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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-25

NOBLE SENTIMENTs-Condemn no man for
not thinking as you think. Let every one en-
JOY the full and free liberty of thinking for
himself Let every man use his own judgment,
since every man must give an account o. him
self to God. Abhor every approach, in any
kind of degree, to the spirit of persecution If
you cannot reason or persuade man into the
truth, never attempt to force him into it. If
love will not compel him, leave him to God,
the Judge of all-John Wesley.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-25
REFLECTION.

IAN Essay read before the Teachers Institute at Can
ton by Miss CALPHURNA ROCKWELL, published by vote
of the INSTITUTED
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-25

IOWANDAI NOFtInDtT IZ'
Association met in the public school house
aud was called to order by the President, w.
T. DAVIS.
Prof. D. CRAFT, chairman Of the business
committee, reported the order of business to
be observed at this meeting The Association
then adjourned till half-paSt one o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
DANIEL 5. HoUCs, AuciioBeer.
C,pJFNDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at

SAUCTIO 10 N.-DANIEL s. HOUGH will sel THIS
nay (Wednesday Sept % al 0l O'Clock m, all the con-
, Of The fye'story and stone from residence No 2s West
zsdst 9th aud 9,havs and nesr London Terrace
Tb, House suupuousy furnished throughout and all IN gen
teel order p. g.. q, - t,-.,...
,orp.,e together with an the Kitchen Utensils Tea Set
Iyory Cney Silver Ware Cut Glass, &c, belonging TO the
hn1y. -
In be PaRLoRs velvet Carpets and Rugs and three rose
wood Psgior Suites, Center aud Side Tables Corner aud Wall
Esgeres Lace Window Drapery, Pier Gasrs China Vases,
Hronze Figures Clocks Ornaments, Paintings, Engravmgs,
sdys SECRETARY WORK Taes Easy Chairs Bookctses Gas
Pxfres rosewood 7og PauO, Stool and Cover &c
To- the CHANBERs ue assortment Of rived rosewood
and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus Stands Couches Chairs,
Carpet Cribs Sofas fine cured hair Mattresses Blankets
BEDS Bedding, and fine variety of desirable goods TOO
numerous meution. cash deposit will BE- required OF all
yarchsers Sale at lt precisely Catalogues
ssn b. had az the house only.
NBThe above goods not PIT IN the honse for sale, but
are those Of a private family declining Housekeeping
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
CUPREME COURT-l'lster County-WII-
~ Lam lRRIsON .na NARY NJ. xtla. ak.ln., RIfH-

CUPREME COURT-l'lster County VII
- LIAM GARRISON and MARY nj stfs, sxSns, RICH
Ar GARRISON AImai.trA,or g. = Denton Garrison
ccAs.d. RieLard Garrison and E-ce hs Vie Dane Gason
Iasc Garri-on and biz WIFE .s4c NANNY lld Clths
rir. his wife Roh.r. Many and as WIFE DsI .el Nam
and his wifi, Nch.b,l TrAphs-,n Jonah Powell al
N,rths y. wifi Juls GrlE. Abrsbsn Van scks sad Iva
hi. E Denton HaFtsAoIn All Nay Jane - slie, Daniel
AM Mar.ia jan hsw ia Hishorn and SGhra
HI. vi,. Andrew HAr-horn and Hannah h. wife, william
Hopkins and Deborah hs 1c John bar-horn and sarah bis
xe Turi. ydsr Den,ou c. yder. jacob Snyder and
Hannah h. i', Henry D. Wood and NArndA AS vile, Ed
rrrd Pictsrs Chars Prb-us ana AndrvE BTHntasrTo 30
.bove.ra,d dsfuGans. ioa h-r 5y summoned and
.f ~ tie complaint in this scton Of WI n 1py Is
herewith scrved upon y AMI srFe cVpy oi your answer
~ a. avian snk ri-tsr County NawYork. within
" ar The service hereof exclusive of tie day of
ies srd n Won fell The complaint af-r.ad. hs
pntHs w spp, the CoUr foE he LEI demanded H. ils
r.ur plsiut.-Dat-d JUS -5 1913.
JAMES q GRAHAM, P'sintifs Attorney.
The p.iu ~ the .bogcen,ed seton VA hlel in ih-
A.. or.hs Clerk r Utter Comfy The sth tsy - August,
lS58 JAMES y. GRAHAM, Piail-Is' Attou-y,
.nat1sv5ENs shas4rglut. v Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.

