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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER H. 1855.

T,H OLD ESTABLISHED HOusE=lNDE-
PENDENT POLICE AsD PRIvArE iN ~ 1r
ir ,seir er Dc public that they ht-e nsved ss,r
poon. Nos and II No 81 srosdwy WHERE they
% b,r, 70 siiend promptly and faithfully TO sny eusses
entloes 70 thtr pose. "a - ra,
49, r.fs either the Uited Stses Cans of barops
Ty respefuy Re fer 20 Banks In the cI Q, ofs
k,rcsri. Fousss Of standing N she csy sD
sheir character fr rromptress and hdeliiy.
wills ON-BRYANT-NFORMALi.o..SS
w WANTED of WILSON szpposed 20 resids 10 fo,a
81 In relation 70 WILLIAM BRYANT Of haeisa' NORTH
Csroin.. Call at No. ID spruee-st.
MILL the CARMAN whose cart came ID cor.
w Hiop With Bsem sslrosd CITY Gar n ~
- iesS xb,ch collision fused serious bod nay 70 70 =
A. -. y. t,yor 10 bis and address inmeds'eJ
:, Fs,.,. Hcte Pnt in city As1 ans pe,oas sno
49, q, the said The eause OF hunsay
d ,r,jee require. should bsye the cvence OF ':id
esran and ether wi,pess>s end hoped tn.' 'aeJ wi" o
viline 10 come forward and siye It. npr, pou,vv
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~ mArssers q tbs Con desire eIhibis
,fsr and 20 usks exsnstioss regarding ths sr..t
tbs irhuus to the soethedss add for tbs.
sUposcs. request then TO nest the Ceupsays ese No
Bow ling gresn Mon,sy tia 18th Of OrtcAsr ;,ssos az
o'slooA p M-Ns~-roft. lo.h o. 9bss. lass.
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At PRIVATE sALE-The following HOUSES

4 and LOTS, VIZ:
The two Hou.es tos u,ted At Nos 81 and 10 Nscss
A,o the wostoy aud attic House and Lot suaed at Nos %
and IS FrGnklins. -, az.
Also the thr. stoy House aud Lot situated ., No. 6i Wash
Also the dyestOy Store and Lot situated st No. Is VII
lism-s ,..y ..
Also the two st,ry Brick Store aud Lot situi'ed at No ID
James-st. -.
Also tie story B:k House and Lot situated No. 2i
Eat Broadway. ,.,.,
Also the tbI sory and attic Bh,k House and Lot stuued
Of No e. VsiiCk-st. ga
Broome-st. ..
kiurre,t
For terms az a further particulars apply to
BAKER & WEEKS Auctioreers No. Pins st.
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WRITING. - MACLAURIN's

~ PATENTED sy5rZN-0enasnea DESTROYS Of 20
quirnx sn sbsoussy ct oana Of ths Poo respect
fny nforned that do subscdber 10 forming his 6aa
essse. Es<5 spplIesies y invied All psrLefas suited
80 sss apm 81 proposing - feeeive instruction.
WIS kicLAUeIS. Ne SIS D-os2vsT.
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su-crber offers for sale the premises pied BY him
private rsdence situated In the souhey part OF the vi.
LACE Newbugh The lot rs feet front sod rear 20 ect
deep vel supp led shrubbey snd fruit reeS The house
Is tSoory cottrge we'll and substantially butt OF brick,
$3.50 furnished with sss and Ths location very
desirable one coama ding beautiful view Of the river and
Highlands - -,
Also FARM Of about Of land in said Village Of New
bugh pen which tue building sites for country residences,
with views Of the river and surrounding country
Also q number Of 6rst yillsg- LOTS.
JAMES w FOWLER. Newbrrsh N Y.
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Cost and fonn6.

