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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

america This s problem which The people Of the
United States, with their characteristic energy and enter
route or y mem
between the east and the through regions which be.
Yesterday were uninhabted, except By the red Indian
and the wild beasts Of the prairie. The road from g.
Louis 70 San Fran isco Is no doubt rough and long and
the accommodation by The Of the best bu. more
than railway has been o)eoed and We presume IN
due tim. that line at least viii be made When
see neehbors tins active and entersing in opening
up new neids for the exercise OF their eperges,
are naturally dsr osed 10 ask whether we cannot
follow their example. Tue British territory in
North America reaches frog, sea 70 sea, as well as
the immense advantage Of ts great fresh lakes,
stretching for hundreds Of miles into the interior OF Tho
mensons Would il not be possible TO construct railway
from the extremity Of these akesthat u.s. from the west
ern extremity OF Lake Superior TO the Pacihos BY draw
NC line nearly straight westward IRON the point in
question, traverse the territory Of British OOlum
@ WAN Us untold mineral treasures and We arrive At
thirteen hundred mNes-a formidable undertaking,
doubt but when we reoolect the speed with which long
hines OF railway nave been constructed in that Of the
world as well in American az In British territory need
not allow this circumstance 70 alarm The real question
10 be considered whether the would likely pay
The expense OF its construcon There questions,
both political and social, mixed up with the subject,
hut, however important these NAV be- We may assume
That unless u can be shown that the line is likely to
Will never be made. Now the peeunary results OF the
undertaking would depend chiefly IL not altogether, upon
the nature Of the territory which would be opened by
the formation OF the railway. Ii that territory is bar
rem waste, or II Is covered with mIenetrabe forests
NhSh pv ~illont
We may rest assured that will not attract the settler.
H. on the other hand the land is well adapted cooni
.atoB wemay be equally certain that the formation Of
railway w attract thousands Of adventurous Canadians,
as well as emigrants from this country and back woods
men from the Western States What then, is the
Of the territory which hes between Lake Superior and the
FaciicY is barren waste as the hudson Bay Company
would ain bave us believe, OF is i rich PRAIRIE
pablo OF producing IN abundance everything necessary
Tor the susionaAce Of man Il is absolutely necessary
10 deter NINE tins question before form ny opinion
as 70 The ieasolhty OF constructing railroad arough
British territory 20 the Pacific.
hosi Of our readers are probably aware tina. much i'm
poflnt evidence adduced upon these points before
the committee which lately sat upon the Hldson's Ray
Company but the evidence addnced was, generally
speaking, strongly tinged with prejudice either Tor
against that corporation.
We believe thar should act wisely, while diploma
lists dispute about Central America 10 forthwith 10
account the immense advantages which already pos
IN the western hemisphere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

upNGARfAr wTNtS.
The subscribe es he attention ~ and The
trade deiccss Wines nequae for pury aud favor
- Dozen upwards The celebrated unscsl at " 10
per dozen. and wood rm u per gallon and upwards for
bsh and csres the finest hungarian champagne
french @l2 sample toVcs IS containing hooks,
''a'e''' TREUNp fRGssivGER. no water street
1'uE GAyBTTy INDICATED PAPER THE ONLY DE
pot o the cscnverer aud Manufacturer 81 hs wonderful
article wht'h everybody should az ~ Ann street II IL
for eale by all respectable druggists n. r. cai@ud.r TO-
frr saie Philadelphia Mrs Hayes d Hronklyn. Re
that T. g. Gayes wer marked "a each acct, and ns
autograph every label.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

