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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

A UsTRAIIA. -coMMERCIAL LINE FOR MELBOURNE
~ direct sailing promptly on advertised days The sppe-
Toensby commander viii have immediate despatch for the
above port This superb vessel has nearly completed loading
ana WI SAL about the 2)h OF October She has always de-
veiei hef itfghs IN ne order and bears high reputation
for hsr last sailing qualities Her accommodations for pas
senges cannot be surpassed for comfort and convenience
Passengers and shippers invited TO examine her before e
The superior A. clipper ship NECKAR having fine state
room accommodations Tor first and second cabin
For freight passage apply board pier North river or TO
J. P1CkARD 4 Co 10 Broadway Cash advances made
approved consgnmenss Eonsgnees in Australia Mcssfs
George A. Lloyd, Government Agents for New South Wales
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1852
n carrying the United States mails
nander her berth pier 10 East river having two
thirds OF her cargo board will be despatched for Mel
bourne positively Oct. 20.
The magnifcen extreme clipper ship JAMES HoyEY,
Robinson commander ia at berth pier No North river and
Will have prompt despatch for Sydney oct 20
The Rockand has fun poop cabin and the accommodations
Tor both hrs and second class comfortable and
comuodious and superior to any ship now on the berth
For freight or passage apply on board or 2 o.
Sight bills for sale and cash made consgnmens
Consignees in Australia Messrs WILKINSON Bros. co.
A UsTR AIIA.-PAsSAGE ONLY s75.
IA The magnificent AL clipper ship JUAN FERNANDEZ,
having three fourhs Of her cargo board viii positively
be despatched for Melbourne Monday Oct % This ship
her At pier No East river For balance freight
apply to GOODBYE ARkELL ELLIOT los Pearl street.
IGOR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA.
l. 70 sail Friday October Is, at o'clock p. NJ.
he well known saunch and fast ste mshp TkNNE SSEE,
Thomas Forbes commander will commence to Receive
No. \ North river
Passage- First cabin $50; seerage s25.
HOFFMAN & PFSNAL,
80 Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

IDICU rvrORTEp JEwrJRy -JuSr RECEfvED, \
IL patterns OF bracelets brooches sud
fnrs 81 chains lockes studs buttons &c, all In the
Etruecan setting
Coral IeveIry tfron Naples IN sofia &C.
Mourning iewciry-Jet bet AMI gold. black enanelCd
gnrds a tho cte4ttst variety.
Tortoise sltr1 icwclfy'ra rcts plus tarfinr ~, &C.
An our IN Fl. ccfiUl ant patterns entirely now
a. tORSg, f,0ARhNAN 4 COW NsENp
~ Broadway, eosasr VI Spring agess,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

JlyANTEp-A SITUATION, AS C0AcUMAN, By 1
w respectable young man, IN private family. Can give
best city honesty and sObty from his
las, employer. Inquire at Dir. Bellows stable OF
Prince and Crosby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

yIvANTED-A SITUATION AS LIGHT PORTER BY A
w young writes good hand i quick Ut figures and
afraid salary not much object perlnt
situation Hest OF reterence Address John box iii He
raid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

nR. WATSON. $50 TGooNF STREET syc'Nn nix
IL u Broadway. once hours rom y vs. nv y
IN the evening.
~---~----
noCToR WARD, oFFfcr ~ Bfo , Nv 1pca ha,r,
east corner ~ re0rne street second " a.
from al M IL isP NJ On Sundays from y VI vi ~ ".
NAV LAR.soxr a MERCER STREET o.SER nr
i y spfne. opposite ~ Nich1lls bguA ssW iaS e"~'
houfstlotO lp " til ~. ". except sundays
INR -,,INrp ls- PRINCE STREET. PEW BLOCKS
~ - n Broadway ohcc hours ron = y" ~ "''
fi9' 3U't'o,N -
-.,9,..,,f t1f.SFrR SONY pfrfcF u AI t0 III "
ID. awfet S~. Nus Up. rs.tt 3e ~ 80 ~
N ll Is lie ssg.a.ug Is e. esllek = IA evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

v>t.voNps DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS.-I HERMANN
Dkrp Az Iyrooma street manufacturers of diamonds aud
ane ewery kcep constantly htnd large assortment o
awoud ey Of patterns 70 which hoy beg leave
to call the attention Of persons desifons ~ plrsng ngs
stock of diamonds unset hand Dimonas oh soh or 81
bought OF taken Ia exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

lyANTED-A GOOD TEMPERED PROTESTANT GIRL.
w cook wash and iron III private family 81 per
month Also small girl Tor children. Apply at 392 Atlantic
Il isgooklyu.
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N-ANTED-A GIRL, TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE
w work of Il small family; also, who willing
hc generally useful None need apply unless capable ~
East 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