y,tL RrGArr. OF rHE sEw-YoRK YACHT CLUB.
The Fan Regatta Of the Nsw.York Yacht Club VIII
come on on Thursday morning, the 3Oth OF September,
nj II o'clock, under the direction OF Messrs. Ches H.
HasweD Arson Livingston and j. Howard Vain
wright, Regatta Committe. There will be prize,
valued at $50 for each class of yachts. The classes
will be allowed time for sails as follows:
The first class, one second per square foot. The
second class and quarter seconds per square foot
The third class, AMI half seconds per square
foot This allowance is based upon the mainsan and
Id Of schooncrs, aud upon any other duly measured
sails actually set at any time during race. AZ be-
tween soops and sohooncrs, this allowance is based
upon eighttenths of the Of the schooners sails
The courses marked out for the race follows;
flag -boat will BE- moored abreast OF Buoy No. 20,
of Owls Head Long Island ON the west side OF which
the yachts will anchor, head 10 wind in the following
order of position, commencing from the stake'boat
with the yachts OF the least of sailsThe third
cass abreast Of said sake-boat, ~ yards apart, on
line due west; the second class, 30 yards apart, on
line parallel with the same 200 yards to the north, and
the first class, 100 yards apart similar line, 300
yards to the north of the latter They may have their
mainsails, ioresas aud masails, according 10 their
rg, hoisted and gafftop-als set. The Committee
reserving the Discretionary power however, of order
ing ali sails TO BE- lowered before starting Of ADOPT
ing any other preparation for starting they may deem
proper should the weather or circumstances render
change necessary. The yachts will pass around the
Buoy of the Southwest Spit turning II from the north
and west thence round the Lght.Ship turning from
the south and west. Returning, they will pass The
Buoy Of the Southwest Spit, turning from the south
ard east thence to a stake-b)ai of Buoy No. ID, on
the Wet Bank, Of Staten Island shore. In going and
returning, all the buoys west bank, viz, Nos. II,
10 and l5, are to be passed TO the eastward.
Notice A. the order of starting will be- given on
the morning of the regatta The entries which closed
,esterhav n. fnllnNla
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
penn NsYLYANIA RAILROAD.

II
The Penlsyysuia Railroad connects al Pittsburgh with rail-
roads and from 81 Louis Mo- Alton, Gaena and Chicago,
ILL., Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, KY Terra Hsue,
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
Sprn Beeonsine Ssndu,ky Toledo, Cleveland Co
nnbus Zanesve Msssilon and Wooster Ohio aro with the
packet boats and to ewOneans ST. Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
Through for Fast be had any Of the above.
mentioned places IN the West a..
Passengers will find this the shortest most expeditions aud
comfortable route between the Fast and the West.
FROM NEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 20 HOURS.
Fare as low any other route.
See handblsin the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information may be had at he
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2 Asor Honsa, Broadway.
Jenuary l. 1853 j. L.. ELLIOTT, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Ocean Steamers, &t.

CTEAMSHIP FLORIDA for SAVANNAH
- NOTICE % SHIPPERS of HER CARGO. The steau-
ip FLOR DA having met with accident 20 her hineTy
Al sea towed back this port the 26th and h inst
As IL probable the Florida viii be detained time for
rr we propose reshp the possible by the
steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH CrTt Thomas Lyon, now
h this port Shippers goods will please make known their
wishes Immediately that the goods be forwarded without
unnecessary delay. Shippers marks and consignee'
with for each interest will be required az office for
general average SAMb L.. MtTOhiLL SON
Agents. No u broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
A NJ NERwry, Auctioneer.
ny pANGS. MERWIN a. Co, Trsde-Sa!e

ID Rooms No. IS Psrs,r9w; Psrsi,;,,,c e.. 20 ,.e,o,.,,
,,n.S ST TS6I,ISH BOOKS-Being large collection Of
Frsh EDITIONS q valuable standard works and miscel
~ eatos Including variety q sup.fbly illustrated
no,o M hudinzs and in p r,ct order. Also collection
e. " .boee and expensive English kngrayings sc. Cso-
Iosues are ready, ;,-,,pp, ,-oo>- n. ,....,.,.t
CHOICE Law BOOks,-Beiug valuable Private Ia"
Library sI% % S s0@ eo,f Fsny ,s sd%ay o rfSTs Rer aa Dig
Ps:.. ComreutsIies STATE Laws and variety Of new
r,s,,sry Works, Sc. Catalogues are now ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

