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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

NIEW-YOiK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IN aid af:or MONDAY Msy TO- 1885, and until fnth4r
tee Passenger TRIMS viii lt,e Pier tot Of Duanet fol-
lows. viz:
pUNRIRR EXPRESS a 9 M, ior Dprtk snd pri7cPl Ia.
tr4ncdis,e Ste.ioIr-
MAIL TRAIN stsa M or Duaairs snd Buffalo and int
ciis E.Itous
HOCKI AND PASSENGER c. ? ftoA 70. Chsnte.ssc
VIA Permont. for suhe.Is IL tGedia:- stations.
WAY PASSENGER Il F. - Tor Nos tursu, Mi3ie sEd
ir-ermedists 5taohs.
NIGHT EXPRESS e. p m e. Da-sifs .nd BiEs,o.
1br above fl4-ns daily, Sunday, .,crr.o4
Thee Express TRIMS kIn. 9Th toe R'nifN
CauGcacus Niagara Fs K.-osi for Nia~sTs FAILS a.
Bnehntoo with the Syracuse art Hngson A.l,csa. lcl
Sytscu Coming v l. h. Bono Coming srt NeSgt
Esrofs ts Hochesr; az Gscs: .eud win tie Del.ware
eLsnus and Nestern Rsir- I'd and fr 60 AZ Hofcs
v.Ne with Ire Buflo .nd hewTorf City Railroad. fr tslo
At 1rtso Dr irk with TIE Lake Shore Raload ' ce'S
.cl Cil-iL.ati fo.rdl, Detroit Chicago, &c
6 T. hEADLfY, Assistant President.
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ETEW-YORK aud NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ lass SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. i8A

~ lsS8 SUMNER AREANCEMEFE isa-
t4,nmeurips Ny 81. 1859
Pssorfer Station New YoFE, conner -7" su6 Hha'i
e..Anc, e. 2!.t -
TRAINS LEAVE NPW.YORK.
For HoF liavsI (cx) lGtj, O:ij, i:N Tex and
$50 o u Fos N. text; l2:s 5:f5 40 e.)
5:sc D For Mfp.t StEtiori Fsed Solthpo.' sna
Western l. ~ iz4t 3:+5 and SO p. Fox NoTTAE
a. NJ s:.t So {. - ez.l. s. 5:. -, For Dsnrr
ar Gocawic. l.: IS, $50 :; * ~ CO.; p
Stamford 2 ,ox 2:+5 S;45. 4:e tex Az 30.
$50 p For Port Cheec AMI lI,glrcl-Ie ss-soGs,
n l2:45 SIS. i:t5 $3.50, t:Sl M
CONNECTING IkAISS
r.. Bottom. (.X 40 iexl E"F Hartford 81
sprasf,d (sx J. l. y (exb For CONNECTION, Rgr
Riced 10 Montreal hi, and i:2 ex.l 20 Moth
snuton- FoT Czus Ksiir,49 Sortheuptou. test sca
ls:4j T. D. Iur U.IEGtolc RAlrosu- ~, y to'
saass.usL R-.road - l2.ij 3iJ ?. &c. DinaIy aai
NorRs,k Rs,lnsd, :, T. ~: :: - ~.
JsaES =. HQYT spp-s;a.ea5e.t.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting New 2ton with The Dras nrke-
wanna end Western Railroad, Ea.oa with the Letsh
Valley RaiTosd . - -
sUMilER ARRANGEMENT, commencing ApFa e. iei,;-
Leave for Ers.on and intermediate from PEI
No River, Is aud tor Souieryis
by sbose trains. and at $50 y.
The above ts.ns Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which leave Ee~tofS iri the foot ri art
snd;-ss 6. 7! sgi IL aud sid ?
tho Delaware is ard We"ern Rs''-
road III esye u outy. For eih Vsly Raioad a!
"a e m and u "a JOHN O. SrERNS, Superintendent
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Masblnerp.