JrREsH BuTTER-rN PALS TUBS rIRKfSs AND
whole dares received daily and cor sale the me q,
able terms Butter carefully packed for Fraser river C0r
Australia and the West indies by B LEWIS IS Vesey
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

MINSTREL HALL 80 BROADWAY
wi
CAMPBELL MlNSTREfS
Monday evening H. and during he week
The following novelties will be performed
The cANPKEII.S new extravaganza nr
SOUTHERN nARkIEs ON A FREE STATE RAILROAD.
UNsWORTIIS Bsnio Song, "Ihe Charcoal Man
THE THREE HUNTERS.
r. A. COTTON In hs innfabe part 81 Bob Ridley.
UNsN OR1i and MOORE In songs, comic ines, &c
Admission Is cents COMMENCES ~ IN
n. SNIffIS. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13

no SHIPPERS FROM YfRGfNIA.-THE SEhB0ARD
Il Towing and Transportation Company prepared 10
can,rac, loading Of ships Norfolk produce from
Richmond Petersburg the Of freight
pat those places tiy Point iarrsons BAR
thereby The shin the attending hts ship
going James river The rates OF freight tobacco nour
Se Rom Richmond Petersburg the ship At Norfolk
The charged - iiarrsons Bar Merchants and
ship III making charter parties reminded Of this
To tho II produce the c>t OF delivering
will he the while ~ the ship there
will ~ the saving Of steam towing poagc and time IN going
James river For further particulars apply 70
GARRISON MOIGUE. Agents, or MARSHALL PARKS
President Norfolk, Va. or 10 CAkRINOTON CO. IS Broad
way, New York.
JVxCURsfON TO RICHMOND, VA, TO ATTEND THE
~ National Agricultural Fair 18th 70 ysh october-Ihe
steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish leaves here on Satur
day. sd October, for Richmond Va arriving there on the
OF the 25h In time for the opening of the National
Agricultural Fair Tickets will tie issued by the subscriber
dollars by the jamestown and return by her
meals Included with the privilege Of remaining
Richmond TN Friday evening 9th and returning by the
stesmship Roanoke HENRY LUDLAN - Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13
DOUGLAS DODGETH.
from The Chicago Journal

from The Chiedgo Journal
At the junction, some days since Douglas declined
To his venerable friend, DIR. Root Of EGn,
when the questions became troublesome.
At Pontiac, the Little Giant took to water after the
fashion. He solicited questions from the audi
enee, and the following was proPounded:
let. You say in your speech at Freeport that the
people Of Territory have the power to exclude
Slavery by non-acon. Do you mean by - excluding
Slavery, they have through their Territorial Legisla
,ure the power to declare that slaves brought in vol
unfairly by their masters, shall, by that act, become
free II not, how can they exclude Slavery and II
so, how will that tally with the Supreme Court de-
csion
Douglas few INTO passion and said that his inter-
rogaor only asked the question to create confusion "
The only reply he made that he had answered il
al Freep0rt, and then abused the gentleman who
Intercepted him. The editor OF The Sentinel ssys:
Seeing that Mr.. Mcdowell who profoundcd the
frs was unwilling 10 ask any more questions, not
desiring to be abused any further, we stepped upon
the platform and propounded the following:
Ii a person holds a slave in a Territory by virtue
OF the Constitution Of the United States in which
there police regulations enforcing his night TO
hold such property, and that slave goes into a Free
Stste can be b. recovered ar Fugitive Slave, under
the provisions Of the Fugitive Slave lawl"
When We put this question to him he looked atus
though he would take perfect delight in eating US
up or would derive exquisite pleasure In knocking the
daylights out Of US. Approaching US with appraised
hand ard flashing eye, shaking his shaggy Locke, and
can be recaptured under the Fugitive Slave Law,
He then commenced volley Of bingsgate which
would make f-hnonger blush, calling Us an Aboli-
ZIONIST; that were in the habit Of going round lee
turing in church Easements, making Abolition
hsrsngnes, after the fashion Of Lovejoy and other
pncushion lecturers.'
His tormentor- would not let him up, however, and
popped the following:
Would not the spirit Of the Dred Scott decision
ann1l oil the ae,s Of the Territorial Legislature In
they enacted Laws uufriendy TO the holding Of slaves
in Territory while a Territory"
Douglas now fairly rayed, and declared that . no
"gstieDal. wond ask such question and declined
10 be INTERCEPTED further
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

