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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
NFW-YORK and NFW-UANEN RAILROAD.
N ,ere FALL ARRANGEMENT 1853.

NEW-lORk and NtW W-IfAN " hhiLhONI''
~ lag FALL ARRANGEMENT 1883
Commeucina October 4, l35'.
Passenger Station il NewYork, corner H;hs ald 4Lay
e.uGAce a. q -1th-st .. .-
TRAINS LEAVE SFW-YO.R.
For New Haven lexl; i2fS, SA5 40 fex and
4f5n M For Bridgeport T. g. m (ex.). 2:5 $40 ~
ex lend AS pm For Milford sriford Fairfield, South
port snd Wes;Iort, l,45, - aud 40 ~ For Nor
walk ~; i2.s5, Si, i:2n (eN) i:fS $50 r. n For
Dsriep and Greenwich, IS. 5f5 4;t5 81 m For
Stamford T. M (~N( 70 g. 3;i5 i:p tex ia 5:5O p m
For Poft Chester and ntermed date stations II; ~
S:45 AS, $50 t.Sl .. - ,,,,,
70, po..ou q u IeAl 4:n D. NJ (ex For Hartford and
sprngirld sa NJ (exh i;2o p ~ Tex For Sonneetl9a II
River road 20 Montreal (Px for Canal Railroad 10
Northampton Ca m (ex.) and i245 2. For Nswa
and New.Iondon Raroed n. and - F. In tor hoIss
,ori Railroad gs m 20 o. M For Eanga.uck Railroad,
a. m l2:4i 3.i5 p. n. For D,nhuy ard Nor"sik RaiosdI
!. m, AEON m JAMES II. HUYT Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
n. B. keller, }
J.. D. BROWN, Commissioner
T.. l.. WALTON,>
OFFICE REPUBLIC INSURANCE COM

II =
" PANYFre, Inland Navigation and TransportatioD-No
Wsl-t (s0 per cent Of the profits 20 the assurcd)
This Company this day declared Scrip Dividend OF
THIRTY -ONE 3D PER CENT upon the earned premiums OF
ending the 3lt Of December 1857 Alec Interest
Dividend payable IN cash demand Of SIX FL. CEI upon
~ the o.istSndins Scrip.
TRUSTEES;
Charles II Resell Mort. w. Hamilton. George T. Ades,
Dspicl b. Fearing Deunin2 Duer, john J. AstoTjr.,
WIlian n X, an John Steward. IT.. Joseph Rowland,
Aaxus G.. Downing Robert MintuIn, Daniel Drake smith,
9,zsway r. lamar Reuben Nithers Frederick q Foster,
Wm Bu'eT Duncan, Edward G. Center, Robert :. Hone,
n IL Wolfe, Josiah Oaks, Samuel Y. Hoffman,
kaac Towusend Joseph G1iard, jr Jacob Anthony, jr
J.ues Warren Jas NJ Waterbury J. p Giraud Foster,
Arthur LesTy, William Ii. Cary, John A. T. cray.
Thjs Company having its Capital aud Sllu $25O0o
.y prepsd Insure agsast loss and damage BY
Inland Navigation and Transportation On favorable terms
The Charter provides that after paying Interest to tho stock
heers of per snnums per cent Of the
profits 10 be divided among the Insured IN scrip
barns This Company offers dealers the secu-
ty any other Stock Company anc IN addition liberal Par
GIaiion of the profits. ROBERT ). HUME, President
OuscAN r. CURRY, Secretary. January a. 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
NOR INvESTMEYT.-We odcr FOR SALE

