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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
4 ROMANCE.
Fysn The CI>se,asG lady Leader.

Iks CLect.agg Odnt I%aeer
Some fourteen years sso an Eogisamsn named n MAX
Knight married Charlotte -, % Syracuse, n. L.
Msrk p. the time Of this marriage, was hiy'toaf
years OF sse and his wife seventeen: One chnd-a
eirl-was the Iit Of this Union. Sac was named
Charlotte Elizabeth KipgdoL Knight About the
tine this child was year old Marx Knight gos d.
yorce rom bis wife .or adutsTy and TIE Codh decre;9
to him the esrs and custody o. the enid. ne Ola
man was in very m0csrste circumstances, ye, ne pro
yided well for E.tle ChsIl3:te, elohed hsr az hehd,
scmeiy &c mis- means would perni; snG wien SIC HAd
stiau.d proper sge, sent her 20 school.
On ths Atm of July, 1857 the school 70 .hica Caer-
otte eonsed had pie-nc. She wa dressed ior the
occasion and accompanied tle eGiEen - tde WOODS;
I'M. sae never returned 20 her istaers house. her
mother since MIS-. Bruce, w:n the sd OF some OF hef
rels;iyes, abduc,ed toe child, srd bnusog her 70
Cleveland took board in & family psrneo II, "h'
figures prominently in tbe later phsses oi tae sory
Sometime in tie year lsJ', Ms. Brace Went u Cia-
cirnat leaving ChsTlOtte 10 charge Of thB man IL =,
who seems 10 nsye conceived for her young a. she ~
q passion az yie.nt as urfor.rnste S)ns.lns stNr.
wards Nis. Bruce, feSIfGl something Woud Occur
whereby she pis ht css Dor ehid write 70 Casr!otts
10 cone 70 Cir III Est.' Charlotte did not 20.
few osys sfserss!j Charlotte received teiesrapnic
Dispatch apLour0rg ias de. d ot rsf zo'he', snd re-
nuestiuz her presencs a. .be fanersl She vas per-
susd.d by H not 70 20. and dad cot. She Wa.
greatly surprised say CT two subsequently,, .. tae
sopesrsrca os her mo'heT not only awe, ou' IL sA
ceGent good hesth. Mr.. Brute pIeysied upon nei
daughter 70 accompany her 10 Cncpa ada MI Ia s'
Kfe B!uSe aDC &c sS.tes sssStSSA '~sN
But TIE dsfatip.5ls H--vss net % be shaken
from the pursui: SO easily He had scqnsatso nun,
felf with the s-c sr.stsnaes Of tie se hSt hSa
liter to be, fsthe- Kyk ivho hsd unsuscessfdIiy
exsr,sd hinssi 20 5i.,ovsr Der sheres snd asa
ob:sired f,om In eg.l power TO retain Cnarotle ID
lie ea,toiy Before t5is docunen. wss ~ ooses
sic however he hst got 80. wa-rsn, Iof Iae
81 Cha.,ctte OF @ chsree o. s.sa1rg T IN LIN so'i
rIpr. ysju.d 9. i1ar GoEaIs. s ve'rant sse "a
IL tse ksn5s of chef os P,oe W5ts 1no v,resssi iso
sf oaee &c Ci,cars:s ssd Arret:ed tns eHh sln
-. os-e OIL Lar yetu-a. LS p'9ctIso DVo ~ ''
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statement cf the c;rcunstancss of H Ams,t
for her, and also total desis Of the charIs Of tAe
On ihs .rrv.i Of The psrtss n Cleveland, they ~
TO establish his accusation against her, she was dis
charged and ressded into the custody Of Der mother
The tables were nov efsctually turned ueoa Mr..
H, ard, in order to save the costs OF charge of
malicious prosecution of the girl and the penalty Of
mother ard Der husband SaD0 10 cash. This occurred
OF Tuesday last, ana Ars- Bruce made arrangements
10 return with her husband and daughter 70 Cncin-
natl BY the frs, train on Wednesday morning.
