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At the land office at Sioux CRY. commencing on
THURSDAY the hrst day Of July next for the
oil me vacant lands in the eren nxmbersd sections
within inc aforementioned townships. which re,
man 70 the United States, within SIR miles on
en1h stde OF the Dubuque and PacifiJ Railroad
and; and the Iowa Central AR Line RAILROAD" sub
Iect' as resulred by law, to minimum of ttro dol
lars ana hfty cents per acre, viz:
On the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
North Of the base iine and rest of the fTth pyir-
etpaI meridian.
Townships 80. 90, and o., of ranges "a and 81
townships @, 81, and 90. of ranges Sc, 81 and 81
townships 81, 81, %, and 80. of ranges 50 and az
townships 9l 49, and SO, ORA ges Al, AZ as and a.
townships 49, 90, 81 81, and SO, of range IS
townships SO, 90, 81, and 81 of range 46
townships 80, 81, and 80, of range a..
On the Iowa Central Air Line Railroad"
Township rs, OF ranges 81 and35
Townships 86 and 81, of range36
and Al ~ ''' w.
townships 86 and 81, of range q
Township Sc, Of range IS.
AT the land Office at COUNCIL BLuPFs commep
eng on Monday, the seventh day of June NEXT for
the disposal OF the public lands. heretofore unorr
ca, situated within he following named townsbins
and parts OF townships, viz: 'p'
NORTH u the base line and toeSt Of the 6ffh pyi.
opal meridian.
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AT the land once 1T FoRI Done =, commencing ON
MONDAY, the twenty first day of June next for the
ciS posaI oil the vacant lands the eUen nuub.r,d
sections within the aforementioned townrhips
winch remain IN the United States. rithIn Sir
mtL.s on each side Of the Dubuque and Pacific
Railroad, SUBJ ect, as required by Inv, 10 a mini
mum oil ftro dollars and fCty ceHts per acre viz:
North OF ths baS. line and ,cest Of the 6Jth prir-
opal meridian.
Townships 90 and 90, of range 10
TOWNSHIPS SO. 10 and 81, of ranges q, 81 o. g. a,
Is, %, y, q, =, -, and 81 ~
townships ~. 80, 81, and 81 of ranges
Townships 80, 81, and 81, Orange s..
AT the hnd ofhce at Sioux CRY, CONNIE ncInr nm
Monday, the seventh day of June next for the Al
posa OF the public lands, heretofore nHof,T,d sit
parts of townships, viz: ~
Norfh Of fhe base iist and tcsSt Of the 6Cth p,ir
opal meridian.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
&&ssgk 9 s
Trains run ne follows:
Leave Washington ~ a. M.
Do. do. atsa.m.
10. do. atspm.
DO. do. at4 81 M.
DO. do at5IS o. "a
The Trains nj and q. an aud 4gD o. on. connect
uiree,iy Al Baltimore for the hast and at Relay tor
INC west. Those at n. On. ~ Il 5 IS p. m. for Auap
.ils, and AZ m. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
v a; w. and ~ p. IN. trains Express, and stop
9nN NJ hnhapo ~ and Washington Jun IONS. The
Philadelphia. " ~
TN sunday only one train-at an .. an.
Jan :" III. III. pARSONS. Agent.
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By THE raEs,BSSsAi s pr. TIE UNITED

deat q tie Omitted States Of Amsrics do hereby ds
clare and make known that public sales will be held
ct the aforementioned land o6ices IN the State Of
Iowa. at the periods hereinafter designated. to
Wit:
At the land ONCE at OsAGE. commencing on Mon
day. the seventh day Of June next for the OF
the public lands, heretofore xaefersd, situated
Norfi Of fhs base line and scest Of the 6fh pris
eipai msridtaR.
Township 100, Of range q
Townships 90 and lUU, of range q
township 90, of range 3.
AT the land once at FORT Dope Z, commencing On
Monday, the fourteenth day OF June next, i9r Ine
DIS posal Of the public lands, heretofore snoPeed,
sunsted wifhiu the following named townships ana
parts of tow nships, VIE:
NORTH of the ba,, Iiss aud rest Of the nth prin-
ripaI DaerfdtdH.