LIRE ENGINES for SALE--New and ssconJ.
II hsDd FIRE EH0iNEs al oom2;ess r.sdy f a.. an
rXn-d. At NO. sLOA7,0es'A~, By J. n. siokfIS
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CTATEN ISLAND FEkRY.-NOrlCE.-
- Cheap E.cursoa foe Six Cents-Bos, 'ssvp sTkTEa
IrdAhD livery HOUR ron g. M r. 4 p
f-os-s WHITEHALL tom IN 20 =. .of t1.t,crs
N.,elon and vand-rtrs Landing
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Jnsuranee Gompduies,
MBTRopoLlTAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH CAPiTAL.................... 010,
WITH A LARGE SURPLUS.
OFFICE,
No. i0S BROADWAY. CORuHR PINE STREET.
EYW-YUEk

This Company continues insure Building Re1D Seras
Persona Property Stips Ia PVT shh
Csrsoss asink Loss DAnas - tut. Ali ossss 2tociPy
and cquably adjusted
JAS LORIMER GRAHAM THOMAS GaRNks
EDWARD WHITEHOUSE, JAS. LOaMEk GGAHAk, t..
JOSEPH r. VARNUM WARREN DELAEO. il,
LEONARD APPLTBY, HENRY " BUTLER,
FREDFRIC Ii. WOLCOT, BOWES r. McILvAINE
WILLIAM K STRONG, CHARLES l.. VO3E
MOSES TAYLOR GILBERT /. BRHGKMAN,
JAMES o. SHELDON, JOSEPH q. VARNUM IT,,
DANiFL PARISH LORRAIN FREEMAN.
GIjSTAVUS A CONOypR EDWARD MACOMBER
MARTIN BATES ill., CHARLES TAYLOR
JOHN C. HENDERSON. CH ARIES y. AfPLEBY.
JAMES LORlMER GRAHAM, prsaaeat.
EDWARD A. SrASsBURT, Secretary.
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HHANGE of HOUR. commencing WEDNES-
~ DAY June .6-For BklDGEPORrFaie 20 cou,s-A.Iiy
Ing Ia time with Housstonio, Nsuysus New
HsYcn fnid aud Hoso1 Rlosds The ADD sursnor
Steamer BRIDGEPORT. Ca1 Weeks Stll leave from PECK
sin East River every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY al occt Dinner boar" Freight taken e lot.
s.cs. For further niormation inquire a. No lo Bees Ct
q. W. CORLlES A.tn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

