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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

CLEARED
Ship Louis Hcnry fBrcm). Dannermann calcutta-Iien
Elm 4nrora Bunting LIverreo-cornelius Griausu
BsrS Sarah Jane, Grmby, Mobre-s;urges, Chairman
Bark II Gamble, Powell, s. MarSs-smaIlwsod, Ander.
BrIg Pulaski, Hsthorn. Narssiiles-Thos Ds1an,.
Brig Msscry cr Eaes Cork and marsese; Hn.iev
= riy Hugo Dan, Peterson St croiX via Brandywine-
Rrs Beraice Keen, Port au Prince
hrg zaTsis Hayens, Richu,ond@9an Brunt sIssht
Iig Edisburgh Dsmon rsaosogr,.p,isbqry ssndford.
schr Flora ing Jack sonyile--c 4 h Peters.
schr Ihos o!combc, London, Administration Tall
sen csewe LIsde 20. Not Co.
ssar fric cen G Wv Mia,,os,o9s oTel
schr VIM Bacon, Avery Baiimore-aaller, Lord Que
schrF a bolt. smith, Baltimore Merrill Abbott.
ARRIVED
Steamship Keanoke Skinner. Norfolk, &c with ndse and
puzeni passed scir Myrovcr bound NJ sane cav PM OF
Ahsccon, sgraiycd steamship Jamestown hence for Nor
ship cou.ser tt Boston Berry shanghae rs DAYS with
eos ant siss to Cary Sto The experienced heavy wea
Slip Hartford i Southport Powell Liverpool Oct 8 with
skp JcscpilnS toi EaAi chaSey AnSerP, As days ~i9
rs passengers TO FGneh Meincke vessel and cargo,
paIk Peer DENIM, HOey Savannah Is days with cotton to
BIig Princeton of groesi!oe VETS Black River a Sept
p wa as s"Ga c ~ n New s e 1 ~ slrs se 9 9sS
out who supplied With provisions Experienced continual
NJ winds uearly III he assace spit salts &e
Big III edena (ol ElswoD Loud, 81 dney CD with coal
a. Bariuy A Son
Brig &, gnoi B1 Smith. Windsor rs. days with plaster
10 J Whitney "A Go.
Brig wave t6r) sercrs Windsor days with plaster to
seir Amanda tor Bgckspor Comics Jacksonville IL days
Will lun Der 20 master 2isi inst on Gaze Henry, spoke Br
brig Lark fruu Kingston. ia, for New York.
Scir Harrcih lord, Calais.
SciT SoFafh. Shaw MilbTld-e.
schr Pal as, Ncluis re, Rockland
Sclr Orrln Cowi smith hocklanl.
Schr SaFah pas iol. Portland Me
schr Ann FLOWERS, Bacon Boston.
Sohr Perseverance Rogers, Boston.
SchT Globe Paine. Boston.
Sclr E'inhn Rogers RRkcr, oyldcuce
kchr George Gillnm, Cooper Portland, -
pelr Iosetb Hal, foe Portland. Ct.
EcIr Graz. Buell. Portland CT.
Steamer jackson, Raksr Baltimore
Steamer pleDei, Iot per- Philadelphia.
Steamer Caledonia. Lsvhcd Portland Ne.
steamer Jersey Blue Kelly, Nantucket
Steamer SaciIem. Chaulker. Hartford
Wind a, sunrice, y: meridian, do; sul4ss,. NJ.
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truNkcr. Ma adOns A X smaller Iraft EErilCrd.
GA scaer Gs,on. Cork, sYork tsFk Amy Sickerson.
Boston .rig faears burns = Jago dc Cuba schrs W
iu.Nn Thatcher. Pcrraalbuco, hraxil FOOL. Augusta.