j $3.50 100 Of the TIN PER CENT sEMI-ANNUAL COU-
pom BONDS of tine CITY On DUBU QUE, Iowa sad
Bonds suod puTusnt 10 provisions Of tbe Code Of Iowa.
Of Lgssure snd under the City Charter aud
suti OF Common Couuc of the City Of Dubuque Every
procsuon has been taken render tne Bonds valid
ructua payment Of both interest and prnci
psL Apart from the s,r conformity 70 the statutes and Code
sIowe City Charter aud special vote Of the people,
there private of the very strongest cece
tsred into BY the City Of Drbuque which would make
simple process the payment Of these Bonds BY
IGedsoy ievyIg spon the public puyato property 10 The
The and the issLc ~ Bonds
boen carefully examined by VIM ~ Evars Ihad-
H. Lane, and Msssrs. ChOate Barnes AID
pouDced ami badug In very srorgs. These
Bond pare ago1sby with Bank Sts Insurance ard Rail-
rosd Stocks and not cxeesd ty any
AZ security D. Bonds offered consist oi ~ of 900 each,
apd 250 Of $500 ench
Pamphlets with particulars regards Tho Frances of Du-
aue the abuda for promptly paying the interest
ad pnopa the Of the cy BE- had
MORSE & COMPANY,
40 NSr.flo Al NaxvK Kork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

EOR SAYANNAll.--The American Atlantic
Screw s.cenship Compsry and lTs e.iss steamship
HUNTSVILLE j. g. Post Commander, VII leave Fier NO
H. n. R. SATURDAY Oct So al O'clock p m precisely
Through tickets 70 Newoesns $50 5o NOBLE eSoi Mont
son.s-y 80; Abaoy Ca s2f AtlAItc AID CoE0tus -;
kaocf s2 FTest PEI foot .ld rroPorons;e rates.
insurance oae-Lsli pe. cent. Apply
H. b. CROMWELL L Co., N IS Wer-si.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

> In l.
il The GREAT CENTRAL ROU rE connecting the Allan
tic Cd,s with Western. Norh "estern and souh'Wedern
States by continuous Railway direct Tnis Road aso CONNECTS
AZ Pittsburgh til daily lines q sts amets % al ports on the
Wes.rr Rivers and Cleveland aud Sandusky WITH the
t.esners all Icrts TIE North Western Lekesaknx ne
rosr direct chesp resbe which FREIGHT can
be forwsrded 70 and from the Great West -.., ,.,,
RATES BEIN ZEN fHlLADELPHlA and FIJI I,bI hoH
FIRST CLAss-Boots shoe H, and Csps Boo Is cents p
Dry Goods lin boIrs, bales aud runkti Drugs an lO H.
toxss ara bSles) feshels Fur- Gc..............)
SECOND CLAss.-Dones,ic sheetmg, shirtus end -,
T.ckilz tn original bsles), Drugs in cesks tifd' % ensg
ware Leather In rolls and bo1os) Wool ard sheePl Ate o.
Frfs Esstw ard, ,hc....................ss.''.:s.'
TnRp cLAss-AnVi', Steel C1ans On csss.s 50 cents p
Hemp, Bacon and PORK, saltedt cose or n sscksi 10 ~
Tobacco uauu ;oc gTec, except Cigars or Cut &C.
Po,s csss or SoIes Fa:ss5 Led AID Lard Ocelts p
OIL. Nsls, Soda Ash, German Clay Tar, Ptca, 10 10
FLoVR- 4. btl until further rolee.
GRAM e. 100 n un.ll further notoe. 90. .
CoIroS-- = bale exceeding so u weight, ra.ii
notice. $500, ,
IL ppE DDS from port east Of Pfiadepha ee FAR
ticusI the package "|s Penn ,yyara RsEo4d Az
Goods the a. n. Of ts Rood zt PhsdeP4 OF
Pittsburgh viii b forwaIe-s without de,eution
FREIGHT AGEsTs-Hsrds WoIn.ey Co. heIPas, lenn )
r. T. ses 1 Co., - Louis; z e. OReAly Co., EFsi-.i,
iud. DGnesniu Bel Co. and Carter Jeweit Loe''.-
ky B. c Medium, hsaisOu, lad. H. w bfo"n 80 "a
Irwin Co. CDclnnsti; ~. W. GRAHAM Co, Laoe''ts
Ohio, Leeoh Co.. no a kubJs, Bostaa I.eeen Coz no
Astcr HogSe, New Yo,s ard No sou:n "Lsl- s, Rl
York T. j. Sneeier, Phisdr!phia Aiesew A0CHs b--''
H. L. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Ph aasil-A'
T a SCOTT suu-rltteGca ut, A.I.CLer IA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