J. The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the ATTAIN
tic cities WesteIn, korthNestern and South-Wesern
sa,es by continuous Rslsy direct This Road also
Pittsburgh with daily lines of 20 all pos on The
Wcseru Rvers aud Cleveland Sanduky with the
all ports North LakesmskIng the most
direct cheap reliable BY which FREIGHT be for
wArded To aud from the Great West. -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss1boots Shoe MAJ. sna oaP, nook Is 2
piy ooOd' 900 bie.S ei Fs,ibsy E"r. 100 ID
SECOND CLsss.-Domestie Sire etins, shrtnE and
TekpE In original bale Drugs a. ck.) Hard 60 =
ware, Leather lin rolls or bOxes Wool and Sheep 100 ID
Pelts, Eastward, d,kc.........,......s.....
Third CLAss-Auy. Steel Chains lin easks) .acc.s 4,
Hemp and Pork, sa.cd Goose or in sacks) 100 "A
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or Cat, &C.. y
FouKTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork On casks or boxes Eastward Lard and Lard " cents
Oil Nails Soda Ash German Clay, Tar Fitch 100 10.
Rosni &c....... ',.'''''''''''''(
FLOUR- " bbl. until further notice.
GRAIN y 100 h until fcrther notice. -
CoTToS- y bale exceeding so 10 weight, Until further
notice. n,,,,,
In shipping goods from port east Of Philadelphia be par
cular 70 marx the pac Na Penn syvania RIroad" All
Goods consigned Agents Of this Road Phado pa
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIcUI AGEsTs.-iieTs Noruley Co., Memphis Tenn
r. T. Sass Co. 81. Louis; q. OReiny Co, Evansville,
Ind. esnll Bell Co., and Carter Jewe Louisville
Ky; b. c. Medium, Madison Ind VI. W. Brown Co.. aud
Irvin Co. Cincinnati; n. w Graham Co, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Leech Co., No 81 Kibyst, Boston, Leech Co No.
Astor House. NevYork, and No. South Wilianst, New
York T. j. sneeder, Philadelphia Masaw koons, Baiti-
more D. A Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON. General Frcigh. Agent Phsdelphia-
I. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Ahoons, Pa
Anril
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
EoR sAvANNAH.-The AMERICAN At

EOR SAVANNAH.-The AMERICAN At
j LASTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CONPASY,s 0ew and
eefsut steamship HUNTSVILLE. A. Post COMMANDER win
lssve fT No. II, " r., on SATURDAY Oct ? Jcio.k
z Cabin psssase with uusurps.ed i4ou. li
Through tcket- to New-Orlees.- 81 80; Mo1 80 JuIo
nery, y Albany Ca ~ Atlanta aud Cp.anlbns Ca : -
Me'on tI Fresh 10 e~nis pr FOO, and propoouse rates
Insurance oDe-lsi Per = .piy 10
II. b. CROMWELL Co. No. rs wcs:-s.
E'OR SAvANNAH.-.The Auierictn Atlantic
Screw stesinshir Comysuy. nss elegant steamship
MONTGOMERY, CsP'an T. CIccker. Com lander ~il sAEe
Piri W. IT, v r., ~ THURSDAY. G. ~ G - o'cloct u
Cabin Isssags, with cqaaed coarDodaon s5 Through
tickets % NewOresus, sjg 81; Mobile. sS6 MontgomeTy
10. Albany, Ga. s1i; and Columbus, Ga, sA'
Macon, 81 FreAt 10 per o sd Propro.3li,e rates
Insurance oue.hsf y Aprlv N
~ = CROMW ELL Co. NJ o. WeEt-si.
Tor SAVANNAH AND FLORlDA.-U. ;.
J. MAIL LlNE-The fayorte steamship STAR STAR OF IHE
SOUTH Capt Thos LYON will leave on TIL IRsDAf, sept ~
Il from Per No North River. Cabin passage 20 >agsn-
nah l5 Bills of aiding G.d ouy board For freight or
ra-rage apply 20 siN'L l.. MIrCHiLL son. No. -
Broadway Freight BY this vessel viii be 10 pei FOOT and
other artcles in proportion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
II :. -Ncr Wi AN IEGGAT Pair.i5

