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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
ACCIDENT On THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JO-
SEPH RAILROAD.

The cars on the Hannibal and 81. Joseph Rairosd,
going ont from this place yesterday morning, pre-
eiptaed into Platte River the timber or at least
rtion of them upon which the ties laid over the
siream having been burnt of during the night before
The engineer in approaching the bridge noticed that
the track the bridge ont of line and reversed
the engine bat too late TO prevent the accident
locomotive and one mud-car thrown into the
stream, and are entirely submerged. The passenger
pitched down the steep bank, bu, not into the wa
ter and stands at angle OF IS degrees. One man,
hand on the rad, Is known to have been drownea
and one other, also hand on the road, il missing.
number Of others injured more or iess ou' none
dangerously, so far W. have learned. iHsre were
about 80 passeneer., some Of whom received pretty
Commissions and cut. from being thrown against
The iroLt vi the car.
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kgence little additional, bet az ecahrmatory. Tie
balloon on the ground, has been visited, and 10 one
was IN or pear il. The sta,iou-master 8. Bsptiste
Creek reports that man wss seen IN The balloon
ss il bame donn- very important fact which he
wholly neglected 70 state al hr-;, and one which ne
would have been very likely to state ii Il We
regard this az wholly improbable. He further states
tia. the balloon was tuubing over and over a. il
TO the ground and that II tel on Saturday is
10 miles east OF b e River. There i, ieft scarcely
i,ln Of hnrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

NEW PARyR AND sLIorR MIR. Marvin Smith,
N.v.Havep. Conn, has new Apple-Parer and
scer which il more complicated than We prefer, bat
which does IL work very rapidly. The paipg snd
.lcing is done at one operationor rather the apple
!. frst pared, then sliced without bling removed
from the fork. THIS machine co-r q, and Mr.. b.
assures US that o young man accustomed TO II has
pared and sliced bushsl Of apples with IN fifteen
mnutes. We call this expeditious. ---. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

ANAsIucKyT SroRn.-The storm Of Inst thursday
wa. the most severe known here since 1916. The
water in the hsrbor dashed TO fury, dsshing over
the whsrves TO considerable depth. The wind was 30
Do werf that strong could not encounter a A. pe
Tor women, it utterly impossible for them 20 gee
along, for obvious reasons. The two Or three We
heard Of in the streets were rejoiced 70 get sAIry
housed again. Chimneys, roofs trees, walls, sx"s'
fences were unc.remoniously dsplaesd' ccsio"
''''' lN.8,Sshei ID-s -I.I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

l The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlsn.
tic cities with Western North Western and South Western
States BY continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
n Pittsburgh with daily lines of to al ports on the
Rivers Cleveland and Sandusky with the steam
CT, 10 ali ports on North Western Lsk.saking the mort
direct cheap and reliable roue BY which rhEiohT can De Tor
CArded 70 and from the Great Nest ..-z-
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLss-Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, Books IL cents
Dry Goods Tin boxes bales and lnnks drugs I'm 400 n
boxes and bslesl Feathers, fuTs, &c...........:l
ercosp CLAss-Dome.,c Sheeting, Shrtn6 ard
Fiipe lin original bslesb Drug I'm ca'ksl Hard cents
wae Leather lin rolls or boxes, Wool and Sheep 100 10
Pelts Eastward kc..
THIRD CLAss-Anvils Steel Chains lin caks "a rant, 4,
HEMP Bacon and Pork sailed Goose or In sschs ioo ~
Tobacco anufsctured, except Cigars or Cut, kc..
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon Beef and
PORK Tin casks boxes Esstwsrd Lard and Lard cents
Oh, Nails, Soda Akh, German Clay, Tar, Pitch lU 10.
FLoua- y Dbl until further notice.
GRAIN y 100 n until further notice.
Corrox bale, not exceeding 5o0 10 weight, until further
notice.
In shipping goods from tort east Of Phsdephls be par
ticuar to mark psehsg Pensyvsna Railroad" AL
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road Phlsdepha
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FaFrcHr AGEKrs-Hsrris Wornloy Co, Memphis Tenn
r. r. Ses Co.. 81. Louis q. UReilly Co, Evansville,
Ind Dumesni Bel Co.. and Carter Jewet, Louisville,
Ky; B. C. Medrum Madison, Ind II. w Brown Co. and
Irwin Co., Cincirnat n. w Graham Co, Zanesville.
AstoT House NewYork and No South Willsms... New
YoTi f. j. sn.eder Phisdrp ha; Msgsw Koons, Bsl.i-
more; ID. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
II. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Philadelphia
April l. 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