GOS0 REWARD. Taken since yesterday
~ SeJO afternoon, from tie Mechscics Bank. TIN
BOX namely. J. NJ g.; e.nt.inips valuable PAPER',
Town Newak Ohio Portsmouth City, Ohio; Cit, New.
po1 Ohio; franklin City 0hio City OF Columbus Ohio; Ash.
ueo ksced; rutland and Washington Raiosdj Cieve aud
and Pittsburgh R,lroad NeE.Yo,k and lie Railroads Ohio
and Pernsy Raroid; Rochester, Locspri aud Niagara
Hsinon Rsrotd; Columbia and Xeria R.iroadi
Daupbn SusuuehanDs Coal Company City OF Na,hvisi
Bouibon County Ky; Milwaukee City; P.nnsyvsnia Coal
Compapy New Albany snd Salem Railroad Evansville snf
gan Central Railroad Mscon and " BAlrod the payment
All OF VIII n stopped The above reward will be paid
vng the Box with It's contents with w. D. WADDiNG-
TON No. - Wallis, g. d no questions asked
New.I ork, Oct Il, 1856.
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4 SPLENDID FARM for SALE-GRIST-
"A MILL sAw-MILL, CIDER PRESS, &c-In Huing
ton N about three miles from Tsppan Town and twenty
niles nom New York Ii consists Of seventy en heavy
tirbered) Dwelling Store. Barns &C The Als
are working order and the the best the
Hsckensack River Apply to WILLIAM L. GRAFF, Nos
nd
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Mafbimerg, Sc.

MCCORDs PATENT PORTABLE ANTI
wi FRICTION HORSEPOWER, p,ten,ed judy u, lset
the horse Is rendered able than by other
lie parts simple ard easily kept In order les dsssne,
one and BY OF It's portabiy ne oSne
lccafs It wherever msy suit his bu.ess may % n~a
driving panins mschnes circular nL tor gn ing L.
paints cottongins. tobccocuiterp, thrssninf
and sor all other and flaming purposes W wnisA
h'f'' p0"'' Is '"'p'1- A COSoER. Agent, s5 Broadway
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m o + A r " Z :
0'Dh" BILLS '' L. ALLEN, No 1871 w.t.ra.

TNHE UNITED STATES RAILROAD CAh
i BRAKE COMPANY having completed .hsn P.pess
and mscLintry prepared 70 furnish OHios op
nec their in proved Brake Operators at $50 per eA
with every spplsnce ready To- mmedise TO-.
can be done few hours by any ordinary M "a -s
machines last long other pat o. me W "a
vatsnt enable the Engineer TO bring o'' ~,
s,op within $50 feet speed OF 80 nilss per hos, g"'
aid Of tie breksmen. VIM " chbAnnen
$50 - 49, General Agent, Oice No. ~ Besset@
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COMMONPLACE INSTITUTED Day and
~ Bosrdns School for Yours Ladies' Par nn vhe via
discipline be acquired BY their dsas 10
With tas ass Of health and ehets4 ~
esh proper en'rce position In study mode OF oresnins
Ac with tue attention and moral cuture-sre To-
yted to psonre this school Pr cusr and other informs
n spp, personally CT b k'. = ,ss n'tq,' 10 - ci'
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: IOI ACRES of MICHIGAN LAND fol

ls4~l SALE EXCHANGE -Fi'st rate h'aviy
TIMBER land rich coil wi BE- sd os for
for good city property unncumbeisd ia Quantities to suit Ia
tbs following ss Of Clinton Van Barren, Berren, Barry
Montcalm and Saginaw. Appyto
c. r. MILLER Co, Auctooeers, No 1875 Broadway.
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DLPAsANT COUNTRY RESIDENCES.

fw individuals, desirns god edeesi II, civ antsges fr
children and freedom many Of the mai
,yscs Of city % have psrohaed toe beuafa Of
EaGLfewOoD AZ Perth Amboy. on MI Bay whsrs they
bloch Of esns
auiies flats suites Of tbs Earopssn
psnbeasd BY steam supplied nth pa,e 'pdas
xse and desgoed Be lfhtsd with x.s; In Oh em5reax
h. odern city d~-rinss Connected with
h blo& are Ref Glory B.kery and Laaodryeos log fam
f@s d. Danish from their hones mspy OF the
OF WITH foregoing is comforts snd pdssey
slso good scSooi. House. with Gymnssu snd H. f5r
public and .isl s'heioss
TIE .he.thy, being open 70 the air and high
.round rn'ly opins onth o~d ne bay snd affords noe
Be.u,a VILLAS will be sold a. moderate pree, T.,
those who w'.h quiet County Homes ouiy
NtwYcrt by and to be reduced nss<y oneh Lf
BY rsilrcats. n
wfn.er at rates. with the privilege Of Board Al cost from
the Refsetory.
For furtner Information ingre the premises, Tues
Say, ard Fridays AFTER II A. NJ at No. q B.nsdu Y Of
MARCUS SPRING.
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CHOP and sTEAM-POWER at EAGLES