FOR EUROPE.
The United States mail steamship North Star, Capt
Jones' sailed from this port at 10 o'clock on Saturday
for Havre and Southampton, with ia pa-sengers and
&l93, 1870 in specie
The steamship New.York, Capt. Won San,en, Aso
sailed for Bremen, with 3l passengers and u 400 %
specie.
REGATTA At sEw-RoCHELLE.
The Neptune House annual Regatta took place on
Friday last. The sailing ground this from
stake boat at the entrance Of NewRochcle barbor
down the Sound to stake-boat anchored od Little
Neck Bay and back TO the starting point twice, max
ing the entire distance sailed about twenty miles.
There were four prizes offered. First, for boats from
80 to % feet; second, for boats from q IN ~
feet third for boats under 20 feet and the fourth for
catrgged boats. The entries were as follows: FJst
csss-Grace Thone, Flora Tempe, Phebs Ann, and
Electric Spark Second class-None. Third cass-
Mary, Blue Belle and Grace Darling and five entries
Of cat-rgged boats. There was fine breeze blow
ing from the south. Al . O'Clock the eat
rugged boats were started neIt the 6rst-elase
boats which had fine start together and closely
followed by those Of the third clas-. Great nteeet
was felt in the race especially by the residents Of New
Rochelle on account Of q ptitor being brongh.
into the field against the Grace Thorne, built by their
young townsnan Isaac Huntington, whose yachts
with single exception I'VE believed have echpsed
every craft Of corresponding sze in this neigborbccd
In this instance the Grace Thorne took the lead aid
sailed good portion Of the distance alone. The tD~i
class prize was taken by the Blue Belle, and the "a'n
prize by Brunette.
AMERICAN ATLANTIC AID PACIFIC SNIP 'ASAh co.
This Company dispatched their third boat on satar
day for the River San Juan and Lake Nicaragua.
few invited guests were on board Of her, who were
landed on Staten Island; after which the boat pro-
ceeded on her way. THIS boat, formerly called the
Liberty. plying between New-iork and Astoria, =
now called the Laura Frances in honor Of the we Oh
the counsel to tie Company. The Ca'harine AafA'
the sailing Of which was announced two days Sahc@,
was named by the Compsny in honor OF the vie o.
the Vice President thereof
The threef,s,s dispatched during the pat week are
DESIGNED for the lake service sfter the month OF Feb
rusry newt Prior to that time two Of them VII ply on
the river Before the month OF February two ron
steamers not exceeding sixteen inches draft, will ~
,ad bc s.nt 10 and employed on the River San Juan.
II il reported that two steamers have been pur-
chased by the Company Tor that part Of the rooie be-
tween New-York and San Juan del Nore, each
rapable Of accommodating Syo passengers.
TIE Nortok Ieral learns tba; the new steam sioop-
of war building at the Go~por Navy Yard VII oe
ready for launching il il expected, by the LIT Of No
venber next, month sooner Than ths@ " DE-
launched at the Portsmouth IN H. Yard.
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DEM WANNA RIA kOAD.
Il THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
The P-rrsyysria Railroad CONNECTS =: Pi'-shrrEh Al
ROADS ard from s. Loui. No -on. Gssus Cni.sr'
~ Frsrtfcr L.xinCon AID Louisville XIV, Ira Haze
Madson Laaye,f- Indianapolis lnd. Cincna;i Dawn
Springfield B.ieousiue, SsLdusky. Io-do. c. and c.
,slnhr- Zan~ssiir Ms..ilon aid Wo-sr ohi a-1 sh he
scam "a from and New Orsl :. u - Ions.
VIII. and Cinsinnati-
Through ne Es b. had sry Of above
u.utiousd places in liz We.
Ps.-.ns.r. Will fni ,h- th- shortest -o.. -Np-io aud
,eufor abe route b.fweeu he Ea-- and .h- We.
IRON SEW-YOEK TO CINCINNATI ~ 81 HOURS.
FROM SEW-iORk TO CHICAGO y a. 40, r..
FROM NEWBORN TO ST. LOUIS IN 70 HO, RS
Parr a. Auy other route.
go handhilis in the hotels Of his ri.v.
Tarug-h T. further information, nay - bad he
,eio. of 70. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
NJ . Actor Howe. Hrosdv3y
Isnus7y l. lss. J. L ELLIOTT, Ag-t;.
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TIE EPIDEMIC ~ NEW ORLEANS.