FoRrUSE-By the death Of Dir. llobson Of CAL
cuita, youth in the employ OF pr inter- al tn
West End is suddenly put in possession Of more than
G.5COOCO. II is said that the young man had no
previous kuowledg of bis relation, except as hav
nc once heard his mother say she had brother in IT,
dis LObdun Court Circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
NNSYLVANTA RAILROAD

III N N = i ' n ~ "A ~ N ~ y N y
i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. ,
The Pennsyvanis Railroad Pittsburgh with rail-
rosds to and from ST. Louis Mo- Alton Gsena and Chicago
III. Frankfort Lexington and Louyile, Ky Tern hsu'e
Madison Lafayette. and spohs, Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beleontsinr Sandusky, Toledo Cleveland, Co
lumbs Msssion and Wooster, Ohio Also with the
steam packe, boats aud 10 New Orleans 81 Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati
Through tickets for tho East cen be bad shy OF zoe eoove
mentioned places IN the West 49,
Passengers viii find th. the shortest u'os expeditions and
comfortable between the East and The West.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS
FROM NEW YORK TO CHICAGO IN So HOURS
IRON NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN fo HOURS.
Fare low other route.
See hsndbls in the hotels Of this city. ~,
Through Tickets further Information nsy be asd 81 the
ofEce Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No. z Astor House, Brosdwsy.
Jsnnarv / 1858 J. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County New YORK notice shcrehy ali persous
having agans; RUSSELL W GLASkR late tie City
OF N,~lok, csu.keT deceased present the VITA
vouchers Thereof the ubsch, AZ the Office Of Charles H.
Glover Nc 81 Nss in III. City Of New York before
the fret day Of April ucAtDs,cd New ioTk, the ~ day Of
September. lS5s. PHEBE GLASiER,
~ lswtmf. Administrative
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate If

the County Of NV York notice Is hereby gwen y AZ Pes
having claims agspst tn. estate Of HENRY H. BARCLAY.
the CITY of SoloTk, deceased. present
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber a. the Office Of Ruin
eriod Etrec No 81 Wal street IN the City OF New ors
before the seventeenth DAY March BeXDa.ed New
loIA, the ninth day Of - ptembcT, 1855.
WALTER {. BARCLAY Administrator, sc
lANrfn
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OFFICE EEw.YohK AND Ear RAILROAD Co.,
New-York June IL, 1853.

OFFICE NEvYobE AND ERIE RAILROAD Co,
New-Yorh, June H. 1859.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-TH
IN EewYork Erie Rsrosd Company have earnestly
during past months establish and maintain
uniform rates Of traffic by The four ues lines
which connect the Atlantic cities and West Having failed
In this and believing TO be inydeous and improper 10 nau
the of Free Pssse by the employment OF
and solicitors any other underhsnded mean me
Company rather than resort 70 such means have determines 20
reduc. the fares aud after Monday nea h Ds o. ooss
Between New York and Dunkirk to.............tb ~
Between New York and Buffalo, to............''''' "
Between New.York and Niagara FALL, or Suspension
CHARLES MORAN President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and sfer MONDAY Nay 10 1853 and until further Dics,
Passenger will leave Pier foot Of Duane IT. follows -iz
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at M. for Dunkrk and principal In
terInedis;e Stations.
MAIL TRAIN a. NJ for Dankirk and Buffalo and lnsrms
date Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a, p m, from FOO. Cbsnb-ns r.
vis Permon, for suferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER At for New barsh, Addietown and
intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at S p. m for Dunhirk and Buffalo.
Tb. above Trains daily, Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains connec, at Elnra with the Enr. Co
nsndsua Niagara Falls Railroad for Nssara FALL a, Bns
hamon with syrscuse and Bnshsmon Railroad for syra
euse; at Corning with the Buffalo Corning and Eew.foh
road for Rochester; Great Bend with the Delaware
and Western Railroad for Scranton a. Horne
Vile Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo
Ct Buffalo and Dunkirk with the Railroad for Ceve
land Cincinnati Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c:
b r. HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