~ VAN Auctioneer-EXTENSlVE SALE Of HOTEL
FURNITURE-CHARLESH Il: DELAVAN viii sell At auction,
on FRIDAY June 49, 10 o'clock. a1d continue until oil the
Hotel Furniture sold ooutsned in the building known the
Cernoo, He OF C,se Isoe aud Mnuasst consist
ing Of Mirrors Pianos CaIpss Beds and Bedding Bureau,
sos Chairs Curtsins China and Glassware &c Tho who'll
include the Furniture of than on hundred rooms Sale
posti,e OF Deposits required from a purchasers not
the snconesr Catalogues ready Thjrsay morn
ipg ~ had o. the Hotel Murray and College place
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
IN pELPuIA add lie SOUTH ,ad WEST. "a JERSEY
CIrY- ard Ezl.ess Ies leave siew YcrE ~ and y
.nS an ~. 80 IaroDsh T'Sets sSd f- Cino a.h
s.a tn, Wet. aud JIG Baltimore. Ws-.iHfton, N1rEos,
.cS an onPTto-i W.slilECn IL ID
lsH-- ). W. HUOphutr, a--":-hs srp-,I,--tGsn-
No bsr.ss wi b. received for any sa unless delivered IL
Ads Of Of
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To- 1853 TIsins viii leave CLsinb-sL sstioa as iio@r:
Express Trains, and Albany sad Troy Pass L.
Ger TRIM i: and 10 for D5bes Feny, $50 = IN
and p IN. or Tsytown. for Sing Hns lol5 "a II
ard 9 p m. Tor Popslss,pt3. a. m p sn1 $40 m
10. Tie Pougkc4psic. Pekski, Sing
Tsu7cvu ard Dbbs Ferry Trains stop 81 The Way Stations
Passengers sscp Chambers Canal Chrfophsr AVID 5sts
fsns New Yofk Troy fSJ 10. y snd i:Si
sad s:i5 r. and Albany 4isnd 1875, M aud fC,
As and y;eH r. m Sundays. a. g:f5 D. a..
A.. T. SMITH Slrsr.r .enaer..
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tb2is ~ '''t 'N''' ''
Ci1I
Zoe and splendid osy-pE-r1trs sseainsTs Cifl oF
C-EVsIA AND j. u. LgJGy Asstr lLLtHOs, ) @ii E7s e
Essse-.
LEAVING ci.sgK;AHD A. P -.
THUSSDAY Apfl T. MOnDAf, APrl IL
hONDAy Nay g. JdURSDA Az, april ?
FaURSDhY Msy IS soNDAf. May 10
MONDAY NAV II. THURSDAY, Isy a.
THURSDAY June 3. MONDAY, Gsy 81
MONDAY Jun a. THURSDAY June *
THURSDAY, June q. MONDAY. jEe n
MONDAY Juiy s. THURSDAY JUy
vHUBSDAY July IS GONDAg. jug ~
HONpAY JGiy g. THURSDAY Jgiy =.
THURSDAY kueusta MONDAY, August
HONDAY Anslst 49, THURSDAY, Ausns. t.
THURSDAY August s. MONDAY, Aueast q
MONDAY g t.eubcs C. THURSDAY. SspteulSer =
THURSDAY, September &c. MONDAY. September n
EOGDRY Scptsmber q. THURSDAY, September p
THURSDAY October. MONDAY, Oct"b"rs
aOEDAY, October H. THURSDAY. October ia
Y5FI RSDAY, October &c. MONDAY. October Is
sUEOAy, Noye7ubers 8. THURSDAY. NoveC b'r T.
s.c Newly fitted P,sset eud Frcsht screw Stesmer
IRON CITY j. r.. Turner. Msstey
MINERAL ROCK, J. p Ryder. Master.
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo. l., StoE. M.stet
ssns tire boats leaving Cevelxd every week through tss
The usie th- round tho IN estt days Rooms soI
any o, he tgi2s c.1 10 secured by addressing
PIr18Hy {. McBRiDE,
FORWARDING s..d Commission aset lsuis,
Cleveland Cfsc
r.s-mxk srasckcges. Care q fussey Mcbride, Csv~.
Or
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A. IL HERwIE, Auctionser.
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.-Trsde-Sa.a

~ Rooms No. Is Park row.
rs MONDAY EVENING, June %. a. O'Clock.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LlBKARY-ComPn'inga variety cf
choice rsh and American STANDARD Pubstiors relating %
geDessl tsture inc1dng mrDy scarce Old Books; also.
Soectsop of valuable Nav Books aud expnSveY iusrsed
Works Ac-beng the private library Of literary estensn
Gently d.ccssod- Catalogues ready.
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-FRlDAY, June II,
- 1t I0k o'clock ri The Central Saesfooms, WlouslbY
cor PesIls Rookyn-Reguu weekly sale of household Fur
nur Chino, Crockey, Cutlery Carpets 1e Also, Spring
Furniture Car.
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Diano- Gortes a10 mnsit.

