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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-26

then. Eyerything Ia the shspe Ct provisions is very
The great stan q Mo In this country il the psau.an.
which substitute Tor bread, and vegetables and
very good food havs lived for the last two months
oiors meat, before msntionsd But 90 fsr thsnS cod
Rave enjoyed very good health wSs sck ory ia REQ
time for six weeks With two bose fecns' one On tho
thumb Of my rsbt hand and che the middle anser Of
my lett band, but they arc now quite we'll think they
to the machinery Of tho company.
There good deal Of sickness mere, mostly feyeys
caured by Seng exposed to the rsa and SUM- for whom Il
does not rain il is tremendous hct as we ara within
AZ degrees Of the Eqaator All 1.-THE company's men
are now down sick with the fever attended the fu
raj Of two young who died here OF fever. They
came out with accompany from Phadslphia, on
prospecting for gold but poor follows their lrney
In now over, and they rest In the Catholic burying
ground Of Qubdo Three days before rived here four
wee buried. belonging 70 company from Boston The
various parlr Oh ne posinoe wn,h have gone through
up serne 8CG0 feet the AnIiocnau range 1000
feet the Cordiieras and $4,000 feet on the Loronas
The natives lime out OF ten, are lazy, idle rasca's.
going entirely naked. and living small huts. With
out furniture Of the comforts Of life around them.
The, little food they have In kind of earthern
pot anu sometimes on hot stones. They have neither
kDives forks spoons or plates and sit the oor and
es' their food Ike brues They too lazy to cultivate
u Is the richest land the snone upon. All they
cultivate is a few piantans and little sugar (Which
from which they kind Of half raw sugar. called
tuce. which s very good come plant little aud
few cocoa trees, wnch grow splenddy in this country
or corn they could have three crops year they would
only cultivate it. bu. they too lazy They have no
money. nor do they want any, taey clothes,
have no winters 10 guard against. whilst the rivers
furnish their 6sh and the woods their game Some OF
Them wash a Mile gold and get ont coucha 10.
dis rnober, OF which there is great quantity in this
province.
Qucdo is old Spanish city of about coo
part spanish and part negroes. is built the
bank OF the Arato river 40 miles from LIS mouth and
the chef trading port for the province that ives! OF
the Aptioctan mountains Most Of the goods eod here
English French and bring about ECO per cent over
New York prices. The trade OF Quibdo amounts to- |
snpDoee about $780, per annu and there
province OF Choco annually 300 900 worth OF gold the
most OF which goes to England. The houses are built of
cane. pasteTed with mud then wi bite Washed,
whicL looks very we'll Almost every second house is
store either large small.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-26

~ 81 ro N New Jersey, Tod schooII l'IA " tnnuh
ss.ss = re rirst Presbyterian church Grew. pr hur
"a II "a 2a1elh. cpGncnciuf ~ Inesdsy ms' ine
RJE IS, het street ~ Ur'on, rrcsched INC openis ~
- U,.. M, II II So IN ahle dlyco lrsc. on The
.gs n ruAstGt sfa1'fg a. rllei q US ehors u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-26

so Dell ok &C. s. from Calcutta Mas - Tor I.onann.
Itte. lai so la sfcrF
sp Borsua slC,s -c.a Syerk tcr Dcts ScaSs<e an.e.
sip James rIsAs sre tsp Nycrk io- B,avis, = dsss
ss,k e,ndI,, l,rn rirsn,cli f~ England 10 Gate,
nrT sllrsy, o. npcirorf, fscm er sos'ou. oct
I,rS Ma iia lps,rs from Bo<n Gar Jacsso-.le Oct "A.
Capr1fsbfy wv ~ miles. 1N#N.
thssHssh, co.er. fror Bosssn for Georseiowa. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-26

Tbs 81 The gne q y orpatgstioe IN 1880
embraced br' trD churnhcs The nanber ~ nos ln
creased " fourteen. rs screutu anniversary was held
IN lowell Get rrt a The r1irutss ot the anniversary
have lusi heen pubhsEed, and cansn much interesting
matter. The following table exhibits the churches repre-
scented The tatc ~ their orpRnzarr, tneir sssors aud
the number 81 mcysbers belonging " eacA church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
TN The SUPREME COURT Of De STATE of