CIPRENE COURT, County of New-lork.-
- roS,TUAS FAITOUTF asains; JOHN ". MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN D. EVANS DAVID hlsCON and -. his wife,
JANIS NJ GRIFFIN and PLTER h. AM0Ri.-Toih the De
f,ud ant BENJAMIN ID EVANS fon are hereby summoned
and CURED 10 answer complaint IA tn, action which Is
IN the oce Of the CLERK Of The City sni Count! Of New
ork the City Hail in the City Of Nswiok on the an dsy
ofAusni 1885 aud 20 q your Sn.w. 20 th- sad
complaint ON the subscriber his Office No 81 al street IN
tie City Of NewYork within twenty dvs se me service Of
this you exclusive Of tie day Of s1ch "Tve snd
fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
tbs plaintiff this will sVpiy the Court for h relief
demanded in The complaint Dated Ne~yos, August lS@
" lsrtsF X H. BOVINE PLAIN IN Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

an Atlantic Screw Steamship Company new and hrst,
oss. t.smship THOMAS SWAN, Captain j i Ramsay WI
ave pier Ne IL N r. SATURDAY, Sept 25 ats O'Clock
sr,ciss Passage Savannah, with improved sccomnods
6pps eI5 Through tickets to Macon, &2 Montgomery S
kasDts S23 Columbus go; Albany Ga, s24 Mobile, ts6
HswOean SIS So Freight 10 cents per foot and proper
II. 3. CROMWELL l. Co., No. sS Westst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1879 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1879

NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN 1883 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lss
Commencing May 81, 1853.
Passenger Station in NewYoTk corner Htht and 4thsv
entrance 9Th st. - -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New Haven, ss m tex l2:45 345, 4:p tex) and
$50 D. For Bridgeport, . q m teI iz:R S;4S f:D
lex and $50 D. m For Milford, Stratord Fairfield South
por and Westport M l24j s:45 and $50 For Nor
walk ss m. l2:45, 3:+5 49 (e1) 49,, $3.50, $50 m
For bsrep and Greenwich, 2, q. l26 345 445 5:S
$50 FoI Stamford SteI M; i2t5 sAS ~
stations T. a. IN. 1919, 3:45 As. $50 S:Sop.m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Springfield |. n. (eI $50 p. m (e1) For Connec.ieu.
River Railroad Montreal (ez For Cana Railroad 70
Northampton, a. m tex and 2.5 Pm For New Have Haven
and New London Railroad g. m. and 70 For housa-
tonic Railroad M, 4:a For N,usstuck Railroad,
I2:45 3:%, p For Dsnbury and NoIsak Railroad
. m. 4;2 p. III. JAMES b. hOfT, superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY, Mall and Express hines leave Hew-fotk q aud II
m and and D. M Through Tickets sold for Gin
cnnsH and West for Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk
and through baggage checked Warrington In AID
p trains. J. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will b. received for train unless delivered and
fifteen minutes in advance Of the time OF having
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
feeal.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NcwYoTk notice is hereby given 20 AZ per.
sons HAVING claims against MICHAEL MCCORMICK late 81
City Of New York, deceased, 10 present the same rn
vouchers thereof the subscribers al the ohce OF James W.
White No. 81 Liberty street in the City of New York on OF
before twcuysisth day OF March neA-Datod New York
I'll. 24h day Of September, 1853.
JAMES MOORE, Executors Sc, Of Nj
.2i law6mFr JOHN f. CLARK, ! oharl McC1rnlick dec.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
~ NUk-HENRY X SHELDON WILLIAM ] HOY L -,