- and aiter THURSDAY spt. o. trains will run as so
,: iIsns going EsLsaye Spnih Ferry, Brooklyn, a. 10
Or Cre.uport. leave south Ferry. BfOosyn az s. p a.
rYathonk leave South Ferry Br1okyp at T. n for syo
Lave south Ferry. Brooklyn az >! p M or He npsie ad
cave South F,Iry Brooklyn al u D n for Jamaica
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
3nsnrance Companies.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
WI COMPANY,
AGENCY No. IL WALL-sT.
Assets Aug 1855. tzblIooi
Total Dividends PAID "iofSr
This Company offers superior advantages such annual div.
iacn6 psyneu Of dividends in cash. loans Of onehaf Of life
peuiu1s economy Of management. Propectuses Sc viii
be furnished (withou chsTge and all information given by tho
upder,igped aeents ROBr l.. PATTERSON, President
b. L. MILLER, Sec'y. JOS. l.. a J. 7. LORD Agents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
professional Notices.

professional Notices.
Osce for procuring
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
j. 2. PRISON, No. 5 WAIL-ST., n. Y.
A pamphlet Of Information sen. free by mall.
DURR 4 LORD, SHORTHAND WRITER'S,
ID No Il9 Nassus Official reporters In the United States
SeDete fIOm l6iS TO 1854.
CANCERS REMOVED and PERMANENTLY
~ CURED without the Of the Knife by DT. +. NHli-
NT.Y, Ne. lns West S6.h.st.. NegfoIk. . -.
Tie ome0y purely vegetable and eTce al o'hors First
the rapidly Of is operation. Second In the slight pain and
Inflammation produced. Third IN the peenes Of its cure
Cencers cured e. all be cured quickly The tne occn-
pied destroying the scrThous by this remedy Nses
hon ton 20 forty After s nova the healing
perfected and TId al obtained in om Two 70
weeks produces ittle pain, causes no rNods %
constitutional deTauEcuen but IN fact relieves pain and
only safe perfect remeay sno ems tunlo!s nos
ana birih marks are also removed IN few minutes
EDWARD A. FRASER, Attorney and Coun-
II selo a. Law Comriscner Q. Dods and Notary Public,
No S0S BToOme-ft New-ioTs.
DATENTS for INVENTlONS.-T. ID. SIET-
SON AGENT for procuring Patents. No. Tryon-row Gei
Civ Bs Cifousr with full information sent tce by Ias
Ntobencsl Reporter Y. Tnturo from 1854 TO 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

DEM LVANIA Il l. y ~ !.
i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE -. I'll
Tie Perrsyvs Railroad couDtcts at Pittsoa sn
reeds and lrom St. Louis, No Asn Osc-a "a Nuezo
III Fakfcrt Lexington aud Louisville ky r.iA la
Madison Lafayette I.diaaspo lud Cinciit DsY1'
sprnsfeld .uofoua.re sensrsy Toledo Cleyend Ssl.l
ta. Zsncsyie Mas,lon aud Woo.,eT, OEei A. "Ha ee
vile AID Cincinnati. -. .A.-.
Througs tcke. for Le Ee. b hsi oi tas ABOVE
uertiouei places in the West. ,t.,... -, 4,
Paserssss will fud this the shortest. nos. erPe -i - III
oonforfat e route between tie Eas, end .he Nss,-o
FROM NEW- YORK TO CINCINNATI u 80 - nDS tiss Nd
FROM NEw-YOgK TO CHICAGO ~ nVI o.,
FROM NEN-YOEK TO 81. LOUIS IN 70 hOSHo-
Fare ss low sry other route.
see herdbl,s IL tie notels OF thts city. -. , ~.
Through Tictes further irioiInetson n 70 - - ~
ofce Of the PENNSY LvANIA RAILkOAD, ,,
No z As.ir Hogfe BrofTsr
January T. Ie5a. J. l. ELL-o- :, -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
DAY BOAT tor ALBANY. Steamer META
~ NORA, EVERY IUESUAY, fBURSDA7 sad SAT
vlDAY frorn fnr- # Iay-.L. at7s u
,TIE REGULAR NAIL LINE Via STONIY1i-

VNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE Via SrONINC-
Il TON, Tor BOSTON art fROVlDESCE-Il sst Route
tho .bur'cta ti--fs. sUyiDs -hs Eastern Ml
Th~ r.aTn.rs PLYMOUTH ROCK Cap, joel sto1e and C.
VANDERBILT, CAPT " H. FIlIer IN connection With he
sTONISGrOs PROVIDENCE sni BOSTON sad
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. E.si q Nv Yort daily Is 10
days e1rept.d irou Pr No NoFi1 Ri'sF sr's Nba
Battery nlsc-. 4 o'clock .,11i .too 3. - H.
or % Tie arrival of the Mil TrsiO winch leaves Bos;aa
The C. VANDERBILT ton New-YoIk, M5aday, We'd
day FF-,y run sosDsio1, l-es1sy, lA4rday Aad
u1ay. -
Tbs PLYMOUTH ROCK, from SevYart rusaia-. T1ur--
.y aLd e..ljsy; ua S.ios.5D, Nc 1sy, HoIesly al
Friday
Ps.,erser, proceed rom stt nsa per railroad 70 Provi
is- 10 AID BCsto7, ir ih- Expires Nal fn rrsrhug i
t,as ~ adj -nce those By other routes and IN aDo time
r. Al hs early morning lines co1nsrtrs NCrh sal Fsv
Ps9nger that prefer g. sin board 5e steamer enjoy
Dirh uldssturh-d hTs st dsired slc aTe SHluz
tor on tie train connecting 81 Pro'icence With the Has
a. NJ truu for B0sto1
bssglS master accompanies he steamer sra ran h-cush
ezrh
Fr Tasssre berh 's.eroors eaht appy N boll the
steamer ~ n the Fr.Ebt Ooe Per No. 2Norto River,
,Lr off -. Nc. 10 Bat.ery-paca oct,ls. p. il2
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

EAST HORSES. A TROTTING TEAM
fDcrron and Pythls) will BE- SOLD Auction FRI
DAY Octo Der - a. the koo Course. The above Team Ig
show 2.i0 together a. time a. slie.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
0opartnership Notirea

KoTICE.-The copsrtnership Of JAMES M
~ YETI Co is this dy dissolved BY nu.uI CON-,
- Business viii be settled by sIILLE MANNING IN,
sne snhorir @ saG tie GTm uArc In Io-s
e-ps'ed kewYosk. Oct IS 1853. Nt-sS
srlLLE MANNING.
JAMES DANETT
JARVIS 0CRyEE
pne undeSsned win csrry tie COMMISSION and BpO
e.A1k bnt.sess ia GRAIN, FEED AID FLOUR ana nav
ho1@ Of his Office, No. IS Westst-howNork Oc. q Ig
JAS. DANErr
vtTn. .hoei igned sN ceuy tbe brsness ofa flour
~ ele cRAiN DEALER, ou Die aoeaint at n, ~
''''''-- .'eh d .'l VI. 81 loys. s.llLE NA.NIyg
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

IL MAIL LISE.-The fayoTite steamship ALABAMA, Car
Geo X. Scherck will leave TIT kSDAf, Oct. e. Gt
o'clock D m from Pier No. North River Cabin 20
Ssvapneh s5 through csets given 20 hootsomery Ceum-
b-s Atlanta Albany and Macon Bills Of dinE signed only on
boai0. For freight passage sppy 70 sAIL L. hlIChlLL
SON No IS BroAdwsy The rate Of freight by hs steamer
will be Ice for goods AID other se' 10 proper
ION.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
CENrRAI II. X. 60. oF Hew-JERsgY,
NEyr .opE D.f a fg.Q