The same evening Tuesday the power of attorney,
giving H the cus,sdy Of Charlotte, arrived by
mail. IL at orce got out writ Of hsbess corpus
for TIE person Of TIE girl which vas served sbou;
o'clock a. n. Of Wednesday. Al O'Clock The sane
morning all the parties appeared before Ja3ge Ttdsn
and the continued 10 Friday 10 order ~ allow
the presence Of the father Marx Knight, who had
been teegr sphed 10 at Syracuse the sirl remaining
Aso'ciock yesterday morning, Mark Knight, hr.
and Mis- Bruce and Charlotte were all present At
Judge Tdens Court. The major portion of the fscts
reeied above transpifed in the evidence given The
case was rested by the coasseI withou. Ngauent.
In giving his decision the Judge sdverted to the
moral peril Of the girl either IN possessio OF the
n mother or H, and 10 the snares she hsd already
escaped The daughter Charlotte Vas not willing 20
elect between her psrents but the Judge In view Of
the circumstances and with reference to the bss. in
teiests OF the girl delivered her into the custody Of
her father, Marx knight.
OF course the mother cried bitterly when The decs-
ion of the Court was rendered. The dsughter wss
also deeply affected and in parting with her mother
Yesterday afternoon, whom about TO depart for her new
home in Syracuse showedhe intensity Of her love by
the violence of her grief. We hope her future hfs
may in some degree atone for the troubles she has
experienced 10 the past. She Is evidently girl Of
much more than ordinary intelligence and with proper
training viii make good woman.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JULY 8, 1855

Hair Rs;orsye ~ h~ips tAs sossiers s1e
Since usns your Hsr hsssoye ny kAi md vnAhsn vhea
almost vh.s Aave gradually froun esti ua scv feel
confident that applications WI rec-e hen .Asu
ustz, cola II relieved ef a. <AsSraa sId
J. O. AILBY.
Prof woop: Atoet ysAs ny isr eeEnsbs.d ihns
Oh md tnrpns arsy; vss ss. be1ne bad and ksa sed
many remedies effect commenced sdns yesI Rs.so!s-
i've IN yanrsy sst srpcefons f.<ned hair firmly.
bessa 70 6 o. uov out turned hk te ~ former color
(f) Al As tine fully restored 20 rs original color.
ksAh asl sppesra1ce and eAeerauy re<ouend - Use Al
Chbass, III, May !, la61 - j. U hoEA
The Restorative IL put ur bctes c nree Via srls
medium Az ma The ho.es bsf YLt ard re:As fec
a Der bot.e the Medium bIds st l-ss 20 cent IN
proportion and retas for 81 eO.e 1s fe se'es quart
10 Der cent u.ors In propor-eE, snd rstS:s for IS
o. j. WOOD Co, Propdeto0, No 5l2 bresfvsy, Nsw'
YoA In The sres. Y. Wire Railing EsAhrshEtnt) nd Ne
And sod nv u. scod DssEsts and Fancy 0er<s DeA;ers
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Ntw91ork DAILY @ibmme

For The Tribune.
o Wo sen1' .csfa v..srpdea va. ma. sh., lGOe.he
THE last! The last, Annette, What a thing TO
have thought Of then
standing flushed with hope by you sitting there
20 gay,
There upon the sunny slope with my sprlnging hope
that day,
By the farm-gate on the hillside looking down the
glimmesiDg glen.
The apple trees showed on US their blossoms and
their scent;
How DER the Ackering meadow wanton rpples
came a1d went
How the oriole sang above US, breast and voice Of
passionate fire
Then the crazy bobolink's gurgle IN tie grass
And the swallows swift repass,
CHANGING lower, flashing higher
Oh, the very air of June seemed full OF quick desire
Yet one robin, l bethink me, hidden in q dis
tant poplar tree,
Grieving for something there alone,
Thrilled with his mournful monotone
Faint pulses Of fear and sadness
Through the e1uberant life madness
The high tide of love and gladness flowing round us
Ike tropic sea.