NUPKEME COURT-City and County OF New
~ NoIk-HENRY X. sHELDOS WILLIAM HOY I'D
EDWIN VAN GAksBEFk at. COLLISION POPPLE-
WELL, GEORGE NJ SNlNK and JAMES A. DANiS-ro
the shove named detenGAs You HEREBY summoned and
required 10 the cnpant il ihis which will b.
filed in The Office Of the Clerk q he City and County Of New
AoIk the City Hal ia ssid city. and OF
said complaint The subscriber ii. Office NJ l67
said city, within twenty after the
i. you eNcs, Of the day Of such service and
fail 70 Ga. .Id complaint within time Aforesaid
the plaintiffs in ih. seton viii take judgment ssus yos
m. sum 81 handrd and en- ss doss and fo y!yar cents
with interest the fourth day al MAY, thousand eEh
hundred and eight beside The co- ~ this sc'o-Daed
N.w.forh, Sept; O. 1888 w. WILLS,
Plainfs Attorney, No. l61 Brosd~ay.
The eorpplau, IN This action nlcd Ia a.. oc. Cerk
81 The CIV and County N.wlos at the City Hal .sd
cy OIL The 9th day Of September instant
sieI.wsvFs W. WELLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
~ YrrI-CORNELIus BAKER and HENRY v BAKER

Syc,I-CORSFLIUs BAKER and HENRY " BAKER
a.ar,. WILLIAM FLA60--sumn1ns for money demand on
c1n-rs., Uou -To The defendant above named
AR treby rropsd and reqrsd complain.
IN, ~iI BE- 6ed in Tie ocr 81 he Geek be
C,y and County Of se~iort ~ Tie City Hal IA IL. City u
New York and copy Of
plant n. subscriber. 81 their ohce a. uan: Wa
IA ssd si:y within twenty days he q .r.
mon. Oh you exclusive q The day II such ED
fail the said complain. within the time Aforesaid
plaintiff. iL action WILL take jdElsr, You for the
hundred and hy dollars. Nth n.er-s. from
day 81 December thousand .xht hundred icy
seven beside the Of this action Dated september TO-
1855. SCHELL, SLO5SOS HTTCHfSS,
Psl,.fs A.torarys.
TIE complaint in hi. action fled IN ooe Off Clerk
% The City and County o New Yot he 18th day OF septeu
Der 1883 SCHELL, SLOsSON HUTCHISS
Ell lswsv Plaintiffs AttorLeys-
SUPREME COURT.-JOHN +. CUNNING
~ HAM sssn.; ". PURDY-S1mmoE.f or demand
coniTset-iCom. not served ITO G. ". PCkDY: You
hereby summoned and required the Complaint In his
end County Of New York the City Hall in ssd City and 10
srber a. Office No Psrkro said city within twenty
days after the erc. Of this exclusive Of me
DAY Of such service and you fail n the said complain:
within the time sforad the plaintiff viii take udnen: assis.
the q eighty dollars with interest from the h day
Of July thousand esht hundred and fifty beside The
costs Of his sc.On.-Dsted Angus. ls, 1858.
H. e LINCOLN Plsntif's Attorney.
The defendant above named will take notice tina, the complaint
In the sad scon fled In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the City
and County Of Ne~.York, the 3l,t day Of August. la
syp 3lsw6wF' H. 3. LINCOLN. PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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N UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From August

Esw - Trains will leave Chsmbrrs-st Station as follows
D, r. rams a and p. m. Albany aud Try PAssen.
na $50 il'S M and 1850 p Dr Pcussseepsis Ia
fei.I ~ ot shs Sing 10 a "a, and e.t N. for
I'm mI 80 AID $50 p. The Poughkecps.e, Peeks-
hsrn sDs Trains stop u the Way stations Passengers
w.. lanai Christopher and Si.t Trains for
n ia. ave Troy al 40 AID 10 20 m and 81 AID D.
sAhssJs, 81 10 p IL A y SMITH, superin .sndolt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar
Il he. Wharf By ,teansr IOLAs sss $50 and NJ and
and The cara leave FfushrS L. L. at s: aad 10
. and and meeting and -xchsnxins passengers
with ths boat Of Huters Point Through Fare
Is VIM NJ smith Receiver.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.-
- On and after THURSDAY s~y g. trains vii run as fol-
bws Trains going Eas,Lesye South Ferry. Brooklyn, 10
n for Grssnpoi leave South Ferry sklyn, a. IL m for
issys south PeHy Broeslyn, at IA tor syo..e.; leave
South Ferry Brooiiyn, at for Hampstead; ksve South
Ferry, Brooklyn a. II ?. ID. for Jamaica
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