A FINE ASSORTMENT of HALLET, DAVIS
n Co.'S celebrated PIANOS st reduced prces er a. bs
ssins IL Hew-Ycrk PIANCS; Sonmer Plsts unnysed ME-
LODEONS; secondhand PIANOS a. lower prices than
PIANOS to LET, and rent applied il purchased.
r. :. BEhRf, No. As Rfosd~ay.
A MAGNIFICENT 7-Octave rosewood PIANO
IA FORTE will be SOLD great bargain and second
hand PIANO taken in exchsnFe warranted reic 10 cveY re-
sIect ara tqusled in tone Apply at No. 55 West Broadway
CsuAlst.
EIRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
IL for SALE OF RENT at VERY Low RATES.-Age1cy Of
Jeoob Chickering's Boston Pianos D. H. W. Smiths colo
brsisd nelodeons and improved New York Pianos.
A. Nj. KANOUSE, No. 455 Broadway
L,IRST-PRIZE MELODkONS and HARMO-
Il EiUMS-Elegant illustrated pamphlets Sl p9 8vo) SAINT
BY mail. Address MASON HAMLIS Boston, Mas.
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r.t Wharf by lOLAS az 6:S5 1850 aud 10 end
J. The leave fluhipg L. L. az Gas, and ~
n sno l. 2. meeting and exchanging
with boa. Hunters Point. THROUGH in - minnten Fare
y rsrtS WIZ. VI. SMITH, Receiver.
E-Pc sud ExanLln p,r.e. ken 81 rrdneed elea
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LUk DOSTUN and TRUN IDENCE Wa NEW
j PORT and FALL RIvER--Tte splendid uvd slFenot
s.esrer METROPOLIS Csp. Brown Leaves New York ev.y
TUESDAY THURSDAY ssi SATURDAY. as Hcloek , m
and tbs Ray STAT. Csps Jegett. on MONDAY "FDNES
DAY FRIDAY, a. O'clock .. m ,
H.reeer Lo rom VII b. refded ird to sLy sppi
cart until shsl, have ben paid tVr
FrirA, 20 Bo.'or Is forwarded through With great dpsch by
EIDf. Fright froir. . ,,
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J. w. FoRTYR, Anctioneer.

A UCTION SALE. Rich and Costly HOUSE,
IA HOLD FURNITURE, Wilton and Velvet CAkfETI5s
Frruch Pls'e MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGS schd SiLF I'm
wAsE, ARTICLES Of VERTU. &e-THls pay t1 oa az
Al l0l O'Clock % at The resd' No. ais l4h- pea,
sv be cold to the highest bidder for cash. ine enre
Furni9re q said hOuss consisting Of royal wilton 49,,
Carpets; soiid rosewood Pador Suites mssnino-n.' 49,.
frames coysed ia satin made order snd o. ,he ,.I
i've hind solid rosewood Center and SIDE Ieo"S VIZ i,b
heavy French plate glass doors And backs vi NJ
by distinguished artists French pse pet - S -. III
6 siIh ana ,su bro.de Window C1r 1ns heavy zee 90
s,sy ,oevod Secretary Bookcase; solid and rchy poshea
exten,or D;gos T.be is feet, China Ware Cut Glass 'o1
sIyer Ware IN great variety ivory and Pes cutlery elegant
"a -. cbins ysses Clocks &C. Also, al the Chamber Fur
nitne connns extersve variety bon In ROSEWOOD aud
uAboesuy; Beds sra Beedns hsiI mattresses bedroom |a
rets Hal and Stair Carpets, O'cloths. SC.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE tor BOSTON 81
IL PROVIDENCE. is STONi. GfON.-HOUR II LEAI-
ING CHANGE . 20 G NON az Atsr Ft!.sOsf Jane
ria line vii leave Pier No Eah River f.s- vhsr sbsVb
Battery place. daily ept Sundays a. inse;d Of p n
Ole. 10 70 Battoli .pl..e
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pIANOs and MELODEONS of SUPERIOR

DAVkN, BACON e. Co. (successOrs to Bacon
~ Bsyepl PiANo-FoRTE MANUFACTURERS, Ware
10 1856 Grand Brosawsy. whg f &ssortueat
Of Ipsrm may be found sIciovey OF nsnufsc
ture- Warranted in esovY respect
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Atlantic S,rex Steamship Coupsnys aud frscass
steamship HUhTSvILLE, j. n Post o0muisndsr. will Leave
No y n. r. hATCRDAf, June 10. a. oolcck M
accommodations bi5.
un further notice cent foot Insurance
tne.tslf per c-ut, effected d, office Ao,ly 10
III. B. CROMWELL i Co..
No sc Weet-st, Albany.
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LAKE. SUPERIOR LINE.-ls5s.