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At the land Office at SIoux City, commanding nm
Monday. the twenty first day of juno next For the
disposal OF the public lands, heretofore xnof,yed
situated within the following named townships and
parts Of townships, VIZ: "
North OF the base line and pest Of the 6(th pin
cipdt msridtdN,
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y. fh.1G
On the petition Of Palmer sumner, Of New York
praying for the extension of patent granted TO him
tailIc iaths. for seven years from the expiration
o SAID patent, which takes place the 18th day of
1t ordered, that the said petition he heard at the
PatentO Office on Monday, the IL; Of prl next al Il
O'Clock and all persons Motif cd To appear and
ought not to he granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required to lie
of hearing all testimony fled hy either party to We
used al the SAID hearing must be and trans init
ted IN accordance with the rules of the Oce which
will be furnished on application;
Inc testimony IN the case Will he closed on the 97
OF March: dispositions and other papers relied
uPos as testimony must he hled m the Office ON or
before the morning Of hat day; the guments IL any
within tep days thereafter.
Ordered. also that thIs notice hc published IN the
Yo X, once week for three successive weeks
previous to the l@th day of April next. the day Of
hesrIDg. JOS. HOLT.
Commissioner OF Patents.
J.. S.-Edtors of the ahoye papers will please copy
and send their bulls to the Patent Office, with paper
containing this notice. jan IL LAVISH
HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE
nited states, as traced IN The writings of Al
sxander Hamilton 10y John 4. Hamilton, volume !.
rYckeI,s History of the UnIled States, volumes
Sand 4. 81 - per y1, ne.
The Queens OF England and heir Times; b, Fran
cas- isancelot, Esq, volumes, s..
Portraits ofmy Married Frie.lds; by Uncle Ben,
Stories for the Home Circle, 5 cents.
Thr.e Days in Memphis, or sketches of the Pub
lIG and Private life ofthe Old Egyptians by Or.
Mustang GRAY; by Hon. jeremiah Clemens, Al,
SeaStorles, volume, Is cents.
W. Lille at the White Sulphur Springs; by Mary
PeriIs Of Certain English Prisoners. a Christmas
An Account Of the Smithsonian Institution: ty
WIN. ]. Rhees, 80 cents. -
A%anach Francois des EtSts T9is, 1883, q cts.
TIA
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These ships having been built by contract presslv
Tor Government service. every care has been taken
In their construction, also their engines, TO in
sure strength and speed, and their Accommodations
for passengers are unesusiled for elegance and
fort.
The steamers ofth. line have improved water
tight compartments, and pense has bcen spared
tomSke them al IS good as new. the thorough exam
nation gwen them proves their mode of cOnstl NC
ton y et uIequa4icd.
Price oI passage from New York to Liverpool, In
hrst cabin, SlSl: IN SECOND DO, 975; From Liver
pool e New York, ~ and ~ gGlaeas. An experi-
perenced Sul attached To each chip. no berths
can be secure until paid Tor.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" ~ ASH - r1S Ianuarv lQso


On the petition of Joseph Eaton. edminist Of
estate of Charles +. Pam, deco ased. of - Insow
Malne, pray ing Tor the extension of q patent
granted To the said Charles r. Paine for improve
ment Ia 'h1y presses" for seven years from the
expiration OF SAID patent, which takes place the
18th day Of prll i8s.
IL Is ordered that the said petition he heard ~ the
Patent Office Monday, the 18TH of April
at Y o clock, m; and ali persons are notified ia an
pear and show cause, any they have why said pc
tItIon ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
HE IN the Patent Office their ObjecIons specially
set forth IN writing at least twenty DAYS before the
day of hearings all testimony led y either ps,ty In
he used al the said hearing must he taken and trans
united IN accordance with the rules Ofthe Offcs
which will be funls he'd on application.
