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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

ENGINEERS' OILl-For burning or fubricat
IL ns mscbins warranted the best OIL ever offered 70 me
puhe and tfosaessa shf far guypsss s1y oil h,rsofSre
etccyer de.,,e Of .uote Ths ell ne ased 90 TIE
finest co,n ooen nA.hoery, Add eqs1ly veil sdsp,ei
o the h..v, iron mnafet1rs msrnine-shop rhsos1 aud
seenboat. Th. oil IN extensive rse On Ell To sosso
mentioned and tsrmouDs seyoot d0uct cIn %
produc,d ~ lie sup~rorfy over al n.ser OIL
For ,.le eYelnsv y BY HENRY SMITH No llJ Ma er'
haze M .York th. M ssen: in he Uni.ed s,aeA
nnS.-2,0OO gallons Machinery Oh
vi neo "a Ions Pre- bl.s Boiled Oh 81 IS cen. IAoh
slne sslops T.noer'. OIL ;, ssnfs s,loc-
500 fsIons Winter 81. sched VhNs Or
2sco tsi on. VIII Pressed L.yd Oh.
4cOo sanyps Bui sing Roof aud Ferce On.
Por sale by HENRY SMITH lI3 N.ider see NsS-f0-t-
DJIRE ZINC PAINT2- THE PsSSAIC MIN
II ING AND UANuFACTURIN3 COMPANY having re-
oeuty .x-D,rys wor,. i Jerry Cy fer the ma,
are orders Their White Zinc 20
spy oh OF sur re,n mannc-u,e and coopsss svortoJ
with The best qusy f FieIch Fer sac on fsvefaes 'ens
By tie Company. lgsIs, - - o-,--,..
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u, HAVANA ,nd NV -ORLEANs.-On FRIDAY,
New 2x 2P ~. from pier GOT Of Waren,s. y. K. tle
fest and favorte steamship CREs ;ENT CITY, CAo' > r.
Or ksv ben brroush bly, oversAge d G.d PIT in st .ss
condi ion viii place Ia be lie nj sail az above
Passage can be s.cgrea the Ccmpany's once
Freight 20 New 80 cents per cubic foot received
seth October. - .
Shipper. gI be supylied with blank bills OF sdins Of The
form signed BY the Company application at them oree NO
other signed and 10 bIs 81 sdns will be signed a'ter
The hour 81 sailing 80
Por freight passage apply at The ames Of the OiIgsny
No. llI Westst.. Conner Of Na.Ten- ~ W hODENlN
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
i ofthe County Of New.Yok, notice heYby given 70 al
persons having claims asain John J. RUTAN lte OF the
City New York deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber the Office Of John MCah, Esq.,
No Nassaust in the City Of NewYork, before tho
twentieth day OF November next-Dsted NewYork nth dag
Of May, 1855. BETSEY kCrAN Adminetratnx
mylS luw6mF JOHN HUfLER, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

TBOSS BABIES.-An Infants are liable to the
~ Cole and many die from the effects OF andsnum and
ether DANGEROUS remedies sdnst 70 afford rsisf Let
mother. rene nber that DR.. ROBERTSS COLO MIXTURES
the OILY certain and remedy known 20 f, 10 CIV
il instant relief and Of transferring treul crying BABIES into
t ard healthy laughing Cberuha II only Is cents @ Try
Il. Sold By Il the DrueE's,s HAvILAND. HARRAL Rs-
LY Druggsts, Nc. 50 WsIEsnst, Whossais Ageuts
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TOR CALIFORNIA.-NEw- YORK and CAL