In the bUPhE4L COUnL o. 0e STATE Of
s;;Ss;!': ss S:
a:.ss esAs = ~ s :!s 80 ~ s..4ni
he :saa s 4. e.!ess d. ga order e.:
Aac,ics q ske Gssrt.Hosss. IN the Town q Ne
Ss.sy Of :Is & Is. III s
,n.u: the norteAsea premises and pr.psrty nes'n.4
aid :;,,. in y sSs S jane.
have therein Trustees for the hcdsfs ~ C az
.noun,ivs 70 one million Eve hundred thoussna aoua
said norssscd premises and proper'v are asenOe'
.sysr, or,s.sed preni.es tss,sd is the Counts
Of ST. L.urence Fran kim and Clinton, ana vnnn We
~les he Norssrn Railroad M been located and eopsrac.d
in accordance with the Act OF lncerpenno1 o. -.
i heoa S aws Of o...sehe Lisbon
hadd NOrsei stockholm and L.vrsnee In ne Coun,y o.
and chsi..ss.y s n the County Of Fsnfn town. Of
Clinton Esntursh CbsIy Moee, and CssnPssn "a .as
Chsmpsn, ncudins within its eastern tsrm.ss What
Known m the Rcsses Point Bridge Pier Or a os
the Act entitled An act ssthorsns the Northern h.Ha
PLAIN y..sd july l. iss and also including the ch.np.n
Branch Of ssd road the River ST. Lawrence
distance about one hundred and .sventees miles and To-
..,ed n the Aforesaid town Counties q
Clinton Ir..n and St. Lawrenes and said prelses ana
any schedule thsreun,o sachsd describing
nil the Personal property morts.sed . ow. the :,s
N. 81
~ as ksilroed company
co OF ~ oe same oen one ana
bb ,oseiher With The srsnb o ~ a. IA 70 81 m
ouisL ~. ; % ne ~ 'ne ssae ooufsny' III ~
an S @ ,..e b.is;ny Ma eSces pnyese. ILL., ~
.cption now By the s. Company or Which .h. here
:. -, ., he hid from IN. n. "a ,h ~ & 80
PS a., R.iwa Denot. az g. ;on 80 III - hSsSs.
Standing or beeser TO be erected thereon and all real ssts
or hereafter 10 he sronr.S hv IN. ..d Comn.n, ~
setne f VIZ , vac nd al iS @ "a 49, 81, pssnsH
snd iii other ncrson,l nron-x ~hsf,o.v.r 81
and nature now owned OF er 70 % y the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
STATE OF NEw-YoRK, sEcRErARY's OFgIcE,}
ALBANY. August H. 1855. )
VI tho SHERIFF of the CITY and COUNTY


