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~ YORK 70 ROCHEsTER.-rhs ROCHESTER, md ON
ssEF VALLEY RAILROAD opea. and IN corn set,os
srth The Buffalo Corning and NswYot. ant Nswfoik ,nd
ghs RsIosas 6rms ereot s0pH hom rev foss !" A"s'
TIE isene Of TINS route together Eth tho superior som
m Afforded BIZ the lido renders IL BY far Tho moa issr
,ti- between the sbose-usmed cities
eke. Gao b. procured New York snd Fue Railroad
Office foot Of Dusnes sad No 10 broseVayi sSo q
Is.sey City.
Baggage checked tAfoGfa
Ffrghts be transported Dcssess New fors and sooa-
,,er dispatch Any niomauon tesirsd n regard heHo
,an he obtained by calling the dene.h Freight Agent
rAPPAN Express Freight Agent, No 100 Broadway
10 ira G, on tho Buray Corning nd Nov fors Rnro.a -
suudAy }. s. hbFfhb s"h"'N"Hnp""s
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CASE FOR THE SKTH-Av. RAILROAD CONPAYY.-
On the night of the 10th inst disgrsceu occurrence
took place ofthe Sixth.av which left Bar
clsy-st. at o'clock. On turning into Canal.st two
women OF bad character entered the car, and using
profane obscere language attracted the atten
ton Of all-some fifteen persons-in the car, but par
ticulsily that of some rovdies, who beset them on
either side. Offering insult upon insult. Language
worse than dare use public escaped the lips OF
these abandoned females. When in CarmiDe st. one
Of them committed most gross act which caused =
great sensetion expressed by laugh and spattng OF
hsnos among those l-disposed in the car. The con-
ductor said nothing to them until al twenty ourthst
he requisite them TO leave and sgaln at Thfty-se3-
ond-st or ileIesbOut But they outmat:hed the
rovdies and held their course til about T1irty-eghth-
st. VIII the Company that Their conductors pro-
iect the people from insult
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iAdyerf seuleni.
Acknowledgement.
PIANO FoRTEs and MELoDEONs for sale very
fAdvertisernent

lou-fm So 10 s475 MELoDEoSs suitable fo churches,
cons. 20 ar og.r Of 500 FOR tO Purchasers invited to
call See Musical WOTd. CoLBu m NASH Azts as brd
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lAdver Is ementl
The new Comedy of Still Waters Run Deep,

first produced at BARsUMs MUSEUM psyed There every
evening such extraordinarily eauiifa and perfect
ENJOYING procZous Never comefy 20 ap-
I.uded Never comedy well Produced Two capital
Earces OF BaInuIn's THIs AFTERNOON.
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rOp R0STOS and PROVIDENCE via NEW

Tor BOSTON and PkOEIDENCh VIA NEW
T PORT AID FALL RIvER.-The spletdd and sup. rios
.sausr mFTRo POIs Cspt VIM Born rs1n s,T' NssYo
yer, TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY At s o'eloss
p N md ,NPiRE sTATE Capt. D. Brayson leave. New,
y.,I sve-x MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, AZ
cloct 81. from Pier No s. n r., near the 6a"efy' e"eo
s1ucbing At Newport 2 n way ~, 80, 81, . =, ~,
The MEIROPOLIS .1d EMPIRE *TATE connect al yes
,o, l the steamer CANoNICUs winch leaves Se- fcts
,s.Ic oc,el A. NJ Tor Providence striving here shout
-lork Passengers from Providence for New or. sS te
CANON CHS as ococt NJ for Newport. connecting hers
With the steamers for Naw-fors - -.
ant uult the shall have beer paid tor. ,,.-N
Freisat q Bosto1 forwarded throush wa great
~ az Express FreIsh' Tram. -, :, 49,,
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Eeaal No,l0s.
LN I1tnnIlANCE Of an ofder Of lhe surrogale Of

