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uo.,ss sta,es TaiI.
PosT oyyIox DEPARTMENT,
FLORIDA.

PoGT oEHCE DEPAKrAEKT,
October IL, leoo
DROPOsAs carrying the mails OF the United States from the
January 1887 10Th 1852 the following route
the OF FLoapA in the time and manner herein sp.enea
OF Washington, until of The 2ah OF NO
vembeT 1886, be decided on the next day!
50 From Jacksonville by Barber and Newbugh Alligator
10 miles aud back, week. IN fourhorse coaches
Leave Jaek Sunday and Wednesday AT Z mi
Arrive at Alligator neIt days by pm.j
Leave Alligator Monday aud Thursday at D nj
AInve al Jacksonville next days by Fam
NOTE
must be guaranteed responsible cert
dsd 10 "A sc by postmaster Judge court OF record and
entered into by The successful bidder VII" surely
beIo,S the lst January, 1871 a., -, -, ., -,
omissions moi satisctcny expiaine fee ues e pay u M i
may be deducted For arrivals far ben " uho a' " @ o
depending mails, and suHcen' .,YIri,,re
compensation for the trip sunsee' 10 at
imposed delinquency be prom NY anu
explained, Regectng take the mat from OF
On lost reunine demand, the mail as
frequently the concerned In running We
hicies GENERAL annul the con
repeated failures agreeaby TO eoniIac or o dis
obeyng post Office instructions Of the department
the schedule He may also order
curtail discontinue the service
part rata decrease OF pay, allowing Rns
the amount of service Dispensed
with Bids should the "Second Assistant Post
master Proposals for No. 6oS9 Florida
pamphlet o conveying
yAMEI CAMPBELL,
Oct ll-law4wf Postmaster Genefai.
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Miss Brooke,s Freach and English Boarding
and Day school,

and Day SCHOOL,
Seren Buildings, 3s Penniyrdnia G'e""s a'A"s0"' ~ =
WILL open September Circulars sstng particular, and
containing the highest testimonials, can be a"" ~ W"
pal and at her residence
The Risht Rev. Aonzo Poier, D. D.. LID.
The Right George w. Doane, D. ID LII. D.
IN, Risht Rev. William r. Whitiingham, D. ID, Ill" d.
Prof Joseph Henry LII D., Secretary Of smlhsonan
Prof Dallas B.chs Of the United States Coast
Lieut. NJ 2. MsuY, IL D., United States navy National Oh
servaiory. ,- - !,
Gsn.ya John Mason, Washington, .. -,
S s.m Cooper hdutAnt General United States army wash
ingon, D. c., .-.n ..o w,.hinstor d. O.
Jane. Z. Mechan, esd, Librarian Librarian 20 sons'e's'
Hon lanes Campbell, Pos .mastsf General . -, = No.,
Hon Fills Lewis Chief yues Of supree Court o. fenn'y
vsnia. of sunfsme Court Of
Pennsylvania.
Hon Grorre Vail, N c. from New Jersey.
Hon. Robert ] Walker, Washington, ID O.
Hon Charles Faulkner, ~. q. from Virginia
Hon jefferson Davis, secretary Of War Washingon,D y
Q0-eod2m
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ID ". STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. ass seventh st,
notifies and the public that he has Just received
from the York Philadelphia markets the largest and best
shirts stocks tes gloves, ho
sisry, SC, offered for their inspection
Prom his acquhiuance with the tastes ef his patrons and the
Washington public and tho he exercised
o goods he confidently bssves he better
before lie rolioits
stock and prices by the public and
tates pleasure In showing his goods.
stock of shirts. which
Heyod 70 very description made In this county
spnI 40 rgvvf
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DuVaH ~ Bro, merchant Iabort,
goods o the latest styles
"A and mportaions New York.
They have the latest fashions fall winter styles
and citizens generally invited 20 call early and
DUvhLL n bro, Penn avebue,
Between -Four and s-haf and srth
Sept 90-eodowin
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EIRsT PRE- EuIUM pIANOs.-Jus received rly piano
store Pennsyssna avenue three
splendid OF TX and 6k from the factory Of Stein
Sons. ppnos obtains the fret premium
the last Metropolitan Pair and nj the hmercan Institute av
these ue District Of
Iu bla the public arc respectfully
before purchasing elsewhere They surpassed any
pianos mad n this country In Europe,
stock Of other and second hand
moderate and accommodating
workmanship warranted and all purchased om
me viii be kop, year without erta charge.
Oct g-eod3ts y q, REICHENRhCH.
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DREAD 20 my Children. ny Mrs Eli,n Key RiunL
ID 70 ceuta
Octo FRANCK TAYLOR.
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eREENIEAF, Navy Agent
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and certificates Of packages
above splendid lotteries will receive the attention.
each drawing will he Immediately
o all who order from Address
P, J. BUCKEY, Agent
Oct III Wilmington, Del,
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willards' Hotel.
]. O. h n. A. WILLARD,
psnnrvluania aprnus and Foprtsenfh firssf,
Washington, d. O.
in % Ain