THO the SHERIFF Of the CITY and COUNTY
ofNEW-YORK-SIR: Notice is hereby given that At the
General Election to be held in this Stane on the
ding the first Monday in November next the ioo"n
officers are be elected, TO witt
A Governor in the place of Myron H. Clark;
Lieut., Governor in the place OF Henry raymond
Canal in the place Of Cornelius GARDENERS;
An Inspector of State Prisons the place Of Thomas Kirk
patrick, A., .,. 81, p.n;.,,,r r
Ali whose terms of Office will expire the last day Of De-
Thru Electors Of President and ePresdent of the
sstes ior the Third District composed Of the
First Second Third Fifth and Eighth Wards In the City aud
Also Repesentave in the Congress for the Fourth
District composed the Fourth Sixth Tenth
FouItsenh Wards .. the s sa as s u for lie Fifth Con-
rssona District composed Of the Seventh ane
Wards Of the said City and County and the Taresn.n
ts Fifteenth ~ Ana Kass WARDS In the O'''
in the conIss Sr I'm sna
Seventeen nth Wards of the City Of New'York;
Also Representative in the laid Congress foI the
Tw, ptieth Wards of the City of New.York
Also in the said Cons.e. for she Essin
Snsesnth Twenty first and Twsnty'econd Ward
Mayor in the place Of Fernando Wood;
City Judge in the place Of Eh. G'PIo pro- ,cs. Of I,.ao
A.o Sixteen Members Of Assembly said City and County
All whose terms OF once % Of Se last Dc
''A''' N. p STANTON, IT,. bsp, Secretary Of STATE
The pursuant the notice OF the Secrstary
of State the requirements Of the statute N qf ss1 made
'N1 P''' Sheriff Of the City and County of New.York
All the public newspapers in the county will publish the
above week until the election and then hand IN
advertising the that they may De- laid
before Board Of Supervisors and passed for payment Sec
Revised Statutes, vol chap title ., article part page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbuy hs. discovered IN one q our
HuHOR Jyoa he werst Se,isa do.cn common Pi~pie
He has in eleven hundred cases: and never failed
except both thunder humor tie has now IN his
hundred certificates OF its ~eue a Wthn
bottle, are warranted to cure nursing mouth.
One thr bottles will cure the worst kind OF Pmp!e on
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of boils.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst csnker the
Three to ave bottles warranted to the worst Of
pe or two bottles are all humo In the
bottles ar. warranted to running Of the 20" and
Tnr siS bottles are warranted corrupt an running
On. bottle will euro scAly eruptions Of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst ea'e
Two or three bottles are warranted to the most dsspe
Trs 10 fonr bottles are vsrsn.ed to cure saltrhesm
Five eight bottles will cure the worst case OF ;cro:ia
sssp e. . sSon. On. quantity
S.a K. 'a ss, .hI that weed
srowns ON the pastures and along Old stone x :hoas cur:
humor the .yem ye sasa iss y osr h"
Sd ' Of f1 IL tie Vicinity ieo. he
: .s ss,: Of .y. in ; sunss n children
y : f sd RtsS' e nave '
stored TO perfect Of health by one bottle n,
.rs,. cure IT, Il i've: great relief cs.rh and ds.ine..
who have taken have been 0,,e en moi ~os as
easy Of the 1anct,o o. 2.
win very singular feens but you us n0 LOT =
Lsmed they always disappear in from tour ~ben sS.t
feeling gone you wfeel yourself new person ns.s
Of the most sxtravssnt sncomiums Of taa e's' ~
listened to- .-,,~ 40, -. xy :.
Hoxbury HsssA Price 81 u.,,cxrvrp 4 r.
wholesale Asents for Eew-Ysrk; cLlChLNLA Z Co,
No. d Barclay CHARLES H. RlNG 20; ~ pnnvTs
Co.. No. $50 Greenwiehst, BOYD PAUL ShsnSsTsIMS
y Co No is I.idsn.sne; HAvILAND, HARRAL 4
RlsLIY WMsn. BARNES PARK no Sc g sScsi,s:
and for sale ., retail By respectable Druggists
Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
L CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
W.,en Northwestern and South western States bys
simon. RAILWAY The Road also Pittsburgh
with daily of Steamers to all ports in the Western Rivers
I'd a. Cleveland and Ssndusky with TO all ports
tb Lakes making the direct cheapest and
,.able route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and
from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FIesT CLAss-Boos Shoes Dry Goods, lin on. ma, ,o0 NJ
boxes Furs Feathers, &c............... w" ~ NV "
svcoro CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry(
Goods lin bales), Hardware, Leather 75c. per 100 10
Wool, 6c..............'.. ,.'''''.'.;)
Tusp CLAss-Anvis, BaggDg, Bacon and s5c ner 100 M
Pork lin bulk), Hemp, &c. ............:I wv ~ 49,
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon and Dc rey 100 M
Pork (pscked) Lard and Lard OIL -; ~ f Nv
In sbppng Goods from point east OF Philadelphia be
,,cuar 10 marx package "Vis Pennsylvania Railroad All
Goods consigned Agents Of this Road at Phaiephia
Pittsburgh will b. forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGEXTs-Harris. Wormey CO.. Memphis, Tenn |;
n + eass Co 81. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ind Dumesnl Bell Murdoch and Carter Jevett Louis
sill, XIV; b. C. Meldrum Madison Ind Spriema Brown,
and Irwin Co. Cincinna,i n w. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Leech Co. No. 81 kby.st, Boston; Lsecl Co., No
. As.or House N.wYork No Willisms, AMI No Bat
t.ryplsce New York; Z. Sneeder. Philadelphia Mssaw
Mons Baltimore Geo. c. FTanciscus, Pittsburgh.
For further particulars bills Of lading apply to
LEECH Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Co,
No. 2Asor Houss New.York.
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Philadelphia
H. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ SIMMER ARRANGEMENT commencing Nav S le6
Passenger Stations Cor