IN PURSUANCE Of mn order Of tho burrogate OF
j he r.iy new Ts,f hiiss IL bs'sy rves :" oil pes
lsvi.. .s.s .tsi.s nitHAhD DUbfEr late &c .l-
On, ~ 1a.f is sssS a. p'-ssi 'he ss.s WIZ '""'.
a., ,i..ssf !. a. is. ls yTs - s-,s- is'-.a
M. IA ussss..sf ttJ - nee t..t hs'".s The
tnt a.. "a ..sLs, .1.i s.aa 81 - dsr 80 Ar'.
nh SUSAN 9 puhiEtt A'.'''f@'''
ssi --s-g JULIUS bbNfIi sA--.-s'''-'N'
IN rrthsUkErg ~ an o,de' ~ Tho su''"esto
j 9 f.-.is - 49, s-t .s.l-- y L-.stf s''-- -
,..s.-. l-,.r st-.--. .s-i-~ tonn ybr'tt' - - -
IA, n s-ss-s r..-. a. 49, '--sIe.-
49,. - a. .-l,..sts- :. H. 49,. - f-.--. pT'- ~
fs... 1855 = ~. ~, ~ -. - Z t;'.- =
a., y j.. isss iEsssr'.s s.i.s., r----...
40 i~-s--f tH'sAS ohhA"A"
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Advertisement.
BIAKR's PATENT FiREPkOOF PAINT, No. liz
Pearl-st---see under head Of Paints
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NrEW-YORK AND aEW-HAvEN RAIL

~ RoAD-sCamEk AhhAH0EhEHT May roo L,
Ts.ns LsAys Esw-YoSk-For Sew.iayen-'A r.
eddrsporI1,,s En) las9 sa3 &c ard d. En-
sud sstport-7 A. Nj 1850 SD 40 p NJ. FOR NorEss-
- NJ l2ao a. n and Ae EI "a 5s a. ~ r. "a
Ae.Jf3O SIS P. ~ For stsmtord-7 g. A. NJ tEAD lZS
so, T. (ELJ 40 ais T. NJ For fort Chester and Sew
sod intermediate s-atons-7. A. NJ; HS %S 'l9 Us
Pm.
I,l For Hartford end 5pdngheh-s, (EK';) lA@ p n
Ia For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal A. r.
10 FOr Canal Railro-d-3 4. 81, (Ex.) tAW 7. a. Fci
New ondon Railroads. A. NJ; p ~ For housaionc Raj
o.ls a. "; $40 P. 81 Fot Nsnsatnek Etroad-s A. -
a. "a. 40,
T.,ss 10 EEW.TOEz-From NsS- Hsysn-aGy D. s1
n; LB. Cd 40, ass P 81, (Ex.l From BnisePor-
$40 7i2, 1918 A. n A32, EIJ en- 80 r ~ e.! ron
V0Tean-6 "a aB l0.5l a. W.; 2S, tEN } JS 40, "
2 N nn) From Por Chs-tsr-63o SIS, ~ so, liz
A n ,6s-h n r. n JAMES H. H0Yr, Sup'L
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TOR HAvRE via sOUTHAMPTON.-Th

LOR HAVRE siS SOUTHAMPION.-lhe
Il VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of STEAMSHIPS
The fr.,-elas. steamship ARIEL 20 tns Lefeyrs' nset
viii leave Newton trsm Pi-r No 81. North River loot N
Ch.Inbersst a. NOON pIeesely n sAIG kDA sept ~
for EAvnF, csiiDs ~ SOUTHAMPTON 70 lana mans
peseDssrs and steeie. -,
Rtsi-class Passage 10 Southampton or hsvrs.'sie
6ecoudcss Pseszr.
The ARIEL vii be followed By the NORTH STAk Oct
r1e owner will b. secounirbe TOT UOa
YER Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious stones or hetA. an
s s ladins snei snereios, and 'hr value tAefe'
therein expressed =, ,...----.... II
Specie and goods ra,ss No ezh' received 81
Ter noon o the day before selling -.
No bsh secured unit paid fOT. Letter. oac Ist eoo per
Iox xi be received the office up II A u OF the IA
ssinz md vii be carried 10 ldsubbe! Dass lhuo
oek And 90 arrvA ., Southampton tsyre VII % nns
k.tsy dstt-s,e5 w the Post Ofices there
Parcels Lax en- prepaid, one dohaf and ap"nd
pAIEs ov SAILING
From Eew-boTk; f frufn hsVfsi q,
NORTH STAR October IS NORTH STAR sePtrmbei q
ARIEL o, suber ARIEL ..oc'obe 10
NORTH star. .Noynmbc >
ARIEL..........NOysmbo'<t
Yhe,e steamships ~. o.sst tho IiSaranee Oen. and
s,ecie and roo viii BE- insured IN than low eiss " pro
"a an Ny other srsrnhie- Thai cfoss hs oessh
Bot freight % Ps~slss sPp.y 70 " IoA 1870.
ALBERT n. CHRIsriE,
No. Pacs Dr. Ia boufso rsrsA
CHRISTIE, sCiILLSshAhS Co,
No = Cua cessm' ~ svsans. hasr~
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The reception evenings at DIsBRow's Riding