-Strange-these faneies know many men
Seeing what trifles make my life up--never thinking
how, the while,
We perplex our heads with planning, and weary
our hands with toll.
God Just takes the matter-takes any common soil,
Just little melds 1.-THE stuff we never thought Of
Into shapes we little wot Of
And 10, the life that vexed US SO II stands
Complete with the soft touch of the All-shsping
hands.
And 20 must always think of Annette
As she sat there then; see her yet
In her dewy eyes no shadow Of care,
With the sunny wealth Of her wavy hair,
Pulling apart the blossoms Of clover;
Then nsing with laughter brimming over,
Turning and stopping to sprinkle my head
With their petals Of bee-wooing red.
And so through the gate, and up through the
meadow,
Fitting and vanishing like gay shadow.
For, ah, Annette for this was the ending.
], back to the citys turmoil and jostle;
You, up through the meadows fragrance anl rustic
Home to the farm house silent and gray.
-'Twas just such another flowing June day,
They tell me, next week, when you were carried,
SpriDkled with lies, out to be- buried
well, God is good. All this was his sending.
Ne~- York, jane ~ v l.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DlADEA
EVER
On
\ BY KINGS OR EMPEaoRs.

WHAT WHY BEAUrFUL BEAD OF HAIR
Because the ornAmer; God hn self provided M Al or
r,c Reader although the may bloom ever 20 brightly IN
the slowing cheek eye Be sparshns the ~h -
toss Of pe the head Is ee, Of It's eovens or The aA
be snse1 and shrveled harsh and dry worse NIL 'pn-
ked with ruy vii loss than bel h"t chafms
Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. use 40 o. t'fro
dimes vii and psIAaen'y secure . Al sn N
the SLOWING and judge TIE WINTER " tle
I'VE NIwYosK. April "a, Ia,S
Dr. WooD-pesr SIR Permit 70 express 20 you ne ohsr
tons for The entire T.soTIton o my ha 20 us
cnsl color tie time Of my srrve IN the te stses
rspdy becoming gray hut upon the spp.ion o. youf
Restorative" recovered rs Origins! hae con-
oder your Restorative vey wonderful INVENTION, quite EN-
cscions ~ well agreeable .n,uo
an, Gear cir, yours tguly s. 1hALnLho'
"Drysh ar G~ yisdysct-'
WELSH HrwspAprs OFFICE. No. IS Nssssus-,
April u, 1855.
Hrct N J. Woop-Dear Sr. Some moi weess aso
received bottle Of your Hair Restove and sayeit .
xho 10 Try her hair little thinking o. the ts
that would restore the hair TO i's oena eo,o eu
s Ill a. NV suprse after fev we@ts tris has peEio<a
that weDssrfa eject BY snrnns Al 1e sr.y bar: % aS1
brown tSauthJtns sod tsehenins The han
Trn,, recon shove EeSorye 70 81 P-rsn, n S.ns
sf tpcA change oi l~, ball ChAkLiS sAhDh ~
Erw ycAH July 25 lSs7
Prd q. j. We.p: W!u sSHfSsbss - 'sSs'n.sns y'ss
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DENNSYL VANIA EAILROAD.-
III The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting tbe Atlantic
rtes with we,teru North Western end South Western Sstes
by contiguous Railway direct This Rosd also oonneo I.
P,tsburfh With daily bnes Of sssmers 70 all pors on he West
Rvvrs Cleveland and ssndushy with The seAms 70
ports the North Western Lshesmslins the most drec
cheap reliable By which FREIGHT can be forwarded
70 and ioD tie Great Vest ,r.c,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSbUhGH
FIssT CLAss-Boots Shoes Hss and Caps Bools
Dry Gosds FIN bo1es baes and tiunhs Drugs Tin 0On
bo1es and balesl Festhers Furs Gc.............)
cs;,, lin o,is,n. b,sl Drurs n casksl Hard 6ocen'sF
ware. Leather lin rolls boxes Wool and sneep l" 10
TgIsD Class -Anvls s:eei, ChAps tin couf 50een. "
Hemp and PoIk ssited looAe or W sscu 100 n
Tobacco Manufactured, pt Caars or Cut, a..