i IFoRNIA STEAMSHIP LINE. vi, NICARAGUA
ACCESS Try TRANSIT COMPANY tof NiesrsgaIl Pho-
PR EIORS-Thlough In sdvane. OF the msis-1eo MITES
shorter thar other roue.The splt ndd doub espsne
steamship SrAa OF THE WEST as TINS burden Capt
Miner viii Pier No North River, at Jeloek T. W. 'or
Punis FRIDAY. Nov. 1885, e0nneeting with the
sesn.hp CORES q OO burd, the Nicaragua
Tra oue having bat miles Of land transportation oy
FIR: c'ass carriages
Fer information o passage tppiy onlyto
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent. No. Bowling green
Slammed lefters tAken flr 6f cents each
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Il Of lhe lste KOCk KINkN FAI.Lt1 UNIIN = III
ROAD COMP my NOT fed that hey can In cash
the M dividend the proceeds Of the sale Of sid rof 90
ht binds the Office Of the Chicago, St Pa
and Foud Lac Railroad COMPANY and that they required
bonds fp 4fion and sd ument preSi
The l.t dsv of January 1856 J w CURRIER, S,cre-ay
CHICAGO St. Pau aud FOud du Lac r. r. Co., No. II Wt
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Me0itaI.

A SURE CURE for DYSPEPSIA ONLY
n CBICHEsTFPis DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC Sr sale
by CARLE & STRONG, Druggists, No. ls5 Wsier st., New
York and Ms HAYES No. l75 Futon st Brookyp pot
A. Nc IS Fuhcus New York, Clids. Ii hus
6r.d. ard from vegetables Call and tho certificates
fro q, those xhe m has cured
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AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ m SI-,lNEa ARIA AGE MENU M.x Z 1855

N ROAD-sUNMhN AKkANUtHtSI Wy :. y A.
TEAMS LEAVE NEw ioRR-F'r Nev-havsu-I s. a NJ,
Ex ! I2:Sr 5:N, (Ex. ard Ac } I. Az $3.50 n For
Br6geport-7 A N tExJ 1880. 1927, tAe. sod IT,
md We.tport~ a. $3.50, 500 $50 P NJ For No,~.k-
ia $50 SGD lex. snd Ae) lex $3.50 6;i5 T. NJ
u, Darien aud Greenwich IL 4 NJ 1880 S:n tx ani
Ael' Is, s:I5 r n For st.nfrd-7 g. sA; NJ lex D. l2@
$40 I'll 4as 's For PGTt On; 1sr a,a Ne FsI
RE and Intermediate stois7, "a NJ; 1880 t'So DID,
CoINTcIrxc TsAMs-For Bo.tou-s A. ~, lex > 4 NJ
FxC FOR Hartford aud spInah'ld-s, lex l'io ~
IN FIR Cobnectc River Railroad 20 Montreal q d
K11 Tor Cansl Railroads. A NJ, lEI y ll;Sl p NJ f0r
New.I ndop Rsirosd-sA. NJ; +P F9r h1usuOnc XVI
rn.d-aa NJ S:2OP H. For NsuSaucS RAFT o'd-s A. NJ !
$50 p NJ For Dinbury and Ncrwsk Rauroad-7, A. Nj
am. H. ,.ao o.,s
A h:I:6s (Fx.D $50, e:'5 p NJ .(.r) From bn>sePrt-
6.lO = AZ lc:l8 A. S2 zen jll, s:32P (tA From
p M(rxj From Port Chester 5:3o 6;B 7& g;'I 1855
A. 81; 4:Cs. G:T 2. NJ. JAMES d. hoiI' ouP@
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1 Ymk-Cbsr,s Abernethy sganst DAVID Hsedersen
and Wirtp-SummoIs for money demand on contise-
To DAVID HENDERSON aud - WILSuN; foa 40
hereby summoned and required answer the 10 tns
.cio which in the Office OF the Cerk Of tho Cty and
ouniv q SeuYork the OH dy Of October 1855 and 10 rvo
copy your to he said conpl>n on the sub
~ tr oce No a w..t 10 the City Of New York within
twenty after the service hereof exclusive OF the day
such and II the said comPlot WIN
in the time Aforesaid plsiba this aeon val sse Jads
asBst for the Of eight hundred and eshynv
Goa Al cents with Interest upon the san OF
k4Ss % the dag Of Juue thousand eish hun
cred 6y Eve with Interest upon the further 'un OF
sac 60 ~ tn 9Th q September 1875 beside the costs
II this &C iou.-DsteA October 3, 1854
SANFORD BRACE, Plaintiffs A..rsey,
oloIsvsvF No IA Wsllst-
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HFYMANN,s DYSPEPSIA ELIXIR.---FOr
legal Noilr.f.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of N,wYort, po,iee is hereby Nves
,.or. b,xir claims arssust JOHN a. LESOlR, lac OF the
Sy of deceased to present 'h- sane va '9aese"
thereof the Subscriber the office 81 J,res w sest
urs,lor AZ law No 92 Broadway IN the cry Of Sew ro
on or before n. 5th day February next Dated Sewt
u day OF August, 1854 ,. ,,,,,o>, .a-...-..o,
aus lsw6nF HENRY MtoboN, hanoe
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the
~ Slsuie such made and provided that all the cicn
st,,, notes .ued 10 s. L. BANKS, individual Banker,
RHCFETX BANK OF BAN sRIDGE) must be presented
~ the Office OF the Superb OF the banking Depart men'
of,be State of NewYok for payment within two years from
the hereof the funds deposited for the exemption o.
Wis lsw,yF NJ SCHOONMAKER, Superintendent
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IN PHIA and the sOgTH and WKSr. via JERSEY CITY.
-Ulted stsses Maj and Espr--s Lines Leave sc
IL A ~ and snd6 P. n. Through N four hoori secoD(
Cas Is in tie TO- - T5n and % IN md 10 A. NJ snd
r. NJ The New-J-.seJ Accommodate Line leaves a. " ".
CesnAr st sis and tbs " and for Ba aore W.shint
Ton Nouo k1 Snd thIouxh h>sgsse shsskss 70 "s1assss
4 ,r1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
BANK DEPARTMENT STATE A OF Sn~ o jos ST. 1855
UyuE MECHANICS BANK of WILLIAMS