ACADEMY I-ay corner Of 5yht commence on SATURDAY
18th irs continue each TUESDAY THURSDAY and sATUR
DAY EVENING select Band OF Music in attendance
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CAuaur M rur kcr-Po,et Mia. n
Adverts. nent
ROoT tales real life size Photographs 90 canvas

fooT's Photograph 81: all sires Unsurpassed
Roor's Gallery u easy Of access
ROOF is At Ne SIS Broadway corner OF Frsnkln-sC
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IAhYertiseuen


HOLINESS PATENT MACHINE PORTRAITS for
25cepts PHOTOGRAPHS SIS Artists Club No ss Broadway
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l.
4 TON e. BOSTON PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDFOSr,
TAUNTON and INLAND route without delay, change OF cars
or baggage carrying the Ea.tert Mall -. =, . ,,o. . d,
The os~ ,leAnirrs PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone "A
Z YAkDERbILT Cept j. X. Pendeton, " coniecton W.
n, sornsto and Providence and Boston nd Providence hs
rcas easns NeysTors daily lSundsyr excepted rom p
20 ~ r. FIRST wharf above Battery place. At = NJ M
sonngton al rs PM. srTiys o ts hH Fsn ~n'o
,saves Boston A. s;Sn Pm . A.,
The q tANDEKBILT, from New. YoTk-sonday Wedn.s
,,y and yrd.y ron ssopinscn-ruesdaY, |hur'csY II
rhe PLyMOUTp ROCK. from New yort-Tresaay, Thur
.sy and saturday. From soninzton-Monday, edes'aT ~
fiiG,.
Pa,ssrss IN Arrival az sornyo-, proceed immediately P
,rr1 ~ pr iIsp e Boston Taunton and New Bedford
d. Yxp.ess Mail an reaching std places several hours 3
.ne ~ ose by ohsr routes sDa 10 simple nme for al ~
,-y Morrdus Lines cJnuecfinE North ana Ha fssshnse
80 n-sfr il remain Oh board the Geamel ENJOYING usht
az ndnTbed breakf.iing desired and leave Stonins'on
The NJ train connectms Al Providence VIA ths IL q y
o. 7, f,r Boston. Taunton and New Bedford
Rsy.e Ma.t- so-ompane. and Tram thrVpss
secb
broueh tcse,s 90 Monday Wednesdays sud Fridays, 70
Ssntuck holmes Hole and Woods hole, via Nsw6~'
connecting " the steamer Eagle Wing
passaxe Dertns OF 'reignt, spphcsoo rs
" made al pier North Bver II the ONCE NO !" We"
tsry.place
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CPNTRAv. RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
" SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing Aphi !,
a5-Leavs NewYor& for Easton by eaner, Rcd sckot an>
Eyom,ps from Pier No 3 North River, att A. ~. sae =
= n Fn- Some5v vile, twsy,l Al $3.50 Z. ~ .
The above trains At Ezabethiown WIN uNns On ..
He..Jersey Railroad which leave New-YoIk tom toN
co.r+iandai. a. A. ~, II 81, ond and T. NJ.
lOEN O. STERNS. Supenn.enueLA
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NV CnuRcu.-The conerttone OF church for
The Yorkvire Baptist congregation was laid on We'd
resday afternoon in Eightythirdst, near Second-av
The building ia TO be ~ feet front by 81 feet deep to
be built of substantial brick, with all the modern I'M
provemeuts inside The leeture-room viii be on the
ground floor and the audence-room above, the walls
of the latter to be colored in stone and the ceiling to
be tastefuly frescoed. There will also be byzantine
spre. The work will be prosecuted with vsor until
completion and is estimated to cost $4,000 dr Ber-
Ran of Egh.y-sixth-st. is the mason
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tAdverissmentl
X. STAFPoRD's OLIVE TAR, THE new ELEC-
TRIcAL RLmEDY.-OLvE TAR 10 INHALED AND APPLIED; II
Is NOT TAKFN Cures diseases OF the
THROAT, LUSGs NERvES, MUSCLES, JOINTS AND SKIN.
Sold at Nos. y and q NeE.st at 50 cents bottle
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ADVERTISEMENT
FANCY CUTLERY, embracing large variety OF
Pen and Pocket Of and beau
tul Iatterns J. SAUNDERS,
No. 7 As.or Hsuse and No. 5S7 Broadway.
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Advertise ment.
IL Won want to see an Ingenious piece Of work

