. Mills,
SUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

SUPREME COURT-City and County of New
~ York. -CORNELIUs BAKER and HENRY M BAKER
against CHEW SSEBLY-Summons for money demand sp,
the Defendant above nsmed Youare hereby
moned and required to the complaint in this action Of
which copy herewith served upon you aud TO copy
OF your answer tn the said complaint the subscribers
their office, Number 1876 Broadway, in the City of New York
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
OF such service and you fail the said complsnt
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will aks
judgment against for the Of five hundred dollars with
interest @ the ID day Of June 1857 beside the cost Of ths
scion and Of protest-Dsed New, York June Is 1857.
CLARK CORNWALL
Plaintiff Attorneys, No. 1876 Broadway
The complaint in this acton filed in the Office Of tbs
Clerk Of the City and County of. NewYork the of
Jsne 1857. CLARK & CORNWALL Ppas Att'ys
je50 1awSwTu
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ClnIbing.
Rouse- furnishing ArtitIes.

1CRESH FRUIT 10 Winter better than SWEET
III MEATS-Isn't IL 50 Use ARTHUR'S celebrated SELF.
SEALING CANS and JARS and you will have fresh fruit all
the at Summer prices. 800
Full directions putting ell kinds of Fruit and Tomatoes
accompany these Cans Id Jars.
made Of Tin Glass Queensware and Fire and Acid
Proof Stone Ware The pins gallons These
Cans entirely open the and nest to secure
economy In transportation.
For sale By storekeepers throughout the United States
Descriptive circulars sent application Orders from the
trade solicited
Be sure "ARTHURS" II has stood the test for
two seasons having been by hundreds Of thousands Of
families hotel and bosrding house Keepers
we are now naking them for the million.
ARTHUR BURNHAM & GILROY
Manufacturers under ;is Pa.ept.
F. r. TORREY
Manufacturer Wholesale Agent also, Manufactures OF
Efssers celebrated Five Minute Freezer, No Plattst
NcN-Iork.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mai and Express Lines: Leave New.York and II
Wy stations II and go to Ken.nston Through Tickets
Baltimore washin 1ton Norfolk &c. and through bassase
checked to Washington In g. m and p. m.
w. WOODBURY., Assistant Suppt,
No Baggage win be received any train unless delivered
md checked Is minutes In advance Of the Of Leaving
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Drp GOODS.

INVOLVEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
"a COLUMBIAN HALL NOTICE.
GREAT CLOSING SALE OF THE SEASON.
DRY GOODS.
The pOpor Of the above Establishment have deteImn .
IA Of the general stsgnston OF business an1 .ne
ssnsed state Of the to offer tor sale 81 once 'he "noe
''''A IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
AZ such
EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PkICES
- must and will effect their -
IMMEDIATE AND ENTIRE CLEARANCE,
without the least reserve.
III Al ever before has such collection OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
been tkowr upon the pste which NUT pc sofa ebrey
REGARDLESS OF COST,
article in the tine from the lowest priced TO
the mos expensive goods Suffice to say that the stock
OVER Sf5O,O0O!
II would be impossible enumerate article 20 as 10 give
nav idea than the facts above represented
We can Only say that fully prepared being favored
With cs 10 convince the most skepeal OF the truth OF orr
statements. ..,-, III,
The public viii therefore please take notice that the se VIII
copmence MONDAY July 49, and will be continued TO the
Let CT September: 1885,, 1, ,.,,..s =. II
parts OF the City aud its suburbs.
LYONS JONES,
Projectors OK Columbian Hall,
Grsndst
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Nnxw work. DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JULY a. 1857.