sIisceIancous and Disasters
s.m MacAriy ncase o 9 ~ Baltimore soT tyerpeo
Assistance has becn sent 70 hcr from Baltimore.
Beie N,ycy ASS g VOLS. ms was az Chatham 25ih With
and succeeded IN getting q Nonomoy
Scum stlrss,S, a Proyirce'own from Philadelphia Tor
clock rial, u t scbr james Porter Of ProTinccowe
disd aou q sc, saiensn While &c crew Of the latter
which the crew were IN, and one man drowned.
scuR MRryco, a. PoyDcsown, LET he gchr which hal
lie si;ers sPoRT on Ter fern supposes Par, Il The por
. ha perhaps SSa earn q Ba.Espor Her gn'rer deck
scl oAsS arrived n Ptovnceown 2rh with the wreck Of
schr haasa q Scarspot Ne loacei WITH lumber water
iEc ser was akcn il low ec VS. dead 6oiy on deck
bui u vas probably washed or lat night
Scum RAE RO,E. from PHILADELPHIA Cor Fall River before
rpoi,,d 500 y distress Win mast carried away &c
by brig Elnif, hence ior WIinlngton).
telegraph dcsrnth receives, by tllwoo,l Walter rsq Soc
rary Board q Cn.crwrsls da'ed Milwaukee oct Is
MlNagkie Total lo's q for Washington; All hands lost
1oolstHfc
,rScED-Tbc ship teonginso Tho African Colonization
Abrhhams a Aslorph baltimore should tie ide be suacien
g Get areadh olean and 70 rect delh q hold she has
epded ~ he bsS materials and IL The mos, su6san,a
parer This vessel he I'm q ne late oha stevens Es
e'y possession q be wherewh 70 build shu with
t being dependent upon the opportunity charter one
whenever a load OF euiurnnts 10 70 out.
whn1cmcn.
Al archcr NJ the m0ath OF Warren 2ih, ship Benz Rush
wat North Pacific ocean; bark s'a shell Ware for do
@polh ready.
Qssan 2s,h shin Fem Rush, Mynt Norih Fneilc Ocean
Pas I'd straits sgnda July g John Edwar! smith, for
NpedtoTa; 1gh North America. Lyon for Ne London.
Tourbed Bourbon Aug ~ John Cccaesha. Nh ca bbis
tp $40 VII last from New Holland, bound Madagascar
II GsSoon. Wee, Coast Africa, Sept D .rral. BORDEN Fail
xtnltr fruitp
stoien@oc, II lat & lon ca &C. Drcmo Of and from War
--r a.
shin VIM Iabbcy from Calcutta duty for London, Aug g.
ship Caroline Reed Franceyllc, from bombay for Liver
aiboosyn Of New London" Tor England, Sept r. Int 49,
S,ir ITeen long from Baltimore for Demarara, no date
"' - - Foreign Ports.
ASrwERp &c, SIN port ship Milton, Ncscrson, fr Bos
~ ssifr tay BAR SimrOd, whiting from Manila Tor
RSy,yia krr e-rn port ships James Drake Prince unc
,vr,ha par' e for ayre 70 discharge for REPAIRS bark
witch IIul'n an, for Salem. Sid July % bark Burnha
kenpev. Chi q.
rvoYS o. M Perry Webb, for liverpool ldg
CAtrrrrl Aug PIN port shius Art Union Sherman md
Amssop Rngo tor Boston, ready coho' Day QEenbrage,
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Port of New York. October "a. 1856