sugars have been firm throughout the week. with
derate business doing. Provisions have been set with
tendency TO mprovementS, the close OF The week. IN
tea there have been transactions any Coffee
has been steady with tendency toward higher prices the
stock hand estimated at III 1866 bags Rio and 73 900
mats and bags Of all kinds. Hides and eather have
quiet. Wool continues to improve; the dsmand-loosng
forward TO active business next years large, and the
clip and import have both been below the average The
dry goods quiet, usual at this season. they
pcct handsome spring trade.
The following comparative Custom House tables viii
convey accurate idea Of the trade Of the por; Tor
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SUNDAY, Dec. III, 1853.
The week which has Just ended broken one. and
this always operates against business many leav
ing the day before the holiday, deierring
tons TIL after Il. In mercantile circles the most
portant question agated at present rs the cotton crop,
which many persons still think viii exceed 500 900
bales The receipts the ports continue increase they
last statement 234 ba in OF the guam
tty received at the ports 70 date last year. Re
ports from interior towns and depo.s throughout the
Southern country state that former period the
accumulation OF cotton so large IL is Under The
circumstances 1t is natural that the price should decline.
Since last week the decline here about 90 A c.
We hear of similar dc cline Europe The prospect,
indeed, is very unfavorabe for The parties tins siie
who have been unyiolding in their views holders.
In short while India, whose export Of cotton 70 Great
Britain fell on in consequence of the pending hos
ities from 1000 bales in 1857 70 about 10000
n 1858, viii begin TO export freely more
il will be difficult TO maintain prices in the face Of THIS
additional supply, 70 say nothing Of the large crop in
Southern States There has been movement the
breadstufs market prices If anything, shade eaer
they considerably below the of production AMI
freight In illustration OF what said few days
in referring to the effect of the small export of breaistus
the foreign exchange market, we give the following
table OF our exports of breadsus since LIST SEPTEMBER
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Al. BLrEesrs. Aac,iont.-
A. N. MssvD Auctone~r.
DY BANGS, NERWIN s. CO., Trsde-Seis

THURSDAY .:1 FRIDAY Nov fa-d 8 8. O'Clock n
CURIOUS AND VALUABLE BOOKS-Forusins toe entr-
library of the ie Hermann T. Ludewa LII D. copsi-inS
collection o. fbe and choice kLno bbhogapty
American History Biography. Voyszs ant Trav-s and As
oesneogs Li.fs eubrcuz sery rse, curoa an
valuable books BE- obtained Cs.Aio rAy - nsd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
DEfAKTM.Sr OF FINANCE, CosrraoLLgEs OFFicE,}
NEW-YorK. Oct 7. 1883 J
TERRY LEASES at AICTIOE-By virtue


Il authority vested IL him BY the Lersiurs Of ne
State and the Ordinances Of the Common Cornell the Comp
tTueT vii sl public s1ction 10 the hrtes bidder VITA Al.
qus,e security. at the City HAL. TUESDAY NOV 10 'e
ofGTaId. +. E. Nez.YoTt foot Of Grand Brco<.
lyr. f. d. tWi-Amsburgh) including the Brkhesds Perh
Floats bds and other fixtures sppestsai 70 sad ferrJ
eabslmeH for tee term Of TEN YEARS from the hra saJ
Of May, less.
A. The time and pace the Comptroller vii eel ~ pubic
auction 70 tie h4hes; bddcr With sd qua,- security LEASE
or THE FERRY, pre s,abaed from the uorthery
basin .; Peck alp, NewYok. the foot of South TIA st.
Brooklyn, T.. d. Wiambu.h some landing pace IL
said Brooklyn, adjacent to the too. Of South 7h With All the
porstioa Of the City New York me Of TEN YEARS
from the trs. day vi Mag. 1859.
The conditions of the lease 20 b. in the usual
fern OF Ferry entered into By the CoPosoa
The lease Tor EACH the S-rries De made
10 eoIor the Of the City Charter IN rAsn
20 F, AID contain the ps.t Of the
lessee hs lie viii conduct and rsGsze the said Ferry agreeable
10 such rules ius,oa. ordinances or bylaws now are OF
hereafter from time BE- passed the Com
Council VI State Legislaiure.
CONDlIlONSThe purt hsser OF the Ferry Lease and IL
ihe Cole the City Reyeuue equal to y per Of
the bid for the annual rent apply the rent q the
year he with the oyensnts
otherwise be forfeited the Corporation. He will be
BY sur,tiss this eject thai he viii execute bond With
b. approved BY the Comptroller, for the a
payment Of the rent quarter yearly aud for the faithful
On the The fee. Of the
snd the expense Of the es 10 be paid by the purchaser snd
expense whatever b. incurred b. The Cooperation for
In with pier slip bathesd premises proposed
o. BE- leesed during the term Of the lease
Should the OF the Ferry from Peck p BE- purchsse BY
other pas than the present Ferry Company they w b-
titled have the boats and 6Itures necessary FOR the puposs
o. the Ferry s1din2 the landing at BroIyn Nv as ourgh
new -e. in the parties c.nne, 80 70 the amount
90 b. paid for the A. c. FLAGG Comptroller
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