BURGa his hi. day fle1, in this ONCE notice of the
Mt Of the BANK OF THE REPU Blu IN the city
or,wYt,k as ssent for he redemption OF its circulating
1,s together rvocri'n Of the appointment OF broad
vsy bank a. such sgen ,eetsbe 20 the set entitled An ACT
70 the several relating loo Tpoatsd Banks bsnk
ia Assocs ions ana Individual Bs kes p+sed Apr ~ soI
NJ SCHOONMAkER sur eTintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

1IBE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE CON-
PANY having its Cash Capital ali Paid in Will commence
1GBEAT WESTERN BUILDINGS" 70 s. Pine-:t ,
THIS Company reuTns 70 It's enstoner' stN - ga,
Copies of Prospectus nd Charter can Be had ~ sppaes
VOL 81 inc 'e'''''' DOUGLAS ROBINSON. Secretary.
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ynsuramts Companies.

MECHANICS FIRE-INSURANCE COM
WI PANY-CAPITAL. SIj0,000.
VIM II De GROoT, Pres lent
PrsRY B. DAWSON, Secretary
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NFW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or

AEW-1Uhh On
IN snd after WEDNESDAY, sept ls 1870 ard unti mrtnef
notice Passenger Trains viii leave pier foot OF Da>nss6
follOws:
DUNKIRK EXpRYSs st $3.50 A. ~. for punkhh
BUFFALO EMPRESS at $50 A. VI. foo Bahao a.
MhlLus;5 A. ~ for Dunkirk and Bufao and intermediate
s.tona Passengers ly this trsn will remain over night
Owes and proceed The neat morning .
bUCKLASD PAsSF NIGER st r. n, from foot Of Chan
betss via Peruort suferns and Intermediate stations
NAY PASSENGER at p. ~ tor Newbursh and otsvhts
ant interrneoiate Ststious .
NIGHT EXPRESS st $3.50 P. N. fer Dunkirs sad 5utIo
IMMIGRANT Ct p. NJ tor Dunkrk al Buffalo aud inter
mediate S;Atiol& . $1,000, =,
Or SUNDAY ore EXPRESS TRAIN at 5:5o T. NJ
Tbs.e Express Trains at Euira with tbs Enrs snd
Niagara F.is Railroad for NssIs At Bahao aud m
k,k Lake Shore RAJ road for Gle yeand Cincnna
Toledo Detroit Oh esgo aud with arstcsss' 'P endd
s,earpe r. for al ports Lake Erie
d. c. NcCALLUM, General Sup sEutendsnt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT
i CENTRAL ROUTE conntcsg tho A'l,n &c cities WITH
ard Southwestern sfates by con
trucus Rs WY direct The Road s.o Pt,burh
With d,y line Of Steamer. to all ports IN The s ern RIVERS
AID AZ eys, nd and Ssndu,ky with Seamers 10 all por on
tie Nrtbw,strn L.ks the most dir CT cheapest
reliable route which FIRE. GHr csn be forwarded 70 .nd
R Kat tss sEiWTEN rHLApELoHI, ond PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLASS Boots hoes, Dry Goods lin 75c Der leo
box. s. Furs Feathers SC ......,..;:"S
sEooND Glass; snd staiio ner5. Dy}
Goods, Go bale') Hardware Leather. (opc' per lou 10
THIRD cLsss.-Anv. Tagging Bacon and &C. Der 100 n
PSIs C,n s.tS HEMP Eth 4. B:c and 10