ALMANAC YoR NEW YoRS-Tgfs DAY.
srs EfsEs............ 25 soGS -. eve
SETS ............... Us HIGH wAIER........eye
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The skirt Wenyers.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

INV YoRg, Oct. -, 1876.
Tie statement Of the skirt weavers in todays HEEafn,
requires correction drs, they say that they only
earn dollar per day Now, SIR skirt wcsvers make
and can easily earn twelve sblRsgs per day-tha, L.
those who and win do a days wor>; and Ct
them make tao dollars per day and, unlike The
most Of other trades they have constant work the year
round know Of them who, out OF their earnings
arc saving money, with which they intend to 20 10 tao
country and buy farms As 10 their being tyran.
uized over by the manufacturers reducing their wages
tina, Is something that all wornemen have to submit TO-
and Consequently they OF in that respect
tbsn other trades, whose wages red iced and al.
vanced according the uctuaion Of trade AZ the Gun
rug OF Bates Trance In changing the wor from summer
90 winter sSlrss auy ubo understands the demauss
Of trade spowstha 10 the fall the trade ceases aud
that of the winter begins and so uired cunning on
sooos they were necessscd 10 do TO suit The sea
sons trade. oDe word A. 10 this strke-un, ss Swing
hummer tkirs paid two dollars per dozen at thai
line Bates frances weavers asked and obtained TWEEN
" Ave cents per Dozen which has been raid until
now--durlne the season these goods were In demand
Now the season OF summer goods over AMI they arc
not In demand 10 the same extent IN the market The
manufacturers cannot get the same prco for Them
ard consequently they seek TO reduce the price paid 10
tie weaver, 10 what formerly was, and when they pro
poeed 10 reduce the skirts they did not 40 so
with the winter ones becsuve they are now n their soa
son Having been 10 the cotton trade for numb OF
years past, know The above 10 be facts.
A HANrFACru RER.
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REFORMS IN CHAMELEON, s. C-The Grand
Jury If Charleston In their presentment recommend
codGcaiion and proper digest Of the laws OF the state
AN alteration In the criminal laws OF the State from the
change In public opinion 10 corporal punshms nj OF
white men, and capital executions They recommend o
r<nsntarya change In relation 10 az sates 40 AZ 10
give them ssary instead Of fees; and law preventing
the sale Of intoxicating drinks n the vicinity o the south
Carolina College They also call attention 10 the free
school system and recommend normal school In the cty
Of charleston, and marine schools In the hnbor Thcy
also present an evil the Issuing OF printed engraved
pnpers resembling bank bills Advertising cardss ana
recon- mend action IN relation to granting licenses 10
,ayerns and bar rooms-ond To prevent kdnayp ,na az
seamer--aud IN reat 10 az tullsiagr Ia CHARLSE
ton rented 10 slavts-and recommend better aceSnno
da.ons for the officers of court
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct -Arr bark IAcona, Bcarse ros.
'or tfig oraudo Perry Windsor, NJ sthrs nauua lien
~ EasipOrt: Brazil Pool Augusta. Curtis Wiisltv New
York = Snndcotk Williams, Miadletown. II u Gibson.
Croker. NI1adon: A Smaller PRATT Hartford.
CD steamer Boston. Clark. Nfork bark Amy Nicker~or.
Boton brig fahsrs4 Burns - Jsgo dc Cuba schrs W
n IN. 1.er 4lsbY
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chicago, Alton l. 81. Louis R.R.
r. II -s4.ExsIT7 szr---rr-; y,
~ u. qtsa15s Hris@sssaf Z. ~. st.-
AIRLINE ROUTE EETWEEN

Chicago and st. Louis.
ruins !edre Chicago for 81. Louis and isteyrne
6iGie places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays -Hcepfsd) sa.a
Express Train, Saturdays excepted IA ioPx
Ttains iedre y. LouisJor Chicago and in.erm<-
diafe places.
Accommodation Tram, tsunday', excepted 1@AA
Express Trau iSaturday's excepted 83oPN
Trains run directly through, without chsnye ~
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
IL ytan, Springfield, Car!inyillo and Alton
wiIrains run this road make direct councillors
IN Joliet Cut OF and Michigan Central b. II I'd ~
Joliet making this the shortest quicket, aud most re-
liable route between St Louis and New York, boston
Philadelphia, and the Fast.
With Illinois Central h. a, Bloomington, for La
Sale, McndotS and CAirr.
i,h Great Western OF iiiisos at Springfield, sor
decatur and Naples.
With all the Rail, Dads dNerg,ns from 1hicago
with daily line of PACKETS a, st Louis for keotuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets fol all piA, ieRuoneJ abeve can
be procured all the principal ticket olces In the
United states, and At the Offices
In 81, Louis In Chicago
Poet o; W ashiiigtoa Az q Dearborn street oppo
enus, Leyee. cite fremont House.
EICU'D P. MORGAN, JR, 5opts
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Through Tickets are good on either OF the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general Information can he
procured at the Cornpanys onicr, No. - Dearborn
street opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can I'ake
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CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH srs


(Entrance No - State Street)
TNSTITU ED sEPTKNBER, 1851 INCohPORA-
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The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon THIS
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The Collegiate Course l. tke most extensive, COM
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siient expressly for this school, Aknowrdsc (which
is alone worth more 10 The Student than the tuition
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Calculations, Business Penmzuship, and the subjects
Of Commercial Law,
Albert kid,er, ESQ, the popular American Card
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Mississippi & Missouri r. r.