Paseng ger Stations Corner Broadway and CanAlst
In New.Yort.. Corner 2sth..t. and 4th-sv
TRAINS LEAVE New Haven: 7.sa m. tEx J,
1850 Sis T. (Ex) $3.50 For Bridgeport: m. Ex
i2:S sI5 T1l $50 pm For Milford Stanford Fairfield,
Sorr.I: 7sa M; 1880 s:i5 CI1)4: Sis 6i5 p. m.
For DsIien and Greenwich: 7sam l29o, Sis $50 SIS
1EI $50 5i5 Sis For Port Chester and intermediate
Stations: a. ~ 1881, IS, $780, 5:l5, 6:l5 p.
'cavxycTINc TRAIxs-For Boston: a. m tEx); ~ m.
FI1 For Hartford and Springfield: m. (EI) 1880 ?.
IN H. tEI) For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal
m lExl For Canal Railroad IN (Ex.) and II 80 D.
70 Wt.Ih,ld For New London Railroad: m. m: For
Hou,sionic Railroad: m. For Nausatuck Railroad a
~ SI5 o. N. For Danbury aud Norwalk Railroad: M.
4pm v voav ro, No., t,.r g On ak
~ Fr)I:50 (Fx) $50 $50 p. fEx) From Bridgeport:
s:lc, 40 1911. ~ En3 2n !E1l5:ll, 1895 m E.l
as As loss p (Ex From Port Chester: 5:, 6:43,
rs, $751; II so a. m (Ey a;Gs 81 gm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
Nem1lork DAILY Gribm,te
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-LOSS OF LIFE
Foo. The CHiedqo Pysss, Sept. IS.

About 70 O clock M, yesterday fire broke out 10
the of the large grain warehouse on South water
Bridge, owned by Mr.. E. Poneroy,. resulting not only
in the speedy destruction of that building with its valu
able contents but that Of the large ware house OF Mr.
John r. Chaplin, on the corner next to the bridge The
remen were promptly the ground, and did all that
men could do to stay the progrt IS Of the flames.
The principal losses occurred in the warehouse OF Mr.
Pomeroy, which was occupied by Messrs. s. Is. fome-
roy & Co.. for storage OF grain. Inc elevator lev was
mated that about IS, 600 bushels of wheat oats and
corn were destroyed about two-thirds of which was
insured. OF this amount Mr.. George r. Eckley owned
10. GOO bushels of corn, which was fully insured.
Whether the building itself was insured we do not
learn. -
The Chaplin building was principally used for 6asi-
ness Offices and in it Mr. Chaplin hnself had IN Office.
His loss, however, was not very considerable, the
building, we believe being insured. Some papers
and fixtures were destroyed ia the Office
In this building also was the offices Of the Collng-
wood steamers Loss in fixtures, &C., say 800.
Al.o that of Mr.. EckIey. Loss about the same.
Also that of A. Davis 81 Co., cement rooes, whose
loss in chemicals &C., amounts to about $NO.
Messis. A. Morse & Co. lost about 800 in office
fixtures. 49,
Van o. Linda & Gale, Lost Baggage Agents, occu-
pied an office in the southeast corner OF the building,
aud their loss is large Two stories Of the building
weie completely filed with baggage and freight, ell OF
which was destroyed though 1t Is not probable that the
sntire loss falls upon the firm.
Harmon & HmtoOn occupied an Office in the build
ing. Their loss, we believe, is but triAing.
After the fire had been partially subdued the dead
body Of found in the upper story Of the part
occupied by Messrs. Van OLinds 4 Gale. He had
probably been smothered aud the water from the hose
pipes prevented the body from being much dshsureo'
No one knew who the unfortunate man was.
By o'clock the fire mastered, but the nrem Ts
continued To play upon the ruins for some longer.
destruction Of Mr.. Chspin's building was not enu.o
and it nay perhaps we worth repairing h1ou. ncs
ty persons were arrested and carried to me %
Tor refusing to work at the engines, stealing &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