The testimony IN the case will he closed on m
81 of April: dispositions and other papers relied
upon rs testimony must he filed in the Office on or
before The morning Of that day; the arguments. n
any, within ten DAY thereafter ~
Ordered, also, that has notice he published in tho
Union, Washington, ID. Z aud Post Boston M,.
sachusetts. once week for three successiya waoI -
ing. upg ~ reai
commissioner of Patents
RS. Editors of the above papers will nlesse ,,,y
ana send their bills To the Patent Office with MAJ
N0i''s '"is ho1ioe. ian Is laW3W
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
~ 49, q

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent e1 tensIon and Improvement ofIts Iesd-
tire revision Of the running Arrangements ofths road
by which highly important advantages TO the trav
Ser So 'f RASs VII 10 rune
IN both drections 70, thTcggh E assengs5s
from Camden statIon. Baltimore at ANT except
Sundss stops at wa, stations and arrives at Cum
sec9nd-The MAIL TRAIN starts SUNDAY e,--
ceP,ed) at 50 A. NJ, and arrives at Whseng At q
trains for Coinmhus. CINCINNATI. Indianapolis, Lou
IsyIlle, Chicago, 81 Louis &c, and at same place
Ceyelsnd Road. and also at Psrkersburs with Ma
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5!O5 p. NJ, con-
nectng a. Bearood at A. NJ. with eKPgss tram,
Co.'s at C0LnrnbHs,l and reaching there % but Is
hours from baltimore and " hours from Washing
81 Grafton With cars 6y PsIksrsburr sRd MsrIe,ts
connect at XerIa for IndIanapolis Chicago and 81.
Louis, aud at Cincinnati yIth the Great Ohio and
Louis through TO St Louis in e.s thar a hoprs from
Baltimore by THIS tram the f'pis to all the centrsl
the distance from % 20 100 miles sborier than by
the shortest oi other routes. From the West these
fiviTs al Baltimore al as g. n. SA''''o'r'' NJ
III Baggage checked through TO s points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates At
Passengers tr"m Baltimore Washington may
v, c ,ss t. ns ,Saf Sy s"y!ish by taking T1I
land, and reSuming next Tpornng by Wheeling ke-
com;nodation train, leaving Cumberland at sbd
oakland at l0.J1.
FOR WAY PASSENGE
The Cumberland a Accommodation Tram ut A M.
Will stop 1T all stations east of Cumberland and Tire
Wheeling Accommodation At all stations beyond
Cumberland gvlnr West. Eastwardly, the Mall
T5sm leaves Wheeling at 2-Sn A. NJ. and AccounO-
dsiIon leaves Cumberland At g. reaching Baltimore
at 81 Y. NJ.
On THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. beZv Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westuardIy and
the Mai eastwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 2. M,
stopplng NJ way stations. Leaves Frederick at 9.B
A. NJ, arriving AZ Baltimore u noon.
The ELIlCOTrS ILL TRAIN leaves At 51s
A. NJ, and Sis 2. NJ. Leaves EioOtt's Mills at
A. Nj. and L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at AIS and a.IS
M, 3and SIS y. NJ. On Sundays at Ais A. NJ,
and Sis r. NJ only.
Leavo Washington for BALTIMORE nj 6 and s.S A.
Nj ard and i.@ Il. VI. On Sundays Ct : A. NJ, and
The first end fourth trains from Baltimore, and the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mail trains. stopping cny at Washington
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
The 81 and 5. Is trains FROM Baltimore and the -
and ~ vans from Washington CONNECT with the
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets. information. fare, &C., apply 10 J. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, nj the Ticket office. Camden
station. WIN. :. WOODSIDE,
~ l3-f Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
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nRANsEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD


GREAT so UTHERN MAIL LINE
Twice Daily. Standby nights exceptsd, hetvees
WASHINGTON CITY and the ~ " II VI VIA
ALEXANDRIA, GURDONSViLJEAs And RICH
MOND.
Leaves WasbTngton at 6 o'cleok a.. On.
Washington ct O'ciOch N.
For LYNCHRURG ard the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock a. ~, a1Ive IN
LlNCHRURG BeBt mormug 60 "a. M, come tBg
with the trims on the YIrEI MA ard Tennessee Raj
Road for MEMPHIS. Mail Stages from Char
ottesyIlle - Lynchburg n distance Of % miles.
fare from Washington 10 Iynchhurg, S7.7S.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot Of Seventh
street, heing owned nv the RalToad CompHny, runs
IN connection with the traInb.
Tickets for LynchbuTE procured OF the Boat.
HI OInEibu ses and baggage wagons Will ne 81 the
Depot Of the Washington Railroad, to convey pas
sengers and baggage to the SteaIUsoat, Tor Alexan
drIa, distance OF SIX miles, ALLOWING ample time
for meals.
JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
Alexandra, July, 1857. " s-u
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWGRD X. COLLINS, No. IS, WAL street.
New YorG.
BROW n, SHIPLEY n CO., Liverpool.
Ii. 6. WAINM RIOH1 a CO., ParIs.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for COED, silver. bullion. specie, Jewelry, precious
stones metals, unless bills OF lading are signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein
a rs
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ElNE EDITIONS. In fine bindings. of pyron
R-v. GamPGeIi, Pope, Burns, Milton, Shakespeare.
Thomson, Young Akensde' RoreIs S" s@se.
s ooa. Shelley Sonthey, Gray. Wordsworth. Keats,
and NAM ntb How'll. Spensrr Dryden. Goldsmith,
a.u nlnJ other Poets, may he found at the Book
store OF the UNDERSIGNED, mostly imported by him
fu illustrations, ~ VI ~ " ~
a4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
RQWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, at GIBBS'S
= . I~Sh store, near 18th street. q l0-9m
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, sEprEMBEB 90 1855

breed, but OF horses as distinctive and noted
fnr superior qualities a. was The Arabian COURIER
In referring Ia the exhibition Of saddle horses Wei
ncsday Mr. Robinson said he had found but in the
whole collection that could leap the railing Of she Park
He would not thank anybody for the gin Of e horse
for his own riding tha, coulf not clear least to-
eraby WIDE ditch, or leap i've rail fence withon,
danger Ia bis rider. j. was just a. easy for lsiy 20
train herself and her see for the accomplishment Of
stch feats, for the morelcrdinary Routine OF nd
Ing.
There are great many persons here from The Wet
and South, hooking after horses tor sale. Anon 2
them. also. five Cuban SpanaIds, who want i've
,rares-frst for service and af,erwari for breeding
The receipts TINS far of the exhibition are sbos.
81 C0o. The number of persons who passed tue gates
On Wedne sday ten thousand, and the indications
now are that a greater number will b. there to-day
as thew are not only coming in rapidly in country
wagons and by the cars, bGt I; IL expected thai tie
city people viii turn out almost IN the after
noon: ard then il tomorrow il ike to-day the pecu
niary success Of the show il made sure, and the
eoers will be- encouraged TO continue Il annually Is
advantage TO the whole country must BE- conceded.
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lndis rubber, lor which this li,.e STATE has become
famous. N|I .H...r.fv
In the Pomolcgical Department was surpr:sed ..
the remarkable display Of graP--Mrs. FiieEa Darss
of Fall River Mass, being the grea,es; contributor
Mr.. Harris Of Woonsockei, who makes excellent eas-
.imtres had also fine variety Of grapes and % ches
Oue department OF the exhibition seemed rather pc
cnliar ~ met was several articles Of furniture rsn-
rscr;pts. Ac.. formerly belonging 10 Roger Williams.
4 splendid Fire Engine made ior Columbia, s c., AZ
traeted much attention. liked tor its substantial
features in contrast with the too style OF TN
=. ornament adopted on Modern machines
III had mon, I nigh, speak Of the Shswls, Cas-i-
rnor@ Satinss Prints & e.. made by Hazard. Spragn>,
SsNies and Others. BAT my time aud space only allow
NJ L. notice in this very cursory manner one " ina
many exhibitions 1T the kind now taking plae' IA al
our tne States. A full description of aoi them woa6
I'll ycrr paper. o.
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tapiy eisvStes himself lie gave n CONCLUSION stly
complimentary sentinlen; % Sprir gted and vicinity
The President then calt.d upon some one 20 speak
IN behalf OF the Press, and was responded 70 by
Mr.. HaHley Of Hartford, and BREEZY BY Scion Rob
insor.
The Prc.iden, then informed ne audience TIA. to-
morrow morning at O'Clock the State Prize Bsnn.r
wouh be awarded 20 the State which had shown the
greatest number Of valuable horses.
Dr. Cbai,ee then spoke OF the great hbors Of the
mana gers IN get.isg up and carrying ON the thiri
National Exhibition of Horss's IN Springfield ana the
comp any awarded them due honor.