ForpTa CLASS - Coffee Fish, Bscop, Beef and
Prk Tin CASKS b1xcs Eas.wsrd LAID and Lard fooens
OIL, Nails, Soda Ash German Clay Tar, Pitch i"D.
FLouR- y bb, until further DJtioe.
GRAM q lt0 b until further notee.
CoTIos- p bale, exceeding SEQ weight unit, further
notice n,,,-,1, -.
In ,hppins goods from sny port east Of Phsdephs Be pi
tcusr 10 mh the package Vis Pennsyvsuis Railroad An
Goods consigned the AGENTS of this Road Phsdpsis or
Pit.sbursh will be forwarded without detention
r. n sass l. Co. st. Louis; p. g. ORe1y Co., Evansville,
Ind Dumesnll Bel Co.. and Carter Je~et. Louisville,
Ky.; B. Neldrum Madison, Ind Il: W. Brown Co and
Irgp Co. Cincinns w Graham Co, Zanesvlie Ohio;
Leecb Co, No. 81 Klby IT. Bos.on Leeeh Co No Aror
House New.York and No South Winialnn New forh; T.
J. sneeder Pblsdelphsi Msgsw Koons Bahin'Tei u. A.
H. r. HOUSTON, General Freight Aren't, Philadelphia
I. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
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TyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sT0NING

II TON tDr BOTTOM and FKUFIDENCfr-In~hu fOuss-
n .hns.a,. ,rd most djreo. carrying the Eastern Mah
~ sssmen PLYMOUTH RICK, Capt Joel Stone and q q
sTnS pIIT Cart. W. H. Frvsee, In connection Win ~
ssSrnainGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PROVE
DTHcE RLRoADs ss,ps EswYoIl Ss, s1ndsys s.,s.s sr
ssvced from Pier No North River hrst saeI ABOVE ,f
So !, o,oIock and sorington NJ $3.50 M; or on 1<
stvsl cf The mail trsn which leaves Boston st $3.50 m
Ebe C. VANDERBILT from New York Monday WedneedAy
s Ssy from Bennington Tuesday Tnurdsy and SATURDAY
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New YORK Tuesday Ihsnaay
I'd Saturday. Monday Wednesday and fnday
Passengers proceed from sonnstcn per reroed 70
md Eo n th. Express Nail TTsn reaching said psces In ID
aes Of tbose by ether routes and 10 ample time for all the e
morning nes connectps North and East PASSENGER, ths Tee
remain board tbs steamer enjoy nights mst nndsooe
desired and leave S.oningon IN tae M trsn
osnDeeEt Providence with the ii rs m train Tor boso1
baggage master accompanies the HssIHer sao Tam
sssh way ,,. ,.. o..
For pssssse berths rserooms freight apply on board ne
esssT the Freight Office, Pier No forh hvef OF
tb< sRes No. 10 Battery -plsoe.
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Uater Gnre.

nR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE ESTABLISH
MENT At F1orsnoe Masa (three miles from tbs North
snp.or Depet). Prices from S5 TO el2 per week
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bmg.
WI bamtop, NJ y. 2l5 miles from the city BY Enc
Railroad This establishment has natural location, surpassed
beauty by no other Union Terms $6to $40 Per week
For crc1lafs containing u particulars. sddre. j. d. NORTh
H. D.. or MARTHA FRENCH M d.
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY
- HENRY c. BOWEN aud THEODORE MoNAMEE
sfaint MARTIN RAFFERTY, Jonathan Crane, Charles Ety.
hoUas Clark and Julia ClEk his wife - SnmnfLs
for relief Com. served - To the above defendant,
MARTIN RAFFERTY,; You are hereby summoned aod re-
oued 10 ,p,wer the ompan IN this seton, which this
day 6sd In the office Of the CLERK Of the County OF kug' b..