IN PURSUANCE of order Of the SUI SunfC . !.
Of the County NewYork notice y ~ sHY late Of
he Cy Of EsyYcl dses:;sd to P5s:e se Of j.me. W
lite No. 81 Iber,yst in the City of Nsw-fors On M
fore the tenth day Of October nex-D.ted New or &C.
day q March, 1855. WILLIAM ro"I"'
mis- law6mF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of s New

~ Yori -JARED w GRAVES aeshst Iffs &C.. -.
1ONNsap,mon. Cor money demand conrast.-Com. not
HIRAM STANTON: You .r ;n sis :e.ion which
The 18th day Of August is Ssd ,Ss CIV Hal in
cerL the City and coan,y Of Ss of your answer to
the sad CON plant on the subscrbers 81 sns't ~" ~
Wallet in ssd city, within twenty as ~ .ah ssrvise snd
complaint T ~ saI s Of sT hundred S,s
said plaintiff will take jadsment lor -, ,S srt dsv Of
oso one sboss.sS eight hundred and hyyr ss'ds' the
aus 9 Is.s. PARSONS RI00s, PansiTs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New notice hereby gwen ~,
New-York deceased present the same with nc IN
thereof the subscriber the Office q NO - Az, Of
March next-Dsied New. York the 10Th day Of septemoei 49,
NANCY NJ BLAKE, AdministratnA,
snl2IsusmF,. with the VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

PUTNAM Co., N. Y.-The ball ,is rolling on Inc
Fremont fever runs high in this formerly Dsmooss"c
stronghold. On Thursday afternoon tnsre W.
splendid Fremont banner stretched across hea -
opposite the Oold-spdss Hssss, large RspsoS~cS
meeting held in the evening, Rocky hesssee O'e"
formed. and the business Of the campaign Amy
auguTated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

IowA.-Extract from letter dated Iowa wy
Sept II: .rs .i. ..,;,, en-.
THE crops here are plentiful Wheat Wheat. e'nS'ns S
Repubcanism is rampant ana 70 p po, Young men are
az 10 Un rht the battle Of Freedom in Kansas
TIE % ~ The s,s sss @een
h aIa No roed overheard. Nearly all the state
rnsw. have coated of, and disappeared. Tho furni-
ture l., of course Q total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

FRox MosrIvIDEo.-By the arrival OF the bark
Seneca, Capt. Feinhagan, we have received sdy,ees
from Moutevideo to July 26, which Tspresens mat
place in very unsettled state, as a Tevo'uu0n "ss
daily expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-

" Connecting at New Hampton with the DslAwIS Nh
wanna and Railroad TO Scranton Greet ..
nd Wet and AZ Easton with the Lehish Valley hsa 70
Msuch Cbunk. - 81. ...- . -. y,o. O 1g5S-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Commes ynne s =, ,"n NJ,
Leave New.Yoh Esston and nternedisse ps SIMMER
No. North River 1t 7:3o a IN. and $3.50 m !, Jul o
VILE n fso and fc:45 and $3.50 and o:S M an the New
J1,rx Rsilrrsd which leave York from the 1901
iandtst 1t 7:So and II and ana srr rms SUIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
T. C. HouGHroS, Auctioneer.
T ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE OF SC-

II 4 PERlOR F1RST-CLASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n.
VREDE viii sell THIS DAY at 10Y o'clock az Their extern
siye Warcrooms 598 Broadway, by c. HOUGHTON, Auc-
onee for the purpose Of reducing their stock which consists
Of very large and extensive assortment Of rosewood sog
walnut Furniture variety Of the best
gu y all Of which has been made for private trade
and finish second 10 In the city
will be all warranted the il sold at phi
yate sale and the sale will be positively without reserve so Tar
ture be found In the city and h paricu
larry worthy the notice Of housekeepers and must be examined
be The Of elegantly carved
Esseres oak and walnut sdebosrds PaIor suites
and In muslin that can be finished TO
of the purchsses rich Center rabies Ex
tension Dining Tables Chairs In great variety
Library Bookcases Paor Secretaries rosewood
Bedeads and Bureaus together with great variety OF ma
hosany walnut Paror Dining and Chamber fur
piture Goods purchased of the city will be carefully
packed shipping Descriptive Catalogues will be ready on
The morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
,EY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