A. j. BLErcKER, Aucttoneer
30 LOTS ON I'D and 4TH AVENUES,
10 7Sd and 74,h stIee,,-A. J. BLLECKER, son Co t,
will eel Auction TUESDAY, Nov 8, st IL O'clock a. the
Merchants Exchange:
On 3dav.-Northwes corner 7Sd st. lots.
On TSo st--6 lots, north side, adjoining above.
On 4l-ev-Southwest corner !ithst, lots
ON hst-f lots. south side, adjoining above.
The s and Sd lots OF proper grade and ready for
immediate the street containing and Crotop aud being
fsgged cuTbed Ac Terms liberal maps kc 1t No Broad s
Q,390
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
NETWORK and dNEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGSMPST. 1873

Corirercnf November !, lSs-
Psssere- S.aiol In S-w-Io.k 27ths Al e. sv
soersuce e7-h-st
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORK-
For vHsvel g N tex leth 2:t,, Tex 80 sSd
t.So p For Brdssfor ~ teLli i2:45 - 'eL
S;aS and 4o D. FOR Aci, S;.sttord, farie!d 5ou.h
pm w-s.Por- i.i,5 It' .nd - p n. For Nor
vaIk Ia N Il -, 2+5 tex 5f5. f:S $50 p For Ds
r~n srd Gr-en~ eh Il: IS S:t 45o, 80 70.
stamford n tex l2:t5 IS lex 5:tS tjs. $50
Por Por. Chester azd n.eredAse s,A,ionA ". ~,
SIS 4:sa $50, $50 2. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Pos Boston t-x.l, 2i5 n. s-x For Hartford "A
anrinxf-ii ia n texl 2:t o n (eKb Por Conn-ct.cu.
R,r Railroad 70 hor;TrL - n l-Il rorCs-s RAILROAD to
Eor-bsmp.or. Tex and Z - p m. Bcr NewHav-a
ard Loosoa Rslrosa ana - n For Hor
tonI, Rarro4t 4 e For ~. I,.gcx Rslrcsd q n !
AS o N For DsassrJ snd norwak RA..EosA. . /,
1t;pu- JiNES Il. H0 ", - gir.s is--
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
ALBERT ii. NIooLAy. Aucton-er
DEREMPTORY SALE Of the JERSEY CITY

i GLASSW ORkS at tAUCTION.-ALBERTH H. NICOLAY
will cell without reserve, MONDAY Nov g. st IL O'Clock
at Merchsn Exohanfe N T. the well known property OF
the JERSEY CITY OLASsWORkS erected IN 1879 and en-
lsrecd in 1885, comprising twostory brck building with A
addition built Mixilz The 9lasshouse
Per suae of II full lot. Of ground fronting go feet on
Nashinzou-st-, and running back Essex and Bergen
each Is fu lots OF ground south Of the Aors
Canal connected with the Glsshouse The Cutting shop 10
Of ample dimensions and IL worked by engine The
Store Packing spacious aud the works contain
al the accommodations for Glass Factory Of the
lases The premises derive their original title FROM the
Associates of the Jersey Company The situation convenient
70 the ferry The lots Nos 6 Bereena and IS Essex
subject grvund 10 each lot The
or. payable previous 2oh December 1885, and the
the whole property s about 400. The water rrut the
property is per The NewJersey Gen.
trs Railroad Company have pettioned the NewJesey Legs
.bonsb that in such an event this property would be wanted
for the Conpany depot grounds. The attention Of capitalists
directed this the property constantly increasing In
vano snd for pay large profits Terms liberal
title indispu.abe Fohhographc maps and handbis
tanning al. information sppy at the office Of
ALBEIT II. NiCOLAY. Auctioneer.
No. Broad.st, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
n q. Said complain. Va. fled Sept. 90 ias ol l,.swy

