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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

- Observation-Disclosures Bedel ast Ann swan, Daniel
Goodwin apd Charlotte Goodwin his wife in her night and az
eIecnrx Of Ssmue Swan deceased Sss Constant and Caro-
Inc r. hi. WIFE Charles H. Swan and Emma his vile Emma
Ann swan Alfred r. swan. John Swan and Eliza ais wife
john p Vesder William II. Pophss, Mark Spencer William
johnson Joseph Oliver Frances Morgan Frederick HornbJ
Samuel T. Roberts and George Loyet Summons for Relief
Com. ser.)To the defendant JOHN SWAN; foa are
hereby required the complaint in
mi. stion which tho office of the Clerk of the
Citv and County NewYork the City Hall in the City Of
N,Yok The 9th July 1857 and to of
answer 10 H., said complaint the subscribers at ter
osce No % Broadway, in the City of NewYOrk within
tyeniv d,y. .er the service this you eIcu
,iye f the day such eryce and if fail to answer the
.sd plant within the time aforesaid the plainsh in this
acton " supy 10 the for the relief demanded in the
compsnt-Dsicd July 9Th, 1857.
NAN ANTWERP L JAMES, Plaintiff Attorneys
j2l lewi2wTu -Ig BROADWAY y. I.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

~ York VALENTINE MOTT Plaintiff; sssin't EDWIN
HICKS Defendant for money demand on concscs
-Com served ITO the Defendant: You are hereby sum
noued required the complaint IN this action,
which sill be filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the City .sd
County OF New.Yok, the City Hall in said CITY, and 70
serve COPY Of the said complaint the SUB
sobe Office No Is Cha street IN said city, within
twenty avs after service of this you exed-
sve the such service and fail to snswer tne
.ai complaint within the time Aforesaid the pntih In TINS
sn take Judgment against for the OF nine hun
dr.d aud dollars with interest on sSO from the LEI
dsy OF January 1855 and 6s from the Let day Of January
Ie; br,ds the costs Of this Dated 2d june 1887
H. 2. TOWNSEND Plaintiff Attorney.
The plsu in above entitled action duly led IA
tho OF the CIsri Of the City County Of NswYork
the oath day of july l357.-Dsted July a 1851
aui law6w Tu III p TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
ENCEPTEDl


NEW NIDE-UACUE hOU II IIOHI We w
N YORK to RQCHEsTER-The ROCHESTER, aad
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD |. now open, and n oon'
recton with the Buffalo, Corning and New York, and New
York and Ie Railroads forms direct route from Newfon
70 Rochester. -,
The dreses Of this route together with the superior COM
fo by the wide renders by far the most defs'
Bile between the aboycnamedces.
Tickets can procured a. the New York and Erie AFoAd
Ticket Ofce foot Of Duanes, and No. ~ BDadway; sso
ir Jersey City
Baggage checked through - -
Ter viii Dispatch Any information desired In regard thereto
can be obtained BY calling General Freight Agent OF the
and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings or e. b. TAr-
PAN Express Freftht Agent, No. 1873 Broadway.
No tsns Oh the Buffalo Corning aud New FORK Railroad o.
sunday J. 4. REDFIELD. Superintendent
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NIEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-FOr PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST, via JsHsEr
CITY-Man and Express Lines: Leave NewfoTk ana ~
M ard and D. m fare IS; u H. 81 .; stoppng 81 AZ
wsy stations. II and to Kensineton Throush l1cksS
I'D for Cincinnati II aud Sl8 So aud the West and iof
Bamore washington Norfolk, Gc, and through baggage
checked 70 Washington III a. III. and p m .
w WOODRUFF Assistant SnPt
No Bssgase will received for train unless deliveries
and checked Is minutes in adv Of the time vi leaving
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ENNSYL VANIA RAIL K 90 ID
III rlrl 7, ROUTE.