To n< Ed.soy ., TIE \. y. T,ba1<.
SIR The following dispatch, received yesterday,
beers its own explanation; 80,
NV -ORLgASs, Sept 9, 1888
To the gs,s.oeaf Y ,e ioaAg tsa'. CLyias issS<a""'
As1 YORK
=" Tie epidemic brings heavy labor and expense
upon our Committee. We have two h"rp,.is anu
two or three hundred lex nnd.r treatment. Can you
-tnd us any funds rom your city. .,,,,vc
Chairman Rel.efCom- ~ D. T. =" 4 y
Thoee a. feliov-citizsns willing forerpc 20 Lhs
call arr respectfully requested 20 send ,n'f eoa'hoa-
ten. drsc 10 NJ La;'ing ITO Willard Harvey e'1.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13
CUpREME COURT. KINGS COINTY.-JA-

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COtlNTY.-JA-
~ COB III DATER, Plaintiff ast. JOHN &. RiKtR, Ottawa
X Rker his wife Lucr.tia Jane Arms Benjamin + Miee,
Caroline Maj his WIFI The Essra Couuty Bank The Reuse
County Bank The Farmers Bank Of Lsnsngbgh James
French Smith Barber Henry ~ WhDhcsd. Anatasius Ncho
la James Lewis John Caow. John A. stewart Receiver Of
the Bowrr Bank William g. Reed and Abraham Senseny De
Lacrea Jane Arms William O. Reed aud Abrshsm
H. S.ns.ny Defendants: Yol hereby summoned and
quired the complaint of Jacob H. DateI, Plaintiff
which the 2th day Of July, 1853 fled IN the Kings
Clerks Office and a Of
office. No. Wslst in the City Of Newly York within
twenty dsys after the service hereof exclusive Of t
day sIch -ad defendants fail said
complaint hereby required the plaintiff will apply 70 tie
for the relief demanded in the congratulated July a
1858. BLEEKMAN, HYATT L BROWNELL
su3 law6w No PltiH's ATTORNEYS. No. Wall st. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

F,rgrH ssD Sos MURDERED ~ KEsrrcAT.-
the LOu..1Ae Courier states that some days sipoe IN
" a.hngton County, KY, two men, Hender.sn 900
Fars and in the aray killed Fairs son, the oo man
e.caping for the tine. henderson and foeum we're
arrested, and in Jail in Springheh. IN IN
day tie elder Fairs found in the Pnohc rosa, mu
defed, not far from his hous~. he wa sh", @oa
a. VT the murdereIs are al iesectsd. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