ian % din
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Tickets slO-haIves s5-quartep 81 so.
Ceruhcates Of packages Of IS whole tickets, sIaO 90
Do do half do 65 90
DO do IS quarter do 350
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p0EETs.a- & DQsES TIC EACH i.S'GE
Chce Of Tsett g. Brewster.

- Chicago.
Gold. Blying a. IL prem; selling, at |
prem.
For parties living, cat OF Euscatine, whl
keen her deposits with Us. We viii forward
exchange. IS hey msy order 10 any punt. Al
rrrrrartra,.s MA If.
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Chifaqo Advertisements
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FrOss the .s1rsrttsias -fsraey Of ". $, Srrno'
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ET .s~aL:xz H..GGs xAscv


~ 'a-aL:Nz Es-GGs XAscv
Th.aaG4 the ag,s .aa woofs r.r,e 80.
rs. '.rse ra- fest King T,rgssg,Gg
:'-v... aa.. .rs4. Cured .r-ssg .ree.
AaI e9.7 L. ~ jaagae. sd saaA
g7slA~t ss,s / s,g G@s4 sleaz
I.ol@ seu ;ae 2vI3ga 81 aa5aa-
niss greshsa3 tie harvest >4naa.
Al through shat s.aav atterao4l.
I4as like : si!yery cl3a3 above
TAess vas 5gsh glory J.. Inc a3f,
Saeh soFgeoas keaa'y s~cF. wac-s.
Ey heart grew 1rsaksn qaassare.
Aud .lncy. rolling 70 snl fro.
Grosn dizzy IL the dazzling saow,
Bew!!iers.i, kacw cot WHARF 70 go.
From oas the deep woods anne saln,
Mysterious manner, Ike a psalm
slos breathing from lis lips Of balm.
From ors 81. deep heart came tbr Il.
QH!ck-pGlsiag through Lay being, til
knew no n3.i0a, thought or WILL
On cithsE side. the golden rod
saot upward FROM the erisgsd sol
Liks flaming TORCH /! gh.s dung abroad.
And the tlae se1tian b. he brook,
Looked OF Is viii It's sEeetes. look.
And with dliasier tre2og sock.
The great weeds floating overhead.
Like wave, Of szaset. fer oztzrre-1
Their breath CT pGsP.e AID G. red.
Oh, with VIA: s!cri,s manifold
Ahoys LII hea5.. continuous rolled
That sea OF crimson 4a3 OF goia'
i,hought o: hsaTec--iss FURNISHED SEA.
No mare .rleadil nyta 10 ne.
Or dream imFalP&1!s, might Re.
On, ~naaFous wood you- gorgeous blaxe
TIA; filed ne then with such anaz..
Std h4shss tlr0a-h these conmau days
Aad mil the snow ana sect ard rain,
ham: oEec more yeur o.tgas domain,
And live these s9!dsn hours sgap
s2svelai.ons Ky. ;.
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irg in The yard, when his iatAsf called
him:
Frank
'SlG sam Fraak. AID started off at
fol speed aud ran into the street.
HIS father called him back, and asked
him If he did no, hear lis frsl call.
yes, sur said FfanG.
We'll, then, sad DIS Iaiher, what made
You run into the street
Ca. said Frsak, / 60, a-goiag aad
couldn't Stop
This is lie way that a grea, many
boys &c. into difficulty they ge,
a-goipg and cannot stop. TIE bay that
tells les, began flrstto vary tie truth
litt!e-:o tell large sorry. 81 relate an
anecdote with very lu!e variation, I'll
lie GO: gong aud cou!da'. sep 'uI be
came CT! grown liar.
Tae 10y taat aes 5ra1ra: 10 tie TO-
lice ant SEE. 70 Tue Correction H8a.- for
STANG began BY taking little lhlogs
from It's l.otAer-oy stealing sweetsaeal4
ala o!aey nice hangs a5-ataefe rut away
---Ext E= t-ran 10 take fhaE-s from
rs COMPANIES at school H 20: a.
gong aid could. s.oP .I.l Ire ut i.ty
Jasl.
These two boys tia, yg1 So lga,tng
ogt Oh ne green, began y teL.erl4Z
eaea ether in .1a. II .ra-th t-eY ~
angry AM c.sPasr4, All called eaeA ss1-
er races, TIL 10y 90 a--o.as and
Couldn't stop IaeY vii separate wI.a
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BURNJE:T.T's
BOOK e91OG3d