Office City Hall, n Brcokly and 10 serve ~
your the said pint the snbscfib at thar
Office No Wall in the City Of New York within tsny
service this exclusive OF tn-
dsv Of service and you m 70 the said eonpA 81
within sfosad the pspt6s IL this acton "lh oppy
70 III. Court relief demanded in the compaDI-pSea
June ls 1855. PARSONS, RlOGs hocS,
el9 9lsw6wS fAlilns A1fhepA
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CUPREME COURT-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
the Meehapcs Fire Insurance Company OF the CITY Of new
Yori against WILLIAM Ii. DE GROOT and ALICE e. hs
wife, Theodore De GIoot and Emms his .he !snes D.
Murray Charles Burial Ers Ware sdmnistrax and Charles
Abernsahy Of John Ware deceased GeoIs- up
Wilson g. Hunt Pursuant 10 decree OF AAe nsoe
TIE action special term OF the suPeme Iou
held the City Of NewYo'h the Slst OF Ocooer s me
Referee in said named WI sell st plblc aneuop az me
Merchants Exchange in New York City on The Yet day OF Jny
1853 twelve oeock of that day. the following desof peg
real land viz AL that certain lot piece or parcel
land situate lying and being In the Twelfth W ward OF sag
eity bounded scrbed follows viz: Beginning pot
soutbeIy aide Of Cne hundred second o. es
taut hundred feet tOuthey from the south corner
Of hundred snd forty second and Elevenav running
soohey ns parallel with shd avenue to the ene
line of the block between One bnDdred and forty hs and
One sud st. thence along said center me
esefly hundred thence souheiy On me PAaue
with tad Eleventh until inter ecis the norbery Inc OF
the Road thence norhery along said hoe he
Road until II intesects the southery De OF One
aud forty econd thence westerly along the southey
line of hundred forty eeOn3 70 the place OF oea
ming Teims made kBewn on INC osy OF ss JeHo ~
IN58 HOMER III. STUART Referee:
CHARLES e WHITEHEAD. Attorney. llO 2a~Sw thk M
The above sale adjourned TO the te,h OF july laSs al toe
same hou' an plsee. HOMER H. STUART, Referee.
fxS To iylO
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re-s.re p-Yrcse V ssss. IL the eIts cn Il the rsf
fc. hat object vo1ld be alrost irs.snty effected.
,lsyetrsae revived q .sovD 10 Nc Bisirs
repcrts srd Indicated 10 Mr.. Hascrs 5isps.ches And
that scheme Wa undertaken By the French Govern
nent 70 the assurance ths; il would receive the sym
ps.hy and support Of the Auericsn Goverpnent; and
that impression vss derived rom tho representations
Of Nr. Macon. A.
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MlenifaI.

KELLINGER's INFALLIBLE LINIMENT.-
IN The genuine the Doctor put according to
original recsp The only Wholesale essnt fr this valuable
uTtjcle nov is WILLIAM ii. KINSLEY, No. III Gold st.
TNBE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIR. s. P.
i TOwEsEND's sARsAPARILLA, wholesale and Retail
Depot No 2I9 Broadway corner Faton., Office No. oppo
site 81 Psurs Church New-YoIk,
WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DRUGGIsT, No. II Golds, tDeaI
Hev-York- Manufacturers of Pstsnt Medicines
aud o DIuses articles may introduce dispose of the Same
70 the beat sdvss by oonEgnrg above Orders for Drug
csYrfly osesutsd b dspstch At lowest market rates.