. HOP and SIEAM-FOWEI. nc EsUi1Eo
- WOOD PERTH AMBOY-A stoae Building, lxto fef'
with 10 horse power Engine and varsity OF Carpenter
ipg Machinery sussed pavisabe wafer Cd red tr sac
or TO rent To mechanics manufacturers or mill
ers sood character who could bring their business with
them favorable would be offered and good edncson
for their children. good carpenter ard builder
might expect have csderabls bueilg and other work for
the popietos Inquire the p ea.es or oa Tuesdays an
tan Bay Union, No p Broadsf.
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Souses an6 farms nameb.

HOUSE WANTED.-The advertiser wishes to
i i hire DWELLING HOUSE in the central part OF the
eify near the I'd Sd hays below soths Must have ..
the modern Improvements and rent MT exceed $500 Pos
session wanted on or before st Nov Address j. W. Box NO
3=s PosOice stating location AMI terms ant wh'n the
pitnies can be
IOWA LANDS.-Wanted to purchase, several
hundred acres Of IOWA LANDS. Actual owners can ad
dress A. b. Y, Tribune Office
WANTED-An ARTISTS STUDlO-NOrth or
w Stylish Rent TO iced Slco % SlIo per snnuu
Address ARTIST Box 80 Tribune OHice.
CAO ACRES Of LAND in illinois, west Of
O4U Chicsgo near railroads. SEQ acres near fors
Mones in Iowa. with cash will be given IN ex;6soee
for GOOD Dwelling up town tf 5thsy., or other New
Yok Brooklyn property. Inquire at No u Nss',ss o.
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EvITH-AV. HOUSE to LET.-Tbs frSt clsss
kur-tCry Brvn s,ous HOUSE sshsv nsxs 20 meth.
ess, eorts q Se f terms apply the prenses o. to
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HOUSE and LOT On Brooklyn Nights for
~ SALE a very dssifsss thrsestofy brick Dwa ing
giruses YAK eftte fsrri'. saa the cs pcesse LIST
November. TerDs esSy Appy TO 6hIr1, CIR ANE Co,
NJ. q H,.lsaiso- up sisi1 o; ca ths premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

Il Aston place J. =. BINGHAM, Rector The Gymnasisn
Is Day Of the first class divided INTO two dsp.s
with the slump est elements and the most important
Enxh studies OF asbsnscs French, Latin 0rees.
Drawing and Manu- OF Anna The whole
the details which have besn asnsed with great ard
10 which the special attention OF parents Invited occupies
sx wears pups may begin class for ~hch they
fitted The trongt to have ns unusns
vision comfort sI1 health Of the pupils Parents who
see their .ors both TO be industrious aud accomplish
thing call the school, address lettes 70
the Rector. There several vscaneiss.
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G1 SnO "A party with the above amount
~ i, COUs can purchase an established MANUsAC.
TIMING BUsINESS v viii him sro" y 100
10 per snpum Every satisfaction given upon inter
view. Address HARDWARE, Box No. 80 Tribune Office,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

SEWARD INSTITUTE, fl0rida, orange COun-
~ IT, New York. will open its Winter ses- In the Male De
pansIt the last MONDAY In October In the Femsls d.
pamept on the first MONDAY in November Thee DspNt-
meuts are esry separate end d'stinct Terms slS pee
Ccul.rs NAV he hsd VISION PHlNsEps, No u" Full
o-s or by addressing the Principals at flo,ds The Hon
u III SEWARD Presdeut; JOHN w. ROUND, A. NJ,
Principal Male DEPARTING NIT Miss FANNIE JACKSON Pna-
cipal femso Department
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GIRL LOST.-An English child aged Ii,
~ psnrd HANNAH srocKwELL, born IN London, va.
tsien from Wares "a and b. Mis- l. b nsy Staten snd
uhom ee Jeff last June 10 quest Of her prenis who had
'kne removed 10 Ch'ppslua Wes;cbestes Count. T..
where they are most snxous hes: ON ber Any
Of her sddre.ssd q JOHN STOCK WELL Aforesaid vii Be
grste fully received
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Boar1 and Rooms.