msn,bin cali atW ~ WILrARrH's No. Al Maden-Ane ard
examine the new style pm and PENCIL CASE made BY hun
esed LowND's PATENT" II Is the most csnPiete arrange
ment eS offered for sale II made OF gold aud syes
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IL VASA-ihe United States Msil Steamship ISABEL,
Cart Rollins viii leave Pier No. I, SOrb River tor the
stCye ports MONDAY, Oct3ber For passage app 70
sPOFFORD TILESrON, Co., No - Broadway.
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DRESSING CAsEs.-Tbe compact form and per-
CT ut of them indispensable TO
eIes they all that necesary fer the toilet For sal,
at A. j. SANDERS No Aston House and No 3S7 Brosdssy
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.oo AMBOY RAILROAo to PHI

.SNAMBtk aa0 AMBDT RAILROAD 70 PhiL
" ADELPHiA FROM Pier No. ! North Riyer-rwo ir1
,aj,y AZ 6 A ~ snd p ~ Morning lines % 4 W., b:
,tes1nboat JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH AMBof thence y
var 70 g.y.psces snd Philadelphia Fae 80 Express iIt
TIP " by JOHN POTTER TO AsS0Y, thenee direct ie
Camden BY carr through In tive hOurl are &a |ay,
Ionuodation and Engran Lipsi 81 y u fsTe ~ I'M
sr.nt Line 2. ~. 81 IS
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Gouartu9rsnlp Notlres.

COPARTNERSHIP - EDWARD III -
HI CTGR MORT SON. hiss rv-umet the bArhiSo stoS ~
end EXCHANGE BROKLRAGE business snd Ins ,rs
TTlTiON Fl PAPER under he fro Il +. WHITE ~ 81
SON MORkISON. at 80. 81 "ilsm-'t, corner oil riae
kew.York Sept. !. iGs5
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TAdvertisemen

CONF FACTORY.-A rich assortment OF TOR
ToIY SHELL tine vanity wild be found to con-
tain the very latest styei) st n ;; oau s
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COk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z. :

MAI. LINE-The and fssi-zong Gamer MAXI
On VIM Foster commander, viii e.ge Piei NO. ~ H. Jh
SATURDAY, Sept l5 a. O'Clock T. NJ, precisely tor
f,eish where all bills of aiding VII ne
signed ard passage .yng superb ire
ofhcs OF sPOFFORD TILFsTONS Co, No. ~ broNd@sy
The JAS ADGER will succeed aud leave on WEDAEs-
Sept
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nor NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-To leave
II SATURDAY, Sept q ,3P P. NJ from PIE, No, } N'rth
Riyer-1he tst an elegant stesm-hio ,lANA '" H.
Tsho; commander will cove Extensive alterations
bs.e nsde for the comfort of he eophout
liz cered the and most agreeable IN dduin Of nA'oi
b-,ueeu this ard the Pert of new Orleans.
FOR treignt or passage apply n board, or to -
CHARLES MORGAN, Nc Bowins-green
p,ca ofC.br Passage 10 ststerOoms ,..+O
pie OF steersse Passage and found. -
Freisht D cents per cubic tsOt.
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L.UxcH.-Thos. s. Marvel of this City, will launch
from his ship.yard on Tuesday l8ta inst, clipper
brig of about 300 uns register to be called the Ante
lone. Her owners are Van BFunt x Slaght of TIN;
City, Danl. FsningdOn of Ne"ba-gh' and others She
s designed for the South American trade and VIII DC
commanded by Capt. Benz. Jones Of Long Island
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AccrnfsTs--A man named John Myers was seri-
- injured Yesterday Of hs horse having
Si ,on him n OrAnd-st lie conveyed 10 bis fosia"heo
No. ~ O0aFerIrurft - -,
4 ljtiJe girl aimed TIslday was run over yesterday
~. Gamer Of in0n and Bfooms and SERIOUSLY nlafsa
$40 was 20 tbs f@sidShes " Der paf7hH' ~ "'
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r s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fol