No. lfS, SecoCu 81. MuSCotiiiSs Ao"S'
n NJ BURNETT would announce to the
H.. Trade and Country Merchants, that ne
can SUNNY. for cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS,
nublished by w. B. Smith &c Co., lyison u
Phiny, and A. s. Barnes & Co.; including all
the Eiectic Series OF school Books, SANDERS,
Readers, Davies Series Of Mathematics, &C.,
at publishers prices.
- and Fan have Their orders filled in much
shorter time He also keeps constantly 10 store,
and will lob. at a small advance on eastern PHI
ces, all other school books used in Iowa. Also,
Il large stock of tap u Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards. states and pencils, waters and seains
wax. gold pens. wrapping paper, pocket books,
maps, i.ks. steel pens, bibles and prayer DOCKS,
song boots, blaak books, pass books, tocs
memora ndums, wall paper, mathematical IN
strunent., cheap publications, note books
| round and patent notes. sheet music, trsnspa'
rent window shades, fancy stationery, vaien.
tines, poke, knives, novels, from 81 ~ ane
| 81 per dozen. -
| yiolins. guitars, accordeons, &C., together
with instruction books, OF all kinds, sAset musi'
sc. He buy. largely of all the above articles
| for cash from the manufacturers East, and cal
sell them cheaper tueonehos hS'S'3
than they can be got elsewhere, ne Is aetes
| mined 10 build up large jobbing trade in tn
Book and Stationery business - has adopted
hi, motto. small profits ana Ia e sales
He has also very large stock of standard
/ miscellaneous, Law. medical and iheologica
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Nsar Books recctrsd by Express, rs coon cs
Published.
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re
ceised daily. sE-R. NJ. b. is agent for tn
Buffalo Printers Tux Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foanirv. c. +. Halls Percussion and Leve
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Molin
Mills Wrapping paper. -
plIy. RN BURNETT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

Jnstruftlon.

A YOUNG LADY, graduate from one OF tue
"A 6r senires The ss'e ard vho h-s had coo"horsns
To open s;hoot Tor yosns s
dies tbrvu Western village or wend socsps stut
ASSISTANT ia school siesdy estseshed Aaaf'"'
BfffLi,u
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
A New Medium
ID o X Il T. RS S ? I X l I
will sppesr
NOR the ELFCTION CAMPAIGNING hav,

LUR the ELFCIIUN VAMI AIITN,-Nt Z HdNt
Just ..ued the Sixth EDITION Of our LARGE POLlrlCAL
CAMPAIGN P1CTURts, and propose TO REDUCE the
PRICE Agents and Dealers where the entire set is taken
by per,on The series ehacesl Col Fremont Crossing
the Rocky Mountains Col Fremont Planting the Ansrcan
the Rocky Mountains Portrait OF Col Fremont
Portrait VIM l.. Dayton Portrait Of James Buclanan,
beilshed with American Flsgs &c g. Portrait Of Msrd
Fillmore, bsndsomel, oInamoned with Patotic Figures
These tusrayngs AL large spirited aad ATTRACTIVE,
l9x24 Prce 2i the six
for 81 cehts HANDSOMELY COLORED, 2j ceufs sing y,
the with the addition of Scent stamp Tor each
Picture when set by mail. To AGENTS and DEALERS;
We will sell the Plain Pictures s. and the Coored At fO
In Of 100 aud er quantities aud - cents
THOUSANDS q these Ensavngs have already been sold AMI
the price still further Increase the sales
Also The BIG FREMONT PORTRAIT 29x34 irches-ths
largest issued-bold aud sped with American Flags &c
2 2 cents; Coored 50 Sent by mail upon receipt
price with the add ton OF two Se-nt On muslin
vanished handsome should be sen; by Express
Also The BIG FREMONT NOMINATE IN BILL, Aka 'e.
wh Portraits Goodess of Liberty. Cannon Eage Sc Price
otly cen,s Scent stamps when sent by msiL
Mounted Oh muslin and durable for Clubs Proc cesson
80 81; should be by Express
BAKER & GOODWIN Printers, Tribune Buudings NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

