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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
DITRIOTIC INF.-New Line ofNEW-YORK

/ and LlvERPOOL PACKETS TSss line VII b com
posed Of the following neS and 81 enoid .cp q ,,,a
e. CLAY.....l 80 tuns bafdea. apt paw, OAalaA'
NPBSTrR $3.50 ? roo tuns bnrden. Capt J. Lssren5@
osIFNT ~ 2 400 tzps burden. 80. Capt Geo 5 HUI
The above vessels have bern recently p~A's' sA- ~
isrges, A uost sabarapt al In the trsde .-. -.
aecoulu osiicus very superior sot every .
made prcmoae the comfort Of ptssens srs an no
4 shippers FoE r., light passAge atpy %, .oy,.
sPOFfORD, TlLESTON Co, No. - S 5 5s ~ -. :.
Asen;r N AysTOo-T. 6hLss5A" 9 % w. ~
flkzA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

Il WEEKLY U. s. MAIL LNE..The m'unch, f-e sea
going steamer soUIHEkNER 7; Even, commando "l
p Nj. precisely For freight apply on board where al b. ls Of
lsdpg will sgned and Ter passage at the ce OF SPOF
FORD TIIFsTON Il Co., No. . Broadway. Cab IN pas
ssge ss5 The fvoe steamer CAROLINA h,v'as resumed
her regular trips Florida. will leave every TUE SOAY
for n vanous lar dngs the st Johns River Though
tcleis tc jacksonville f3i to Pilstka, SS.
The sp. poid MARION w Foster commander, Will
succsed and lave on SA CURDAY, Oct. n.
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NEW-YuRk. -IENkEIIA OF ~ ~ - u ~, ~
sIrza. To- r.heE To The Defendant: You are hereby sum
uoret and required answer the compliant n tbs seion
Ccrry Of He~Yok the CRY Bal u th- CJ Of New FORK
and copy cfy0ur snswsI % see sid CON liant on .s
York within twenty day. after the service OF hi. saEuoas
on "a exeluve Of day u zach service; ard " IA. %
sr.er the 49, comp within the aforesaid the pt
~ n tbs ,etion vii 2py The Coart n th ssf mAd-d
" 80 ''-P@N GRORliE LEVIEgs.
os?l,.swY, Pair.ss Attorn'y. Nc - Ws-.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

EOR BOSTON asl PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. fOAf I'D FALL RvEl-fhs ~tssaa so1 s.pssss
r,y TUESDAY, IHtlsDAY .nl sArunpAY :, 50 soes
2 ~; sn1 sNPfRB sfArE cspe B. Br.yton, ksves Ssv
s.rA sv-ry MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY ,aa FRIDAY, q
se,oeh H., from Per No s, r. neS The sst.ssy nots
Deehtns Q; Nevpor each -.
Hereafter no roors VII rcssrasd ssarei szy srph
ssn: unrl the ssue shall have been pssd cs
Freishf fcrwarde5 roash with sst sspsssA,
WV. borden As.ss Ses ~ and n veG-aL
NEW,JERSEY hAHhOAD1for Ptul4ADEL
~ PHlA .od he sOgrB md WEST: via JERSEY ctTf
United State. Nal md Exmess lines Leave ors a.
5.. 81 Is IN ne TO- - IS IN md s. IN and 10 and
.. N. S.s-Jerey tocauLmcdNrs Inc save Il l. N
o e. roppux :; al say-sfaions rhro1Sb rSk-e sod -
osocati st sis .nd he West. spd for sstinore Sssn
lon, So[s. he and a-ouss s.ss>ss sAe>s~t ",ss'nrS
% 4. ~ ord ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
NETWORK and MEXICAN STEAMSHIP