CUPREME COURT-Ciry and County of New
- Yog.-Duyid r. hr-rr ssaiu,t John ?. Tow William
sryi. aud Enn- h. hi wife tFrfios VI Pryrf Howard g.
Isdy and Msry d. hi- wife, John I. Williams, Hamilton W
shflnan Joseph Hof-ey same T. Horsy John W. Mason
Aaron Healsy Seth P squire, S'aa;s : Bel Aher Lowrs
Edward strong Francis p P1TuaS john " Atrch he Mas
BANK. Thomas McErah. President Of 'ls Nsasaa Bank
Audrrys Campbell Willie Seaman, junior Ntiam t1y'ir
Frrdrr NJ Pey-er james Henderson, John A. kerB'chsn
Nathaniel Jarvis iau.or he Ar;i-sni Bank Gg 3 Law-ou
David Cohss " iiaiu tohra Jan" \ Natrous, Andrrw J.
Wood Edward Kcuey Norman D. >smp.on lsrss w Morris,
Junior Henry NJ Mirrsy. Israel W Morris, Jsroo T. Jones
Richard II. Downing jos ph r. heecr, AudIew " eerF,
Griffith W Griffith. William Mile, issc Geery William O..ry,
OcAIW surteya' Andrew srgsn Reciysr Of inr hrcan
b. banking Association William iiansou Edward A. w lii-,
and David Gott, for Amt not srfs
TO N. abov. d.fsndsn;s. MARY d. CADN and ALERT
LOW RY-You herr hy and required ~ ans~e me
complaint in hi. action, viii viii he Med in the Office Of he
C.t Of h. Cty and Comfy vt New YORK. A. he City TIA City
Nrwi ork and copy Of your answer 70 the -sd
complain on n. s4bcriber s Office No ~ Broad~ay N The
City NewYo. within twny days after he -rrve" 81 h..
summon. yoI exclusive Of t. day 81 uch and u
YOU fail the .sd complaint within the time aforesaid
action viii apply 20 the CoIt To- IA" ~ lief
demanded in N. comp lant.-Daied JAY y i253.
u. r.. WHEELER, Psintif and Attorney IN person.
The complain; in shoyeentii'"d alton nsd in tne
nc the Of IN. City and LoIny Of New York ~
18Th july A. D. Sas-D-ted New York August Q, l
~ y. WHEELER.
y aim .Vdl IA Nora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

Treasurer OF The y. Y. Y. VI. c. 4. No. 50 Ma en-
lane: Il. I. Nanierre, esq, No. .ss Broadway. Ros
Lockwood & Son. No. toi Broadway. or N, under
signed. RIcH,RD {. McCoRsios, 3ts Broadway.
g. yr,k Sen n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

COAL-$4 5O.-Famihes laying in their supply
~ have the best quality Of Stove Rxn.r Crate and Fur
COAL srrsened from under - 30 per de-
Hver.d from yards 81 King Greenwich s,s No g
Canal Besr AIeDs No ISL Dusner and %ths near llh
MAT. CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-13

IN PURSUANCE Of an order al the Surrogate of
IA. County Of New ors, T. herhy - al f-,n-
having elams agsiu, WILLIAM 7. CArTkRFIELD sts Of
the Ct fork dscea-ec present tn same, no
80 tbf 10 tn s-hsrrh,r The ofr Of George ireland
Nc Is Pia.t IL hs City Of SsYor beior. - thirty
f day II December usN-Dated New Ior. he ht eay Of
JuDs iSs EMMA A. CATTkRFiELD Alniinist- atsiA-
- IN
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and amer MONDAY May TO- 1853 and until Itber notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duane follows viz:
DUNK1RK EXPRESS A!e for Dunkrk and principal in
termediste Stations.
NAIL TRAIN a. H. Coz Dlnhirk aud Badslo and nierns
date Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER as p H. from foo. Chamber st.,
via Permont, for Sl-euis and ntt fnedsie Stations
WAY PASSENGER M4 for Newb ureh Aiddetown ard
int mediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS a, p. m. for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
These EIprsss Trains connect at Ens with he ElnIa Ca
Niagara Falls Railroad FOR Niagara as AZ Bns
the Syracuse and Bnshamton Railroad for Syra
cuse; at Corning with the Buffalo Corning aud New York
Railroad for Rochester, Great Bend with the Delaware,
Lskawanns and Western Railroad for Scranton 1t Hones
vile with the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo;
Buffalo and Dunkirt with the Railroad for Ceve
land, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit, Chicago, kc:
b. y. HEADLEY, Assistant President
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OCEAN Steamers, ST.


pOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR
III LINERPOOL--The AFRICA. " shannon Commander.
VIII sal from The stream WEDNESDAY 18th rs,a;
Steamboat will ply between h. Compsly- Wharf, Jer.ey
City, and the A,a, from 10 to II o'clock D., 70 convey
pass nsers and baggage on board.
The Persia viii .sii 18th instant.
+. Ci'SARD No. Rowling Green.
CTEAM 10 LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAS-
~ COW, DUBLIN. BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, and
All tie principal Cities OF ENGLAND and IRELAND VA LiY
fRPOOL without delay at greatly reduced raes-Ibe III W.
ERPOOL, SFW-YORk and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANYs -re did Clyde built iron screw steAinshps are IL
tended % sail a. follows;
IRON NLw-yOEE.
tftftJ. IbErsGsy. ~
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Thursday. ...............Oct
And each slt.rnat. Thursday,
A. = O'Clock noon, from Pier No ~ North River
RAYS cF PASSAGE.
Cabin from New orb and fhadep hia 20
Third Ne iork the stoyenaned places %
Return ticket available for xix 90
Certfe passage from Antwerp New fork...... IS
Passengers rvaTded Hayre Paris, Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp aud all parts 0: the Continent without decay.
Drafts Oh LiyerrO from : upward.
The ComJauys Steamship BOSPHORuS leaves Antwerp in
with each departure from Liverpool % ioSt
conveying goods and Ee. Torz al through
Bills 81 IadiIs signed IN Antwerp.
FOR frr1h: passage apply stthe Office ofthe COMPANY
JOHN G. DALE, No. Is Broadway. New York, Agent
In Antwerp, TO j. 7. KREMFR 4 Co,
In Liverpool, 10 VIM. IEMAk, Tower Buildings.
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E.fqdl.

IN PT'RSI ANCE of an order al the Surrogate of
IN, County 81 S ios uurr hereby rs'u 81 a r"cns
b,,us ran1s sgaus- JOHN : AVERY. az q Brdsspor-
Connected formerly Of th~ Of New trcess-d pre-
IN, The Nth ,olehr. 't-toi "a" subs abr a. HI
u,r. OF b.n.. No 5 Frout.stTet IN tie CITY n N' Yo-k
m or before the tvsu' Second Ia Of ooo'5 n"sr-Dsrd
vsw- Yor. the s-yeureenfn dan Of Apnl. ltrA
mia lautmM WALTER I AVERY tN,s-or
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STEAM 10 ALL PARTS Of GREAT BRITAIN,
- via GALWAY Iresnd-THE SHORTEST SEA PAS
SAGE BETWEEN AMERICA and EUROPE-NEW-fORk
AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINE-Tbis line com
trses five powerful steamships: The PRINCE ALBEkT
AMERICAN EMPIRE, BRITISH EMPIRE, INDIAN IN
PRE- and PACIFIC. The steamer PACIFIC WIZ G. Thoinp
son. commander will leave Newlork from Pier No - North
River at u O'Clock on SATURDAY. sept III Tor 1s"hs
touching at ST. Johns N r. Persons visiting Ireland reaen
their three rth the time taken By any other
route and all opportunity Of visiting places and scenery
Of IN Ireland with free tcSets by the usual
railroad from Galway Of the principal cities OF
Great Britain. -, 80
First Cla.s..s $50 Second Class. 80 Third Glass $50
liberal able will BE- provided, and cooked provisions
for thrd.c passengers tn Galway
For freight passage and further particulars, aPpyto
VIM A SALE A. Co.. No. ~ SOuth-st.
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ser Mater -
LEAVING SLENEIsND AT 2 -
THURSDAY, Arn = MONDAY APRIL n
MONDAY, Mays. THURSDAY, Aprl -
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F August
90 1859 Trains will leave Chambers Station ssfoows
Express Trains IN and p Albany and Troy Passsn
ger Trains II 80 aud 1880 for Poushkeepe Ia
and 80 D. IN for Sing Sing 10 and 6:45 for
Peehstil $50 and $50 r. The Ponshksrpsis, Ps-hs
hin and Sing Sing stop tho Way Stations Passengers
taien a. Chamber Canal Christopher and 5l-s;s Trains for
New York leave Troy at and 10 and $50 and
M on Sundays at 10 o. M A. r. SMITH Superintendent