The Railroad connects at Pttseuren via rsn
sud from St Louis Mo Alton Gaens and Chcseo
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati psy"i
Zane.yie Masson and Wooster Ohio; slso with the
packet boats from and to NewOesns 81 Louis Loos
Vile and Cincinnati
Through Tickets for the Fast be had at Of the shove
spentioned places in the West
PASSENGERS will find this the shortest most expeditions ana
e.r,lortable pou.e between the East and West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOUH9
FROM NETWORK To CHICAGO IN 50 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOURS.
Fare a. how 40 any other Route
Bee bsndhils In the hotels Of this city.
Through further Information, may be had a. ~
sHr@ 81 the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
NJ. 2Astor Honse, Broadway.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Aren't
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,D.-The GREAT


Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities win
Wcete North wes:ern and South western S;ate bya
ppoUs Railway direct This Road also eonrets al htsbarsh
Cleveland and ssndusky with 20 all ports
The North western Lakes making the most direct ch.a-S
and reliable route by which FREIGHT BE- forwarded q
from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ,ud PITTsBURGH
HRsr CLASS Boots, Shoes, Has and Caps (-,cs,,.1
Boois Dry Goods On boxes bales and truLks) no m
Druss I'm boxes and bales) Feathers, FuTs, Ac..:
OEcovp CLAss-Domes,ic SheetinF Shifting and
Tctng tin original bsles Drugs in cssks Hard eoc-nts
ware Leather In rolls boIe,, Vol and Sheep 100 %.
Pclts Ea,tward ke............................
THIRD CLAss-Anyils, Steel, Chains lin cs-nl pran..D
Hemp Bacon and Pork sailed oose or in sscks) r0o
Tobacco, manufactured except Cigarp or crt, kc
PoURTH CLAss-COfee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
PORK I'm casks toJes Eastward Lard and 10 cents
Lard Oil Nails. Soda Ash, German Gay, Tar 100 y
Pitch, Rosin, Sc.... ...............s........'J
BLoUR-Sl Y bbl. until further notice.
GRAN-50 cents y 100 u unit. further notice
CoITosG2f bale not exceeding so 10 weight uLd furAsi
notice
In shipping Goods from any poirt east Of Philadelphia Be pr
tcuar the package ts Pennsy wanna Rsirosd' Al
The Agents of this kosd Philadelphia
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGEsTs-Harris, WoImby Co Memphis reun. ,
p sass Co, 81: Lcuis; 5. Mitchell Son, Evansvss
ind Dumesnil Bell Co., and Carter Jewet Louisville,
KY; b Medrum, Madison Ind. Spdgman Brown and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; W. Graham CO.. GAINESVILLE,
Aston House. New.Yorh, and No. Wism-st New York
}. sneeder, Philadelphia Msssw Rooms, Baltimore
Geo. C. Francisc0s, Pittsburgh.
Fl. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phusdelphis
II. LOMBART, Superintendent Altoona, Pa
Nay l. 1857.
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Professional Notifies.
19aints, Oils, GLASS, &s.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and Ma
II chDery free from gn buns brightly does not crust the
ou,uear Sperm stands colder weather and burns we'll War
rsn,ed ss shove. Bau1s 80 to 40 gallons Only Agent,
JOHN w. QUINCY. No SO Wiliamst-
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TOR BOSTON, via NORWICH and woR-

Tor BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOR-
Il CEsTER-Diy at m. from pier foot Of Conrandt-s,
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. and ty the
new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH, Capt VII
Hams on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, 70
Aryns Points thence by and handsomely finished six
cars Worcester Boston, Providence Law
renee Lowell Nashua Concord, White Mountains and every
ether section of New England be engaged by
applying board, 20 T.. MARTIN Agent at his ohoe,
foot ole ourtl8ndts
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1le1irdl.


