New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16


trance on 1Itbss.
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoRK:
For NeTHa7ea. J, :. m. tEx u Sls, tExl $50 w.
For fsridsepor :, aa M, Exli I2'iS. 3 Erli 80 ~
'I For Il Milford sr.tford Hatfield sou,hpor. sud wspor.
For a' EoIs az ss1I M BIS (EIli $50 $50 ss,
Foo G Dsrs= and Greenwich, s:se A. IL is 30 i'Sss
Fo1 Stamford 9, tE1 y $50 M Is.l' o. EI ''''s
Fc Port Chester and int medals ntious = $50, M nr.
$50 49, ';''' &c cyo'sRSEcrISo TRAINS
f. Boston Viz ; s ss a.. : g. 81 Fr4sr@
liz asIstord .na Springfield, "a Ii OK DIS (EI'
FOR 1o conueccul Rvsr Iaoad.O si0asrea Ia M lEr al
a a1; sS PsoSiaeD S and Y.sbk Rarosd @
For s.Hsvsa, Eew-LOrdoa aud ss0asy0n Kslfoidss
M n nl, S :, Sp a. 70 orh.mv.or
FER f Hoasa'oH i9 Rsso,d q Pi,tse-d a.
For Nsugatuck Rai,,oad . n ,3p IN
f'' N''-'' JAMES H. HoYf, Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.
Trna esye JsFsey City fo Plernont s4 ais sbd9 saa,
'ad's' ands o " SEEN sMa 4 isi ss,sep
NTEW-YORK, HARLEM aud ALBANY RAIL-
~ RoAD--sun sr Art-assu Expre.s N fE Ab1sL
Troy. Hoth and Wet, lesye 26shst sts.on Of h N ."
''''' "''u' John bWRcBItt Assistant superinssndsh;
HrDsON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
III NY and TROY, CONNIE CITING WITH TRAINS HoAfa
ssdwEsT Trains leave: .o,,.,
Exprss. TspdIIa m snd3:30 7:2s u:25 M eud5ia sd
r. sSas s "a Albany with sleep m sunday. inu
po asSs. .eps a'i usIn q. H., s2s NJ sA t.p
s;'- sias .sis :. ~, less,s. ~, ass AID s.2spa
and .. m. ..rs
iAAir'n' sop m A, ' T. sRai r. ssps..ud.o
4 ONG Isl. AND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
II TERMINUs.-LeHe Jsnsssip and 3iIhsi Fsrrls'' New
York, aisa u, for 0reeapou $3.50 -
p for F,rlrs dn. For r. H loo m q n -
l;so saa $50 M For Isnsics leave 90 r. y ~, ~
OF boat from Jsmessbp
| NTEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-Ps+
senger Trains via Pavoaia feEry from fool o. Chabef
Ism EIPoen.
Ca ~ viz daily for oawls srd In.srgnodia's sitoaI
Ii a. M, Accommodation, daily. for Port tervs -
4p n., Way, FOX hidtletOwn. Eewburgh and irte sdss
p H. '''-' i''V'''' CHARLES MINoT esnssIsDt
gArHASrxr wsasE. RscsIVsf 80
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
From t'i O. s6s Wss :, R.s
aud Easton with Lehgh valley Railroad and is coanesa
forming direct line to h5irSa and the West without ssn'
SUMMER ARRANGEME sT-Comu snoins June 10, M
HsRRSRuRo ETpHsss--kt6s m. for Ea,.or, Rssaay Pss
VILE harrisburg. Msacn, Chunk wa s%;per, s.,..,,,
MAIL IhAN--Hr a. NJ EtssyLf " &tck zap o<i1-"N
Great Bend Piltsson, Wikesbure, &c. ,,-o..
- II. THRorsH TRaIsFoE Eestoo maaoh Chunk W iAs.s
OF Reading, Pottsville, Harrisburg sc.
p. THkoU6E For Eaton Bethlehem, Aler's1'
AID Manch Chunk
SEA Up. Il. WAY TRAH-YoT Snmervine,
Bpm WEsTERS E1PRzss-FoE Eastor, Allentown Resl9
Harrisburg Pittsburgh and tbs West seePiss ears hon Jes1
City through TO fistsbu. "a. =,
ExpREss TRAIN yoR HAlRIssuRG-The "a M Expre,. pns
from New York strives at Harburga. connecting ~
aud Pennsylvania Central kSlrosd NJ herI Cess
k'oad North aud south. and with the CumberaAa VA"
RaroAl - -.
Tag THRorGH ExPRRss TRAM THE Wssr lsss
New.Yosk at D M daily ,Snudsys excepted making -
connection Harrisburg with Pennsylvania II
chance Pitt burh and but one 20 tncinns -
Chicago -Four hours time 10 saved by taking TINS sin VA
ELtzABErHPoRT And NEwfoRk FsRkr-Lease se ,a 30
from Pier No. O. North River, 81 10 and III ses. Ia ''T
aud 5:2Op. 49,, ,..A., s,zry
Tin e.eh WAY JOHN U. STERSS. supernseaass-
V,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
PORT by SHORE LINZ Iesves 27tts. Ahss -.
arrive 10 Providence 4;s0 1915 m anise ~ -
1880 pm. pm Express Through Mai Train, nIivsn nv"
'sA'' '''' ANU h J. CALHOUN saperinisnas'i