4 COUPLE of excellent ROOMS with BOARD
N in a FIRST CLASS ROUSE in BROOKLYN, can he
had By sioee Gentlemen Inquire al No. 10 Sands ST. Ref
oxchsnged
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w At Little Ferry, nine miles from Hoboken J-rhs
School il uDdsr the charge Of D. WINANT and sdy Nsr
session commences Nov. Terms $50 Pc, i've month"; CIR.
cusrs may BE- obtained at APPLETON5 No 3B Broadway.
or by the PRINCIPAL He will call upon any pr
son IN the city who may desire an Interview
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CLASSICAL, FRENCH and ENGLLSE
~ SCHOOLING. s77 Broadway. eorrsf fss ST
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or to LEASE,

NOUhTRY PLACE for SALE-Beautifully stu
Used among the bills about twenty mile. from r,
road five minutes walk from the depo. hesa'u and
convenient redence gentleman doing bu ines IN the ely
Lend from 40 good House. sbuodant out badny
shade and trees puIe Zoe 7nein Ap
ply 10 l.. MARTINDALE, No. 157 Broadway, Sd story.
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VNrANTED-5,000 ID LISTING or SELVAGES,
w for which the highest cash prics viii be given by
II. C. LOCKER, Keeper of the Lancaster Co Prison.
VXTANTLD-Ten efficient CARPENTERS, at
w Crystal Palace JOHN RANDEL Jr.
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vi DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADiEs, reopeneJ sept
H. at No a"sst S7thst-, second door from jth-av
i BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS e. tho OCrA0ON. os
Prospect Hi, q miles north OF Mitdetown, Conn.
l.. w. BECkWirfi, Principal
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NANBERRY sCIENTIFIC and MTLITApy

L TEcHNIc INSTITUTE. IVES; Pums. wessh.-.
County N'w.iors, AEPtFEL, PriHeis.L rxSvs nus.
from Nsv sft, s1 ten 1iactes walk sDm tbs Jan NJ
,is'ti Depot OF the Hs,en Rail oat. IRE wt,sr r.r.
besiu, NOVEMBER ard oo7tinues e weeks So. Ia s.,.,
tcu given to the French language For eircasrs asa p
lar. apps to w. W WARP fs No ls2 Broadway, Or Rxs
RIAN Co, No. $50 ROwery New York
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BROADWAY THEATER.-E. A. Marshall,
ID sois Les.se-Doos open 81; Performances will
aence ct ~ oc och precsey.-rdIS EVENING, Oct Is,
PIZARO; Or The DEATH OF RoLLA.
Rola.........M Mr. Forrest Cora. Miss Emma Va ding
Te conclude with the Farce of
TO PARIS AND BACK FOR IS.
Soozzie .Mr w. A Chspm IN Fanny Mrs Nag Q
fnicssboxss and Parlus, 81 ceuts Family Circle aud
Upper TieE IS cents; Private Boxes rs and ST.
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CMOKE-HOUSE and PORK ESTABLISH
- MENT for sALErhe v.lusbe s,nd. corner Of Bersen
and smth.sts SOUTH BROOKLYN, will be Let or Leases,
,rd the fixtures sold Iii OF the be stands Ia the city,
AID srepete with conysnisnee having pen
c-p be seen any time For apply TO A. j. 3 DE-
GRAw, No. GO Washing ton-st., New-York
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&c nbom if flap Gmeern.