IL ToUcSIEc At
.i eInt. be,yzser CLEVELAND DETROIT snd sUPSRlOa
CIT.
r6e and splendid lo9y Pr'rIrre s:ean.s Cifl os
CLEVELAND. J. u. Lg3Gy Asstr- iLLiNois III Fr7s
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DIAKO-FOR RITES .-IIAINES BROS, at
thr Mauus ory Nos $50 49, S9f 2dav corner Of 2st.
st. heye all tunes Of their celebrated PIANOS
various tyt carved snd plain which they Offer on liberal
terms 70 .uil ibe times. HAiNES BROS.
THESE PIANOS TO LET-New and Second hand, aud sold
on instei in.ents as sbOve. j. NJ. PELTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05
Music and the Drama.

ITALIAN OpERA.-Mme. Gazzanga is TO perform at the
Academy this evening the tragic opera Of "Lucreza
Borga and the fourth act Of "Ia Favorlta" She will
be ably seconded by Nine. DAngr and other favores.
BROADWAY THRArRE--Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne is TO rep
the herones the tragic play of Fazoo and the
comedy Of Katherne and Petruchio on the occasion of
her benefit TO night. An Irish farce follows
NIBIo's GARDEN will no doubt be well filed with our
fashionable citizens this evening who, usual will be
stow applause upon Miss Robertson Mr. c. Fisher and
others, for their fine acting in the 'Le Of Actress
BowERY TEARE.-The dramatic adaptation OF the very
popular story of the "L0st Treasure having proved
highly successful will be repeated this evening" with the
operetta Of "The Waterman and the drama Of ''New
York and Brooklyn"
WALLACK's mEAIRE.-The admirable performances Of
Mesiames Hoey and Vernon, Miss Cannon and Messrs.
Lester Brougham yo Wheateigh and their associates,
continue to ill this house to repletion every night
LAURA KEENEs-Mr Tom Taylor's comedy, styled
''0ur American Cousin,p in which Misses Keene aud
Stevens and Messrs. jefferson, Couldock and Burnett
have good characters to be gwen with the farce called
the " Obstinate Family"
AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING the novel attractions
Gently added 10 this great depot OF wouders enor
nous young Indian giant and remarkably small lady.
They may be together with all the other curioses,
at nearly all hours.
CRCts-Mr. Melville, the unrvaled bare back rider;
Little Alice the Astonishing juvenile equesrenne; Nine.
Alexandra the daring rope dancer, and host of other
superior performers TO appear at the Palace Garden
circus tonight,
MISsrRE1Sy-In addition to the customary variety of
burlesques songs, &C., this evening promised the
negro pantomme Of Scampini,o by Woods MIN
stes the comcaty entitled the Hop Of Fashion," by
the Bryants and the exciting afterpece of Pongo, by
the Campbels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05
Our Valparaiso correspondence.