HE VIII L f 0 L
Il Illustrated with Ten Elesant Ensr.vos.
ADVENTURES OF FIRE 81 Mt,
nlusI atei with Six FINE Engraving.
ORNITHOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA,
Tlinsrsted with several R.sn'ifd Engraving.
TIE INTERCEPTED MESSENGER,
illustrated With Four Superb ~ sravDss
THR MAIDEN WARRIOR,
Illustrated With Eeta-t Enersvirss
CONFESSIONS OF A TELEGRAPH POST,
uustrse3 With Fine Ngoet' III craving
WONDERFUL ESCAPE,
illustrated with De ,utiful RrgTayng.
MAD ANN THE HUNTRESS
illustrated with Superb Engraving.
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON,
illustrated with a Fine Portrait.
WILLIAM l. DAYTON.
Illustrated vith Vine Portrait
OLD BACHELORS AT AUCTION,
Illustrated with Five Amusing Eng'avln
THE sEPTkMBER NUMBER
UNITED 8 ATES MA q A l. Ne,
IHT ILLUSTRATED AND CHEAPEST MAGAZINE
THE UNITED STATES.
j. " EMERSON L Co Publshers
No Sprucest, New York.
ROSS vOUsEY, General Agents
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

~ elass Statesmen wsLt-d. Two for Lses an1 Emor,.
oery tepsr,u for DeLares for Linen ana Whs
coos for MeTino and Woo Pads Ca tewesns ana 1"
ANDREW q. COLBY, No. See Gfsndst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
BERNARD & REDFIELD's BOARDING and

ID DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No. lS
2e.as corner OF St MAks place Tne Ancient AM ModeI
ansuases and Literature the Elementary and Advanced
Mathematics the Exact Sciences; thorough ComnereA snn
Colesa,e PnmAiD has bsea oresHted.
Ths Isth AcaSemic this Institution Will commencs on
MONDAY tho sh Of September Circulars MAJ be oOIsnN
Of hfesrs H. T KIERSTED SON, Ne SO broadway cor
ne of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
MiAin Sc.

FLOWERS gathered that cannot fail to create
.eafson the very pic urss of psture, ard TO
hed rec OF Innocence Th- bead ornsnsnts be
youd a praise Norste. Pss ao~ers IN baskets fr t.bls
sdor uelt A. he PAVILION DE FLORA. No. B1 Broad
Wsy, o.ss Nh'es-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
COR SAIL or EXCHANGE-COTTON MA

Il CHINEkY Er making f~ine or Thread vI 10 Circular
Cras Isper Dr,wirr fr,m- Railway Hsss aai through
Lh 50 spo< ee. Pieser Spni rl ffsnes r~isrsf
SpooeT Reel l5 feet OF .eh shs',Eg a1i Hsniers sad
Puleys. Fox EsI'ieusrs. inquire OF
JAS I ROGERS, Ne IL City HI! Ps;s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
Gonses ano farms tUautea.

COTNTRY SEAT WANTED 10 EX-
~ CHANGE. shout IS 900 worth of new FURNITURE and
LEASE Cf medium size HOUSE in 5th t. part o. .snt
for Ieat plsce FIVE 10 TEN ACRES. bsa ten
nile, fcn New ioIk. Address X. o.. Tu,une Once.
HOUSE WANTED on BROOKLYN HIGHS.
Brown front with mo iern iwpr,v~'n-,, LDt
than 23rl'o Any person having : Hrr,s sa.,
for cs,h sddrss r., Box No. 1918 NexYok Pos. Of e.
ard number sizs Of house All 1T pce
which v Ill be attended 20 immediately
WANTED to PURCHASE q COUNTRY
w STORE doing good Cash Business Ad res L. d,
Tribure ofce for week, stating full p,r,ic alas,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
A sTON RIDGE SEMINARY. for YOUNG s,