~ u
~ LINE via BANANA The Pioneer ships Of this lane VII
consist of the New ,Dd Splendid Steamships OCEAN BID
% co tuLs; UNITED STATES, 100 tons, and 81 LAW
Tbe.e ssp. were built a. and are fitted
an: sns @ BE- 5
s ss h a. ana. shs the UNITE Fs between he s
port the ports 5a C.mpeacby Vera Cruz snd Tampeo
se, r s.ue spd ffer6t from he Uni ed 81, Mexico will
be tIsD,bpp'd free Of expense and VI e ye,,s
day t November 1856 and w also connect At Havsna with
n.. of steam ships from Liverpool and firm Msr.eis. via
Dd quickest and eomor.b ute aud those
in the M can aud desire to AVOID he strong
Of the North Atlantic Ocsn Will ind this ute Wis
Bsva far more desirable particularly during the winter
For HAVANA aud NEW ORLEANS. at Noon on THURS
DAY let November the New and Splendid steam hip OCEAN
BIRD John GIshsm Commander wi leave tnis port from
Pier NJ 81 Moth River ot of Beschs . above stated For
height Pa't1o JOHN ny Fl s Mo- ss sPG.dw.y
JOHN G X cEB =, 6;%' ~ Il So.i.
Fs Class Pssssse flom New.York to New-riesns.. IS
Flint Ci. Passage from ssal C.mpsschy. Vera Cruz and 80
rir.' css ' Passage from 30
First Class Pass'g- from MaIseysa :............ ~
Agents at isvsna--I I. BUaNHAM 70.
THE BRITISH EcHAa m .1f s EoRT# AMERICAN
yRoA sEw-yoRK LIvERrooL
S SdnenS Ss Saha pss.ec. IS
FROM sosTos LIvEkpoct.
Second Cabin Passage ............,............ %
The ships from Boston call Halifax.
RkAslA Cart Ss R sS"" EUROPA, tsst shsnSo,
ASIA, Capt T. G. Lota CANADA, Capt Stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt Leteh.
vessels carry clear white light ct mssessd eea o.
CANADA stone Leaves Boston, "Wednesday, Gath Oct.
AFRICA Leaves Boston " ene.dsy ath Nov
CANADA Leaves Boston Weanesasy DO pee.
AFRICA Boston, Wednesday, lsh Dec
Berths secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board l.. ~.
The owners ships will not b seeoantsoe fof ood
ss.s mi. Of ns n: saed ssf and thereof
therein expressed.
f0' "''sH' VI p''s T. 'CUSARD. No. Bowling green.
The pubc are informed that IL is nded to re-
suae early 10 February 1856. the WErkLf sL 81 ane
pool fhe steamers will thereafter be dispatched every
edpe,dsy formerly, to Liverpool, from NeS-YoIk and
from Boston alternately.
TV'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM
i SHIP LINE for SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE The
Commander viii positively ssil above on SATURDAY.
Nov. at uoon precisely, nom pier " Nofln h'e'' '
First Glass passage $liV
Second class passage So
From NswYork. From Havrs L Southampton.
SoRTH sTAR...... Nov. p NoRTd STAR. Nov 8
AREL...... Dec Is All Ii SIAN E Sss Is
ARIEL .........lS6 Jaa.
These .h have w,tsrsht compartments .nd are e1, and
Letter. prepaid each Isi received ss the
Office of the line No. Bo~hsEeen' TIL IL 0eioei A. a. OF
goods ane specie taken reduced rates and parcel: prepaid
eA'n 81 d. ToRRANCR, No Slowing green, Sew York
ALBERT N. CHRISTIE, No. 9 Place de lie BOur's'
CHRYsTIE, sCHLoEssMANN Co, No. n Dual
Casmr pelsvsne, Havre
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f'' ' FlY,v,D K COLLINS No Sc wslr-, NY.
HROUS SHlPLEY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN EENNARD Co.,
= Austen Fn.ss London
e G. WAINWRIGHT Co, Para
gro. w. DRAPER, HAsrsL .
,7oxn.,s OF tless ships ~ be soeountsss of god
% L,n, sneci- Try p<eciOas stores metals, unles
I - lsois. are sr "a efes ,n5 the ssiss th-rvf heeH
expressed -, a, =. .lxr. ~ 49,, 80. ear
rot r.yyv SOY goods eontTsssCd OF ~H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