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fast Steamer HERO viii r-eu,,y with the Long
Island RsiIosd morning aud evening Fire Island
Passengers leave New York At and 30 D. N via Thorp-
son, and returning arrive in New York go m aud n
respectively.
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CRosKEF g. Cos LINE Of STEAMERS

CRosKEF & CO. .,rI LIsE Of SfhAAhh'
EEw-ronK. SOUTHAMPTON, LonDoh sad sREaEA'
Thu roaxpifoan. Brtish steanashps
oiIEFNOP THE SOCTH Capt Bed. ...s 81 tun, eurs-r
Bsket - ten, s our ,sc
AP0O. .'ea
JASON Cap. brit.1a seSy t1ns pa "a
Oulei ty the Euro pes- sni American sesr oe2png o.
YORK or ever a,terrsie WEDNESDAY fey LoSDOn On.
BBEMEE touching 81 sou.hampton 20 Lad ~
sls Tar Fn9,.i .ui Franc They VII remain oae dy al
Io1ion .rd then proce Bemsu Re;uains tae{ w
BREMEN fo EEW-YORK on eyefT aiis-na's sAt LA =
Stopping only 5. Southampor -, -, ,,,.s 81, A..
Tbese tealnstips Of the tr., c .li ana CO..
s1mmodstions for passengers TLey WI esS H1' '"-'
Of third class or s.eersee passcngsrs
surgeon is attached . esch ship a.. ,,,,..
The rates q freight 70 Load0a~a De oa' .7 sH7 "~
Nose Of ssin, ships.
Yrs. c.b,n SEQ Second Cabin. % Stesray. .
The steam shp ARCO viii sal from New ork on W EDNtS
DAY jane "a and viii be ,ucceeded BY tas !AsOS Jury
ani QUEEN OF TIE SOUTH, July =
u! freist. or psss.ge, apply TO- ,,s., 1ys,;,.
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i TON, Tor BOSTON sai PROViDEECE-.n.,snaa ''u'~-
Tbe tsausr, PLYMOUTH ROCK. Cap, Josl S:eos' an
vANDERBILT Cap W. FEE R1 IN ."s poydsnos
Rs,ro,j, s.vng NewYosk dsy sund;y, e.seg,sa ~. -
Pier No North River, first wharf above a,
he m,h tain vhieh leaves. Bosor q. $50 p M w.,,,.
e.y ara Fr:i,y Tr9s Sonington, rue'dsy Taalsy eo@
Saturday. 49, ~, w., p,.,,,z rbor~
a,y and S...rdsy Fran s,ouiag:oa Monday "sdne'dA,
ard Friday. .,. 49,, v.r,o.s f., prcz.
ssare ana Boon in the Express Mai Train rescans so
plaa Ia advance &C those By other route, and "a sp~
T. the e,rly morning nes connecting North and Eass
p.,.sarers that prefer Il remain bosr the aeser en?y
n4shts unds:uIbed breakfast desired snd navs S
.gon In the T:l5 train, connecting q rroSiaehca~
the II q m train for Boston. ,,...
baggage master accompanies the steamer AMI
sacA wsy. -. -. ., Ia. "A ths
sssmer or a. the Fresh. Office Pier No. North H's OF ~
ths Office No. 10 Bs.tery-p,sce.
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9teamboats and RAILROADS..

Osyrct OF THE EEw.YoRx AND EEw-HAvEs RAILROAD Co..
No. 81 Csnslst, w.York, June % 1857.
NOTICE.-Owing to the incemency Of the
N weather having retarded the upon the depot
hs the hsuafe passenger Of the NewYok and
NewHsven Railroad Co to and from Canalst will continue
until Wednesdsy the 18Th day Of July next and be dscou-
tinued on and after that date. J. H. HOfT, Sup't
INDEPENDENT LINE between NETWORK,
Il BOSTON PROVIDENCE, BRISTOL and NEWPORT
Steamer GOVERNOR Capt Chss Detrins will leave New.
York from Pier No. a. FOO. Of Robinson st. NJ r. every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at ociock D. IN.
Fare between New York and Boston,.
Freisht taken Of reduced rsteA
W. H BYRAM AGENT on the Wharf