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Class No. ..

3 SO DC DC DO 30 sss"do
CLASS No. ..
Dry God,
sS s s.ss s %s,ssa a. ga s.alsss i
IS s e g !: si i::I :;;s g !:
100 do "a cotton shaws
80 q" s4wool,sS do
Quo pounds linen thread
100 % 4, GO d s%,is ''''
90 pieces -ilk handkrrchief
IS s. o., S'a a" sS',T% calico
I IsS, d. S SsS,,. drilling ="
asa do Georgia stripes
a ,,sSS % 81 % ss$ %ss'n 's,p.
900 do sa,tueis
' 800 do DO B. ; . @,e a%, .s,,,ng
5000 40 domestic ah'r,ng, unaIeached
1900 do cheeks, .tnpss and plalds
80 ~oiIsp socks
30 pounds best Chinese vermilhon
aaSe Dc brown si'"s twins, No. 30
500 flannel shirts
$50 '1 DO S 90 %S's and 1 slas DO %
CLASS No. a.
Rsady-madc Clothing.
$50 $50 0'uS 90 S'0'' ' paSs iOo
$50 do vests ,..,os
IoySua,e and .8:rieulturai Implements and .9zes.
1000 pounds kettles
$50 GssS japanned do, e IN nest
40 do 6 quart DO
90 do 4-quart do
20 - DO butcher sd"' Ani SS
rs NJ aun filts
isS st Gs ! gun ~G s%i.
80 dozen DO INES d.
$50 gross needles
$50 do dne-tonh combs
$50 do scissors
is do grass do
do AIDES
,! do grubbing hoes
90 do seeding hoes
20 pars names
l6O do chains
500 ara wing Rnyes 10 and 10 inches in length
$50 auEcrs in equal proportions d ~, X and " nch
90 hand saws
IS do do do do
5 do cross cut "a nIe,
do wood rasps
70 planes, lore and jack
Is do spades
40 camp kettles
900 short handled frying pans
$50 do iron table spoons
nc 40 sry he suatis-
Is do axes, 10 weigh from AZ to 8 y pounds
40 do hafar-s, TO weigh ~ pounds
~ 90 hatchee, 70 "egh ~ pound
2 90 uI"au hes, o'alh~ty slhe
l9O 90 1ihc mi top
NO 20 hre slteis'
Class No, G.
,
H0rih"et Guns
ga 40 do percussion lock.
goods be furnished az Boston, New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore burg Cincinnati, 81 Lou Detroit or Oh
specified accepted bds and the deliveries thereof
boIe The h day April nest, or al such umr o.
thereafter duHg the year 1857 may BE- ordered BY the Com
Of Ind Affairs
The VIII be reserved 10 require greater or csl quantity
OF o ARTICLES named than ha eched IN The above hedue
~ ~ 80 W ,5 :, ~, I,r.., mar - ,ricss
$50 ~ 49, - ,a,,ctn,c ~ Inc r,ou,cd ,tvIrs md mai.
q, % ~ but a. mos, 81 inc samples Of LIanEe NM
~, r. 80 60, s,,rs a viI bs mrs .say h, pronuy dor.
article OF stser . those eer, that simple thereof shn b.
iorvhTosd o. this oulce Al az cary daie - pfscucahr
Each bndef Tor aus VII bu required 70 txh sample ~ sam
piles thr KIND and qny proposes 20 iunsh ma tne depa
the % OF aecrns 'uh bid o. pos a. hre bssNet
20 be most advu gcous 70 me iha4na considering sefVceab
quaiiues. pItrc, &C,
IN" articles 10 b furnished must " az respects conform TO- an'
- - 1870 y slg.,, ,,,nr c,s,s IA snns s n,ay ~ ~,
~ ~ .s 4 rh . ,,,u n. ,,gidi, ,us sr,ed ma rg,n,,.,
,S'i ,s f \, nm ,gs1, or .g.n. appsind n, Ma, ~ ~ ~
rucn a. may b. hr,t IN any particular viii be rreced
a rrd aud quait Wirhn three da,s or Il not dom
- ,yn thrr. cerf6,d a. y,
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1900 pairs point white mAcknae blankets 70 measure " BY ~
inches and " sigh pounds
500 pa point white Macknac blankets, 81 by
rs inches, and weigh POI uds
white Macknse bankes ~ BY 30
inches, and weigh 5k pounds
500 point white maeknae blankets, 30 BY
So inches, and weigh ~ pounds
point white acknac Blankets measure % by 40
inches, and weigh Ok pounds
pair scarlet Maeknac blankets bJ by
~ inches, and weigh pounds
~ point Mackuac blankets 10 measure "a by
60 inches aud weigh pounds
TO- Pairs 81 paint Mackiuae blankets 10 measure % by
"a inches, ard weigh 10 pounds
200 point saekinuc bnnkets TO measure W by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
900 pairs 24 haeknae blankets 10 measure 81 o
66 inches aud weigh pounds
leo j4 point Indigo hus Ma kinac bankes, 10 measure
60 BY % inches, and weigh 10 pounds
81 Gnneia blue ackianc blankets 10
90 b o. inches, and weigh 10 pounds
Gennsa blue Macknac blankets,
90 BY ~ inches, and weigh pounds
400 Gentinea blue Macknac blankets, TO mea
sure 54 by 60 inches, and weigh pounds
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l.. ,. Middleton,