INTEREST. The INTEREST COUPONS of
j the SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Due the ist day Of
Nov. next w be paid the Once Of he Company NJ
7" @. NJ MILLTGAN, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
A. NJ. MrRwIy Au-touoer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN IL Co., Trade-Sale

a. n. WrRWlN. 40 tllnteT.
DY BANGS. MERWIN IL Co., Trade-Sale
ID Boone n. IS Park -
uHLRsDAY sud FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
Oct. . oud - A. % clock.
CHOICE BOOKS, COINS. MEDALS ana AUTOGRAPHS
Cmrr extensive vsre'y q and va.labe Books
In BhHography, Am,roan History Nulslnatics Classics
Fsce.is Frrch and Italian Latle Sc, Icincng many ha
difficult obtain through the ordinary channels Also
the reo collection and choice Caus, Mod-- and
Autographs before offered for seo IN 1is city.
Catalogues b. ohtinsd at the NalesTo0rn.
B. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, THU URSDAY sud FRIDAY,
Nov 2 9. 81 aid :, eti o'cl"sk p m:
CURIOUS AND VALUABLE BOOkS-tofta.ng The en-
the LibIrfy ofthr late Hrl1aan L. Ludsis, Ii u.
MONDAY and II EsDAY AFTtRNOONs,
Nov. 8 end 9. c0nnepcIg each 3sy - 4 O'Clock:
AUTO 'RAPH LIT ERS, DOCU MENTs ANO Curl
OSITF S-1bo collection o coIno,'euT formed during the
last eny years, with much bo 10 this
couuiIy ard 10 Fufope. - -. -.....~.,.,,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
Nov. 10 IL AID j., At 0'clork:
PRIVATE LIBRARY a. the late J1hp j. Fa'rcr, ssq re-
Gently and oI many yes President of ae Merchants 2a~ o
fsC
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
MORSE COMPANY,
Nos 20 Wsll and 81 Millian-.ls.. New. Work.


PASY-rhc book Of subscr ption the capital stock of
Company win be opened o. the Mcchauics an I ade
Benk No. Bovery, corner Of Broome-st, WkDkkS
DAY t. 27ib sud viii remain open ult the whole OF he
Capital Stock one Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dolsr. sa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

NTEAM 10 GIlASUOW LIF ENI OOII, DT1II-
- FAsT DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY withou, delay, for
$50 RstaIn Tickets either Of tn atoys places god f All
r,cuths BY any steeIucr of the hne, $50.
FROM Nyw-YoRK.
EnyNPCPOU Curnui,g SATURDAY, o. 30 q. IL noon.
GLASGOW Thompson. WEDSDAY, Nov q, a. IL noon.
Rates Of Passage Cebn e7j; third cas- found with cooked
sfoysoIs g. &}l Eor sht O pesssse, apply 10
ROBBERY CRAIG. No. II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

So 1889 Trains viii leave Chsm 81 station as follows:
Fxp-es, Trains m sui Albany end Troy PasssrseT
Trsus II: 20 g. m aud 1890 ,. ~. for PoGghkeepc, a.
aud 3Sn p NJ for sns Sug. n M, andbi5 D. M tr
P,eksk l.Ji and 5. o. Tue Pol lghAerIie, Peekshu
,ri srs sns Train. top the Way S'aon Passengers taken
Chsmb r. Cana Christopher and 3s's,s Trains for New
lori leave Troy 4: so and To- - q. and $3.50 and p
u. ~yr J,vs stI IN IN 4 = SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Gteombcaie an6 Railroads.

ITO BOSTON ANELERS-COMFORT and
sAFETY-The pubic Informed ths: tie Old ColcBy
d Fall River Raiosd Company have ..,seAea 70 the
Ie.-cas Of their rosd CREAMEas PATENT BRAKE OPE-
kTOR. THIS Invention Aesty IL rsny Of the best
anAscd roads Of the country promotes degree security 10
NJ, ana pror4r.y ir.b Isitlout Rlrosd Managers who
asre 70 avail Themselves Of improvement; for the ssy
u h requested 70 examine this Erey dsy. o5seryaton
hand while coed BE- ior ordinary purposes o.
40 yse in the presence danger Tis Company vii furnn
these Machines or all the Of Any road and warrant thea
10 a-lwey TIE PuIIcse, CT 10 sale ,rr,vp,o
". C. CgEAsyp, secrtary
Nc. 81 rlre-st.. ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
4 ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
n CATION COMPAhYS hEW-YoRK AND GALWAY