WILLIAM BURGER
late Wholesale Druggist Of CousAds has bis Office nsbovs
Purchases notes and other business
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BR.vy WoxAy.-Ms. Caroline G. strssburg,
wife of r. T. Strsnburg Of this city, wa ON
the Pennsylvsuis, which was barnt to the wssefs
edge in the Mississippi, sixty miles boow Memphis, on
Sunday morning, the 18th inst. Mrs. Straneurg efe
her berth Just before the explosion took place, aud
when she heard the report, which shook every piece
Of timber in the boat, she csught hold OF nsr iue
child, which was only two months old, and rushed into
the ladies cabin at the very moment that large pecs
Of machinery came crashing through tue hoof Sac
ran 10 the csptslDs and told him that the Dost
wss fire. but he said she was MISTAKEN sod si"sea
her 10 BE- calm. She said she was not mistakes ana
her manner we 90 earnest that the captsxs, thinking
she nright be correct went down 70 the nosr deck
He returned in a short tune AID remarked 10 MI.
Susnbug: here no DANGER now-'ne nS nss gen m
subdued." Mrs. Stranburg, however, would not %
convinced; she insisted that the boat was In hsmes
and told the captain 10 mske prepsrauoes !cr ssns
the passengers. As she finished sp tne hsa1S
broke through the cabin floor, ana 10 lees than MN
ME the cabin was filed With smoke. She saN t1st
tns time for action bsd arrived aud che knew tha her
life sLd tbs Of her child depended rpon her Own ex,
ertions: 90 she went down the private sarcse ara
was fortunate enough to reson tbs ooilerdeok 10
safety. knowing that sic would peFsn by hfe II she
staid on the boat she Jeter1ned 10 leave u ana run
the risk Of meeting her death by another mstnod o
accordDgfy sezsd board about seven ieet ions snr
eiyht OK ten inches vide, AID, gfasPns her cai WIZ
ore arm and the board with tbe Other, ponged lnvo
tts rivsr. The current, owing 10 the high stage oil
water. was very rspd and Mrs. stranolrg hsa s'
much as she could 90 TO keep herself aoa cha anov.
the euTface DuL sue pof'u "
si,ns,ion In Which che was placed, ana her pen9u,
ourIey down the river would not have bsso Offended
With half the danger that 1t wss II aer nlesn neh.s
had not prompted hes 10 save man WHO W@ upao.o
n s.ys 6selI shor: tine after lssyirg the ooa.,
she saw m.n struggling in the wafer. ana she knss
ftom his noveusnte that re was TOO mucn efoe
10 ave himself from going 70 the bottom sos gen.
srcu,y and noby sopardi1sd hsI y, e ssss
she grssped him BY ne arm, q, me M k = sst.i ua,n
fr,r ner G all support and sss sted him 70 sseens upn
A; r. :.sse 4sssy u ss Y.s s'ss
W..ar. kf,er aostipg for an hour and . halt, the
,Srss were rescued by some men, who, hayisg heard
the exposior, lsurched small bosa sad sss.ea ~
t,esn 10 rendsr assistAnce to the pnioftunee suns
~. When the man VII, was rescued by Mrs.. Ssrsn.
burs placed his feet in the bos, be tried 70 exPress
gratitude which be felt for his pfeseiyefi pm aS.s
vas so full Of thsnkfulness that his tongne nies;1
give fun qttsI.nOs 70 b. srssssssl asseS .so .ni
Ssu. 10 Cbn.on Miss. her birthplace WHARF hsf rsa
tiors reside. She took p.sssg, on the tonss r tAis
TO Vicksburs. sad arrived ss her own Ao0''
city or Mordsy evening. ...,..,., IN, y..t.~sss
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RIVER RAILROAD.--From JuI
AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O

IN ars after MONDAY Nav TO- IS5s and until further notice,
Trains will Pier foot Of Duane n follows w;
pUHKlRR EXPRESS M, for Dunkirk and principal n'
termed ste Stations.
NAIL TRAIN ss fOI DunhiIh tud Buffalo and uterine
date Stations.