Mississippi & Missouri r. r.
g Os e q 49, ~ l&1
I'm aud AFTER Monday, cen,bcr |, 1856, and u'ii
~ further notice, trans viii leave Davenport, Il,
Mu.caiine and Iowa city Sunday excepted ~ fol
lows:
u, Freight and Enigran, ,raia. ~ Sl5as
u Mai r ain Al $50 n
Sd Express Train at 4i5Pn
Tr.ine vii leave Davenport hr Chlc-s daily sun
days excepted as follows:
Ist Mail Train. AT a25 NJ
oil Pr tght Train, q; ) 10 "
81 Express Train, Al 100
Trains arrive At Davenport daily. ,sundsys eEeeE-
sxoa 1mx wrsI.
LIST Mil Train 1t Q I"
81 Freight Train. at Sss
3rd Express Train u 6 b ~
TRon TnN EAST
LIST Mail Train, AT 800 u
% Freight Truin. At % ~
3d Express Tram, at o5 =
The evening train stop, one hour At Davenport Ior
supper
All trains ont ~ Da,.nIor; will make o,nneciions
With Musca,ine and lows City
The Passenger Train eonnocts ~ Davenport sith
the Roek Island h Chesgo trains. The evening rain
stops one hour In Davenport for surpe
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF giving
Instinct direction as the destination Of their bag
gage procure tckets before taking heir sca In
tlle cars. a. DAY supt.
d-ci d0
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P.lKxE HOUSE,
50 Ciara street. Observation-Disclosures Chicags
NJ. L. r, DOHERTY,

IMPORTERS OF French, British and American Dry
l Goods in honrets, Bonnet Materials, Ribbons.
FEATHERS and Flowers. Nantes In Goth, Velvet ard
Moire Antique, and Mantle Materials and Trimming
silks sstins Embrcderics, Lsccs Hosiery and
Gloves Wholesale and retail.
"Terms cash. and bu, ote price OILY
oc;S-i3rn
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FERRIFUGE WINE.
tiN QrART BoTILEs.j ..
JFEsEye E,.7 sSyf,.9' T'fs FIJI