1ALApfFs.-Th- Rev. Il ,.
p-I 1be nert session commences tho FIRST WEDNES
DAY in SEP FEyBFk -. ,,.
SPECIAL ApyA,rAGrs The limited urnber OF tTty WIN
i've Teachers ssoh Prp large shTs OF senoo
The situation remarkable ir i's heahine" snc ossay VI
soepe-y T. 10 charming and hssltnal retreN says
parent tb- checks acquir" bloom ana the tsIne ,Sn
pur without exception h. yed IN THIS paue
Tbs buig combine beauty Of rchtecturs WIN nonos1
comforts suo Of bath rooms furnaces W
rs. consery. ory connected with library and paror nc
The sher, ;o..es very hish tnfee h,se na
the svartass VI European Hsye and a. seak 'hs ren'n
Peneh and Germ,n eonversatisn classes WI oe eondca
by the Music and Drswix Teachers who are natives OF Sw
x,fd And q, rmay hsse been conectsi ptoes"onsy
r eyers years distinguished families IN dermanJ ana
England. --,.. - c.,,h.I
In resa.d to religious tsuenee. kone-comfos and iAsntu
the School hss long been recommended tor com
bin stcn Of physical mental aud religious such
few simlsr In,ti'uuops can present. 49,, ,,,,,
Aeee.,i 2. bour- 9TH and Chestrutss thhsdsphs
via Cfe,te hours from 18Th and Msrseiss via A~la
aud Eockdsle ,-,,.-,
ucudu school books leaving no erTs ehArsr Shssf
s17s var F,rthe same, sdoing Musc ard French "
sddins Latin Drawing use Of Drawins MatsiN, tc
acire,s Tbs Res. B. : HUNTINGTON,
(,r.en Po-tO Office. Delaware Co Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

ICE.-NOtice is hereby given that WILL
~ LIAM c. sTRATTON Of the Township Of Acquactanonk
Pssac UNITY New-Jersey. has this day msde
of ali hs staereal and perscna-for the equal
Of aud that bis creditors
their under cath stm,tion, whil three
months from date at Meacs bas!n IN the Tow nshp
DAVID SHURTE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
NEW-LON NDON, WILLIMANTIC ani

n PA NtK RAILROAD bOND5.-Holdefs OF Fir. and
Secord Glass New London Wilmsntc asd Palmer Railroad
are reqles ed msse nm dilte report BY eer
peitOn of the number and suoun OF b)nd3 held by them 70
the Tressu of the Corporation 81 New London, c.
plan proposed make and urissr povi'On fr the
secnrty paymeat OF the which ruques that
holders .holl b, consulted. JNO DIChlNSON, IreaA
New IondC Aug. l9 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
60 farmers an0 Others.
60 Wbom il man Concern.

4 DVERTISING.-AN WINDS GEN
~ ERALADN ERTISING and SUBSCRIPTION aGcNCT.
Ns-sau.s stains the Nassau ia presents
the tu-iness community, u hasrg
Advertisements forwarded inserted ~ ts uost widely cir
eulsted Throughout the Cnted State CaIaas,
West IDds and urCpe the putlsA, s. lowest rates Pa
pets hle for ,nat.rE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
ITO GRANITE Three dollars q

DAY viii be PAID COED Granite Stone Cutters at IN.
State House Ia Of erection Columbia 3
Also travelling expenses doe after SIX months work II
further inf rmatior required bs obtained BY wrng
The time KEEPER" II the Architects Office
N. b. None but gooc Cutters nt ed apply
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

THE YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE, Ne 80
West 2h un'er the supervision aud charge Of the Rev.
HENRY DANA WARD and Mrs WARD, reopens Sep. IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

FAMILIES returning from the country will fin
L good DOMEsTlCs who understand cooking washng an
iorins so general boyscwo kers by caldGg at FONDA
:9,h s,s. n. B.-Good servants can get places here.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

M RS. MULLIGAN and Miss ROBERTS'-
1vl BOARDING aud DAY sc 4OOL for YOUNG T. .oTps
mo s"S' N.;s via 0Psa on TUESDAY, sept %
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

II DAY sCHODI We. Farms, res;eheItsr Couf ~. ID
MIL, Gov the 80, Mis- O AEN IN compliance with the
wishes OF her frsrl, has opened sdiss and Day Scssd
n The ye,e H. eciion sd hT bAy Scho.l The
.itu,taL 4 be- a,y pleasant a. every Atsnion psj -
he Crs AID sctus eS Hcetn ut o. tho pspa French
.vse uorb 1919 is constant coumu' cstion with the
~, ss a. rsio.d For frrhss particulars eirculsS
g. ROO Lookwoods Pubiishsr No ali broadvsyi 1t
8rsr =. Nuc store No 7oi Broadway address Miss
Or rEN we.. Farms The nsxs session opens the FssrA
az Q. September.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

vV'HE CLARKE SISTERS, No. "a 5th.av.. will
reopen their Boarding AID Das School for Young Lss
Oh MONDAY Sept l5 They viii be at homo after sept to
vel aop,cat tons
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
Wants.