HELMBOLD's EXTRACT of BUCHU =
III HFLNBOLD'S Extract of Buchu cures Grlyell
HELMBOLDS Extract of Buchu cures Diseases OF the
Bladder. - -. -, ~
nCys. ---- =.
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buehu for general Weaknesses
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buch for all diseases ari'ins
from Exercises.
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for all diseases arising
from EN posure
HELMBOLD's Extract of Buchu ior all d'ess,' arising
from lmpruicpce.
HELMBULDS Extract of Buchu for Secret and Delicate
DiseSstS
ELMBOLDS Extract Of BuchG i taken By male aud fe-
male.
UFLMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for LO.s OF Power. .
HELMBOLDS EXract OF Buchu f.; Universal Llstude OF
the Muscular System. 49,
TLMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for Nervous aud Debhta;sd
Sufferer. ~
HELMBoLD's Extract of Euchu for Diuness Of Vision
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for Difficulty OF Breathing
TIcmLling
HELMBOLD'S Extract of BDchG for Wakefllness
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of BuchU for all Distressing Ali
usnts
HEDMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu, price 81 per bottle, de-
hyefed to any address. Adde'S. letters.
II. T HELMB0LD. Chemist.
Depot 80 South o;h. below Chestnut Philadelphia
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Beware OF
coInt,r,ts. Cures guarsnteed
HEGEMAN, CLARK Co, Agents, Broadway, n. Y.
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MnreS scar. 10 Cur Agent for the vale Of THs rnIsvss
riryRsos, n. }. He viii ~,s IskIpso's sss -"
tie city.
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TIVE REGULAR MAIL LINE. via STONING

Il TON, for BOSTON and PROVlDENCE-inland route
the shotts Il and most drect-caryns the Eastern Mail
Tie steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone and
c. VANDERBILT. CsptIW II. Frazer, Ia Connection wiz
the Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving NewYork daily Sundays excepted from Peg
No 2Norh River first wharf above Battery at O'Clock
H. Stonington $50 the arrival of the mail
train which leaves Bostsn at $3.50 p
The C. VANDERBILT from NewYorh Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday From Stonngon Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday. -,
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from NewYork Tuesday Thurs
day Saturday From Stonington Monday "Wednesday and
Friday.
dence ana the Express Mai Train reaching said place
n advance of those By other routes and N ample tine foT all
the early morning connecting North and East Passengers
that prefer board the steamer enjoy nights rst
nndtubed breakfast If desired and leave stonn9on IN the
7l5 a. m TAIN connecting at Providence with the II
train for Boston. ,
Abagagemacr accompanies the steamer and train through
each way ,,
For passage berth stsecons freight apply board the
steamer OF at the Freight Office Pier No North River at
the Office No. lG Battery-place
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN

CREAT AMERICAN ROUTE VIA MICHIGAN
" RAILROAD to Chicago s.. Louis Roos Island 81. Paul,
milwaukee, Kansas City and all places West and South vest
vi. New York and Enc NewYork Central, American Lake
shore Great Western Railway and Michigan SoatheIn hs
roads forming the shortest quickest and most route
20 The Great West The road between Detroit and Adnas
now open and trains connecting at Adrian with
train. 10 CHICAGO and West For further Information Apply
I" TUG OF' JOHN Y. PORTER, Agent
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1COR pORr MONMor-H MIppLEroWN

Il ard SbT.v,b1rv handing at For TIanlton sB.h III
ii steamboat hAZEPfA Cset Chas Mort rd, eiyes New
Murray daily. . r..
fVrnns viii leave Po. Monmouth ~ occcs Fare -
r.us
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Tor BREMEN DIRECT-To sail September
Il l6-Price Of Passage: First Cabin S90 Second, SO;
steersge sSTbe rstcsss steamship ERiOS-
SON A. b. LOwber commander having been employed during
the last 10 months in the Collins United States mail line from
EewYok to Liverpool where she has established her epnts-
ton of the safest and Of Ocean steamers
will be placed upon the route 70 Bremen Her sailing days
tor the present season will be
FROM NEwY York. FRoM BREMEN.
SeptcmbcI...........6 October.
December.
This ship has waterght compartments, which completely
ncose the engines Only limited humber Of stserase
gers will be taken For freight passage apply TO C. H. SAND
No. II South Wilan-st, or TO DUNHAM l. Co.. No - W.
uam.st corner Of Beaver.
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NEW-YORK and NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD.