UnntfT
Once ard depot southwest corner 2 and 18Th STREET,
Feh 97--dau,h
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,IEI IA wtsd~m OF the Rev. - dn.y sasi,hI By ~
kunck 81 as
The Life and Travels Of Berodoius in the Finn Century "
Chrri n IMAGINARY biography fnuad,d facti BY !. n
hoy Mheesr, '. v O. =. 2.vns 81.
The Huxuenot ESTES hlstoncal novel 75 cnnis.
MechaBcs' Tables CONTINUING and circui
Giles and SIDES Of equal squares circumference II anf1
hoop, cutting of boiler atss. &C, sc BY Char
WE'LL marine engineer so
,niroeuc'iou 70 the study of Au by NJ. a, Dwight g.
Life Sketches from CoNmon Paths = series Of mercan
by Mrs Julia L Dumont 81
The RE and Prog OF III Enesh Constitution By
''reasy, Thrd edition. 81
Caldcronj his life sud genius, with specimens Of his phys
". g. Trench, u ID. rs eeha
lust published and TO- Gale al /. TAYLOR 4 NhURye
June 10 Books,ore On
H. irstsrs az Madame sevte ne her DsuRh'1
and fitenda, edited ~ Mrs Saah J. Halc vol. 81 -
me Letters Of Lazy Mao Worey Mon,agu, edited ~ s@
aayoo FRANCK TAVlns
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hereby certify tha my knowledge belief
above. named guaranors good and sufficient.
(5Rncd5 E,F
Mar s-2awtathMay hIawf
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New1)ork Daily Grib,sme
For Toe Tribune.
FREES SONG.
Py MARIA CHILD,