VALPARAISO, CHILE Sept. Is, 1858.
Trade in ValroraisoMal Celebration Of hide
pcndence Day in Chile--The Chilean Congress Ad-
journed-Er,ra Session 10 be Cdied-Rumored Adjust
ment Of tie Franklin characterization Of Tyo Mur-
derers-A Woman TO be Shot, dc, dc.
Business continues dull in Valparaiso and the rain,
which falling rapidly, will make the roads to the
very bad and Of course, to extent, cut of
trade TO the interior by means OF caryetds.
The steamer which arrived here on the 7th inst.
brought fun mails from the United States and one
from California. The failures in the mail are by the
agents q the English steamers, charged to neglect
aspinwall Panama. but the American residents here
generally believed that both parties extent
answerable.
The anxiety for a new American line is very great in
Chile among al classes.
Great preparations making in this city and Santiago
for the celebration Of Independence Day Unless inter
fercd with BY the rain, will be exceedingly brilliant
affair at both places
The Chilean Congress adjourned the 18th inst bat
much business remains unfinished il generally believed
that the President Will Immediately cali an extra session.
Il rumored here day that Minister, gen Bgler,
has effected an adjustment Of the Franklin This
clam the United States Consul assured this morning,
has under discussion for than twenty years
The Franklin, a American whaling ship, seized in
tho port Of Iacahuana In the year 1882, charged with
violation Of the laws OF the republic The Consul
that he has doubt that the has been settled but
informed as TO the terms.
Two murdCrcrs were executed at Santiago last week
In Chile all criminals convicted of capital offences arc
shot The wife Of the murdered be shot at the
sainc place III a few days, having been convicted
party 10 the murder for which the two men above
fcrred 10 were executed.
There are at present but few American merchant ships
in this port and there has not been single arrival from
the United states since the 25ih OF August.
Tie revolution in Bolivia terminated in very few
hours II commenced IN la Paz. The origina,ors Of Il
have been arrested and Will probably be put 10 death
sincerely hope that President Iinares may be
oessful ii preserving order in Bolivia have Kind feel
ms Coz She government AMI people Of Bolivia. The PEG
ple II Bolivia sincerely anxious 20 he the most
friendly terms with the United States, aud less pre-
JUDGED than the people Of the other South American
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American ss,onar there every assistance that is m
my power TO bestow
Al the his speech, Gen. W held brief CONVEX
sation with different gentlemen present and somewhat at
length gave his advice 70 Rev Mr. Merriam the mission
AIRY Belgium He took leave Of the party in for
the St. Johns boat at 8 p. NJ
Al Portland Gen w. met some relatives from
Salem, Macs but could not And time visit that city.
He returns TO England, where he in command Of Wool
witch arsenal the grand depot ant mandatory Of ar
lery, ordnance and military stores
General Williams is native of Annapolis Nova Scotia,
born IN 1904 He entered the army young and served
in the British army in India Ceyon On his return 10
England he was sent 10 Turkey, the request OF thai
government TO England for artillery officer capable OIL
teaching gunnery He elected one thousand ap
plcants for the situation. HIS subsequent career IN
Turkey, in the Cmean and in the heroic defence Of
Kars are well known 10 all intelligent readers lie has
received distinguished marks of honor not only from ms
own government but from those OF France and Turkey
The Legislature Of Nova Scotia his recent return TO his
native land voted him splendid sword whose blade Of
native metal is encased in golden scabbard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN suunra RRsSaEnHrr,

Commencing Monday. Sept % 1883
Trains leave depot OF White aud New
York, els White Plains train, stopping q, an stations
Trains depot q Twenty vh and Fourth
avenue New yot, AZ sia A. ", whsmsbrdge, stopping
~ stations. $50 ", mail train stopping at Wliamsbrdae
ani 81 sagr ncrth ~ A. ~ Wtaushrtge stopping all
stations ~ White Plains train Stopping st AZ stations,
QsoP A. WulRmshrdge stopping II All stations; T. " DO
eeT pfalne stopping Al stations r. White Plains stop
ofug al an stations Above WlamshGge. Jstl l.. VI Williams
bridge stopping ~ al tt0rs 80 u Nnaus~ide, Sop
ping III ~ stations -. :. . 90,
Retnrunr leave rhaiham Four CORNERS issl y ", NAL
train ~ Wnh1mshrdge, White Puns ani a stonS
porlb nv. y NNN1 &k'sA3 iFessN yAbAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05