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMET, commencing July - 1851
Pssen station in New ork hst and 4thsv, en-
TRANS LEAVE NEW YORK-For New Haven, 10,
500 m. ex); l245 3:45 1870 lex J, and $3.50 D. For
Bhdgeport7 $40 (exl l2:45 3i5 42o tex and 4:a
p M For Milford, Stafford Fairfield Southport and West
I245 sis a Se. 40 Gas For y Passa
o m For Stamford 7:2O $40 lexl $40 a. m n45, 3;<1
iO tex $3.50 5a es5 For Po5t Chester a. and ia.erms
CONNECTING TRAlNS-For Boston, s:2o q m. lex. ~
p m (ex) For Hartford and Springfield s2os tex ia:t
D. M 20 D. m ex For Connecticut River Railroad to Mont
real $40 lex and 42o tex to Northampton For
Canal Railroad $50 (e1 and 12;45p. to Northamp
ton For New London Railroad 1923 q. m. 42o p. For
HOnsstonic Railroad, 8:2oa 40 For ksusstusi
n,lIosd s:?oa M 2;a5 and l;?o p m For Danoury ana
TRAINS TO NEW YoRK,FrOm New Haven, SS;
port 6:Io 756 1919 le1) 2o1 lex, 5:ll9s7 M (eI
Prom Norwalk, AS GA s:lS 1888 m tex) ?S texl
and g. 5:45 1905 IN. (ex) From Port Chester 5I, 6:f
7:p, $751; 1i:SO q N. (e1. }; 3:fS, e:H
JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent.
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o. LIE NJ r A l L r 0 A D
i'll SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

Commencing WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1887
Trains leave Depot Of White and CentrestG m
Coon Falls Trans connecting with line Of stages for Lake
habopec. 81 m-Expre.s Mail Train for Albany connecting
Cro.on Falls with line Of for Lake Mahopsc 81 Purdys
for dgeed ct Brewsters for Danbury At Chatham Four
with Western Railroad for Albany Troy Saratoga and
the West 81 m-Mlerton Train, stopping at oil stations
81 m-Wiians Bridge Train stopping IT Al stations e3 ..
NV bite Psins Train, stopping at all stations
Leave 2Sh-st- Station: 745 m Williams Bridge Train,
ropping at all sstiona IL n-Wiams Bridge Tain stop,
pipr AZ all stations III m-Wh.o rians Irsin si2Ppms
m statons 3. r1-Wiams Bridge Train, stoPlhS At all
s:ions D. m-Coton Falls Train. stopping at all fsdonA
g. NV lLiams Bridge Train, stopping at all sstions
WIN J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou and
IN after Monday June H. 1857 and until further notice. Pas
seager Trains win leave pier foot of Dusnest fovL vs
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, ct An, for Dunkirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at Am. for Buffalo. .
MAIL at Am for Dunkrk and Buffalo and intermediate
stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at $50 pm, from foot Of Cham
bers Pernont for Suens and ntenned date stations
WAY PASSENGER at 4 pm. for Newbursh, Middietow,,
and intermediate stations.
EMiGRANT at pIn for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inferno
stste stations. - - ,,...,.
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
NIGHT EXPREss at PIN, for Dunkirh every day.
NIGHT EXPRESS al pm, for Buffalo, every day.
Express Trains connect at Emira with the Elnirs
Cnandasua Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls ct
nghanon the Syracuse and Bngbsmton Railroad for
Syracuse; Corning with Buffalo Corning and New York
Railroad Rochester; Great Bend with Delaware LsekH
wanna Railroad, for Scranton at Hornelsvble
With the Buffalo and New fok City RAILROAD for Buffalo a
pualo and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Ceve
ard Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit. Chicago, &c
' HOMER RAMSDELL, President
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Ecgal Notices.