'VNHE REG MAIL LINE Fih
II TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-bEDFORbf
TAUNTON and inland route without delay, change Of
N baggage, carrying d. Eastern Mail
The usan1er PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt joel stone, n
9. yANDERBlLT Capt K Pe6deton IN Connection "a
oads leaving New Yoh daily gsnDday sxcspted) from p.
Co. N R., first wharf above Battery place. At r. NJ, ne
stonnson at s:sl NJ arrival Of tss Nat ssis Ihi1
caves Boston at $50 Pm
The T. VANDERBILf from New.YoTk-Monday, wednes
Jay and Friday From stOnnrtOn-Tuesdsy. Thursday sn<
SatuIday.
Che PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New. YoIA-rHesdsy, thur
iay Saturday FROM StAoiDstonHopdAy "Wednesday ans
friday. -
On stontnstoe proceed mmedistey %
ssrosd 70 Providence, Boston, TauDOn and New Bedford
he Express Nail train reaching said places several hour -
.nc OF those by and IN ample ame for al The
sry Morning Lines connecns North and Fast Passen,en
gbo prefer remain board the enjoying night
e. unsturbed breakfsng desired and leave bennington
he NJ train connecting Providence With the u A. n
rain Cor Boston Taunton ard New.Bedord
Baggage The Steamer and Train throup
TSroush ticSeu On Monds5s, Wednesday, and srds To-
Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New sedoF4
oanec ing with the steamer Eagle Wing
For passage, berhs, or heizh sppcsnon ms}
se made at pier No North RIVER or st the Office H' 10 bss
tery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of notice hereby given 70 al
nersops having claims against EUGENE COSTELLO ate OF
he CITY of New.York deceased, present the with
vouct thereof to the subscriber 81 his store No. 50 Peal
sree, in the City NewYork before the twelfth day OF
Der.mber pext-Daed NewYork the ninth day of June 1885,
ielI Iaw6mM RICHARD MARSH, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAIROAD.-The GREAT

il CENTRAL ROUTE eonoeeune the Atlantic Cities vyo
Tssern Northw esteFr .nd Southwestern States BY eos.
naou. .wsy The ROsd also sesnects 81 Piouss
gith d.ily line Of IL the Western hse
md !. Cleveland and s.ndu-ky 9Th Ssamep I'll pors 0.
te Northwestern Iaies mailing the noa direct ehespof sne
r-i.he BY which ShgiGHS sss - forvSdee " na
nom the Great West ,,--,r,-u,y
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd rlTIsbUhcn-
yllsr CT sss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods, IN 10 n>r ios n
boxesJ Fun. Feather, ke...........s....)
ercoxp CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry
Goods Gin b.esJ Hardware. Lesher ~ per :" =
Wool,
YHrRp CIAss-AnTts BA<xirs. Bacon srt n. Ne. ice n
Pork, TN bulk } Hemp, he....: ..........;l
,ouRTH CT Ass-Cofee, FsA, Baooo ard "a ser 100 D.
Pork, (PsekedJ Lard znd LAID Oh ..:.::1 -,
In shrI Good from any point ess Of F
rcuar 70 us.t the package vs Pennsyvasa ~
Gods combined he AEeors q ,hb Rosd rhasasons
Y's.sburxh oil be forwarded without tetcnf,on - -
FEkiSHr AGtxTs-Moses Potter Boston; >. sHoe,
Ssx-York; Z. J. soeeder, Phi sdelPhsi hsssv hooes
Sstirore; Frsncsus, Ptrshursh; spnEnan eToSc
Si9cLnar, Ohio J. 8. MooIhesa, Leas.1e, AZ =
seircu NsdisCn. Ind; R4ief Co. - Ioo1 He-i .
xitskell spD Evansville, Indiana
~ further pzrtierlays o. snls 81 lat1na, srpy =
j. L ELLIOTT, Agent Penn RsikoAd Gel %
c. B. ALLEN, No. Asor He1.s Sex.i IN
FL aCUsTOS, Genera Sr-fsht Agent, Pens1sp-s
4 ]. LOxBAEaT, su7ernsenssEii AaeSss, 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