Fl>HF grrat,t Ne he We, d. y"gti FOR tl.rC'r
l II Hryr- aai 'Er. GhiJ = -r., Dumb Agu',
I..,v b e.. ef15- :ar D.hl'c ~ q, S-ass, and
tA.rs can b. better .yI't'U- nH'r'd o H. Meacy
th,n IT. rA;sasigt sal, a'h ygu. .'.'N u'rra ing
rttati,n AMI this il "wiis 60 a. h. uSlr.t '.m'H
TT 81 til nest w..d'rft sid a-t'ai hinv ou7's
that hav, eya, :, n kn.wn. Bang PUIry ,cE Ia
pounds, Feb ifuge Wine may Dr. taken with tn Ill
mast safety under s,aa-t any circumstances. II
strengthens the stomach, inv gosate TIL system and
en- rely prevents the langu'r and probation cl
strength which a. Nrys attends FatG aud sS AID
al billions dseas n only brs aSa h. RI i.+ AID
Oh cks tn fyeg, ~ ren,os' the d!"east vii iiv-
~ AMI othtr orsJus wh.ch he tuii! ard Fever
De- end The thousands who have use- The bril-
se Wine need further e. iieHcs Il II yittae than
is sppy restorative eject III Is truiy .ideI idi
medicine. and ule-atss the ~ ton liz q charm
The Art n scceul dose of FcoriGs Was Jeas The
chtls. sal Il continued lcccrd- to tn dittlans, II
removes the dis. as p"IulsEgLt!y tg.n iha system.
and leaves the body in healthy condition. Those
- rsous who are afflicted with Fvr an! Ague OF any
,s,n q bilious isra IS rec,tniu nd a 80 give
this val ab medicine fair trlal which = all hat
Is necessary 10 iu,tre sTcc,ss ant fnvtuc ali ~ i.s
srp rurty over very oh'r remC,ty ever .fered to
II pubic Certificate % III hiGa ! resr"o.stity
nigh. he presented 10 suOs. an.iate MI that (lI Z
IN IL, behalf but II VII b. ~: 70 in.r az ei-fc
stand or fall uu0n It's own merits
Caution q the Putlc--Be thit he u,trir ~
til. proprietor, john wISER is ~ lis eva nauivIi
ting ON tn PrOmissory Note, which = aita'i,e. -
tn b,ttom ., each engraved label ~ the b t,''
Sod - retail. by Druggists and NJ haut a. e.
where.
All wnnlcsai, rters must he dire, test t'JohH v.
ner, G. MRlior lane, n Y, cr 10 Ia, Bai!wil,
VIII esale drusEis chicrgo.
! !, II wholesale and r"tsil by A-ssrs
ALyOnD 4 VAN arrEN
n IN
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,.a..-r,, s,>uyrVu, suss,~s sNvm,O
INSU kANCE ADvkklIk EN- y.
-~-r------- = -
THE CnHC~1GO CITY
sAsAaaM a AsAs nAa a. n Az
IMNukAMkSk U6yM0RaWY.
ncrsre ~. X. as. -. 4A-.,.
DCNr6Orn ST., n ((slGGSs
"DVTa0 CTiAl'K t0Hl lliM
VII - Az AVSMS VSVVSVVv
DiToOtOrB.
EDMUND CANFIELD, ISAAC COOK.
TCkNEY s. GILBERT. HENRY Chaplain,
GEORGE HULN
o1ncCT0
EDMUND CANFIEi.D.P-.s. HENRY BANDIT. s~c
HEARS CHAPMAN. Trsas'r.
NJ GILBERT. General Agent aud Surveyor.
Tbs COMPANY MAS or,sn.x-d On the 9Th day o.
March A. d. 1881 under special Charter from the
y sstatAIs ~ Illinois and business cj'mene'd uh'f
w met tiN"l ADJ au~pices. It's raison "h'f' nos
D." hir'h hith auu reliable basis, ana VIEW 81
" tiFt#tty, soniiiess and efuisDrncy ranGs n ofe
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Quick Sales and Small Profits.

our stock OF Communion Sets Fiorentine. Mosaic,
Cameo, and nne gold sets OF Pins, ksr-
Rings and BlAcelets, Signets
aud Diamonds Coin Silver
Forks, Spoons, Services
SC, &c,
Cannot be surpassed. Dealers and purchasers ere
invite to call and examine.
GEO. w. STEVENS CO.,
cor Lake aud Dearborn sts., Chicago, III.
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DENTISTRY.

TAR RID. MYERS has removed his ofice TO Sec
IL ond etIrrt, between Brady and Perry. Dsven-
por, lows n few doors east Of Smiths store.
". hDp,s that his last three years constant prsc
tee In tnis city HAS gwen such tatisisc'ion, rs vi
tnduea those wishing ths service 81 \ Dentist .
=, ek his nc y location A. T. Lis vyrk, any ar,ou.
NJ r,I.re Il. - Eivrn 1, desired eept.-dt
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chicago Steam Dive Works.

WYE would respectfully inform the Ladies Of Dav-
w cnport that W. have estanhs heti AZ rs Sos.h
Clark 81 re-t between Madison and Washington sfs.
A Fancy Dyeiny md Securing Establish.
ment.
livery s-riptio. Of SIX, Satin, and Wooicn
Shsws iri Dresses are Dyrd Cleaned AMI R'>iort.
10 their .riglna r.rfrctien Crapei ShawlS fytd to
any shade; aso I.c- Curtain. cl"aude, hl ached and
warrant. ,olook like NV Orders from the country
promptly Attended TO-.
COOK BROTHERS
irI-tD 1913 South Cittk -. Ghicas
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Wilson's Celebrated Premium
SER.lR.