4 A PERbE AND RuRIs
IL ClIAMPAGNES.
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents Tor the
Uei States and Canada for the sale q the champagne wines
u Messrs Jacques Goerg CO. Channs Mane France
We present their wines the public under two brands.
namely LA PERLE AND RuBfS These superior wines
viii b. found IN all respects equal ngt " surass any
other brands for sale in the market From The long eVpe
nce and extensive possessous and large means q e vel
known bouSe of jacques oerg Co. aud their determination
20 furnish wines which shall meet with The approval t con-
snners, We feel persuaded that trial viii fully establish all
claim for the excellence ~ these wines
CkAMkR, ABEGG McCLUskEY, ~ Broadsireet.
RoBlNsoNs HUDSON ALE-R. W EVANS CO. suc,
~ eosos - George Robinson brewers 81 The celebrated
Hudson ale Tor sale IN hogshesds barrels and half barrels
Dtp0t No. 81 Harrison street WILLIAM GAUL. Agent.
TUE FAMILY CASE FOR s7-coSrAISISG THE FoL-
lowing variety
bottles choice brandy.
Do. old port wine
do. prime old sherry
do. pure Scotch whiskey,
do. Murphy's Irish whiskcy.
do. Madeira wine.
W AL one DOZEN bOttips SAMUEL ELLISON.
No south William aud 90 Stone and 40 William street.
between Pine and CEDAR Dealers invited ~ call
and sample our liquors before going elsewhere.
Geo West VII be happy 10 see his old friends aud patrons
No. South William street
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CPEED, coNFqRr, EcosQMy;, uou,.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
a. Man

United States Man line.
The fsvorte steamship STAR or THE SOUTH Capt Ihos
North river Through tickets be had for the following
pmoes fare low by any other steamers from New
YORK IL Savannah: accommodations superters-
New York 70 orleans so 3D. Mobile ~ Montgomery,
Ala, f25, Atlanta Ca. So Atny ga, ~ eoiumola Ca,
So. Macon, Gs, 81. Savannah, s'5
n BPersons wishne hrough tickets mus appy one hour
N f FOR freight passage
sppy 10 saMI ri L. MfICilfih a son, ~ BresdsyRy.
The freight hy his stsaer VT re w csnN per foot
for measurement ress AID ah@t articles Ia proportion
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CyPEcrAI NoTICE-Roes rA1CONFR A CO.s LINE
- Tor San rrancsro-The clipper ship fYANllOE, Captain
lane now receiving the last II her NJ pier No y Bs
river FULTON terry will take freight this week unt ta
The fvaBhoe perfectly ventilated tnsures A the lowest rates
and commanded by Capt Lane formerly g the sWeepskc.
made hs massage Ia shippers
proper care Of their goods sud gnck run ao ireig " -
vurabie apply " Kf~rt ftlIoNhh N tot 70 RUE
street corner q William street
frenis Francisco Messrs ~ v Ross Co sight ex
change on sale. Collections Cas9r
mia and Oregon.
IroR- SAN FRANCISCO. THE A I CLIPPER SHIP
THEREE loading At pier 70 k--, river, 10 sail Sh inst
= taking freight on very favorable terms ~
a. n CHURCH A CO, agents No 50 Wall street
I,OR SAN FRANCISCO THE SNIP GRAY FEATHER
now An the North river and ready b. sail Passengers
Will come board Room for few more passengers
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WINES, LIQUORS. &C.
A FAMILY PACKAGE xLNT or FINE WINES AND
n hquors NINE bottles for FIVE DOLLARS Assored, 90
A case Of IMPORTED COGNAC BRANDY,
TWELVE BOTTLES Cor FIVE DOfsLAlt5.
sample bottle OF All these may be had 81
JONATHAN JONES, Importer - William street
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I,oR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.-THE UNITED
n States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish will
leave Saturday 9th inst at O'Clock r. NJ from pier Is
river She win arrive Norfolk Sunday afternoon
and at Richmond Monday morning Passengers for the
South win proceed by the mail line Travellers
will find this the cheapest peasanest and most expeditions
Passage and fare including stteroom to Norfolk,
S.; TO Petersburg and Richmond, $40 Apply to HENRY
LuDI4AM 81 Broadway
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING, &C.
7 knIrs AND GYNTLrNFS HAVING ANY CAST OFF
IL clothing second hand furniture &C, ~ dispose Or VIII
receive the fair value hy sending o. addressing
Harris $50 Seventh avenue between reenteth and twenty
first streets.
q = QQQ TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH
gc.VOV tng-Sn per cent than s gtven hg others
be obtained for hrge small os o. len 81 or srprs
clgthlgg b. aLgyjns personally through POO . JAMES
N0RQFFY, vi Pearl snsst