n CATION COMPAHYs HEW-YoRK AND GALWAY
STEAM TO ALL PARTS or GREAT BRITAIN VIA
GALWAY IRELAND.
The Shortest Sea Passage Between Amerca arc Enrofe
SEW-YORK AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINE
Tts line composed Of powerful and fast seins Steamship
ally ocered and furnished with everything requisite 70 rrce
yoYsge safe AID able. 1e departures tom New.fok
for Galway will be follows until further notice viz: -
INDIAN EMPlRE....E COURTESAY.... Saturday, Oct .
Writing Ireland reach their destination N three ouh'
the tine taken by other route sad al bsye sn opportunity
pace and scenery Of unyeed interest IN Ireland
Price passage including free tickets BY the nsssl rsIosd
from Galway any Of the principal cities Of Great BIZ
ain, az the following greatly reduced r.es FIST Glass; 15
second olass, $50; third class 80
wishing bring their friends can purchsse tckets
flT their passage In third csss from Galway at 80 or no.
other cities Gcs. Britain accessible By railroad a. $50
liberal cabin table will be provided ard cooked pTovons foF
wi,h tin plate quart nus fnie spoon "''e
ean and their own bedding. , ,.n
Vr freight and passage ard farther particular apply TO the
uuder their oaces No 6l Hudsons, corner oil JAY
ard No 6 Broadway Application oT freight and pss.iss ay
so be made ct the Offices Of the Company on their tA
press routes AMERICAN EXPRESS Co, Corssnesf.
ALEX. HOLLAND. Manager
Hew-York, sept. so. 1855.
NOTICE.-The day of sailing of the steamer
~ PACIFIC from this port Galway having been changed By
cirec the owuers She viii not leave until MONDAY No
yeraber8 AMERICAN EMPRESS Co., AseLta
ALEX. HOLLAND Manager.
CTEAM to SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE aud
- BREMEN United States Mail steamship ARIEL. G. D.
DAY Oct 30 Eoon with mai pas.snger: nd specie iof
Europe. D. iUhf IN r, 49, Nv
Thc Ariel will can at How're also a, soUsnpto en route
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

DY JOSEPH HECEMAN. FRIDAY, Oct -,
- II lc oc,ock the Central slleOcms, corner Of
Wiilougl By and PeaIists., Brooklyn. -
RFGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF iOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURENaho gaDy Bedsea1 Bureaus, Sos, Tables Chnrs,
heel and ropes Of condemned Swords, AID other
MAXI e accoutrcrncits.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

CTATEN ISLAND TERRY.-NOTICE.-
~ Cheap Eseurson foI sH Cents Boats leave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR iou a. N & P. n.
L-sve WHITEHALL from T. II 20 ~ Quarantine,
S.sple,on AID Nsncertti.'s Landing.
ITO NE VIII " EN- Pare 81; Berths
Freely ELM CITY. 81 and TRAVELLER, .. IL.
morning Hat
ford bv TIE or RANITE STATE, every n EsDAy THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, a. p. n. RlchD PICK, AseE:
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
I PORT and FALL INER.-The spesdit and suPeir
s;eIer METROPOLIS Capt Brown. leaves New ork
TUESDAY TIT URsDAY ard SATURDAY, at o'clock N,
sn5 tse EMPIRE STATE, Capt BTsy:oa. MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, G+ oelSck 2. IL, hon PeI
No. SE.R- - II
saut up.l IL scrae sh.l have been reic fr
Fr,sh. Boson forwarded WIN great osca ~
~ WM BORDgS Asen. Nos 70 ard n west+r-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

m PANY Holders of ,b- Bpbda of Company ~il
ST t,r I.yuss T. he INTEREST WARRAN Is, dGe Nov
1sss " ANJRLW N. GREEN, No. ~ Walst., Jsuuoey
Cosri, New iors City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