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
y York-THE BANK or COMMERCE IN NEW ,r.O,h.sAz
ssaiE.t THE OHIO LIFE lSsI MnSh ArD -
COMPANY-Chzrles Scetscn. John O. Wrisn sam ro,'Sl
George Crawford. Clement DieiriSA sy' -
samuel B,o.dven Asnses of The OhiS Lille insui.oe ~
IT,, conn,nv. The Franklin Branch of he STATE bsnh
Obo a, Columbus; The Lossn Branch of tne ss's bsnt
Ohio n. Norwsk bans Brsnsh Of tho state Bank oil Vy
IL HanL The huskisglm Bganca Of the STATE osns
~ Ohio A. Zsn.s,. The Glensy Brsnc OF ths stat. 90
s,,.r Bark of Ohio The summit County Bank ~ CuyssS
y.l, Tbs M.rchsn and Mechanic Bank Of Whselns N N
Ros. Co.rty Bank Branch Of the State Bank Of Oaso
Prr.drn Directors and Company u the Nndnan banf -
OCEAN BANK Of the City Of New York Tie Amessn Epas
B.aI; Tho Phonx Bsnt Il ,he City OF New YOrt rt.ns
carti. Bsnk The Merehsbts Back IN @ City Of Ns~ i9s'
Edward Pnme, Nathaniel Prime. and Edward Prime y -, A.
snd,r DsnDistoun, Jo6l Dolnistoun William |" oci VIZ
Gross BENJAMIN T. Dswson, John Wafer Wood. AeAsSs 80
Dernistoan u. Robert Denns,oun, Thonn Sensr Joa.
aohsIsa fUilr, JAnss Campbell sad NiIiAm 80. n
James Blown, William Brown, s.swaT. Brown, Jane,
Brown, Stewart H. Brown, Francis A. Hanl.o,, CeyyI
Brown sad Msrk w. Conet; Jsme, Rose fhrni1 ursso,
Thomas L. Hsle.t J. Hamilton Wsos snd Chafl,. -.ct
John l. Hobbs Charles }. Wood and Wthar " t.,
Ebeueze o. Grosvrnor, William W. Murpny and w. Y
Wiley and Benjsrnin Wiley and Amss. Van heos ,.S
defendant. above named, and 70 each OF tnrn;
scmuior.d and required TO answer tho comp aiH
Of which q copy herewith served upoa you, Ai ~,
copy Of your the ssii plain, 90 me ~ Nsv
hi, ofsce No IS Wslss Jscncey Cour,I u tne 0y
Yo-t vi,bin twenty DAYS The service ne'eo' ,sp
Tho d.y o. r,ch ssryoe end yoe al 70 sisr, 20. v1
p..nt within the tiu~ Aforesaid .he r.innf u l
spply 20 the for tie relief de,naudsa - GvtN
Ds'eo' A'Bc'' 80 1~ Pnaatlds Atossssry...
TT. eompa in this s.ioa e'ed ia ,se oms a.y
Of the CITY Count, Of ee~f "a u, 'ssfI2IwiS
Of October. lzss. DHNI Ip,.G,.isi. Ansssey
o.sisssrk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

FORECLOSURE SALE.-Positve sale at the
Getty Hou,e, FRIDAY, Nov s. at noon, Of the yalus
be COUNTRY SEAT containing $50 feet fropt by 75 feet In
d,ph Wit. handsome Dwelling House Out. Bi.jnzs Sc.
side of the Post Road about half mile south OF the
\ Of foukea Title perfect 10 pr cent down. ard O.
may mortgage for three years Look at the
InUi.es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

A. j. BLEEoKER, AuctioneeL
OTH-AV. and 6-TH-ST. LOTS.-A. j.
~ BLEECkEI SON Co., will soil at Auction. WE'D
nESDAY November 10 ct IL o'clock. at the Merchants Ex
change:
On sh-sv south east Of s8tb choice Lots
6h-st IL choice Lots sou eide, edjoing above size,
eNOO each only hsa block from Central Park o.
can rrIrain. Maps Ac., at No Brosd-st 1881
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

CVTOVE POLISH.-A very superior article for
Uis Gle an darsbie sad brilliant aaA eKo~eds
b,a, = tbe tiad the market h cleo ssrs s.vins u
,Aesr QCAklEkAAN sVN' ii< '0aa"' Ns~'ssf@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