BY l.. MARIA CHILD.
THE People are roused They've sumbered too
While Preston grew weak, and Tyranny strong.
But now they are coming from hall and glen,
They come 70 the rescue-the FREE-SoIL men
The sons of the Pilgrims are bold and strong,
When once they are reused to a sense of wrong
They're coming they're coming from hill and
glen.
They come 10 the rescue-the FREE-Sou men
Their voices from Maine are borne on the breeze
Like might ytwinds stirring among the trees.
They re coming they re coming from wood and
glen,
They come to the rescue-the FRFE.SoM men
New. Hampshire has sen. us bloody curse,
In that servile tool, their Franklin Pierce
They will right the wrong they turthered then;
They come 10 the rescue-the FREE-SOIL meH
And the Empire State has soul too brave
To be- bought and sold like Southern slave.
Harki bark for the shout of Freedom again
They come TO the rescue-the FREE-Son men
Tie Ouahers are stirred to their nmost SOULS
Broad-brimS and traight-coats flock to the polls
Now blessings be on the green woods of Penn,
They come 10 the rescue-the FREE-SOu men
Across The wide rivers there comes shout.
Our sons in the West are valiant and stout;
Ey thousands they come from prairie and glen
They come to the rescue-the FREE-SoIL men
In Free States of Kansas banners shall wave
Der acres uncursed by sweat OF slave:
The compact is sworn in prairie and glen;
They come to the rescue-the FREE-SoIL men
A yoke for cur uecks, drag and a chain,
II despots can ull us 10 stun Der again.
Sound trumpets aloud from mountain TO glen,
And gather the forces Of FREE-SOiL men!
For honor, for truth, for Freedom they stand,
They re rousing in strength all over the land.
Their signal speeds fast from mountain TO glen;
Clear tracks for the trains Vi the FREE. SOIL men
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ALERT H. NIcoLAy, Auotioueer
nOSITIVE FXFCUTORS SALE of the Estate

II Of the Late GEORGE FORDHAM, deceased, Of Fest
broadway Cherry and Water REAL ESTATE by order Of
A. W. BIadford eco, Surrogate TO close the EststeAk
BYRT III NICOiAY will sell, WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2,
n ,J.ock AT the Mercbsnt,' Exchange, ~ follows 40
TIC LEASE Of Los of Eos 327 and S29 CHERRY ST VIA
The "a tory Bnck Houses thereon the soun
ado between Clinton and Montgomerysts. Houses zxSo
The leases cYre Nav 1868 with renewal OF q 81
per valuation Present ground rent &75 per annurn
the Of the lot pay full value for al improve
s.ents . the expiration Of the leases -
9he LEASES of Lots Nos 574, $40 and S7s WATER.sTy
With three and cellar Brick Stores thereon Zox
sseb The leases the Cherrys property and
VIII be cold in parcel together with the same. -
No 2lS FAST BROADWAY.-The LEASE of Lot No 21S
Broadway together with the sory and basement b
Mouse thereon the south side between Clinton and Jenef
~op ss House 2x4 and contains all the modern improve
The lease expires the LIST OF May 1881 with TWO
renewals p years each at cent valuation Present
around lS5 the Of the lot TO ou
Tor all improvements at the expiration OF the lease
TERMS-C asb follows 10 per cent and the ancuoneer
~, ON the day Of sale. balance the lat day Of No
,snts ne,t leases viii be deivered-he purchaser
20 have The benefit all the from that day For full par
eealsr sppy No S Chenyst, OF to the AOconeeI No
4 Broad.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. eommencns Nay S lass.
Passenger Stations { Corner Broadway and

PassengtT STATIONS Corner brOAdWsy ahd U.lh'N
In New-YoIk.. Corner 3th-st. and 4th-aE.
TRAINS LEAVE New Haven: ss m, tEx u
1890, 3:15 T. Ex) $50 IN. For Bridgeport m tEI
1890 3:l5 (F1 $50 IN. For Milford Strstord Fsirfd,
Southport and Westport: a. m 1880 S5, 40 Fer
For DsIien and Greenwich; ga l2;So SIS go Si5
I $3.50 5:I 6l5 p For Por Chester and intermediate
Stations: !, ga m. 1880, g. Is. 1850, 5:l5, e:l5 m
CONNECTING TRAINs-For Boston: a m. tEI) p. N.
Nx) For Hartford md springAeld tEI 1850 n
p. E1 For Connecticut River Railroad TO Montreal
a m F1) For Canal Railroad: a tEx) and l2:S p m
70 Wesfeld For New London Railroad: m: IN For
Housatonic Railroad: a. For Nsugsuck Railroad; =
H. S:l5 D. H. For Danbu7y and Eora ak Railroad: m
4p.m.
TRAIxs EEw.YoRk-From New Haven: $50 Z sS
NJ Or 80 (E1 1880, $3.50 p tE1.l From Bndseyon:
$40 40, 1913 m tEnl 2;H G1l 5;ll 1905 P % EI
a:25 545 1885 D. tEx.) From Port Chester: 6H, 6<a
7:S s:57 II 80 & N (Ex) 1908, SET P.
- 49, - LANES IL ffOYT. Snrerntendent-
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HrsKY Ii. LEEDS Auctionee1.

HENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will SELL at
III AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, Oct q at 10Y o'clock. at
N. ,.lesroom No. % Nassau ST., ELEGANT FURNITURE
"a SILVER PLATED WARE Consisting Of mahogany
No, Bureaus; do Wsshsnds Tables, rosewood suites In
ir cloth do brocstee, mahogany Lounges Chairs in hair
sotb de lame &c Brussels tapestry and velvet Carpets ma
ko,spy marble Hatsands Ocoth Stair Carpet and general
sssor,n,ut Household Articles also lot Of Silver Pste
Ne viz: Silver Plate Tea Sets, Tea aud Coffee Pots Cake
Btss Casters Card Bakes &e to close invoice. ALSO
~ and three rosewood Piano Forss elegantly
carved Piano made by Shoemaker Phla]ePha the
Piano The United States aud cost 5000 also sure
antique Bedroom Furniture received direct from Lsbon
MD old and the property OF Spanish
Nmsn consisting Of two richly carved rosewood Bedsteads
Bureau Tables and Cabinet; tso curiousy carved
ODD OAK sideboard The whole is well worthy the attention
IL lovers Of antiques it is style such has be-
k been in this country II will positively be sold with
sst reserve .
ATl2ooLocK PRFcIsELYA large and fine assortment OF
Bc handsomely bound and illustrated among which will be
6uud B. hacauay's History Of England j. Cowes Richards
Material History Of Man with plates cone by hand Wspole
RObe Authors with steel eugravngs; WebeTs works in full
calf antique Elss Original Letters Addisons Works; Cor
,L Bosrs phsl Dictionary; Johnsons Dictionary; Garsy
Bovndson Crook banks &c CsIcauIes and o Of great
n,Ih, too many TO specify here
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HssEnGy, Auctioneer.

vVNHURSDAY. Oct. %, at 10 o'clock a. M, pre-
esely At the corner of and Union sts Brooklyu
NJ, balance Of the stock of Wholesale Liquor Dealer com
pr,ips AZ OF LIQUORS OF superior qna,s smeh
will BE- sold IN lots 20 suit purchasers Also the ua fhuIs
Stove &c. Catalogues al the sdesrooms. - -, 90, 49,
THURSDAY Oct % at 0soh ?. III; o. no. iI 1o TsyH
HOLD FURNITURE. three ply and ingram Carpets O1eioths
sho,any Dr,, Bedsead Chairs, Tables CTockeTy
Gas,shfe Backus Paor Stoves Stewart Cook stove nc
WEDNESDAY, Oct q, at O'Clock Ia, precisely a. inc
,em,r of Cct and Baltic sts Brooklyn, continuation sale o,
a., balance Of the catalogue Of CROCKERY, CHINA, and
GLASSWARE comprising about 100 lots Of the choicest goods
M he
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Hy,Ey H. LEEDS, Auc;ioneer. n,,,,,r
r,rpcT- LASS FRENCH MADE CABlNEi