N e !: 6st f % Cow sf. Ibid e
muir In The cosLly Of Kisoardpe Scotland
10 an GH ID NS:sssTs STgsnds ia n. s6s'g
and David Harris Mason in Fettercars ssp. John Low
n B hn, nd 1'd A. 1APss, 10. f1y Ps s.
BY deceased lean Low Luh-rmair or the Repre-
The CS Se nav ds Of m d .Ds 70; G
gears OF hritabe ubei, e BY the de ce4d David Lw
York An order h. been nouDeed sppontns i Parsae
TO the depcndenes q the action in any Of be
of the said deceased John Low in order hat IN
may 30 advised lodge c,u in said Mu,ple pondirg Of al
"As si. Ih,ii'''n = n''' JOHN FALcoSER Solicitor
BE J .e TER to- the AsFi "a ;s fg''s sea
by the Defenders John and Alexander Low and John
IN the c. .15 heir e Of the e Ann o
David Low Of LuhemuiI oSi n ALLEGED that David Lew Of
went to Hmerica tia, be killed by accident ,nd Ell
widow and two the ehdrer who we're a;' seen in the
,s. aso and that til. family if alive or their .rptc.en:a
iive. ar entitled to the fund in dispute
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
l. ofrhe County Of NewYork Notice hereby 70 Al
Sty q New-YOrk deceased to preen: the With
yShe5; hsT e he Si.5ec a; se C store &
Hew.Yori the 23d day Of March s6n JsS7.
s S sSSH ( s$hibBRHan
nl.f
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County NewYo,k notice 10 hereby AZ
persons HAVING csirns sgains CHARLES F. WOOSTER, late
Of the CITY Of Ne.YoTk Captain in the United States Army
dceased TO present the with vouchers thereof ths
subscriber at Ter residence No. 81 Coustree in the City Of
Brookyn N Y before the hirtleth day Of November
n..t-Dated New.York the twenty day Of May, leT
mys lsw6mT MARIA STEBBINS, Admini'~aris.
DUBLIC NOTICE.-In pursuance OF resolution
ps.sed the Board Of Commissioners # the Central PARK
Augu.t 1884, the Committee Buildings in the GENITAL Park
Nm cause sold public suction the 18th day of Sep
TENDER the WGsstaa House 9TH and 79th st. az IL
ocsL oil the uuildi ID saa raA as aeoteaey
said rssoluton. 49, =, -,
Sons a. the Office of the Commissioners at the
Bsnt Of Commerce budng Nassau aud Ceasrsts sud
ete Wspaf House above ten DAYS previous to the SALE
Terms cash day % sale and the buildings 20 be removed
within thirty days Aagrst y 1871
Chairman Of Committee Buildings in Central Park
CUPREME COURT.-GEORGE SNYDER,
- JAMFS BLACK and HERMAN STERN sssins. EZRA
c. READ. Summsas- Money demand on contract. tCom
not ser To the defendant You hereby summoned AID
required the complaint in this seton which W. be
York the CITY Hall in the said City aud to copy OF
your the said complaint on the subscriber, o. MS
Office No. 75Nssssu street in said city, within twenty days
Of this you exclusive OF the
such and fail 70 answer the said complaint
within the Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action viii take
for the of sixty dollars with inter
ct eighth Of March, 1854 besides the cost. this
action -pstedhu.u TO- 1857. RT A. ADAMS,
Plaintiffs Attorney, No 10 Nsssau.st.
The aud complaint in this action was filed in the
1t,b dsv of August 1857 RI. A. ADAMS,
eull lsw6wiu' flanths Attorney.
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REAT CENTRAL EOU 7 E. -
W The Through Ticket aud Frcish. Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
GALANA AND CHICAGO u. RAILROAD,
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
to Chicago Mlw aukee, Gaena Dubuque, Rock Island
Husson OdDcy St. Louis Cairo Kansas and Nebraska and al
other points West and Southwest,
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO 10 at
No. 113 BROADWAY, y. Y.
corner Of Court.Gndts. DARIUS CLARK, Agent.
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<~up.,r prDvCTIeN In FARE % EUROPE.
c,sn $40, sceeoa Cabin 'o-tD D. s as;,
81 is ssa.sip AaIEI 600 san ns "oarn d
sIhl S' ', srIs he UNfTSp STATES NAILS ,M
Les,e hIvRe and sRE southampton southsmp:n.
1hPTOH IA Ion " Yorh
bHN e.nx ssns sllVad s.nt q
sanFH STAR Saturday sept 5lssty, Oct slWed Dot
N0 0trI "a Saturday Oct Ssary: Oct 3ilWed Nov.
49, ses ahIps touch At Havfe Specie delivered IN Lon
An spd Psri.. Dor pessaaso Q, Isis,t sPyy,%
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AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PROVI-
DENCE AEON and after April Express Trsn Of the
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FlSHKlLL RAILROAD
will Hartford the arrival there of he Express Train Of
the Ee-Yor and New Haven and NcwHayen Haradd and
gpr;ugfed Railroad which leave New York at am
SAMUEL MOTT Superintendent
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-FromM May
o. 1857 trains will leave Chambersst Station as ollowsi
Expres trains and 5:l5 Albany Passenger trains,
sam ~ m and $3.50 for Sing Sing lo:3o m and m
Tor Ponchkecpse am and and pm for Peekski, Sass
PIN The FdughieepSe Pecksk and Sing Sing trains stop at
f ,y stations taken Chambers Canal Chris.
tonhr and st st Trains for NcwYork leave Troy ASS
ND TO- 30 am and m and Albany at 4 s. s:lS and lo:%
m and 40 nm A. +. SMITH. Superintendent
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER.-The SPLENDID and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock M
aud the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton leaves New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock
Pier No 3N.R the Battery; both touching st
Newport each way. :,
csut upti the same ,hsll have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
By an Ia press Freight Train:
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DOYAL MAII, STEAMSHIP ARABIA-Fol