EIEW-.JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOr PHILA-
~ pFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
ITy-N.il Express Lines: Leave New.Yo aud II
n, and and =. fare, 81; II 81 l5 stopping At all
Nv stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati sl7 and
n son and the West and tor Baltimore Washington Norfolk
T. and through baggage checked 10 Washington In IN and
nm w. WOODRUFF Assistant Sapr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May

"UUSUN RIVER RAILKUAD.-FrOm Nav
TO- lt5S Trains will leave Chamberss Station az fol.
l.v. Espr,ss, m and m Mail pa ~ Through Way
Train Il EnIzrznt, .. For Poushkeepsie aud
y NJ For sing sing 1880 m. and si5 lThi, train
leaves every Friday evening ., II m For Hudson D.
M For Pe, nsil and 30 p The Poushkerpse Sing
,sisn AZ Chamber Canal Christopher and 3lsa for
Vw York Troy sf i:s5 s5 and TO- IS m and IS o.
~ ana East Albany at S. Is aud ll:i5 m, and D. m
A. =. SMITH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW ,
IN YORK TO ROCHEsTER-The ROCHESTER, sna
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 nov OPEN sna, ~ Mn Ivn
Yori and Enc Railroads. forms direct route nom NswiA
to Rochester , ,,., --.-.,, .or,
for sord~d by the wide by Ia the most des
bic b. tween the above-named cities - ,r. pu,.s
Tsehe,s can be procured the NewYork and Enc
Ticket OHce foot Of Duane e. No. ls5 Broadway Also
jersey City.
Baggage checked through. =, -, p..h..
FriShis will be between New.York and noens
Tor Win dispsch ANY information desired in regard
can be Obtained by calling the General Freight Assn o.
York AID Erie Railroad Erie Buildings, OF e. s.
Expr 90 Freisht Agent. No. 1873 Broadway. - ,,. -,
snndsv j. A. REDFIELD Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
H. WILSON, Auctoneer
POSITIVE SALE of frst-class HOUSEHOLD

III FURNITURE, nch Wilton and velvet Carpets costly
Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors three suites OF rich
Pearl Silver Cutlery &C. at No go West l4h-st, near
stbay H. WILSON will sell THIS DAY (FridsyL at lO4
o'clock the furniture OF the above house. which OF the
hes, and has been in six months consisting Of
barge and costly Pier and Mantle Mirrors; superior rosewood
Psuoforte suites Of rosewood Paor Furniture Ia rch
erin and brocsde do in and gold costly
Bookcases solid carved rosewood Center
Sofa and Pier Tables three superior rosewood Eaeeres
bic with doors and backs elegant rosewood Recep
ijon Chairs in rich and tspestry rosewood Corner Eta
ceres with mirror backs; rich Lace Window Curtains and
Shades and ormou Clocks costly Seves and Dresden
Vases Paror Ornaments &C., with number OF fine
Oil Paintings Dining Room and Chamber Furnitureeegsnt
osk Extension Table, oak Chairs china Dinner Set rich gold
bsnd decorated Tea and Coffee Sets elegant nby and cut
Glssware pearl and silver Cutlery; Cake Baskets Casters
elegant carved rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads do
Bureaus Washstands wit marble tops; decorated china
Toilet Sets best hair Mattresses feather Beds and Bedding;
Oval Mirrors mahogany suites Of Furniture In hair
cloths and mahogany spring Chairs rosewood Hall
Stand Olcoh Stair Carpets &C. Catalogues on the morning
Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
and sner Thursday Aug 1856 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duane % ionow'
viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at a. m, for Duntirk
MAIL Al 8:l5 n Dunkirk and Buffalo and interme.
dsfe Passengers by this Train will remain over night
AZ Owego and proceed the next morning. .
CHICAGO EXPRESS az p. H. for Dunkirk
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at $3.50 p. IN. from foot OF
Chsmbsrss via Piermon for Suferns and intermediate
stations , MAN.
WAY PASSENGER, At p. m, for Newoursh and Middle
NIGHT EXPRESS at .. M. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT, at for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter-
NTH. THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
he.s Exoress Trains connect at Emira with the Emra,
Falls Railroad for Niagara FALLS AZ
Bnshsmon with the Syracuse and Binshamton s1roea oL
At Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New York
RUosd for Roche"erj at Great Bend with De.wre Lscna
Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincn
natl Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, he. - d.