- T. 7 n,
asairs, ROBERT ROGERS Defendant, Summons money
demand On eoni4actCom ITO the Defendant: lol
hereby summoned and required the complaint IN this
sou mich wa. Sled In oc- of the Clerk
County York the City Hal IN the City o.: New York
the 18th Septemb-r 80 and 10 of
a.v,r 10 M said complaint his Office No
Al Aun in said city within twenty seer the service Of
this summons OF yoa exclusive such
YOU fail 20 the said complaint within the time afor
said the plaintiff in this action viii take udsuet against you
TO- N. sun. Of one hundrrd and thirteen dollars and sixty
cents with interest fourth day Of Dece ber thou
sand eslt hundred and hhyven beside The costs Of this
action Dated New York City sept. y, la5s.
LEWIS JOHNSTON Paintif' Attorney,
,slsvesW No. II Ann-st, " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

There i said TO be a boy at Worcester wn"H I"
prodigy in chess playing. A year since he ddn h''~
the moves, but Only lately he played three s'"e' ~
the came time while biDdfoh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
yesterday are AZ follows:


The following vessels of were at Cal'ao on tne
9th u. United States flagship Merrimac and sloop-
of-war DecGtur-the former expected TO sail for
Valparaiso; her British Majesty flagship Gsnges,
which was 10 sail for Vancouver Island very soon.
The French fngate Andronamcde arrived at Psyts
on the 10Th Of August.
Dr. Ward, United States Navy, has been ordered
from the Decatur to fill the vacancy caused on board
the Saranac by the resignation Of Dr. Nelson.
The following vessels Of war were IN the port OF
Panama on the sth Of September; II. b. Ne -oop
A,ert; French corvette Constantine; United States
steam frigate Saranac.
THE BARK v. A. RAwLISs.
"Rosros Sept. 22.-By an arrival from A,rica, we
have ,enort that the bark T.. A. Rswns from New.
Orleans Vas run away with by her crew, about the
9f,b of July. and her commander, Capt. IAley, was
left ashore. -
IThe E. A. Rswlins, il VII be recollected, arrived at
savannah few weeks since, and many conectares
were indulged in 10 where she came from, &c, u
being generally understood that she was Engaged IN
,Le slave trade The T.. A. Rawins sailed from TINS
port some months ago. but the captain who then was
IN command was not in her when she arrived al
Savannah and il s said that the new captain reported
that the former one had been left at ST. Thomas, on
the coast Of Africa, where, il was discovered he was
playing false 10 the by endeayorng to dispose
of the vessel her supplies, &ci aud on this discovery
be crew, under the new captain, broISht psf !"
Savannah, where, We believe, she Is Owned
Se@. Oresns p sy9rfl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
:, -. ..---,.,,l..s -s.IF-PLATT ADAMS, As.

A SSlONbE, E,,ynX DRAPER, jr, Auctionser. MT
n signee, By sinf Cort the remaining Of Mr.
an cTo.n G, o. % IN nv o1es q rs s9S5S % & ss
60. .ss1 gao GAisl "a lsss So1 d Ssh SA
ard all oihe b r.sdy days before and AZ the sael
IN b. soEDs PUBLIC ALCrioS Ct 49, the t Mslensa ,a "a
Of "a 0eloeA i'' PLAT'F ADAMS Assignee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAI
IN lShS SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. ls5

Commencing May ST. 1855.
Passenger Station IN Newiork, 27ths and khiv
entrance 0 s7th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK.
For New Haven, ss n lex l2:sS S45, s, (ex) snt
$50 P NJ For Bridgeport, sa Eek i2:+5 S:i5, 40
Tex and $3.50 For Milford, Strs;ford Fairfield South.
port and Wespcu 1875 S:s5 and $50 p PoI Nor.
walk pa m, l2+5, S,A5 4S (e1l As. $50 ESQ p.
For Dsrien and Greenwich l2 4S S.i5 AS $780,
$50 p For Stamford (ex.), l245. S:+5, 4:9
tex AS $50 $3.50 For Po Chester and intermediate
stations, q a. m l2:&5 S:+S 4&i $50 $50 .. N
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, a. m. lex 4eo p (e1.) For Hartford and
srrngfrld (exl +:2D tex.) For Connecticut
River Railroad to Montreal IN texl For Canal R.iosd
Northampton g. (ex and l2:+5 r. For EewHayen
and New London Railrosd and p NJ For Houss.
tonic Railroad M 40 m For Ssasstuek Railroad a
1885 S;45 p u FoI psne1y and Norwak Ralrcsd, 3
O. u. 4:.Dp. m- JAMES III. hOlT, superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
miscellaneous.