CREAT CENTRAL RO 7 E.
NJ The Through Ticket End Freight Once The
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And hs Railroad Steamboat Connections 70 CHICAGO,
Milwaukee Gaena BURLINGTON, St Lous Cairo and all Pon"
Via SUSPENSIONS BRIDGE, BUYFALo, or oSwEGo. a
No. IFS BROADWAY N. Y
Corner Of Courtlandt-d DARIUS CLAhh, Agent
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and after WEDNESDAY Sept 10, 1885 and lnti further
notice Passenger Trains viii leave pier foot OF DuaneS
follow: =.
RIIFFALO EXPRESS at $3.50 A. NJ. for bonAo.
MAIL us for Dun kirk and Buffalo and internedae
g,,on. P.ss.pse By this train will remain over night at
Over, and proceed the next morpinE
6(5CKLAND PASSENGER al P. NJ, (from foot o. Chsn-
be via Perraout for Suferns ana nlernedide stAn ns
WAY PASSENGER at p. NJ. for Newoursh and otsVne
NIGHT EXPRESS At S: 50 P. NJ. FIR OunkiIk and 5uaao
EMIGRANT 1t P. NJ fOT Dunknk a. Buffalo and inter-
mediate s. stionA ,so,u
Tbsse Fxpr.s Trains Emra with the ana
Esrss Fails Railroad for EssaTs at banso and Dn'
ihi with the Lske Shore Raj road for Cleveland Cineinns
Toledo Detroit Ch csso &c and with mscisss ~ endd
steamers fer all ports on Lske Erie ,s..-,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

NEW WIDF-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK TO ROCHESTER The RO HssrEA sd
,,FSTsEE VALLEY RAILa Ads ny npel, snd, Ia con
rec op with the BDao Coming and snd Ne. fok
snd Lie Rsib oad' forms oueet route from SeFion 10
r. chester -, s-
Th- dire e Of this route .orthe, with he superior 60
ot Ordsd the wire eo6ers By far the most dssir
abe between tire boye -n.ned eiti-s
Tickets be procured h New York and Eris RAILROAD
Te Ocs foot e Duaiest. and No ls5 broadwsJi Also
Jer,eJ Cry.
Bsss.se checked through -, - 1871
Freishts will Transported between Ne foIh ana 1ocn
sbpafch info ma i0n desired 10 fea'o Incie
can be obtained by ca ina eaeIa Freight Agent 81
The Neu.York ADD rro asro Vi Eri- buhans OF =. .
TAPpAN FUre Freight Agent No le Broad ssy
No ,I.ips o. he B1Ha Cornrs and New Yuk Railroad On
Sunday }. A. REDFiELD, saPef h1e le'nt
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DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA,
OELPHIA and PITrsB URGH-The NoRSiSo MAIL
SRAIN leaves Phn.1elphis for Pittsburgh N sna
cave, Pfftsbursh Phladep6s 81 NJ We LINZ
leave. PhIsdephs r Ptteurxh Al " NJ snS rt 1n
e.ves Phisaelytis foG Pittsburgh ~ II ~ and PseuIss
III ~ we lines connect It r,t,susa with ksrosds
,od from S. LOuh Mo-, Alton G.sna' snd Caie.so III
yr.nlford Le,instan aud Loase KY, TER. Haate Mad
on Ia FaJefte nod Indianopois Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Bslesotsne ssndushs Toledo Cleveland CO
e Steam Psketbosts from and 70 Hew-orssns ~ Loss
Louisvi'ie and Cincinnati -, $3.50.
For fpT-ber particulars hand bills n the hotels Of the
DIV Will End As the shortest NEST expedoes
md comfortable route between the East and West
fhrouzh had she Of the aoove nenuoass
essss IN the West, or Of 49,. II
Courtsnd-e Hew-fah
IL ELLICoTf. Assns, Penasy.v.ni. R.Arcsd Ca
No. 2 Arcr House. New Ysrk-
THOMAS MOORE, Agent. coz iits and a.rtet,'ss'
lsvxork. Apxl 10. lsnl PnaadefpnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