Pori, (eaesedj Lad and Lard Oh. W. POI Nv :"
,easr 70 rnsrs the package via Penn,ylVan, Rairo6 All
Coed, consigned tbs Aren't. Of this So.d q Phad'Phs or
FsTi9ar AGENTS Potter, Boston; j. L. Elliott,
srYo. sassSI M.s.. kSsn:
CICinn, Ohio; }. g Moorheal Louisville, Ky C. Me-
drCm MaGisop Inc. R.tcf Co St Louis Mo j. s. Nit
cheI son, Eyansyile Indians.
J. l.. ELLIOTT. Agent Penn Railroad Co.; or
ALLEN. No 2A,t tH. House N sS,isa1.,,.
II. H. HOUSTON General Fr.isht Agent, rha,d'l'hA
DEN SYL VANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
bELPRih I'D dh Firi So sBuRGhThe aoRNTNs MAIL
TsAT sss: !: ri e., feqA
ssy.s for F Ps Sa 'as 20,
Pha6e Pittsburgh at II P. NJ and Ptbu sh for Phil
lie shove lines connect P.bursh with the rsroUs to
and from ST. Louis, Mo-; Afon Gsena and Gnicsso "
Frankfort lie xDg and LOUISVILLE hy lsro hAute Mtn
con- La Fsy.tGe ard Ipdi,pspoa Ind Cneinn.i Dayton
spr sfeld Beleontsne sandu.ky ro' do Cleveland 20
luubo, Zenosvlle Mission, sod Wooster, Ohio aso With
The st.sm Packet beat, from aud to NewOreaas St. Lol.
Louisyis ard Cincinnati. $500 -.
For luther particulars hand l' in the hotels Of tbs
CIV Passenger. will find this the shoItet most erpsdi )us
an comfortable -o4te between the Ea't sad Wes.
Tn NIB tic be had either Of the aforementioned
tl.ces 10 ire Ws,t, or Of - .
X B. DEAN, Agent New Jersey aelro.d Co ;fot Of
Courtlandt ct, New YORK.
4 l. FLLICOTT Agent, Pennsylv4na Railroad Co ,
No 2 A,tOr House, Newton
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, 18th and Market sts.
Nsv.Yor. April 10, 1855 PhiadeiphiA
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EOR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN and
j AMROY RAILROAD-From Pier No. | " r. fot OF
Battery place-The Camden and Anboy Railroad Lines for
Phi pbs sil ieave ss 70 lows.
MoRSi,C LINE A. o'clock NJ dairy Sundays eScep'ed)
by the steamer JOHN POTTER Cspt John sInpson, tJr
Sc Anboy thence by ard steamboats, 10 Philadelphia
Fare by ttis Line 81 Is. 80 80
ArTfRSoos EXPRESS LNE-At O'Clock ". daily (sun-
dsy, sxcrped) by tn. eaab, JOHN POTTER, stopping
h.histown Bordentown and Bup ston ami ns
at phisde pts about 81 p ~ Fare by Express ne, -
Fare 10 Freehold and MQnnouth cit line, &c. Meals pro-
yided board Dinner 1c hreskfss, and supper, Sc
Return P.sepiers will leays Phiadephis a. A. NJ aud
Pm.
81 90. -
En- isrut Lie ZAP. NJ. Fare, 81 Is
Fy pounds Baggage allowed each passenger Pssssr-
~ ar. obi lied takiI anything b.sxaze but their
vesux sttae All baggage fifty pounds To be paid for
exr. The Company limit their responsibility for baggage TO
one and . not be liable for any an unt DO
yopd $50, except BY spe ia contract L. BLISS, Agent
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Nnuntn snro snorraHN.
Goal, ST