CTOVE POLISH.-A very superior article for
- family use IT clean durable and brilliant, and exceeds
ANYTHING kind in the market II also great saving Of
lakor QUARTfRMAH& Il SON ia JOhn-st. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
6nles bs auttion.

-.,,CTIoy sALE-Ricb and costly HoSSE1 .1
A uoip FTRNITURE wilton .ol 'sl.', AZ of ysrt
pste A.oistp py,pTFp A.-t1urer-Thto DAf, oFp
J Jo,ocL a N re.dsaqe ~ =, .s I'M ,be entire ,a
ss VII D. o.u :. - - bou.e consist NJ of r"Jsl a.I
,' s d @ .ss rs's 70 ssi. old. I'd
x lhre' Covered ~ ,.-soad c,ter aud sde Table. "th
sy 's .e .Ss oP. 1S ss 'S.,"e1a apeo %
. th heavy French pl4ie fs,s a Frreh pas pier sod
6 r,E1s S S.seeH, eo rosewood yeesEwS WINDOW rsn%%5 G
sIs h ,"d D sr key. rch 's and ,sa sry BooScac
W; ~ 1s ss1 nh DINING , TS. s. i's iyyy 1"s aud
var CT Gs sd sl'eI~Hs ehas Vases. Clocks ~ &C.
ysh Se' ,sb.r Furu oonfsisnf .d s B.5sss ba,
Ky bib in rosewood and ss and stair Csrpet OIL Cloths
L.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Coal.

COAL-S4 50.--Fsmes laying in their supply
~ the best quality Of Stove Range Crate ana Fur
mace COAL screened cover 80 ~ per de-
Hvsred yards Of King and Geenwichsts No e3
Canal Alenst No. S7 Duanest and Nthst, near lh'
Az MAT CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PITLA-
~ DELPHIA and The SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Msil and Express lines leave Newiork q. and IL
m and and fare f3 Through Tickets sod FOR Gin
cinnst and West, ana for Baltimore Warrington, Norfolk
kc and through baggage checked % Washington in and
D. N. trains j. ". WOODRUFF Assists ant Superintendent
baggage viii be received for any train unless delivered and
fifteen minutes in advalc Of the time OF sving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

CTEAM 10 LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
~ COW DUBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, and
oil toe principal Cities ofENGLAND and IRELAND via LlV-
kRPO0L without delay greatly reduced rates carrying the
United States mail--lle LIVERPOOL, NEW-fORk and
PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP C)MPANY'S splendid Clyde
built iron screw seamships tented 10 sail IS follows:
KEw-yoRk.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday. 3
-
And each alternate Thurs sdsy,
Atl2 O'Clock noon, from Pier No ~ North River.
Passengers will find this the most speedy and safe route TO the
Coptnent.
PASSAGE.
Csbn nom New York and Philadelphia.
fhrdas from New York ofhe above named places so
Return tickets available for six months. ~
Ceecaes Of passage fIom Antwerp to New lork.... IS
Passengers forwarded to Hsvre Pars Hamburg, Bremen
Antwerp aud all parts Of the Continent without delay
DRAFT. on Liverpool from Sl upward.
Eoricf-Ihese steamers provided with every requisite
the immediate
cipine is enforced with lard TO the useo Of lights.
For freight apply the ofee % Company
JOHN q. DALE, No. IS Broadway. New.Iork Agent
In Liverpool 10 VIM lNMAN, Tower Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
6teamboais dn0 railroads..
COMPETITION and PUBLIC