IOk CALIFCRNIA.-DAIS OF SAILINU
II CHANGED 70 9Th snd 2tb of EACH mONrH.-NsW.
YORK and CALIeORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, VIA MICA:
RAGUA-ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY, Of Mica
rasus Pioprie ors-THROUGH in ADVANCE ofthe NAIL.
7Ct Ne shorter than other Route The splendid double
engine Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT e 800 tuns urden
Csptsip Tfnk epsrsh will leave Pier No s. North Riye
o'cock P. M, precisely, for PUNrA AREN AS on WEoNES
VADA 20c uns burdenl the NeAragu, rsnst route
bsyps hit Il miles Of land by dcas caset
For nfoms the reduced rates app only 70
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No. Bowling Geen.
Letter Bags made the Office Stamped Letters taken fo'
81 cents each.
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- cepiee)-L.sve Bro klyn for Gr.enport: 10 NJ iG
and syeset 10 and s;45 NJ; fr tenPsesd 10 :, NJ
Il NJ. and s:45 .nd 5P NJ. for J.m.es 10 NJ NJ ~
s. and $3.50 p. n. Leave esDport for Brookkn ~ NJ
Y.Ibsbi. ll:ss A. ~. en- Mcnay' ego A. ~ Lev NJ
l2:t6 " on MoDdsys 69 A. NJ F>ruIiE st.e, 30 ~
udI "; syos.tt 1885 A. NJ and P. " Hempstesd $3.50
NJ. and $50 r. Jamaica $40. 7:+o and sio 4 n and
2. and 4:4C
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feaai Notirfs.
rrogate o.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of Eew-York notice hereby given 70 Gil
sons having claims against JOHN HILL late Of tae City Of
NewYork hardware merchant deceased 10 present the same
viii thereof the subscribers at the store OF PIN
Smith, No 5o Broadway, In the City Of New ioEk ON or
before the tweutyfouh day Of January next-Dsed New
York. the 2ls dag Of July, 1854
Tvs lswsmM- ELTzABETH HILL, Admiai.trsiria.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 20 All
cons having claims against JAMES late OF the City Of
NewYok deceased TO present the same with vouchers aeo
the office Of Bell Coe Esqs No 81 John
St, in the City Of NevYOrk before the twentyhid day
of October ne1-Dsted New YORK Ast dag Of ApT, 1853
apps lsw6uM SUSAN JUBB, Adnl.n;strartx.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI -T,svekrs for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. kASsA' and
all poin Wet ard sosh Wet OBJ ain rhrouth Tiekes
and Ill inf ru atom fare &c, either By ths
NEw.VORK AND FRIE RAILROAD, or NEW'Yoak
CENTRAL RAILhOAD BY spoil on at the Companys ot
hce Nc. 1873 Broadway, COZ Dey:-t nr, o,.
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II MONDAY Oct IS, 1885 .,e r.i". III -.ye Ca.ns-,s
station =, 70 lo-': Elp.s rr,5 :'s9eenre s,.5
Wy TI.iD, Il EIp". rrsin ; P.s sor aaf r,o
PM F-r Pe-i.bhi. IA. ". .ad $3.50 p " for slas'i
$50 ard 80 p. ~ p DObhs Fery, h;5 4 r. NJ
81 an h. ~ st.fics.. Psset t.sen Cr.ns- Csaa
Chrirorher and 3ls'.gs SUNDAY Man. TRAIN SIS NJ
from Csun+t for Albany AID Troy sto2pia6 AZ mall St
tom, n. L. SYKES, IL. supennt 'nsent-
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T>HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
L STATES NAIL sTEAhERS.-1he sh,ps composing this
hne the following .,
BALTIC. CAPT Comstock. ADRIATIC.
These srs hayins beer bnh BY contract expsJ - tne
serce been tak theH coIsrue-
ton in their 20 nsae strength and spesd aa
their uneQusied tf sizes moe
and comfort Prce of passage Cn New York &c Livep IN
frs. cabin $780, 10 second do s7 exclusive use o. ex
m. se sS25, om Liverpool 70 New and
20 rnss. An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship NO
b@rth ut1il pssi fer.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
FROM noa LNtOovs., ,..,
WEDNESDAY. Sept ~ 1855 SATuRDAf....sept z -.
WEDNESDAY. Oct 5, 1855 SATURDA1.....O Oct O. koc
gFDNESDAY. Oct IL, 1855 SATURDAY.. Oct ~ lsS
SYDNEsDAY. Oct 81, 1855 SATURDAY. Nov. ) N1
WEDNESDAY. Nov. u, 1885 SATURDAY. NOV IT, lSe
NFDNESDAY. Nov ., 1885 SATURDAY. ...Dec 80:
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 10. 1855 SATURDAY. IS, lsas
" rBSTSDAY pee. - 1855 SATURDAY.....DeS g, isss
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NEw-YORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL

IN ROAD-sJMMER ARRANGEMENT, May }, ls5d
TRAINS LsAyI NEw.YoRK-For New:Hsven.as =.
IA. 5aso 'So IL ed e asa s. A a nd
r. fS Pm FoT Milford, su.liSrs FAIRFIELD southpen
Ls NJ, iao, go, o., and Ac EI 1SS.S e. ~ H
40 T. OIL $50 SIS p. NJ. For Port Chester and New
locheie-7, ga. NJ; 1880, a1, 40, SIS 65 NJ f9r ays
md Iptermedists ststons-1, 4 NJ l2@. go BIB. I'D
I'm. "a.
Cospscrss YnARs-Fot Bopoo-S A. n, ia Z. =
IE1) Eor Hartford ..S sprtpshs.aJSs sEa lsse. =
~, Tor Canal Rsiiroa3Ls A. NJ, (E..) 1850 P. NJ y.
Sew.London Railroads. A. M NJ We, Housaions AZ.
rosd-s A NJ; $40 p. NJ. For Nsusstuck hHrosd-o I'll
40 P. ~ vor psnbury and SorwSs Rsirosd-7sA -
tP.M. - .~
rRAIus Hsw-Yoax-Prom New hsven-oS,, -
a M Ls5 (E1.) $50, s55 p NJ, lEIl From BrdeePert-
$40, ia, lsls A. NJ 2s2, EL sSP: M; 81 Eron
2 M GI) From fort Chester-a3o SIS LS sSI, IL
4 n; A@. 81 r ~ IAMtr a. tV'I, 'uVt
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OCEAN Cleaners, &f.

DACIFIC EXPRESS for CALF 0RNIA-Office
No I24 Rr sdxsy-Onr next ssulsr Hx,ns viii lesvs
on WEDNT SDAY, Oct. "a steamer NOR TIE AN Ll1dr
IN CD rae FREIGHT and psics ,s-n 81
tbr lcu,,t rst4s VIM ii GAIL, Agent.
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IMDyN and AMBOY RAuROAD 20 Phil

" ADELPHlA fpou Hea No. I Worth Aves.-r~e me
.ssSSn,so., JOHN PoTTER u sOUTB INB0v.. heno. .,
.s 70 way places and PhisdephiA Fare - Is EIpxrs M
a2P ", BY JOHN PoTTER Q AMROY tb.nee Ireet q
Camden by ears through h five houu Pare 81 WsylH
.ommodsfion .nd Emiuaps G.ss II. ysrs ., o. S.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

First Class Passage from Eevvork to Havana .....S s.
F,s Class Pussse from New York to New reans.... Is
Class Passage from Siss Vera Cruz and
60 u. 90 e,or, yso
First Class from MaIseuisa ........... ~
Agetts at iuvsna--J. {. BURNtIAM s. CO.
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THE SUPREME COURT of the STATE

DANIEL DODGE,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
NOTICE.