* 0S PER TUy for RED-AsH, EGO,
- 81 and STOVE COAL. d,hyen4 n roo o.oe'
Jud No. y sisn,onN, . l. !. CCSEAf'
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MI -Tayel.r Is for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, kANsk' AnI
a pon., Wet ard southNe.t, OBJ ain ThEoufa fckes
ard ii inf a'iou eopeerairs Io.tes t.re sc ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD BY spps,,, on at the COMPANY VI
Zee No. 1873 Broadway, coy. Deyst ,,,,.D o., 49,,
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-( Sundsys ex-
- cepred)-L-ass Bro,klyn for 6rsepport, 10 fot
YsphaIf 10 A. NJ. and Saturday S:S r. for FInnsdse
and syos-t A. NJ and S:45 NJ. for Hempstest 10 a NJ
z NJ and s:1 and SIP. NJ for J.n..c. 10 A ~ y NJ So
and $3.50 p NJ Leave Gresnpst for Brooklyn, 10 NJ
Yspb.nE ii:Ss A. NJ, on Mondays, $40 A. LstsaId
1905 p n, Mondays, 6:Ss Fsrmnsdaie, ISo = ~:
snd "; sye.,st 1855 A. VI. and p. " Hempssad $3.50
A. NJ and $40 p IL Jamaica, $40 7;o and $40 d. aid
2. 10 and $40 z. n.
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! WV wmr-oAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIpE-GAUGE ROUTE rom new
N YORK to pocaEsrER.Ths RoshsssIS, :, SO SO
UEyEsEE VALLEY RAlLaoADs ney sf"s, ~ a. $500
and Erie RslIcsds forms direct rOus from Ss~i'A 70
Rrcherrr. -, !. .,o.,;,, a., NJ
sTt .erdrd Is The reo6es By iar me NOS aS
Able between tie sboye named erosA -. DALI,
Tt,,s can be rroeured the SewYOrh Aad hs aAiosa
TYi. Osc, io Ct Duare and No lSS Brosd~ayi >-o
Jersey City.
BAsg.se checked through 49,. .ro.h
Fr,i.hts viii e transported between SssfoIk ana hoen'
h o.ns,rh ANY inrAien te.rd m tesard thereto
can be obtained BY ing the Geoers Fr-s Assn'
The Feu.Y,rk A. srs asirO,d Ers saIeas. OF - O.
TsrpAN EIrrerrreisat Agent No lsS brcsdSaE
snnS., J. A. REDFlsLD, >uPerGteod7tt
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-07-14
MISSOURI RIVER.