4 YOUNG LADY who is DESTROYS of improv-
~ ing her knowledge of the French L4nsusse wishes Oh
tan B,ARD in Fiench faDiy, in cOmPensaion ~hiea
she viii dc OF her time giving instruction in MUSIC,
ESGLISH STUDIES. Address Y N, No asa, N. Y.
Post Once.
4 LAWYER of this city, about to remove to
"a PAsdephs d. sires the AGENCY there OF NeSYosk
business ADDRESS A. HISCKLEY Mes York Post ofhe.
RENJAMIN MOONEY, AGENT for THE
- CENTRAL AMERICAN EMIGRATION COMPANY.
No. g. Maden-l,rs. Ne~ York
BOOK AGENTS wANTED.-Wante FIVE
- YOUNG MN woo hs' hsl experience 10 ths
eosnes 70 sail Snh Circular Of the BIO Oh
ever published Appyt, 5. FRENCH,
No III Nassau -, New York.
RURYING-GROUND NOTICE. The proper
- 81 horitiss Of WisuisbuIsh L. L. few yess sin q
tss.ec sn ordnance prevesng ali from be
III bu IN the Nniausourgh Buying Grounds Tue taxes
and hsvns anguned to two thss thou
10 then the Court of th.
Stale have granted order a. mains of
persons the Cypress Hs &c ne,ey ths Baryac
dsd BY ADslis, l. E1er and ia the y
OF Bookyp late .mburgh notice IL hereby
such removal about the ifeeeah
October next. Nes.fort, Sept % ls5a
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LOR SALE-lne 4-stOry DrO"u Stone hOOOis
Q. 2asv teh-.t Aso, the is,oy brown base
neLt and let story House l9tns Aa Also, the
the fstoy brown base House 2d.v 18Th
Also, the +sory brown basement House. l7ths.
resr ID Also the splendid Cottage house, East lahst
Also the story bowp-stooe font III l2hs. sv
tq1he Of II. MERRITT. No. $40 Bowey. jdst, from
q 10 A. b.. ard from to Pm.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-FOurth
ID time Of the Local Prize DRAINS, written BY Mites
Louie Reedera Thrilling domestic story SATURDAY, Ost
I3-EVFNING 7! o'ci OK the Prize Drama of MARY
MORTON; or TUE SEWERS. Harry GoodioEe, Z. w.
Clakei JED villains Haha May, Misc Metyer After
wbleh TUE SERG CANPS WEDDING. AFTERNOON at
s o'o.ock. MARY MORTON ptrfJrmes in the EVENING.
An tn Cuiiss tie. usual Ambulance " all . cenis ch'
dfsh under 10, ~ cents.
PUCKLEY's SERENADERS, No. $50 Broad
I'D vay.-Las week of the beautiful Burlesque o. the
DAUGHrER or THE REGtMsNF
Conosrt correBces at Z! o'clOek Tickets p coats.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct It
THE BOaENiAN GIRL.
GEO. CHRISTY & WOODS MINSTRELS,
~ No. 1lA BROADWAY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING. Tickets 25 cents.
All business transacted by II. WOOD.
T,HE NEW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY
a VIII sive its FIRST sOIRsE OF the SEASON
MO NDAY EvkNINs, 18th lost, at DodwOrth' Academy,
No 06 Broadway door above Grace Church Part frst
Of the ProSsmme will cssst OF Spring" fon the Orstoro
Of the Ssssos Solos ty Miss Bained, Mssss fehason
and Alden. Part second from various Oraors
Stating Of Solos, Duets choruses sc. Solos &c, by Miss
N. 5. b. sin ID, MIS-. Ja1hon MessTs j. A JOhmon T. H.
Nah and W. Alden.
Tiese1 Fif cents admitting baly AMI Gentle nsu Con
cert eommsltes az o'clock precisely
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DENY of NJ U &c, l4th'st
"A ITALIAN OPERa-SEvENTH MONT.

IA ITALIAN OPERa-SEVENTH NI0Hr
Aubeg's hand Open, in 5 acts
M A n l. l. l. o,
On MONDAY, Oct. Is 1858
Mis- HEESLEB, Mbe LAVIGNE, u.n
Sig. BRIGNOLI AMopIO and GAsPARONI
Musical Director CoDdu stor MAX MA SETLEh
Doors open at II, Open commences r. M
Prices Of Adrnissou-Bscony ADD Fiut Circiei Si o.
and Secured 5ess Balcony $2 second Cr'
c!e 8; A1nphtheater, &c.
my be obtained q the prnep. once e'rss5
BroaAvay and l4ib-st ; n DANSKINS Agency, JOLLIES
Music Sore. No. 5s Brosdwsy; ,na At HALL soNs'
fi.po- forte and Music Store No. Z39 Broadway 49,.
EVERY SATURDAY AFrERNOON-An EXTRA PER-
EORMANCE. Commanding AZ 1 PM
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EORT PLAIN SEMINARY anil FYMALE

Il COLLEGIATE INsTIrurE-NsI: Term bssin. Nov
snd continues - weeks Baldns Of brick P.caiy
expersneee To,i expense Of BoaId Fuel washas ma
con IN common knsh aGazttr Of II week. - ~ FsS
eirenlan OF semssoa aeases tie Res. J. T. LArIMER A
n, Fort Plains N Y
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST REC E1VED.