IN end a@r MONDAY Msy TO- 1852 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will lesyo Pier o foow
DUNkIRk EXPRESS g N, for Dunkrk aud principal IL.
t.rrnedia,e Stations
MAIL TRAIN a. n. for Dlnkrk And Buffalo and in;er.
mediate S.stions
ROCKLAND PASSENGER 9, r. n from FOOT Chsnberss-,
via Perou., for Suferrs and int rInediA;e Stations
WAY PASSENGER a, 4 p. tn, for Newbursh, Mdd.-to~u
and intern edste Sts,iona
NIGHT EMPRESS a. .. m, for Duat,rk and Buffalo.
The above rrsins run daily sunday. excepted.
These Express Trains Eluirs with Elnr Can
sniaigus and Eassa Pals Railroad for Niagara Fsl Bing
with Syracuse and Rsrosi Dr
At Corning with h- Buffalo, Corning aid NeYork Railroad
for B~rd the D-lavare
Wes-rn Railroad FOR Scranton; HorBssyis with TIE
Buffalo and Heiork City Rsrosd, for Buffalo At But2o
and DInsisk with the Raoai for Cey-4ad Ctr-
cinrs;i, Toledo Detroit, Chiesgo. &c.
3. 4. HEADLEY, Assistant President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

oFFIcH AMERICAN GrAso COMPANY
(No 66 William st.. cor Of Cedsr.) :
NEw-YoRK. Oot. II. 1859.
THE HOLDERS of the SCRIP STOCK of the
Il AMERICAN GUANO Co. hereby notified that the
fourth called and msde be-
fore Dec By the terms Of subscription aud the at
Of Incorporation ell Scrip Stock which The are
Will forfeited This forfeiture will be enforced on the et.
minson Of the call for the fourth us.sment previous TO
which the secoud instauent VIII BE- received with interest
Sept 1887 and the third installnent with interest from
Rept 1 las. By order of tho Board Of Truste-G
JAS. g. WYCKOFF. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

OFFICE Ia Crosse AND MILwauREs RMLRoApCor}
EEw-YoER, sept. 10, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the holders Of the
IN FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS Of the
La CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE X r. Co., that the under:
ssned are authorized fund the AuTs pastoue Coupons OF
said Bonds par by giving In exchange therefor the shaking
FUND Bonds Of the Company at seventy cents to ne dos
which Bonds are secured Third Mortgage the entire
line Geo nies) Of road snd upon all m deP9sts lands fran
cbss and rolling stock and all other real and personal prop
sr.J belonging to said Company: -
ALFRED SOXON, Committee.
A. &. 0UkNISON
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILRo.n