EIhoi-T,L rIe,ant so,e. Of Psrlor DO in Brocsce
TN. tc-HFkRY II. LEEDS Co WI seIi oy .u "
80, Ms RSDAY. sd, FRIDAY, Atn and sAICh ~ 20
,ssb ;s.t 4, the Wa.eTOOus Of Messrs Rojas to ~ -
p,Swsy corner Of Broone., the entire stock Of ,He o
s di,,oyibg partner hip and closing the bunes hSo
sIfe will sold without reserve. eopHsliss u FfeAV wv
800, in rosewood black walnut aud mahogany elegan
ayed Buacts in OAK rosewood and French maho1any PAT
s te Encorgure do Secretaries with satin WOOD ana pa
80 ladies' WoIk Tables, latest Partisan pstterns BOOK
ss,s, Wardrobes Amour Glaze. CanoPyop bedsts~ds
.s.nf Bureaus and Glasses carved Hal Chars f"" mp
,..vood and csnDs.s Suites PsTlOr Suites OF yafiou
ls. covered in sk brocstele plush &c Shaving Giss'es
s..on Dining Tables various kinds rosewood fedeStais
hitifon Erncb iuclosed Washsands, lined with marble
~ Croesery match; Library Tables Music hHcss ana
th y.rs desirable articles the above are all mao" ny
sh reach workmen and warranted in every Particular
MADE known at the sale The Furniture can be exa1
ned nv time previous
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

HENRY III. LEEDS, Aucuobeef .
"FNRY H. LEEDS u Co. will sell at auc-
THIS DAY al II O'Clock in front Of Store No. q
rn.s,t ROAM MARE, Ouud and kind years old, sired
~ W.,teb;eI tom Sir Henry mare, was bred at Glen
md has only cbapg ed hands has always been driven
~ ,.uItry and l. now sol of the moving
AZ York been pushed and has trotted mile in
800. and s,conds Her half sister sold short time since
9, 5000 Also. T1LBURY, DuseIb berry Du,er makers,
,s,y ,yish and nearly
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Me0ilai
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

n'HE GREAIESl MEDiCAL DloOO'E Eli
MI KENNEDY Of Rolbury ha; d''coverSd In one q cur
common pasture weeds remedy mat sS,r p,,
He hs tined IN over eleven HUNDRED cases ana neveI ned
except III two cases both thunder humo he has now IN b
two hundred certificates Of It's value al ~'thn
iwenty miles Of Boston ...
One bottles viii the worst kind Of PiHre' 90
Two or three bottles Will clear the system a boia
Two bottles warranted ~ cure ne worst e.iief u TOE
Tire 20 ye bottle, are warranted The q
one or two bottles warranted all hamOr in tas
Two bottles .-r running Of the ean add
-Four or ~ BOTTLES warranted oorrP, AID running
Ore bottle viii cure .caly eruption. Of the shir-
Two tAree bottles warranted to cure The wort e.'e
Two OF three bottle. warranted to The mort desPe
rste case f rheumatism
rbr,r 10 -Four bottles AZ war.ni-d satrheutn
five TO eight bottles viii the OF .rofnA
b,ueft Always experiences from the hI.L eo.e NO
Nothing looks improbable 20 those vho have IN vAn IT,
al the wonderful medicine. Of The day . that eoOn &c
sysy hunor IL The system: yet ia fixed fact If VOC have
humoI las 70 start There are no IFS nor Ans' nn 70, -
aleu-: H. ui'ing bat not yours. PeJdsd Owe.
,hoGs~d bottles of the vicinity Of Boston tsow Voc
cot cure. ever done in Ms.sschue' t.ve !: to chi den
year old % old pops Of .iy have zen md s.tby r.
stored to perfect OF health by one bottle
To Ihose who subject Ia sies headAohe ons s,s.,
sway. it. 1t gives great relief in c.aIrh and hr
sone have taken L have been eosive Tor a i,e
hsn r,euls.ed by 10. Where The BODY SOUND u WIZ.
ss.y but where there any OF me iunS ~
nature II ia sin EuAr feelings but You
Manned; they always disappear IN from four DAYS 1T
Tb.re is never bad result from IL the eensrHy -
feeling rene you viii feel yourself has ner mn
som. Of tie most sAirsvssAn; eDoonpIns Of u u-' e'
nt.ned 10. D vr>,,-rny ~ 40 " .rrer .
Roatury. Mass Prce e. =, c,rcEryER Co.
Wholesale Aseut. for Ne< York NJ p.ir.y
No 81 Barcav'.,; CHARLES II. RING Ne; ~, nmnpvIs
A b d SANDS, Ne. III Wlliam-st; MAhsn, On 49,
Co No lyS Green wch-.-; BOYD PAUL Sna p1npRINi
WI Lisa Co No us FrNnklinst; McKEssoN T1p GiN
4 Co. No. las MAIDEN. hnei HANILANp, -, $50,
RIsLFY Wausns BARNES PARk, So;,ss - ls,sIv1,,,
WARD GLOSE Co, Nnsen-isnd NTs IA -, a.
and foI seq !. stai BY ~ IesD,>t.s.s prstfr1 t-
lbioL.
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tl)ater Cure.