To this Gen. Whitney responded briefly, Bat 10 the
point. IL said that The community was greatly n
dehte Ia the Board Of Managers for their renarkabe
eNertions in producing the good results OF the exhh
tion of to-day H. al.o rendered the thanks OF the
Society 10 the distinguished guests who had attended,
and added interest Ia the day and the occasion he
spoke OF the farmer Of Msrshield and tue farmer OF
Ashland and other distinguished men Of the 'rd WI"
had been great hen'sct 20 their country as pro
moters Of Improvement IN agriculture.
The meeting. having been prolonged till 10 ocleck.
was now brought "a most happy CONCLUSION. ANA All
retired TO their homes in OF thsnkiuinesS that they
had been present 10 ENJOY the feast ci reason, tnsy
did not feast Very richly upon the TAI things "i tAr
culinary art.
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TIE FAfR AT PROYLDEYcE. r. H.

Corie.porssuce Of yhe n !. Thame.'
PEoyIDFscE. Sept. % iS'''
The exhibition OF tie Rhode lisa nj society tor '''
Encouragement Of Domestic Inla.ty, nc mag
Hotionltar.l and Cattle Snow, ispos IN fib uis' ne
Industrial and Horticultural exhibitions az ~ a =. 's
spacious rooms over the Railroad Depo, an ths 'suz
on grounds NOT la Distant The icruler are 'sfy ii'
while the Cattle SLOW Gems 'nesgsr to ore who la
seen many oil the County slows IN New-York STAT.
The chief osj~cts Of Interest among the ind"''nai
w.rks are the msnulsctUrss Vi co.'sn "epen3 SO
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printing.

ATEvTRDELL's, HE celebrated WEDDING
cams penddy engraved, only be had. Broadway.
sorDer DnaEe' Orders by mall solicited
TJAKER g. GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings, print
ID everything from the snales. CARD LABEL 70 the
Ss,es BILL or BOOK, az the Lowest Cash Prices.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING Iialfprice
II Wedding A. Home and Business Cards Bill Heads Notes
CbeIs BITS Of Exchange &C. a.KELLYS No. 81 Fultonst
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IN and AFTER MONDAY May 10 1853 and until futher NOTICE,
Trains Will svc Pier foot az Duanes foows viz:
DUkkIRk EMPRESS al M for DunsiTk and principal In
ternedate Stations.
NAIL TRAIN % FOR DuEkh and bGsho and InteGIie-
date Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER ct 2. m, from foot Chamoerss,
via Picrnort for Suferns and intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER at p M Cor Newbdrsh. Middletown and
intermediate Stations.
NIGHT FXPRESS AZ ) D. M, FOR DJnkhk end Buffalo,
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted.
These Trains connect Ehnira th the knrs Ia
nsndega Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls a. Bng
bao viii Syracuse sud B~hsnton Railroad Tor syria
sse: at Corning with the Buffalo, Coming and New-fok
Railroad f0r Rochester, 81 Great Bend with the Delaware,
ard Western Railroad. for Snnton al Hores
Vile tho York City Railroad for Butalo
Buffalo and Dunkk with the LskeShoe Railroad for Ce'e-
laid Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit. Chicago &c. ,
- b. y. HfADLEY, Assstant FTesidcnt
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sgxyrncy soR Asbr cTIoy % A Yogsss GsaL--
f.eerye T. WcbbeF, "A isncy goods mefchass on nv.i
street, Troy. VINO recently attempted - 49,. .
vng yri y III in,sn; OF raw shncDs, in Nsv'hsven,
connecticut was slowed 10 plead guilty. m tss saP.
rior Cont u aggravated assault = ana ssss1os "
pay iine q as and imprisonment ssr -. S G.
Both the prisoner and bis wife appearee sfs.-
,r ,Eysnipg Po=;.
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miscellaneous.

I AIDES Try bottle of the ROSALIETA, for
cleaning KID Gloves With This preparation gloves be
esned few moments and immeds0!y. II costs less
than pair and ee from unpleasant odor Price Is
For sale Wholesale AID retail a. te depot No III
Broadway G.. ID. MARWEDELI Agent.
CTOVE POLISH.-A very superior article for
~ family cean durable, and brilliant aud oAoeeds
ANYTHING Of the kind In he market IL il also great saving Of
hIor QUARTERMAN a SON. Ia Johnst, Ncw-York.
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bnil0inq Haterials.