DAILROAD COMPETITION and PUBLIC
IL sAFETySow that the Railroad Msnasers are giving -
stop ehtng until they had each other up behqoyes
Railroad stock and Bond holders % bto little thought
R,yasg stof. nav bot know at al heJ seem to under.
n railroad ransgementl everything perfectly except
s0Oo ''' COMMON SENSE.
Prudent, careful business men by tne goods At the least
tsge every Improvement to facilitate the production and i'm
prove The quality oithe wsre, ana md teT 5 N mo 20
general principles should no. BE- applied the management
(espcay the occasional aveer by precisely
The rules influence lhe purchase Of goods cost
then upon The quality only fone is slightly higher the quality
l. the closely scr,tnzd and IN threurhs u the cases
the preference for the better quality at the higher price
-Four OF leading railroads now IN state Of active comP-
ton aud carrying at les than cost each striving
10 run the other of or bring much
that in the aggregate the four roads losing OF profits too
mind sl01oe0 pr month, and It IS becoming az ntees'
instance Of the four greet roads should put ia equipment
mets of known and actnowledgcd value rendering ree.
Of the fearful slaughter Of years sfibiy ai
tate, for instance, The example Of the
~ DsOS RIyER ..., 49,, 90, ,r.r.s..
men, of which Is opor by iO pr cent to suy road
The United satessuIpose say that one Of hn should DO
fact aud adyae the fare such coiTse "oni eyi-
9ny ,,eu,e ,he G rds sS pSg cb s or ,s, would st the
business a. relnuncraiiye ratrs IN spite o 49,
may be- aud commend them to your thoughtful eondeIs
tion.
Tie improvement that manufactured by this Company in
al degree calculated promote the safety Of railroad
transit The idea place all the brakes Of the train N the
hands Of the engineer Il desdeTeum long sought ior by
railroad and rrtetcay and successfully at aned
This improvement must in the nature Of things be universally
used Il is general IN many o the best managed
lines in the non and meets the approval OF the aoet ao
tica railroad msnagor and furthermore II warranted 70 an
purposes intended, sale. There no excuse for
delay You do know al what moment suc
may worth ten times its cost in the protection Of your
prop ity the Of human life Your dut and your IN
terests alike demand is prompt adoption Orders solicited
from all Companies deous Of rendering travel on their road
perfectly safe WM @. CREAhkR, No. 81 Finest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
on on board. Pier No. 6 North River.
CTEAM TO ALL PARTS of GREAT BRITAIN,
L. ria GALWAY IREIANU-TUF SHORTEST SEA PAS.

CTEAM 10 ALL PARTS of GREAT BRITAIN,
~ via GALWAY, IRELAND-THE SHORTEST SEA PAS
kAGE BETWEEN AMERICA AND EUROPE-NEW
YORK and GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINE-This line is
scmposed wer aud fast sailing steamships ably ofcered
end furnished with everything requisite to render the voyage
sse and agreeable The departures from New York for
Galway will be follows until further notice, VIZ:
PRINCE AL3ERT...TJ j. Wster. Thurday, Oct. IA
INDIAN EMPIRE..., f. COurensy Thursday Oct 2S
fAClFIC........,.Wm &. Thompson. Thursday, Nov IL
Persons visiting Ireland reach their destination In three
hurths the time by any route and all have
pcuny of visiting places and scenery Of unvaed interest in
Ireland
Price passage including free tickets by the usual railroad
nute from Galway any Of the principal cities Of Great
Dntain at the following reduced rates;
trst Cass,.. $50 Second Glass;. SO Third Class $50
Those wishing bring their friends purchase tickets
hr their passage third class from Galway at $50 from
shsr cities in Great Britain accessible by railroad At $35
liberal cabin table win be provided and cooked provisions
cs third class passengers to and from Galway.
Por freight passage aud further part cuias. Apply 70
VIM A. SALE CO, No. as South-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS CAPT: Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY, TUESDAY and SATU RDAY, at o'clock 2. m:
and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brayton, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock m, from pier No
SN.R
Hereafter will be regarded secured 10 any spp
cant until the shall have been paid for
Freight forwarded through with great dispatch By
Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
GAN FRANCISCO and FRASER RIvEI

GAN FRANCISCO and FRASER RIVER
~ GOLD MINES DIRECT.
FOX LINE.
The elegant Al clipper chip
CIR y E a 4 IL T. r,
1000 ttins burden,
viii positively be the first vessel sail for the above TINS
made the record and her
scromnod the first order Everything viii be done
10 make passengers comfortable and feel at home No delay
WIN occur In getting this vessel Off the freight engaged and
room remains but for few passengers . .,,,..
KINpNEss AND COMFORT GUARANTEED.
PRICE OF PASSAGE. -
beetage no
SECOND ehhln thloOn
Deck cabn forward house 10
fIst CABIN saloon .''''.';i.. oV
Passengers found with everything except wines and liquors
Immediate application for passage must be- made a. limited
number Of berths remain. L. H. SlmfeoN
No. l9 Beaver-st,
o. hnari N NnrthR River.