Our member OF CoNGREss-0ur present worthy
member OF C0ngress-Well known to be (aIthoupb 1t
the same time he is quite ladies' man) one of the
plainest and most hOmespun dressed members of our
Northern State, and, although not celebrated for his
extraordinary personal beauty yet celebrated for his
sterling and enteprising spirit and by his mild man
ners, eXertng an electrical influence over the male
and female sex-attlY determined to make a trim In
Iowa City on public business. As he never dresses
up, even when in ladies' company, neither does he
dress up when he goes abroad and if peoble don't
find him out, he makes no endeavors to find them out
and, in the language OF Banks, OF bis great Dolit
cal " gtds," he lets EN- Slide But to the story
When he got to Davenport be was recognized by one
OF the man officers who at once said to the Board:
" He is the member OF Congress from the Northern
District, and as a good stroke Of policy we should
give him free pass, 1t was no sooner said than
done. As he was about starting, a pass for year
was rendered him He returned bis thanks, and the
usual exchange OF coureses took place. After speed
ing along awhile, and while enjoying a good comfort.
able ChaW Of tobacco the conductor came to him with
the usual cry Of Tickets sir Our honorable mem.
Der tumbed in his pockets and finally produced the
Pass The conductor glanced at it, then took
long scrntlnlzng glance at the owner and exclaimed
q" You old ST. you don't pretend to say to me
that yOu a member Of Congress, do y0u ri Com.
petey taken back by this exclamation our worthy
member said il haste . Well, how much is it any
how Y and pulled out his pocketbook. The con.
ductor told him, and the necessary pewter was
handed over and he said, Well, now have a grea
notion to put you of the cars anyhow Do you think
that any decent looking man would take you for a
member OF COngressEH The Congressman sat dunn
founded aud did not recover his thoughts till he saw
another Honorable, when he asked him, What have
done to Cook at Davenport, to play such trick on
me as to give me ticket through, and not make me
known to the conductors! always dress the same
way, and if I was to get a new suit, my wife would
not know me, and would rather she would know ne
than a confounded one.h0rse railroad, whose CON
ductors judge men by their dress than their real
merits" Doubtless, when he comes back they will
know him. He is ltrc man and no dead head, and
we have many more such left up this way who can
pay their way. dubuque tlowa) RXpress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

TIE BROKER AND THE Bull DoG.-A lauRhabIe in
cident occurred in Commercial street on Thursday
last. A State street broker, having business st a
store there had left his horse and chais in The street
near the door On his return he found to Bis dsmaV
that fierce and powerful bull dog had taken posses
sion Of the bottom of the chase and snared defiance
at the broker as he attempted to get in. All attempts
to pacfy and dspace the beast proved unaEailinq
and in despair he dispatched q messenger for the
police. police officer came and could suggest no
better plan than gun to shoot She intruder. One
was sent for, but 10 the meantime a gentleman came
along who stated that he had considerable experience
10 dog matters and he allowed to try his hand.
Cautiously approaching the chafse he was received
with the usual snar but keeping his eye full upon
the brute he carefully placed foot upon the step.
With equal preGauti0n he gradually advanced, the
dog still exhibiting hostile symptoms until watching
bis opportunity he suddenly spt into the seat Of the
chai7e and grasped the reins. The dog peered into
his face but the horses started he suddenly eaped
out and disappeared. The broker then took posses
sion Of his chaise amidst the cheers Of large crowd
OF people who had assembled to witness the scene
Boston Traveller.
Bull dogs are usually rather intractabIe animals.
An English paper informs Us that little Tom Thumb
aud his little ponies were recently attacked in the
streets OF Liverpool by huge beast Of this species
and were for time considered in extreme danger of
being swallowed carriage and all The ponies, it is
stated, made very surprising time for two or three
\ SQUARES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

IOAFERS ~ A PRISrISG OFFIeE.-The composing
loom Of printing office is not the place to tell long
stories, or argue points in metaphysics. A printing
office is like a school it can have no iuterIopers,
h4ngers,on or twaddlets without serious inconve.
meuce to say nothing Of loss of time which is Just as
6r n man who Womb entfr a school and tgadd frlt
with the teacher aud then with the scholars
rmGug the discipline Of one and the studies Of the
other; Aud yet Ibis IS the precise effect Of the loaf
ers with the course OF Observation-Disclosures the great
attention which IS necessary to the good printer No
gentleman will ever enter it and presume to act the
loater. He will feel above it. for no real man sacr
fees the interests or nercFes with the duties d
others. The loaer does Doth. Let him think, if he
never has that the last place he shoad ever insnuatt
his worthless and unwetomed presence is in thu
printing Office. New York Printer
What is said above in regard to composing roomt
is entirely applicable to editorial rooms.