ARR ANG EMENT FOR 1855.
The regular Thursday F. Z. AUBRY. for Bruns-
wick, Miami, Hilps Landing, Wayerly, Ber-
lin, Lexington, Wellington, Camden, Sibley,
Richfeld, Liberty, independence, Kansas,
Parkville, Ft. Leavenworth, Weston, Atchisoh
and st. Joseph.
a@a% WILL leave st. Louis Oh every
'sFeF{ls& alternate Thursday, as follows -
azzzzzEMarch 1st, 18th and 29th; April
18th, 26th; May 10th, oath; June 7th, 21st; July
9TH, 18th; August I'd, 10th, 3Oth; September 18th,
9th, October 18th, 25th; November 9th, 22d.
Returning, will leave st. Joseph for st. Louis
every.alternate Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock, A. II.
Atchison at IL !, m; Iotan at II, p. m; and will
arrive at Weston the same day, and remain there
over night. Will leave Weston, Thursday at
O'Clock m; Fort Leavenworth at s m; Lea
venworth city at 81 a m; Parkville at 10 m; !;
Kansas at IL m; Wayne city at D m; Liberty
at m; Richfeld at p m; Sibley at 4 M
Camden at m; Wellington at p M; and ar
rive at lexington same evening, and remain
there over night. Will leave Lexington Fridays
at O'Clock m; Berlin and Dover at g m;
Waverly at p m; Glasgow at p m; and Boon
vile at 81 m. Will arrive at st. Louis Satur-
day afternoon in time to meet the Louisville mail
boata, and all other evening packets.
The AUBRY has been Completely repaired,
and we hope by strict attention to business, and
the accommodation of passengers, to retain the
patronage of our Missouri river friends, ship
pers can rely upon our punctuality and despatch.
AMBROSE REEDER, Capt.
march 13 BEN. v. CLINE, Clerk.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-07-14
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, SC.
,55 REGULAR MONDAY 18
Missouri B6Ce2. Packet.
1855

sULTAn. J. McCLOY, Master, D. JAM
ESON, Clerk, for Brunswick, Miami, Hill's
Landing, Waverly, Berlin, Lexington, Yelling
ton, Camden Sibly Richfeld Liberty Indepen-
dence Kansas Parkville Fort LeaVenworth Wes-
ton Atchison Iatan and st. Joseph, will leave
st. Louis on every alternate monday, as follows:
June 4th and 18th; July I'd 10Th and 30th; Au-
gust 18th and 9th; september 10th and oath;
October Sth and 22d; November 9TH and 18th;
December Sd.
RETURNING, will leave st. Joseph for st. Lou
is every alternate sunday at 10 O'clock, A M as
follows: 80
June 10th and 24th; July 9Th and 22d; August
5th and 18th; september2d 10th and 30th; Oc-
tober 18th and 2sth; November 18th and 25th;
December 9th.
Departing fiom st Joseph sunday at 10 O'Clock
a NJ; Atchison at IL NJ; Iatan at II PM; and
will arrive at Weston same day and remain
there over night Will<leave weston mondays
at O'Clock A NJ; Fort Leayenworth at a NJ;
Leayenwerth City att NJ; Parkville at 10 A NJ;
Kansas at II N; wayne City at N; Liberty
at P NJ; RichfeId at n; sibly at N; Cam
den at M; wellington at Pm; and arrive at
Liberty same evening and remain there over
night. will leave Lexington on Tuesdays at
O'Clock m; Berlin and Dover at 81 a m; waver-
ly at 10 m; HIPS Landing at II m; miami al
Up m, Brunswick at 2 m; Glasgow at p M
and Boonville at5l m. will arrive at st. Lou
is wednesday afternoon in time to meet the
Louisville mail boats and all other evening
packets. July '55.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-07-14
E1svaordsssss.y Barsstsss
CHARLES rRIEs,s

CHEAP CLOTHING STOR
1NHE Undersigned has the largest, best and
i most complete assortment Of all kinds Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of the latest and most approved styles of excel
lent material and well made, whlch he offers to
sell, cheaper than was overheard of.
We can show you all styles Of Frock, Dress
and Sack Goats, Vests and Pants Of every style,
fashion and color. Summer Goats in ENDLESS
VARIETY. Every description of Linen, Duck,
Grass Cloth, striped and checkered. In fact,
every thing in the line of Ready Made Clothing
to furnish the outer man.
ALE!
We would call the attention of Country Mer>
chants to our new and extensive stock. We can
and will sell them Clothing cheaper, and on as
favorable terms as they can buy in st. Louis.
FURNISHING GOODS.
We haye splendid assortment of Shirts, Col
lars, Cravats Stocks, Hosiery of all kinds, Draw
ers, Gloves, &C., &c., which we will sell cHEAP
for cash.
Adhering to our motto EXCELSIOR, and de-
termined not to lag behind in the progress of the
age, intend not to relax oul efforts to deserve
the patronage of generous public. We invite
all, whether purchasing examining, to call
in at our New Store and see our stock and prices.
They shall not be dissatisfied with style, quali-
ty or price.
"a Recollect the place-CHARLEs FRIES
Clothing Store on Levee, opposite Steamboat
Landing.
The public's obedient servant,
CHARLES FRIES.
Leayenworth City, June 10, 1855. 40 If
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NOTICE...(NO. 3.1