kEW-YORK AND iIARLEM RAILROAn
~ coNPA y-sCNNEg ARR.NdEXEST AN
C9SlaeeeiAs MONDAY. So, :. isS
sp wSs r.i1. sI1 sa 1,s- .os,sS :es :.
so. e. wiIsr ssr1f. a. ..cso1, no We ~
'S L N ~ LAT: topping s: :waiaHSr; s sai u "a
Il - e.. .WillaH.bri4t,, ropp,n, s 81 s,.,son.
81 H. White Psis, tTar- soPpirs q, al s,.aoa.
600 H.. Dove Psiu, rsin. s'eppn Al al S,ssos.
y" H. W,,h ,r a.. a. "2F:ns al s,.ss. ,A,r,
~ ? M "itanssT,ese ,a. .'ePsias Al s..n.
r's e. MAJ trsr roprissn wil.n,sri4,. VIE. p...
''' - i;l'i SN j. ':,is ctarsrLL s.,.,,.,......
NEw-JERsEY RAILROAp-For PHIT !
~ DsLfhiA and the SOUTH and WEST VI. JPsSs,
CiTf.-Mah ara ExTr~s' li1es le,vs New.Yorss ~, =,
m ana ,hd : N far sS Throcsh Ties-s. .DA sr c
So trans wwo0DkUrF S...;.n: ssa so5-rs.s..: N ~
'aeesed heen mins.e. IL .av.rce the ns ~ rr,ss
NNSYLyAN1A RAILROAD.-
- C". xi.b 49, eorrE connecting ,he Ad.s-
States BY continuous Railway d-r, Tn, D., sssss
., Ptsoersh With daily ae. Of ..esnsrr, 70 al Dc. 90 ~
al port, tie Nora we.:eY f.s.. ra a.
most direc; cheap and rciisbe \, val yeyiIg S
RATES BETwEES eHiLADSIrHIS ,,apr--sv,.,o.,
FlRsT CLsss-soots. Shoes, Hat. and Capa BOX.
tcSs.Hs bsiesI Fe..s-r. Pa,s 1s''@V o'v@' ga tSA'
sLcosp CL,ss.-Domes,ic sheetins Starting ana
r.s ssrt On Ss' D o S... ss S' u s., FAR.
fei-s. fss~s-d. Sc......... ...................
YYiRo c. Ss-Anvis s,eel Ctar, Gr cs,k,,
Hemp Bacon sad Porx s.,edt loose Or in ,.f . ~at.V
Tobacco nisnufsctured EXCEPT Cissr. Cut &C. iva
ToURrp Gas, Coffee. Fish. Bscor Beef Adj
PoA On ask, or e9Ae, s,r.as ta7t ,ad Lars ~oS
FIous- j. sbi uuti further po+ic. ''''''''J
eRAN- + 100 n ustu further noar-.
Corros- y bale, nos exceeding SO xelsst r,l,I6.-S
In .bippin, food. tou any port q rbr.ia,s.. b.
Goods con.sped to Ascn,, Of ,h Eoas
Ph,sbursh viii be forwarded withoG. de,eItoaA
FsKlGHr rAsEsIs-EIasns wernley Co Msmgh.. r-.A,
Ind Dumesnil. Bel Co. ans Carter Jexe,. Lo,.yL
Ky.; B. c MsldEum. Madison. lad H. ". Bows 4 Co ~
Oh" f.sc9 CO.. No si Kisy .. Boso. Lescs e. Ss
As,cr Heuse. NswYors AID No. South wllsn.s Nee.
York l. J. sneeser Philadelphia Massw KeOrh BekL
H. H. HOUSTON Genersl Freight Ageni PhnaiApatA
7. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Ahoons Pa
DENNS VANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
The Yeuusyysnis Railroad oonne' q, Prt.oga With ~
road. 70 ard from Sc Lous Mo Alton GsnA ard chtssa
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis lad Cincinnati Dsytoa
sprin sfeld Bsestsne Sandasky Toledo, Cleveland cs
BUS Zansye, Mas.ion and Woo.ter Oho slso With Ne
packe; boats from asd 70 New Orleans s., Louis Los
vile and Cincinnati.
TLrouSh tickets for the East b. had Of the sbov~
mentioned places In the West,
B.GG,c, CHEcxrp THaovGH
Passengers will fnd this 'aor, sld expeditions ~
FAEE AS LOW As BY ANY OTHER ROADS
Bee handbiis framed. IN the ho.es OF ina utty.
rho ush Tcke. further Information. Gay u hal n s
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. AsTOR HOUSE. BROADWAY
q ELLIOTT. AsssL
For I'm isrsn. Ticket. apply Al No. Bs'tery-PIsoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.

II and after THURSDAY, Sept. trains will a. ~.
10 ~: Irans sons East-Lesve South Ferry Brooklyn 10
u for Gre.nport; leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, 1t
toiYsphans leave South Ferry Brooklyn, n fox syos
kay- South Ferry. Brooklyn. At II p m. Tor JamacA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