mr.. E. J. LOEWENTHALs WATER CURE
VII ain open during he wb'eI Among The dA.es fr
which Wln:eT treatment psrens Iiy adapted nd po~erfu
- sr,tp Rheumatism, Goat, ChIoS.c Inflammation Fever
and Ague. ke 49,,
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N. MEswIs, Auo,.onee-. m, o..
nv pANGS. BROTHER * Co.-IIs'e7'S'

I'D No IS Psrk row. .,--,-c n. % a, 81 O'Clock.
xxv :. a ~ ID ROOKs-C ompnsipg NSfIeS s,rs,ra,ed
,hssai Ndies Biosspbical Historical Hnc nrisS
VOL, Including many that are old Ao con many u
W. o,iire,iou Of new miscc ilaneous PIo.O1i.
ms ec,ts ,1 bsfore been offered &; public sale
{ C.taIosues are now tadyy;.,,vpp ,e.
FALL PARCEL SALE Of ENGLled ana 9,,ins and viii
Tie catalogue Of this sale !, now pn." eson
Ala .ssorment Of works adapted % -, n
~ the rare and curious Library Of the ise L. "
cT~in AZ. now ready al the SaesrooIn'
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NEW wIDE-GArGE ROUTE from NEW

- YORK 10 WORCESTERSHIRE ROCHESTER and
0ENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD IL now open and in con-
necton with the Buffalo Coming and NewYors and New
York and line Railroad forms direct from New York
70 Rochester.
The directness q TIL. route together with The superior
fort afforded by the wide BY the des
bic between the sbovensmed cities
okets be procured the New and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Dusnes, and No 1873 Broadway sso IN
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Freights will BE- transported between NewYork and Rocbes
with Dispatch Any information desired IN regard therein
be obtained by calling the General Freight Asnt OF the
New York and Enc Railroad Enc Buildings c. 5. TAPPAN
Express Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway.
trains on the Buffalo Corning New York Railroad
Sunday J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
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C,,TppEME COURT-Oounty Of Kias..-ROB-

49, WILLfrs .saips, JAaEs n ILLS VA
rHAeIFL GEAR ,nd ELIZABETH ais wiie-r9 The Defend
n.r,s. You are hereby summoned and req uIed 70
a.. coupiut m hi. action which was MED IN the OF
ice OF the Cerk the County Of Kings a. ne Sy h "a ta
xcr- .nswrr 70 sad complaint su toe Ioscflr
;, Ls oace Nc 81 wals; IN the city CT New OH WIN
s.vs .,,r ID. service this summons ON you
OF e cav OF snci servee: fl 10 answer ne .d
lain, within The tune Aforesaid The pAntiH IN tA Ae'lon
viii sYpy 10 The Court for the relief DE- 10 " Gun
piain;"'Daed New.York June Is, 1855 r. n BowNh,
els lgatwW fislh'u a'potnr'.
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar.
Act BY steamer ISLAND CITY. 81 s. and 10 N !,
and M The CARS leave Flashing, l. l., a. The same
hours meeting snc elehsnsns With .se Bosi .;
uuptey's FoIt Jbroogb IN 70 minutes; Fare, ~ cents
VIM SMITH SeperEtel SeKt
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN FARE REDUCED.-Only = 50 from New York 70 Al
banyThe Inland Route connecting Western and North
Trains. $40 a. Express Trim for Albany without
Of connecting with HIS Central and North
Trains. 8:lOs m, Nail Train stopping Williams Bridge
and all Stations above S:2o M, EIpess connecting with
RETURNING, LEAVE ALBANY-s:so . u. Express
without change Of s:l5 IN. Mail Train. $50 p u
Express for New York.
Harlem Railroad which for comfort promptnsss OF safety
surpassed. The Albany Trains fitted up with
Creanrs Approved Brakes which places the train under the
control of tie Engineer rendering the safest rosd IN the
Union Tickets be obtained Baggage checked Al the office
Western Railroad, Albany White and Center
Brooue and ath-stA, New-YoIk
WIN. J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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rTHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