Witch IS a.konwlees.I to &c the 0.s. mschIno ,ar
rhresh,ug separating and cleaning grain now IN use
Our Machines are got up OF tn" b'st material, and
r. experienced workmen Having been in tie busi-
foc the past II years. might safely say that
sau e. up a. goa! a Threshins Machine ss any other
establishment IN the United States We also mann
fa,tvrc two and four horse Powers and Truckers
Job work, Iron Finishing, etc, done At the shortesf
otice orders bs mail or taleg aph promptly attend
81 10 sni letters Of inquiry cheerfulsy answered
navtrf.rt June Z ISSe-{iawtf
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,rnamen,a, House Castings.
E1xlllbe1'.L9x2ll Der
II the Rock Island Saw Mill.

HAVING received iargc ssupFly u L 6 sIt
i uyw runnlug our Mill day and night. and
prepared 10 i've orders fur all kind, II bgildnS
sad Framing Lumber, L.aihs Shingles and Pacing
All orders with which our Dastnpa ffi-tds ia
will b. executed with tuality .aa dispatch.
MEAD, SMITH MARSH.
10 : sand May 20. IL dtn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29

7OALL POINTS EAST.
gINHE nChicaso and Ccilingwood Route" lr,t e.
tabli he'd last season, has received wall meTltd
DISTINCTION from the untire Pr . and the Travelling
public and has been univ cbaraeteria ~ the
most fic, pir2s.nt rnd Popular Route
fahlished In The Ulon. The -nire arrangement Tor
1850 have been mat with the view 20 rerenrg this
Great Lake Route tine most comfortable, pltssAi,
and systematic In business srraGg NETT.
II j. ihr route for the Bl,ina ~ Man the Tourist
ana the Pleasure Se"ker. II abounds with tie Wild
Lake Michigan and he islsts decking The northern
ontlct The classic island Of hsckinsc the tradi-
tionary Aanitouiin islands TIN forie n th- Indian
Spirit OF TIM Lakes); and lie nsriorsrc-like Isle,
- Georgian BHy-fcrm sps D. slxs ansnrpASs, u
On the northern eptiurnt,
The boats arelxurIou furnished far Gght trAy-
RI aad by sailing arrangements til. daslish, pSss-
ed at the 81 rats and amoag tn. Islands llst Inst
and railroad discomtorts avoided, In tnr hottest
days Of Sumner, Traveller, entcy seDti. Iak-
tre-.ze.
At Naekins~. Boats Iaaie connectoG to ssult Ste
Marie and Lake Superior.
ON 4 riyign ct Toronto psastnsrrs can IA q fr~
hours :.s.t the Great Suspension Bridge and ,h- Pan
Of Naeais, trip 1t THROUGH the Thousand Islsuds
rontecross Lake Ontario tn the n.sti T.
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, OSwFGo. CAPE VIM
CENT, oGDfNsBuRGH, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL
Thence connect with Railroads. to
ALBANY, NEH YORK. BOSTON. PHiLADEL-
PHFA,
And all other ras;ern Citi~s.
The following ruagn Goat Passenger Bcets comprise
the Line:
KEYSTONE STATE, Cspt. J : Richards,
BUCKEYE STAIR, Capt T. ChsmbrElin.
NIAGARA Capt Miller.
QUEEN CITY, Cay; Vim Watt
The Louisiana,
Capt DAVENPORT, VII run bi~ecn Colin wod
and Green Bay, connecting with The regular Lue 10
Astkinac.
TIE b;,ats will leave Chicago, en- TUESDAY, Thufs
Ney and SATURDAY evening, AT O'clock touching
Wankcran, Ee9t~ha, Racine, Ahwatikee. Stehoysan,
Aanitusoa, Two Rivers and Ms,kinAI.
II TICKETS through, or to any point on the
route can BE- o.ta#' On board the Boats Or at The
Comrany's Otlice, i.5 South Water Street, Cbicaeo
Hor further intsrm nation apply m boari or to
GODFREY BRYANT
P1s4snr-t Agent, Chicago
MAS RVRp, Proprietor. arl