u HAVANA udNEW-ORLE,Ns-On MONDAY, Sept.
IL a2P NJ from Pier foot OF Wauen,t \ tne wen
know and fayos steamship CREsCEhI CIV; Capt Jnn
Scoua IavIu been thooqghy oyerhaued and put in first
cs condition. will her place In the line and SAL -
above.
P.srsre ran be secured 81 TIE Companys Office.
Freight 10 HewOreaus 80 cents per cubic foot
rned by the Conpsny application their office No oheI
firms esned bs Of lsdDg will De signed afer he houi
For " eit Passage apply at the Office No
III " Arreb-st. Nj " hODEhlo
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ouARAsrrSE.-Ata meeting of the Board OF Health
held yesterday afternoon an ordinance was pesseO
which subj cts all vessels arriving a; this port ron
Baltimore and other ports South to quarantine. Inc
ordinance il to remain in force until the lei November
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ma, P.cbet Of the LIST October The superior clipper
slip GERTRUDE, 90 tuns e,psoi'y phnney maFet haVhS
not of her 20 engaged going board will be dspstche
on or sbout l. Ttis ship her second voy age Is
very fast has the best accommodation. ~ ht' ana
Calm Passengers Of any vessel up Prices m derhe FOR
bsc4 Of Freight Passage apply board a. Per No. ST.
Rirsr. ~ IN MAfLLfRS LORD. No. fS Wallet.
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uFvrrsw NJ. ely sfAsI Information ssa be ce,siues
,ddsVssiss W, n M0ussnia
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lAdyertisementl
LYOs's
X A T II a / X o n ,
for the


BY al pnsss and Fancy Good. dealer, for only s cents per
bottle. Proprieiors' Depot No % LibertSss
ADVERTISEMENT
The reception evenings at DIsBROWs kidding
ACADEMY, 5thsy, Of Syh commence on oAIykLAY
18th continue each TUESDAY rHuRsDAY and SATUR
DAY EVENING. A select Band of Music in attendance
lAdver,h ement,
The new Comedy Of - Still Waters Run Deep
first produced BARsUNs MUSEUM ard psyed There
evening such extraordinarily autifa and perfect manner
is enjoying rrocgous success Nevef vas eoiasfy 80 ap
IlaUded Never ives comedy so wen Ifoduced Two osP'
Fsrces at baInum's THIS AFTERNOON
ADVERTISEMENT
HOLINESS PATENT MACHINE PORTRAITS for
25eents; PHOTOGRAPHS IS Artists Club No. ss Broadway
ADVERTISEMENT
DRESSING CAsES.-Tbe compact form and per-
eers they all that i. fer the toilet For sails
A. j. SANDERS No Aston House and No 387 BroadSsy
ADVERTISEMENT
CONF FACTORY.-A rich assortment OF Tor
DRESS COMBS (the vanity viii be found to con-
tain the very latest style" ssa sro.iw.y
IAdvertlsementI
FANCY CUTLERY, embracing large variety OF
Pen and Pocket hsIyE Of the most and beau
tiul IaiteTns > sAUspkks'
No. 7 As;or HSu'e and No. SS1 Broadway.
Advertise ment.I
If you want to see an ingenious piece OF work
mepshp call at w NJ WLsARTHs, No. II asiden'Ane ard
examine style Of Pm and PEsciL CASE made BY hun
eeled LowND's PATENT" 1t the most cospiete arrange
ment ey or offered for sale 1t made Of gold aud silver
ADVERTISEMENT
BLAKE's PATENT FIREPkOOF PAINT, No. ll9
Pearl-st--see under head Of Paints
iAdvers.nentI
IT A
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,r,,,D hmm p.strh,lA ssis .. s'-s sbss y
a. 1.,.a4s.. v s..e.. ~, ~. ~ 'si--@.-f,
..,..ss, sf,.,.~. 80 .ssA.f y -" - 49, - "A
-. -, "A "a. - g.. s>~-s- 1899 - s~.S
- - y -. ~. "a, - III . vss-.s 49, -
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THE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITEC
n STATES NAIL sTEAnERs.-Ths .h,ps Composing ~
iss are the following
ATLANTIC Can't. WssN PACIFIC, Capt. Syt