\ ANT.-bIMMkH AHhANOkMLNI.
Commencing MONDAY, Sep. ~, 1859.
Trains ~ave Depot and C-nrst., New forf, u
6:l5 p M. White Plains train stopping 81 all Stations
Trains have Depot Of abst and %hsy New YORK. 81
s:l0 ilsnsbrdse train, stopping at al Stations
$50 train, s,Oppins at WIAsn'brdse and al s's
tons north.
ll;W g m. .Wilism,bndre stopping At all ststiona
liz q. White Plains train, stopping ~ all S.aona
2:30 D. .Wilsmsbidr. train, stopping At all stations
400 Dover Plains train, roppins 1t al Stations
500 IA Whit. Plains main, stopping ., all stations Above
Wilhsmsbridse.
$40 r., Wiramsbrdse train, stopping AZ al Stations
$50 NJ Wihsmsbridg train, stopping a. all Sstaons-
RETuEsISs-Lesye Chatham -Four Corners:
1870 o. 10 Mail stopping At Wi.snsbTdge w bite Plains
aud I'll Stations north.
VIM j. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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THE REGULAR MAILLlNE. VIA SION

Il TON. for BOSTON PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT
Inland Roui,the shortest and direct carrying the Eastern
Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and C.
VANDERBILT Capt W. H. frskce, In connection with the
BENNINGTON and PROVIDENCE aud BOSTON and PROV
iDENCE RAILROADS. leaving New loIk daily tSHEdays ex'
o~ptcd) Pier No North River frs, wharf above Battery
pcs a, O'Clock p and Stoungton al sS or on the
urysi Of the Mail Train which leaves Boston Al $50
The {. VANDERBILT, from New-iors Monday Wedne,
Gay and Friday from StorusOn Tuesday, Thufsdsy and Sat-
GcAy.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Scw-york, Tuesday, Thurs
a ana Saturday; from StoUson, Monday "Wednesday and
fndsy.
Passengers proceed from Sionnston per railroad 70 Providence
enc boston, fNprrs Maj Train, roachins said PLACES IN
SHnce Of tho by ther and In ample time Tor AL ae
early morning hines connecting NoIth East Passengers that
ee,I H. remain hoard the .tcGm,r ENJOY nights iet un
Asfed breakfast II desired and leave Stoningon In the
'rar connecting Providence with the II - a. III train
Passengers for New leave Stolixton In the "a uan,
stecfg ~ Providence daily except Sundays. a. 80 H.
NC ei5 with the steamer PERRY Capt Allen Pare from
rfo,ldence 20 Newport. s. osnts
baggage accompanies the snd train through
St way.
Sct passage erths s,A-ros freight apply bard the
en,r a. ths Freight Once her No North River
- chet, NO ~ b~ti"EyrlAce. september IS. 1888
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

EOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
Highlands Ocean House. Port Washington, Mounts Doch,
Browns Dock addsOw9 an. a,c Hsd ,R S.nr
Doh, Borden commander viii run - follows from Robinson"
!ss,.s:y s.r' IN r .:o 'i. ss !, SAY , =.
:.;:;'.y, s SEPT & S% m S%%:s s:s
1r.nrR oo0na M.n s ,s,, sp., To- 70, fI..sm.
ELIAS HAIGBTs ssses for squan Also Stages to al Pa'
4 the country.
CTGTEN ISLAND ERRY.-NOTICE.-
~ Chesp Excursion for Six Cents-Bosts leave STATEN
BLARD EVERY HOUR from a m. tosp.
Lave WHITEHALL from a. m. 10 p m for Quarantine,
esapetop and vaDderblt's Landing
lake SUPERIOR LINE. -lo5S.
A point. between cLESF5xSS, DETROIT and sUFr-
,,,d K sf n ILL; steamer. CITY OF
CisyELXsD, j. n Iandy ks.se1i ILLINOIS John Fra
LG.vMe CLEVELAND Arsr.n
EaSbs9 Aga H HHSRsbx4 1pH, p1 II
n1S SbA Nav Z ID THHT nSAY Nay 90
MONDAY, june n THURSDAY, June 10.
THURSDAY June a. MONDAY June 81.
noMDAY, Jaly4 THURSDAY, JGyL
i noSbs2 ys y9g 10 F MGSPAaA 5a July
MONDAY Angus, IS THURSDAY, Angus. IL
s sGsDaa qSPASl 1- sss:as
MONDAY StptemberH. THURSDAY, September d
THURSDAY, Uctober7 MONDAY, Octobcr%
MONDAY October IS. THURSDAY, October IL.
THURSDAY, October %. MONDAY, October Is
MONDAY Novembers THURSDAY, November
And newly fitted Passenger and Freight Screw Steamers
IRON CITY, J. r. Turner, Master.
MINERAL ROCK, }. p. Ryder, Msster
GEN TAYLOR, Geo. L. Stone, Master
hrs three bos leaving Cleveland every week through the
eAson
rAs Steamers make the round trip in eight days Rooms fO
ny Of The trips car be secured BY addressing
HUSSEY 4 MCBRIDE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Cleveland, Ohio.
NB.-Msrk an Packages, "Care Of Hussey McBride,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of YEW-JERSEY

Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Laka
vS1a and Western Rausd and E.zon with The Lhish
vs<, Rsizusd.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT commencing APRIL q lsss-
Sc~York for Esion and intermediate places from Pier
NiA River, al q No. u IN, aud ,. w. for sorn.r.
~! eolSe trains aud al so p.
ts tain couusct Elizabeth with trains on the New.
A1Sed whh leave New York fsn the foot Court
pse, e'i and y a. M. and 4 and p IN.
Cor the Delaware, Lscsawanns and Western Rail
iussys "A ~ only For Ishgh Valley Railroad AZ
a w. and II JOUS ID Stems suu-rir
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DEOPLEs LINE between NETWORK, CITY
= ISLAND, WHlTESrONE, NEW-ROCHELLEy and
hAMARONFCR. aud aftrr SATURDAY, Sept. lsi the
steamer ISLAND CITY Capt James Vrsdenbnsh will leave
fson Market slip al 4p Returning leaves Msnaoneck at
Ia m; New Rochelle a IN City Island 7%5 IN, and
Nhiestoue at $40 9.
ITO EW-HAVEN.-Farc so cents Berths
Il Freely ELM CITY, nSp. m. and TRAVELLER 81 H.
hom Peek ship arriving all morning trains 70 Hart
6rd. By the GRANITE STATE every TUESDAY, THUR
DAY and SATURDAY at p. IN. RlCH'D PECk, Agent
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
4 PORT spd FALL RiVER-The splendid and superior
a<smer METROPOLIS Cart Brown, leaves New lcrk every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, at o'clock p m,
ADO the EMPIRE STATE CAPT. Brayton, on MUMMY,
WEDNESDAY FRIDAY a, O'Clock p m, from pier No.
sN II.
Hereafter Win b. retarded secured TO any tPph
until the shAh have been raid for
fish; 20 Boston through with crest dispatch BY
On Exprcss fusght Tram
NM BORDEN Agent Nos 10 and II West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
~ Chesp Excursion for Six Cents.-Bosts leave STATEN
BLAND EVERY HOUR from g. m. to p m
Lave WHITEHALL from M 70 p. m. for Quarantine,
otapktop and Vapderbil's Landing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24

,dvesed 10 the sd inst having been detained BY
he Poms.ter carry the United States malls VII ss on
ssrpDAY the 9th precisely II Room for few
~, passengers who requested 70 be on board by lt
~ 49, m JOHN @. DALE, Agent.