A RESIECTABLE young Woman wants a
IA stostion ss COOK; se go,d WASHER and IRONER
p., o city eferIces c he' last place where she has W ed
years Cell At No 2s5 5thst between Avenues a9d b.
Can be days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

my or GRAM CoSsrnFD-Ioss or LIFK-Yestcrday IRE
broke out Ia the rear Of the large grain warehouse
south Water street. the second building west from Clark
street bridge owned by Mr.. r. Pomeroy resulting not
only In the greedy destruction or thst building with la
washable conten but that OF the large warehouse Of Mr..
John r. Chaplin, the next TO the bridge. Tho
nremen promptly on the grouni, and did all that
men could do 10 stay the progress OF the flames
The principal losses occurred In the warehouse OF Mr.
Pomeroy, which occupied by Messrs. :. ID. Pomeroy
Co. for storage OF grain The elevator constantly
busy on Friday and Saturday and II Ia estimated that
about s. COO bushels Of wheat oats and were des
stroy ed-about thirds OF which were insured. Of
this amount Mr. George r. Eckey owned 10 600 bushels
Of corn which fully insured. Whether the building
itself was insured, we did No learn.
Tho Chaplin building principally used Tor business
Offices and IN n Mr.. Chaplin himself had Office His
loss however was not very considerable the building,
we believe, being insured. Some papers and fixtures
were destroyed In the Office.
In this building also was the Office OF the Colngwood
steamers Ioes In fixtures, &c. say $780, Also, that OF
Mr.. Fokey Ioss about the same Also, that OF A. IA.
Wis CO. cement roofers, whose loss in chemicals, &C..
amounts TO about $500. Messrs. a. Morse 90. lost
about 500 In Office fixtures. Van O'Iinda Gale, bag
Of The building and their loss Is large Two stories Of
the building we're completely filed with baggage and
freight all OF which destroyed, though II u not pro.
babe that the entire loss falls upon the firm. Harmon
Huntoon occupied Office in the building Their loss u,
we believe but trifng After the IRE had been partially
subdued the dead body OF was found In the upper
story Of the part occupied by Messrs Van 0nda Gale.
He had probably been smoihered, and the water from
be hose pipes had prevented the body from being much
dlsngured No knew who the unfortunate man was.
-ChicgQo Press SEPT. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
The Railroad Convention at Cincinnati.

From the Iaily Commercial, Sept. is
The Cobvepuon Of railroad men, at the Burnct House.
dell President of tho New York and Erie Railroad
preside s deliberations and the selection Of Henry
e. ord of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad; NJ
r. sykes &C the Hudson River Railroad, and A. wilkin.
son Of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
road, Tor Secretaries
ON motion Of Mr. SLOAN OF the Hudson River road, a
committee Of the following named gentlemen, viz
Mestrs McCalum Of the New York and Erie Railroad
yibtard Of the New York Central Williams OF the
Michigan Central; Lambert of the Pennsylvania Central;
Cole 81 the baltimore and Ohio; Brough, Of the Belle
fonaine line Boyd Of the Boston and Worcester wy.
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rairoad-were ap
POINTED TO confer and report upon the subject Of passen
ger tsrihs.
resolution to appoint similar committee on freigh,s
also prevailed and The following gentlemen appoint
cd. W.
Pa c. Phillips, G. I. Hills G. G. a c.; williams
Mich. Central; Blanchard, N. Re. Sargent Boston n
Worcester; Clement, Little Miami RH; Brough, Belleion
taire Ia. RR
Mr.. Hortros, OF Philadelphia, submitted that az the
Western through line TO the Lakes 1.-THE G. H. A d RR.
end N X. L. RR y not represented In this Couven
ton may he well for the Convention 10 consider whc
ihor their deliberations may result advantaseously 10
railroad interests He thought important that all
through lines should bind themselves 10 the agreement
Of The Convention, in order 10 make IL servceabe.
JONI BrorGH, Esq, moved the following, which was
adopted, viz
Resolved That committee OF five be appointed 10 devise
report upon o. giving the orders and pro
ceedines OF this Convention.
The following committee was then appointed, viz. -
Tah Richmond, Of the N. y. O. RR u. @. McCallum, ~
III BE; A. stone. @. g. a O.; NJ Lambert, Pa Central
Perkins, G. o. Spencer. Alton 81. Louis; and W. n.
Clement, Of the l.. NJ. RR.
The Conyenton here ad journed until NJ