BALTIC, Capt IOmstOcs. ADhIAIIU'
these ships hsyins tesn built By e1PsosJ fcI "a
Soyenent service has been tsen 10 q or ons
DO, in their strength and speed anC
fhe for passenger oneqused tor sssan
.n1 comfort P1ce Of passage rom Nswforst LiveIpoc
At calm $50; Ia ssc0rc do i75 exclusive use y eE
tire sate-roorns i325, from Liverpool 70 New York az
experienced surgeon attached 20 sash ss ia
Szrsb ,ssured unit paid for: - - -
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ESIA RGXMRNT OF THE AsToR LIBRRY.-Ar. Wi.
liam b. Aston has presented to the Trustees OF the
Astor Library lot of land IS feet front and the same
depth of the present lots adjoining the same, on which
10 erect large addition TO the presen, fine building
This is very valuable donation.
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Acc,rysrafLY DrDwsED. Coroner Wtheim yea
- t9 an lsqnsst JPN The bssy u uspfJ Jehns'n ate
- -, 'po3,ts, pbo cfgunf4 On WsdbHsi.y
- - l.. ,ress,,..gy f.ng iHo tue dDst - pisr NJ L@<'
g,sI IL sse4ssd ss's ~ m mo ~ ~''s' ~ .ns
. re fssAs ., ssvs him bet ibTJ 'y,'" a & 1s,.a !.
rsii.s 4 Kew. Inn fat1 TssfsN Se'' ~ 10Y
al Istfsi
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

A PRxsyvr 70 THE CIrY.-A short time since a
beautiful portrait of Washington, woven in silk and
neatly framed, was received from commercial house
in Lyons, France for presentation to the CITY oil New
York As it appears in the gill; frame which Is sur
mounted with an esge il is about three feet high and
,wo feet wice. 1t was accompanied by the following
letter from Consul Goodrich:
Consulate OF THE UNITED STATES o. AMEueA !
VI, May, and Geutlsnen Of tie CIV CoAaet The under
n,4d harsse as the orssu Mess Ponson PHILIPPE VI 2eri
orshe ty IN to- II and behalf AM AsHing your
nlton, in III.
Are eneTIriog prcpeorswho the ulosi euni
nepi arc merchants Of LyonPreseni n2i ony q,
American but alec 20 exhibit the degree Of perfection 20 which
This species u originating the Of jacquard has
bough; this cty Of his birth life lsbors and death
They fAter themselves Iha, his h ia WT0uah, portrait Of
he FAtLer kis County will b du appreciated BY not
only ~ wot o. eminent artistic e5eeleee but - "a his
posiure Of the beemen of the face q that great and rad
ard bOnored throughout be sAh y syofy ycf
Of freedom and yJtae.
hSeBo. sssths frat IN the ci,yhsvs had for tssir
gude onGrsying from your own Stuas ntps of WSbny
lon now Of owned By the Boston At1sryurn
The Ari,t have been engaged year, lie srscgtlgp
md eOndtILs the decsey and 0neu@s ~ hl' SPECIES ~
sort the dooos trust that i may no' b. uSd 'n"pby ="
piece the Of c1yrtyf pSs bss = Nsh
Tie immortal beet q the picture EfesiJ cyf'buiFa
Acoep gentleman the tsndrr Of Their sspsrts ~ 7tsDbs
AN CHAs. s. J. ODODEICH. Cslssl. e..
Hon the Mayer and Common Coshea asr.Y~I.
The picture dspOsted Ia the Mayors 06ior, anf
The Common Council made prepA5alons fS pre-
Sntston. AID Fly wa appointed Chairman n Ms
Comn,tt4e Of the Board Of Aldermen. " fecliys uf
portrait on b.hAf Of the CITY.
At 10 O'Clock yes'Arday morning he shgsfsesy INK
isoo in the Mayors ofioH. Inning u.Dss t'es@ni
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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-04
CLARK q CHESNUT.

LAVE just received by Oatman Express and are
L i now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock of
Fall and " inter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles of Dress Goods ard
trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware, Glassware. and Queensware
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets Oil Cloths, Car
PETS Clothing, &C. dc, to which we would respectful
call the attention of the citizens and all others
visiting Burlington for the purpose Of purchasing
cheap goods and consult their own interest by cal
ing at the
BAN G.la2 PLACE
before purchasing elsewhere, We are determined
not to be uEders old by any other in the
place. Our goods have all been selected with great
care and by one that is well acquainted with the
wants Of the community consisting part of French
and English Merinoes, Muslins and Atwood De-
lanes, plain and figured silks Coburgs Sack Fannel.,
Debegs. Persian Cloths, plain and figured Popains
embroidered Drapcry Muslins and Curtain Damasks
with Gimps and Tassels to match Cloths, Cassi-
mcres, Satinetts, Tweeds Jeans Linens red Flannels
brown, bleached and colored Canton Flannels; silk
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim; bonnet Rib
bons, all coors; Philadelphia-made Boots and Shoes,
Shawfs: long Thibet Cashmere; nice assortment cf
children wool Hose all sizes; ladies cotton and wool
Hose; Gloves, Kid, all colors Cashmere and Lisle
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