GLAZED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPES
u 2to 10 inch bor-ffor cents per foot Gsrnkrk and
American Gil iMNEY POTS, Vases S.itusry &c &e LONG
ISLAND POTTERY DEPOT, No. % Nasssust, New-fofs
DOOFING SLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent for
HI the celebrated "TVERETT QUARRY Pa,
For "FLAT" and 4" PITCH ROOFS.
For samples address No go Beekmnn-s.., Now York.
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Iowa MirrnArs-we have been showr by Mr.. n
Crowley .po.mr ns OF Iron, Coal, Lmestonc siSi
Gypsum Of admirable quality all loaod in ine1hsssabe
onan,jties within fcw nil OF each other m Wehs.er
Comfy, near Fort DoJgs, fo'sa, The resorrees Of
tb., STAT. a.. not Yet hall cI.i.Tssvcl ...fi :.
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Furniture.

V,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, in
II AT coo. Of superior and warranted msnucture, nizhed
n hndsespe, lTcsco fruit and 8Owen, at II. r. EARRING
TONS No S3 Csnals opposite Wooster. E,abiEhed Jis
CHOW CASES-HOFFMAN ~ FERSCH :
y showCase Wsreroorns No a Chshain.t near the City
H,l general assert Of show kept constantly
bd Old taken in exchange Orders promptly executed
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IL On and eef THURSDAY, Sept Uhlh5 VIII flh u
lows: Trains going EsstLesye South Ferry Brooklyn at 10
m for GreenroTt South FcTy Brooklyn ct II M for
syosse leave South Ferry Brooklyn q for Ysphank
leave South Ferry, BOcilyn, al m for syosset leave
South Ferry Brooklyn al 3 m for Hemp'teed leave South
Ferry, Brooklyn, at 1t p NJ for Jamaica
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHlLA-
IN DFLfHh ard ~ SOUTH snd WEST Wis JERSEY
CiTl-Msi sRd Express incs csve Sew-icrk al and IL
and ana fare - Through Tickets sod for Iip
,inIA and the Nes, and for Baltimore, Waa Norfolk
&c. thrO .h bas.Rzc ghcokcd & ssu IL and
p Trains J. W. WOODR FL Assistant Superintendent
NJ beEz,se vii b. received ior any train unless delivered and
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A
~ Conp-,~ns at New Hampton With he D-Asare L.-ks-
wanna and Rsirosd, and =; Eanp With the l. nisb
sfrwMTR ARRANoEMEyT commencing Anvil d ,as-
Lac ioT Ezstn and inir.ae frsa Pier
No North River az ~ a. IL IN. and p n, fE som
vile b. above trsnr, and al $50 p
Tn. Above connect Elizabeth with trains
Je.ey which leave New York from the foo, Of Corr
snd; st. c. "a aud u A. m, and and .. N.
Pa.senr.rs for the Dezwsr Lsckswznna and Western
road viii leave Z, only. For L-hsh Valley Railroad e.
"a a. IN. and I'm JOHN o. STFRSs Superintendent
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN lass. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1857
ConIus roiEs May 81, ls8
Passenger Station in SewYoTk corner Zths ard 4.h
entrance On Iik..
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN.
FOR New Haven lex l1.i5. 5:i5, 40 fex) and
$50 For Bridgeport. T. tsy.l 1875. 3:t5
tex and $50 For Mfrd. Strstprd Fairfield South
poIt and We,tport l4ij 5.4j and $50 p Fox Me-.
walk, T. ga 1875 3:i5 f:2a trHl 4.t5 SD $50 p
Fgr Dsrsn and Greenwich, w. l2i5 Ss5, AS $50
81" p H. foE stanford, :. gtez a m y; - 3:45 %
len AS $50 $50 For Por, Chester and .e mediate
stations, :. l2:f j45, :: s. 5je, 81 y
CONNECTING TRAINS
For bos'on, n. lex 10 tsx) FOR bartsrd and
SPRINGFIELD, ss n Tex 40 p m tex For C9nn-ceut
River Railroad Montreal teI) For Cana Railroad
Northampton, N. tex and l245 IN. For Now Haven
and New London Railroad, and +2D For Hoasa
tonic Railroad, u i;2 For Sauga.Gck Railroad So.
~ IS 5:l5, o. Ia. For Danbury and SoTv ak Railroad
a m. 4:Sp. II. JAMES II. H0YT, Superintendent.