DURSUANT to instructions from the General
i Land Office, and to enable me to report to
that Department, and the proper District Land
Offices, the proprietors Of all towns, situated on
the lands ceded to the United States, by the
Ioway, Delaware, Kaskaskia and Peoria, Plan =
keshaws and Wea tribes of Indians, which have
been surveyed, or which may be surveyed prior
to establishing the lines of the United States
surveys, are requested to file iL this Office. as
soon as practicable, plats of all such towns,
showing distinctly their out-boundaries, and
exhibiting in plain and legible manner the
numbers of all squares, blocks, lots, avenues,
streets. alleys, levees, reservations, public
grounds &C., giving the area Of such town plats,
drawn on suitable scale, so that the lots can
be offered for sale by those plats.
JOHN CALHOUN,
Surveyor General,
of Kansas and Nebraska.
Surveyor Generals Office,
Fort Eeayenworth, May Ii. 1873. Soft
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CFor the Kansas Herald.
W1LKEsBARRE, June %, 1855.


Cart. L. J. EAsr1N, MY DEAR SIR -
l arrived at this place after prosperous
voyage of six days, and had the good tor,
tune to find my friends IN good health, and
nv business affairs in hourishing condl-
ton.
On the day of my arrival, the New York
Dailies informed me that Gov. Reeder had
started for Kansas with new Private Sec
retary, but did not mention that his family
ACCOMPANIED him, agreeable to his expecta-
tions when he left the Territory Tor Easton
and Washington.
The Washington Daily Union, of 18th
June, contains some very interesting cor
respondence which affects the official char
acter of his Excellency most seriously; and
/ much regret that other names, Tor whom
I entertained a special regard. have be-
come involved In the Governors specula-
tive intrigues PIesuming that you may
receive from me direct, tine whole cores
pondence, sooner than may be able to OBJ
tain it otherwise, herewith enclose 1t and
ask that you will republish in your paper,
the entire correspondence, save the letter
from his Excellency to Commissioner Ma
nypenney, which you have already publish.
ed. From this correspondence, you will
not fail to perceive, that the official relation
Gov. R. now sustains to the people oil Kan
sas, will be of short duration. l am conf
dent that he can make no satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION to President Pierce. The letter
of Sec Marcy was based In part upon the
very admissions the Governor made to MIR.
Manypenny, How can he controvert those
admissions!
1t is unfortunate for Gov Reeder, that
he should have permitted his Unsuitable Gu
pidity to obtain the ascendency over his
reputed clear judgment. 1t is equally de-
plorable, that he should have thrown him.
self wholly into the confidence of the uLird
abolitionist and by his trusts, appointments
and misdirec:ed zeal, become their partizan
championl l am happy to inform you that
his position is fast becoming understood,
throughout the North. even and the great
Democratic Party, TO which you and l are
proud to belong, are rapidly concedlng the
fact, that the Administration made a mis-
take in making this appointment.
The Pro-slatery party in Kansas are a
forbearing people. They did net ask it OF
Gov. Reeder to be pro-slavery man.
But they did expect of him fair and I'M
partial line oi official conduct need not
argue his delinquencies, or his prejudices
we know them for we have felt them.
am sorry that our Governor should have
felt constrained while III the East. to en-
dorse the outrageous and wilfully exagger'
ated statements of the abolitionists. How
much more noble it would have appeared
in him to have proclaimed the truth abou
our Kansas affairs. He of course Honizeo
some upon the impressions he imposed
upon the public credulity; but like his un
fortunate speculations and his official career
these impressions of outrage and attempted
murder, and his own tremendous nerve ant
courageous and subduing will, will vanisl
like the tears of night, and his hopes of I
years origin, like the apples of the Dea'
Sea, will turn TO ashes
Truly yours, ]. M. A.