without delsy ohspEe Of cars OF bsggsse 81. rc
III s,s.ms,s PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and T.
VANDERBILT Capt w II Frssse in oonnecnon WIN .Gs
roads ssyns NewYork daily Sundays excepted from fet
No North River FIRST wharf above bsuerypisce a. eIco,
p m and Sonusou $50 p rn the G!lvA Of me mAi
train which leaves Boston Of So
The C. VANDERBILT from New York Aoadsy. Wednes,
Gay ard Friday From Ssoniston Tuesdsy Thursday aud
Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New-Yors Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday From stopingop MONDAY, Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed ron Solirg:oa ~ Ros3 20 Provi
dence and Boston IN the Express Mail Tram several hours
advance those by Other routes and in npe time for a. the
early morning hines connecting North and East Passengers
hA prefer remain on board the steamer ENJOY nights rest
scistuo,d breakfast desired and StOnington in the
for Boston.
bsssAse MISTER accompanies AID ;rAr through
each way
fo pssssss ert' T..e-rcons freight, apply at Pe No
North River, or 81 tn Office No 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22

IT. WiLsoN, Aucironecf.
I SALE of Valuable HOUSEHOLD

. T(TIoN SALE OF valuable HOUSEHOlD
q .rNpEITJRF MagDi6o-ut Rosewood PARLOR SUITES,
MIo-F FORTE, Mcqos. and velve, CARPETS, GLANDS
FQkVt, THIS DAY (Wednesdayl at 10! o'clock pre-
Bpke go West i4th-st near SHAW comprising rose
full 7octaye. richly carved ease cost 49,
~too bfreaic Fprntur" suite eSpensvey cAfN'u
s3o ith thr richest material without rresrd 70 cos
81 Oval Mirrors with marble ,sbs aud gut cIaie,s
bvse re tor rosewood Center Side and sofa Ienes
ssien nooa Efssere msrbo-iop with heavy pate gas
ekfht 80 made order cost l2o about - yarus
seSs ana ot c,cesnt oder rosewood Corner Etagees
Is np Segis and hsyy na FasS c Sa
Ne Wie t,;d.,ed hroc ads; OH Psinirfa an ong "Hch
and e9ec'on y GS ssa p s.s in hiss
srceinn DC 49, rosewood and mahogany bedste@ds
modern and antique styles with vcI} gan esIe5
W r,n.. BEDS Bosteis and Pillow ~a'say Ea
s ~ ssf, and Do a00 r and Dnne Tables. China
rsse I.Sy cxpcnvcy dcooeS elesn M1 ,S
Tea Seis ~, md Glassware in baseHent' IAi.c
sSmon I'oeh s,p, Forks heavy plated CH'eis WIN
ses .ve Tea Service scs'3 @sf ivo1S Gallery &c.
sps s.Ne,.i 81 6Tstcass workmanship, and feoh'S u"
.,,d. Sale positive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of New notice 10 hereby gvsn to IL
City deceased 70 psssen the with yoeenevs
thereof TO the subscriber ct the once Of James W. Whne
No 81 Lterty In the CITY Of New York before the
5h dsy Of December nszt-Ds~J New-Yok the % day Of
June fsS6. NICHOLAS DOOLAN, AdInisis,rssor, Ge