A J. BLrtcEEz Alotior~~r .
A UCTIOS SALE Of - fine LOIS. mostly near
IA CENTRAL PAkk--A. J. BLEECksh SOY 70
vii eel o. the 5erchsut. kxrhange Thu ksDAl No. ~
the above valnabie proP-r.y Broadway fh esh ~ I
and ll1 AID 9th, gth. sSa 5si sad lth IA Hsoe
good, location .ntnI Investment vefy drsls
bic. Boob nap. terms ke. No Bross ct tl''S,
A. }. BLEEeSrs. Auc,one-e. .
A j. BLEECkER, son Il Co, Will sal, on
n TUESDAY Nov Al is O'Clock. a. ~ Serrhsuv *
p.encic FARM of IT'S Dgss County t,Ss
o. yian Y miles esst of Bsryto~n S,,on. H. x Z T.
mostly un5er cu.ssthn, land eKoelen n-xnoonooc IN
prov'c. d-e; vel Ss'eTe, b4iliass, Sc
Msps, terms. L. 3, No brostst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
a TLAN1IC ROYAL NAIL STEAM HAVI:
"A CATION CONPANYs HEW-yOax AND GALWAY
srEIM TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
GALWAY. ICELAND,
H. Ar.fy.r

n. gAor.er Sea Passage Between Ausrfrs ard Erroys
NEW-YO2K AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINZ
r i-e Is corposeo Of veul ani fss' 'atns se,rit p
Dr. xpy,se ssfs Tee depsr.ts f:cr nevfors
fr 0.wsy xill he . folo~s Until further notice, va:
INDIAN EAPiRE....E CocErkSAr..... ssurdS, Oc- >
PACIPiC............WS c. Tsonpsos. Monday, NOV .
Persors yns rssh Their on IN taf- ioars
the tine ~ oter route AID al have or orposuniy
Of vstrr aad erery Of unvsei nterest in tesn1
Price OF p,ssxe rcudnI e- tickets b. the rss. rA,sa
roues from Galway a. toe princ, c',ies OF rss'
ain Al tue following greatly reduced S[1 ess e~
secoud cl.ss Q 80; third cis-s So. ,.
Yho,4 wishing to brig out the friends ra-che aet
for their passxr n third csss from 0a~,y e 80 or to
oaer cities Great Britain sccessbie By rarosc sA
M~r obn abe viii he provided and cootei provsons FOX
ri passenger from Ga~sy tit taey must pro
can and their bedding
Yor frrh. passage ard further psr;soA app, 70 ne
upd-sred a, their Offices No 81 Hudson~ co-ner OF Jay,
and Ne Brosdwsy Apps'iou for hesa. and Pss.se nay
also be any o The Offices o IN. S9mfal on n- eA
press routes AMEkioAS bkr nrSo w. N"--'s'V"
ALEX. HOLLAND hrAer
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

N Coap,y of wYork'-EATHASfEL. L. MccREADr
JoHNw MOTT sad JAMES Il BRTNpASE s sssn'; cnn Tns
PANY Of PHILADELPHIA Alexander Duncsn Wse
Sherman William B. punear, Ch.Ie' H. D.snsy cssr%s i,
LsvIer Aaron A. DeCsw, The Atlantic M1.un i1Ts. Ts
Company OF the City Of New York Daniel L. s:af' as
Wilsns jr, Charles II. Edwsrds J. Stsnl-l - ~
Isaac C. Hall Jane. n Mydck. Tbs kew.fert o-H"k ~
Ps1iins Company. ElIur Ward and John H. Ogoef.ts 80,
above named Defendants either Of them: fou s ey
sumnon.d and required 70 answer the comp amt n ,hs
which will be fled In the office Of the Clerk OF ne osi
County of N-w-York at the City Hail. In the Cry 80
YorS and 10 serve copy Of your answer the sd coaP
on the sib-ribsrs .. their oios No. Ill Bfoac~N .
Yorh CITY within twenty days aner tho service Of isn'
mons on you excu-iy of day of such service sHa r.
fail 10 said complain, within tho time -
pantns In this action will apply the court tor me 'e
AAA''s ~ y. Yosy,' = j D. 1T D. SHERWOOD.
Plaintiff Atorn.J.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Wfean Cleaners, &f.


osTIcE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CoaP,SY,}
No. IN West-st. !
TINHE L. S. Mail Steamship ILLINOIS for As
Il pinwsl, will b. DETAINED until p m. Nov. 8
New York Nov g. J. W. RAYMOND, Agent.
INOR CALIFORNIA.-The magnificent clipper
ship GRAY FEATHER is cleared and viii sail as
the weather permits Has accommodation for few pes
,.us.r, She . uow For passage, spply TO
l.. n. SIMPSON, No. 10 Beaver. ct.