ROCRLAND PASSENGER ~ 3 ?. m from foot Chambcrss
via Piernont fol SuHeIns and nternlediste Stations
WAY PASSENGER a. p m, for NewbuIsh Middetown and
ineImtoisse Stations
AI0BT EXPRESS at p. m, for Durkirk and Buffalo
The above Trains nm daily, Sunday excepted -
T1s,e Express Trsns connect at EmiTs with the Em'rs
CaaDdaisus sod Nsgsra Falls Railroad for Niss.h ftt Al
Bnsbsmton Syracuse aud Bnshalnion R.,road ior
SyIseu,e Al Coips with the Buffalo Corning sna
RsrosS for Rochester at Great lend with the psls"se
IalAWnuIa and Rsoad, for scrsnton a. o'n.is
yins Win tt Buffalo ard New Yo'k City Railroad for Buffalo
e boh.o Duukirk Lake. Shore Railroad for Cleveland
Cmasrs., ToLdO, Detroit Chicago &c
r. Y. HE ADLEY. Assis.ant President
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n A KE G L o r G E

Ets rev ard kesutfol steamer
MI e Fl A
Capt JAMES GALE,
xu sornsrce regular trips On The ls OF June nom
CALDWELL TO TIOONDEROOA+
ssu.etpf with the steamers on Lake Champisin
THE PORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,
CALDWELL, LAKE GEoRSE,
'PNA ~ ' DANIEL GALE.
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pENNsYLyANdA RAIL R o A d.

IL THE GREAT CENTEAL ROUTE .
Ne Pennsyyaps Railroad connects a. Ptkb1ren VIA rs1
,osds 10 and from St Louis Mo- Alton, GAens and Chicago IL
Hnkfort Lexington and Louisville KY Terra hsuts Aad,:on,
6eId Beefntane ssndusky Toledo, Ceveisnd Coiumsu.
Lpesvie Mssson and Wooser Ohio; also with he s.ean
Cpcinpat.
Through aciesr the Es b. had any Of the sSovens
Pssen,ers win find this The shortest mos expeditions snd
,omfortsbls route between the Esss and West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 hOuhA
IRON HEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN S6 HOURS.
IRON NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN % HOUk6
Fare low a. any other route.
Bee handbils In The hotels Of this city.
Yhrousb okets or further information be had u ne
,0ioe of he PEvfS6YLVAktfA RAILROAD,
'A No. z Astor Ecuse, Broadway
January ]. 1888 j. ELLlO1R. AFnt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

DAILROAD and STEAMBOAT LINE.-AF-
IL TRRHOON BOAT at O'clock for HUDSON tfron hs 100.
nosseuss Dook Hewburgh Marlboro, Milton PousnkesRoe
Bsnyt0wn Rhin.best BED Hook Bristol West CseP ssa Cs
RBINFBECK Tcists sy be obtained on board the boat 70
iOOwns psoss HodsSn Csverscs aecpse ss Snen
81 90, Edvss. 81 stsss Line siss ws.. soeisdse E
n..hiys 40 CO. South Adams &275 North tsr[ ~ eoi
Ssiton e3l5; HiDsdalc, s25S Washington n2S5i seche.
o a. Chsrt.r Factory 05; Huntington, fo Z5; hnpeI
Ks s5 wssssd The fs,ts.ns Steamer - sJIrH H.r
s. dsentb .ide) ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY AZ O'Clock p NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

IVnFpENDENT LINE BETWEEN NEW
TcOpE pnsroN PROVIDENCE BRISTOL and NEW,
foRT~Tss o0yERSoR CsP RosTrs SssS s%I R. oo
sssvansy THIRsDAY and SUNDAY, Il o'clocl m a.
ps,s between Hew.y0k and Provcenoe S2 Borvh W w.
PRINT 4 tAe lowest rses Apply 70 o. I. ~ ~ Wharf