ID w. BROWNING, MERCHANT TAILOR,
il . under the United States Hotel, would re
specially inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has just received New Fall and
Winter Goods, in great variety. Such as Cloths,
Csssimeres, and Vestngs, Of the latest imporia-
ton, and is prepared 10 have them made up nj
the shortest notice, in the most fashionable man
ner and at low rates of prices.
Having made arrangements TO go into the
Ready made Clothing business extensively this
season, he feels confident that he can offer TO
those wishing 10 purchase stock of Cothing,
not inferior TO any in this city, and not made up AT
the north, as is usually the case with work sold
here; but cut in his own establishment, and made
by our own needy citizens in this dull season. AT
low rates of prices. He is enabled, therefore, TO
compete with northern work in point of prices
and as to quality and style, he will leave for those
who favor him with call TO judge.
He can cell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest,
AT the following low rates
Good suit for business purposes, ont of cloth or
cashmere, for the small sum Of. .Sl3
Dress and Frock Coats, from. .......$10 to $50
Over-cosis Of different styles, FROM. ..$l2 10 S2S
Black and fancy Pantslocns, from.o..$3 so $40
Silk and velvet Vests, from.........S2 so 10 $40
This stock Of Clothing is of superior quality,
and has been made up since he received the fall
and winter fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment
Of fancy articles-such as gloves, cravats collars
umbrellas, &c.
Sole agent for the sal. Of SCOTS Repor,
Fashions in this city.
Sept h--u
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CIXTY MILES DISTANCE SAVED 10
- CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. Inc sical
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Line, carrying the Great Western United States
Through Mail, have the following staunch first
class steamers running on Lake Erie in connec
ton with the New York and Erie railroad from
Dunkifk, touching al Cleveland, and connecting
with their road al Toledo and connecting directly
with the Chicago and Rock Island railroads al
Chicago in the same depot thus forming daily
line for passengers and freight from New York 10
the Mississippi river. Niagara, Capitals Miller;
Empire, Captain Mitchell; Keystone State, Capt.
Richards; Louisiana, Captain Davenport. Also,
a Daily Line from Buffalo direct 10 Monroe by
those well-known magnificent Floating Palaces,
Empire State, j. Wilson, Commander, leaves
Buffalo Mondays and Thursdays; Southern Michi
gan, A. d. Perkins, Commander, leaves Buffalo
Tuesdays and Fridays Northern Indiana, !. I.
Pheatl, Commander leaves Buffalo Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
One of the above splendid steamers will cave
the Michigan Southern Railroad Line DOCK al
O'Clock. p. m, every day, except Sundays and
run direct through to Monroe, without landing, IN
IA hours, where the Lightning Express Train viii
be in waiting TO take passengers direct 10 Chicago
in hours, and arriving next evening after ieav
ing Buffalo.
Running time from New York TO Buffalo, four
teen hours.
Running time from Buffalo to Monroe, fourteen
hours.
Running time from Monroe to Chicago, eight
hours Total thirty-six hours
Connecting at Chicago with a fine line OF low
pressure steamboats, TO all places north of Chicago
10 Green Bay; also with Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad 10 La Sale, and there connect with Hi
nois River Line of Steamboats,, or Express Train
of Illinois Central and Chicago and Mississippi
Railroads or connecting al Rock Island with reg
ular line OF steamers for all points above and be
ow, making the cheapest and most direct route TO
st. Louis, Rock Island, Minnesota, and the Great
West. s
The American Lake Shore Railroads from Buff
falo and Dunkirk connect with this line at Toledo
forming the only direct and continuous line OF
railroads from the Atlantic Seaboard TO the Valley
of the Mississippi. Running time to Chicago, SO
hours; to ST. Louis, So hours.
Four Daily Trains, by railroad, all the way
Two Daily Lines by steamers, on Lake Erie
Thus the traveller and shipper can see AT u
glance that no other line can enter the lists
petitors.
Passengers ticketed through from New York
with privilege Of stopping over at any point on the
route and resumng seats at leisure, either by the
New York and Erie Railroad, via Dunkirk, New
York and Erie and Buffalo and New York City
Railroad via Buffalo; Peoples Line of Steamboats,,
Hudson River or Harlem and New York Central
Railroads, via Albany and Buffalo.
For any further information, through tickets, or
freight, apply at the Companys Office, No 1913
Broadway corner Of Dey street, New York, TO
JOHN f. PORTER, General Agent
+. DJJNTON Ticker Agent