III LIvERPOOl.-The ARABIA, :! Stone ConmAndeerl
will sail from the stream with the Mails and Passengers Tor
Europe, WEDNESDAY, Sept -,
steamer will leave the COmPans Bock atJeey City wi'n
tbe passengers at III aud II O'clock.
The ASIA will sail on The lCtl September .
L.. CUNAKD, No. 4 Bowling Green
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TyHE NETWORK snd LIVERPOOL UNITED
L STATES NAIL sTEAhsERs.-Thes hps composing this
The ATLANTIC, Cap. Oliver Eldridse.
The BALTIC Capt Joseph Comstock.
The ADRiATIC, CAPT James West .
These ships having been built by contract expressly for the
Government service has been taken In ther con-
ucon, also their engines 10 insure strength and speed
and their for are of e
gsDos and comfort .
Price of passage from New York TO Liverpool in fret cabin,
else in second DOT e75 Exclusive oeItrs sized state
room SSl5 From Liverpool to NewYorh 80 and % syineas
An percnoed surgeon sthed to each shp No behs
be secured until paid for The ships Of this line have improved
water tigh. bukhesdA - - -
LIVERPOOL.
sATURnAY,..,sept II Is5tWEDNESDAY..Aas. ~ 1857
sATURDAY...Sept 8 1857 WEDNESDAY. Sept z 1857
sATURDAY...Oct 10, f8Tl "WEDNESDAY. Sept 80 laa3
SATCRDAY...Oct. "a 1857 "WEDNESDAY. Oct II, 1857
HATIRDAY.Noy 4 f857IWEDNRyDAY. Oct g. 1887
EATIIR1AY....Noy q. le57IwEDNESDAY. Nov. H. 1857
0A1URDAY...Dec. 1857 WEDNE6DAY. Nov. Is 1857
"WEDNESDAY. Dec. g. 1857
'WEDNESDAY..Dec. Is 1857
EDWARD K. COLLINS. No. 50 Wal. Y.
No. 2 Austin Fhsrs, London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris .
these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie ewey precious stone foImets unless
bins Of adinR signed therefor and de value thereof
pressed therein
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Lachs
Western Railroad and at Easton with the Lenish
Valley Rnilrosd. 40 ,oz,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May ~, M
Leave or Eaon and intermediate pisces rom i1ef
No North River at 80 u and $3.50 for Som
erylle by above trains and al 5:l5 pm
connect a. Elizabeth with trains on the
Railroad which leave New York from the loot Of
Courtaudt-st. 1T 1880 and Il a III. and % snd
Passengers for the Delaware Lsckawanns and Western Hall
will st 80 only For Lehieh Valley ltalrosd
At II m only. JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

- Sundays excepted-Trains going East lesys
Brooklyn for Creenpot daily and on .urdays at $3.50
pm for Rverhead at am and $50 PM for North sp at
aan and $3.50 for farmngdsle at am, 10 and6 PM
for syossct 10 and 4J0 pm for Hampstead at 10 ann
$3.50 and pm for Jsaics a. and 10 M, and 4:sO
trd p.Iu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

OHEAP EXCURSIONS to FIRE ISLAND
~ 81 ~ each wsy-EveIy TUESDAY and FRIDAY BY
Long Island Raoai end stta Hero Leave South Ferry
SATURDAY, leave Fire Island at II Tickets for Fire
fand Depot Ferry Tickets 10 return to be
had on board Hero The Hotels at Fire Island
new ald have ample accommodations of the best kind