nURSUANT TO sect on three of the act entitled - An
act prescribing rules and regulations for the
ton Of the trusts arising under the act of Congress en
tiled San act for the relief of citizens of towns upon lands
''O the United States under certain circumstances. "
passed March 3D. 1855:
Public Notice is hereby given, that the eighteenth
day of August A. D. 1885, the subscriber entered at the
Land Office at Red Wing NJ. T., the lands constituting
the site of the town of SHAKOPEE in the county of
Scott, NJ T. in trust for the several and benefit of
the occupants thereof according to their respective inter
ess; which lands described in the duplicate receipt
Of the Receiver for the money received by him in pay
ment therefor, follows-Lots five, six, and
eight and the South half of the South East quarter of
Section in Township No. hundred and fifteen
North, of Range Twenty Three West, containing two
hundred and forty and thirty one hun
dredthS.
Each and every person. association, company of
persons, claiming he occupant occupants to
have, possess be entitled to the right of
possession of such lands block lot parcel
share thereof required by the fourth section the said
act to file within sixty days after the first publication of
this notice in the Office Of the subscriber at Belle Paine
in said county Of Scott statement in writing containing
accurate description of the particular pieces parts
thereof in which he, she they respectively claim
have any interest," and Ct the specific right interest
tate which he she they respectively claim to be emit
tied to receive, or be forever barred thereof
\. G. CHATFIEID,
Dated Sept 3D. 1855. Judge, &c.
Sept. Z. daw 3w
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SUPERIOR.


DOOGLAS COUNIHs WRSCONShN.
FHIS place is situated the bay of Superior and Left
Il Hand river, the head of Lake Superior, and pos
sesses better site, better harbor and greater
ages for commercial city, than any other point
northwest, and is equaed in prospective i'm
by Chicago only.
numbered title to the land upon which SUPERIOR is laid
OUT and all purchasers of lots receive warranee deeds
for the same.
Superior laid during the past season, and al
ready contains several hundred inhabitants large hO
tel, number OF stores, a CommOdous pier with air
houses and in al. respects the most fourishng new
town in the west. The county seat, a u s. Land OF
flee, and Post Office located here where the Missis
sppi and Lake Superior U. 8. Military Road, now in
course OF construction, connecting with ST. Paul ter
inmates 1t is also the lake of all the project
ed railroads the head of Lake Superior The 500
canal will be open by June, after which time lines
Ut lake steamers will run to Superior,-One from Chi
cago, two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo: fin
vessels having been built expressly fer this trade.
Two steam mills and printing press are now L.,
the way to SUPERIOR and will be promptly work.
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the
prOpretors to be sold by the undersigned actual
tiers on easy terms, and to provide fund for extensive
public improvements. Liberal appropriations hav
been made for public purposes-parks, churches, raj
roads, &C., &c.
u In order to correct the misapprehension arisin
from similarity of names, it is proper State that 'Su
perior City," about the title of which legal controver
ferent township from Superior.
u Maps OF Superior are signed by Thos. Clark,
veyOr, and VIM. II. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprieOrs, an may be in the principal hotels
st. Paul, Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish to purchase OTIS obtain nfor
nation, can apply to VIM. IL. Newton, Superior, Doug
las county, Wisconsin .. ..
VIM H. NEWTON,
Agent & Attorney for Proprietors of Superior
Nav 3. 1855.
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Charleston, S. c., September The pas
senger train of the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad was thrown off, rail having been
=maliciously removed. The engineer and ire
man were slightly injured, bnt none of the
passengers were hurt.
The track was torn up some distance.
After procuring another engine the cars and
train proceeded but the engine was again
thrown off the track. h..
The fireman had both legs fractured but the
passengers again escaped injury
Washington, September Surgeon Gen.
Lawson is to be dispatched to Fort Monroe
to report upon the whole subject connected
with the Quarantine there established and on
the question of evacuation of the Fort with
reference to its occupancy by the refugees
from Norfolk and Portsmouth as requested by
the committee from those cities.
The hospital at the Fort is now filled witt
sick soldiers; principally new recruits, who's
disease is not yellow fever.